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To offset cafeteria serving problems, the school installed a snack bar to alleviate long lunch lines and to provide a wider range of food selection. s my - mQmsss4v1m-- A ew if Mx wig .1-,f.eb,,t.l,,L,-I. 3 ,.H...,l1ze .1 Q s , .ar 7 'igzfusm fl in f:m:asfv1zi??4- E-L pm. . s, .. .L ,- .L l,, 1..f..,, ,.,, .M-,,.mtQ 'wa .1,1l,,:U.f,:, .,. c-,. L-,fazqpfs ,,A-fQ.fr:2:-l:- ftisiir: gwm fa Kr. '3' iilrmzr , 41? :3 iffy M as ew,-W . ,,.,,M,W,Q.1. , few.. M . ,,.., A ,,,i , X, ,, j L. Snatching a break during their hectic weekend schedule, Westerners congregate A symbol of liberty waving ox er at the local ice cream parlor to fill their stomachs and catch up on the latest LHS greets scholars arriving for news. classes. bw,-was , gttzqgsg lg 'ul 'E Q , W. ,rmgw-,,,r,W . E 9319 uffgwlllsxigge
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Just one more day of this and I'll . . . is the feeling of locker mates who must share lockers due to crowded conditions resulting from the enrollment increase. x 55 W W5 ll aft A student directory and information booklet containing objectives for high school life, essential for all Western- ers, are distributed in the fall. FALL As myriads of falling leaves slowly drifted across our campus, Lubbock High School dusted off its desks and alleviated classrooms of musty air resulting from summer dormancy. New im- provements and additions greeted standard fix- tures and student routines. At the sound of the bell, the largest enrollment since 1956 invaded the halls to reflect a typical scene soon to become a Way of life for Westerners.
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Um-m-mll' is often the only answer students can think of while enduring the seemingly endless exam. WINTER Brilliant autumn foliage faded into the mysti- cal past as sharp winds and bare trees introduced Winterls brisk arrival. A spirit of unity and co- operation penetrated the school's atmosphere as Westerners advocated Sportsmanship then Vic- tory. Reddened faces and bulky coats characterized frigid Wintery months, as school-goers swirled into the accelerated pace of school events. Traditional Christmas greetings invaded the atmosphere as Santa Claus heralded the festive holiday season. an-uuqg Stacks of books, although not appealing, confront junior and senior English students meeting term theme dead- lines. Pa l' ' X A 45 t N js
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