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Tradition Key Fits Pre-Winter Lock 2 monies of the Monterey-Lubbock foot- ball tilt. Tradition was the key to LHS activities in October and November. Fitting into the dull lock of pre-winter days, the key turned and transformed the calendar into a list of important dates. Stage curtains rose revealing Magnolia Magic for the jun- ior class's annual assembly. Spooks and witches clamhered down streets and halls as Hal- loween appeared on the scene. The Westerners clashed with Monterey for the traditional game, while halftime activities included the customary crown- ing of the Black and Gold Queen. The key turned in place lock- ing the memories of traditional activities in the minds of West- erners. t'We're so pretty, sing Beverly Bray, Vicki Wolfe and Ginger Ohlcnbusch as they practice their act for the junior class assembly entitled, 'tllagnolia Magic. A f VY!-.5 am, uwm'm 'o-M MN -rua-....... Yea, VVesterncrs! Spirit for the Monterey-Lulmbock game was boosted as DHS students competed in the car decoration contest. Durita Waldrep, sophomore, took first place. I9
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u mgig ' 1 , Vgzxq-fag 'qgj:5:,':3a.:El-f i -W 'ge - Since her father, Preston Smith, was elected lieutenant governor of Texas, Jan 'x and her niother must select an appropri- ate wardrobe to attend the Governors Ball. L ' A beaming expression radiated from M . Aga? 5 k::,L ii- ? 'fix 9 1 1 if R Carol Viillianison after she nas cioxx ned Black and Gold Queen at halfvtiine cere- Seniors did it again, says Lee Roy Her- ron, as he accepts the night pep rally attendance trophy from Principal Howard Price. Typical of the niany senior couples who in- vaded LHS for the senior carnival are cave dwellers Barbara Bryant and Skip Ander- son.
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December Ushersl B Pace Nl LYDE ! Ho, 0 1 5 if iii f ' 53- -. 1' '1 ::Z ' .1 f'-X' -1 :... :ffl QE, -' fa-fg,. e':. : . P :a,1,.f5:.-:' 'R I How does it look ? question Karen Ross and Paul Gleghorn as they touch up the artificial Christmas tree that cast a festive look to the cafeteria. Two sides of Christmas were demonstrated by prize-winning doors in this year's door decoration contest. Room 105 won in the most beautiful category, While the prize for most humorous went to Room 121.
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