Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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first semester closes after tediou Dreams of Christmas reached realization as December days short- ened and everyone raced against time to complete homeroom door decorations, Christmas shopping, and preparations for parties, spe- cial programs, and assemblies. Bringing everyone suddenly down to earth with vows of more careful driving, the annual Safety Assembly presented hazardous drivers depicted as members of the highway zoo. Momentary pride felt by juniors and seniors when results of the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests were received disappeared as lights burned long into the night in preparation for exams signaling the close of the first semester. Giving Westerners a chance to let off steam after rescheduling was completed, the annual Hi-Y, Y-Teen ski trip to New Mexico also marked the beginning of the spring semester-the last for members of the class of '60. Fashion-minded young ladies model ski togs preceding the annual Hi-Y-Y-Teen ski trip Jan. 29-331. Shown are Susie Perkins, Kay Armstrong, Lynnette Mc- Millan, Sherri Hoydston, Barbara Williams, Ann Douglas, Judy Kelly, and Jeanie Payne. Imagination and deter- mination result in a top- rating door for home- room 202. Nancy Earn- est, decoration chairman, admires the door, de- picting the wise men bringing their gifts to Halos seem to be proudly glowing, if only for a picture, on room 216's prize-winning door. Caricatures of home- room members copped the S5 prize offered by the P-TA for the winning humorous decoration. Should l risk it? questions Dax 'i Deer as he waits before the Witch? VVearily making ready for the last lap home, journal- ists leave the Texas High School Press Association convention in Denton. Thirteen members of the WESTERNER and WESTERNER WORLDA staffs the Christ child. made the trip Dee. 3-5. rk! The gel Sl .:Sf1J!25iQ:1!:l:?cFhiT51l - - Y W,

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t d-raisin projects in spotli ht A cold but enthusiastic crowd awaits the final moments last-minute scoring attempt. of play as the Westerners call a time out to plan a Winning approving applause with special numbers and audience participation, the Four Teens, local combo, presented the first pay assembly of the year. Students may either use their activity book or pay a quarter for each pay assembly. Getting up at the crack of dawn on Saturday mornings is the rule rather than the exception for yearbook and newspaper staff members, who valiantly show up at pub office, sleepless and breakfastless, whenever a special edition of the paper or a yearbook copy deadline is in the immediate future. Putting a little elbow grease into their work results in a job well done by Barbara Williams and Jan Daniel as the girls clean and scrub the Westerner monument. neither cold, nor work, nor long, long hours dim high spirits as holidays approach 27

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