Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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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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A 'M 'W- Pl'i0T' YO 3 DGP rally, 21 031111, SOPC110 fC0lil1g SO1GN1I11Y anxiously 1155611113108 the atmosphere abruptly reverts to penetrates the auditorium. But as the vnthusiastlv crowd one of SPQDIIUIIIOOIIS zxgliiltlon.