Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Student Life

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loosely packed projectile streaks through the winter air, streaming a path of starry crys- tals that shimmer away on the crisp breeze. The little stars emit a joyful brilliance, all their many facets twinkling the reflected radiance of sun- light. Whizzing over this vigorous year at Lubbock High School were many events. making up stu- dent life. Youth lending plenty of vigor and ex- citement, these occasions, like the tiny snow flakes, were never dull. The sparkle of fun is found in a myriad of forms by Westerners. For some this elusive spark of life may have been discovered in the night pep rallyg and by others, in a homeroom party. Whatever one's choice, he found it in 1961- 62, when activities were a mixture of old tradi- tions and new adventures.

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A rarity during the first few weeks and distracting ngises of the con- students an opportunity to return to of school, a study hall period un- cluding stages of constructign, gave the regular use of this period- hampered by the endless, weird, School Bell Ringsg vs- V, .fx f 1' 1 I N A-fm., In their first taste of LHS politics, Meg Morgan and LHS National Merit Scholarship semifinalists are Debbie James Blakey ponder for whom they should vote in Johnson, Carole Stanley, Keith Billingsley, Joy Dunlap, sophomore president and secretary elections. Richard Grady, Dorothy Young, and Bill Robert. I 6 l