Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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A mall of bricks, mortar, and steel-this is Lubbock High School. Yet bricks and mortar can never tell the story of the Westerners living Within-of the hours of concentrated study, the minutes of fun, and the fleeting seconds of sad- ness. Open doors are unable to speak aloud of the hopeless reality of examinations and dead- lines, the noontime cafeteria rush, the semester grades. Soaring far above the main entrance is the auditorium tower, a hallmark of Lubbock High School, which serves as a reminder, 'Once a Westerner, always a Westernerf' 1 ffl iff cf' xiii jg :- ' Aj 0,11 If ,f,f,f' if 1 A V M74 1 JJ LL: Kc ,,i1 1 ,.Lfffv5,4, fl! C 1' 771102 17 Wifi! ' .X In Q 4' Ciftyf' 524.7 1 hr f v ,414 fc, ? gg- y p M ,W Aww'-' 4 V1 F

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Proving himself to he all things to all people-counselor, Leslie is one of the true administrators who has that instructor, sponsor, disciplinarian, leader and friend-Mr. something called 'tWesterner Spirit and Loyalty. The sky is the limit for a man Who has found no place to go but up, not only in his role as a VVesterner but also in his private life as Mr. E. C. Leslie. This friendly person with the twinkle in his eye and an iron fist concealed by a velvet glove has advanced from baseball coach and his- tory teacher to counselor and now assistant prin- cipal in seven short years. But perhaps a man's real value lies in his service to and interest in mankind, and the assistant principal is super- lative in this category for he is an active church worker and an ardent sports participant. As a gesture of thanks and respect we proudly dedi- cate the 1963 WESTERNER to Mr. E. C. Leslie. The family behind the man provides encouragement and incentive for his climb to success. Supplying triple power-for the dedicatee is his wife Johnnie and his children Tim and Leigh Ann. 'Q