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Spurs Return, Ending Five-Year Wait Rough Riders Don Henry and Mike James ride herd over the newly acquired victory bell, the 1963 senior class gift, presented in a pre-game pep rally of the Lubbock-Monterey football tilt. 1 Q 1 Many eye-catching posters contributed to the pre-game atmosphere as each homeroom sub- mitted an entry to the annual contest. Texas size spurs accompanied by black and gold stream- Whisenhunt the first place award for the best car ers and painted slogans warranted upperclassman James decoration.
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With a gleam in her eye, Cathy Leftwich, es- corted by Rob Adair, reigns as Black and Gold Queen. After be- ing crowned, congratu- lations come from Carol Williamson, 1962 hon- oree. ight Rally, Crownmg Penetrate Splflt lrrespressible emotions of anxiety penetrated Westerner spirit as Black and Gold Week prep- aration engulfed pre-ganie activities. Through- out the week proclainations of f'DoWn the Dons echoed in the corridors. Highlighting the Thursday night pep rally was the presentation of class skits, chants, and songs. Seniors left the rally with another victory under their belts as they walked away with the attend- ance trophy for the third consecutive year. Celebrations clinraxed with the crowning of the Black and Gold Queen and a 29-0 victory over Palo Duro. It's not the Miss America Pageant, but the emotions are the same as Black and Gold Queen finalists Leslie Duck- worth, Danny Davis, and Cathy Leftwich look at the glinnnerous shine of the queen's crown.
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It never seems that a four-leaf clover brings good luck, but this Danish troll doll, pictured with the silver spurs and the winning football, did the trick. The doll, a pre- Maybe it was just the Law of Averages that gave Lubbock High its first win in five years over crosstown rivals, or maybe it was just the desire to make a fighting team a Winning team. At any rate, an 18-14 victory over Monterey High brought the Silver Spurs to rest in a famil- iar place left vacant by years of defeat. The struggle for the traveling trophy began the week before, and the spirit never ceased un- til the spurs were presented formally to the stu- dent body in a pep rally. It was too good to be true, yet it was true, and the coveted Silver Spurs lie on the satin pillow to prove it. After a climactic week flavored by the win over Monte- rey, Sam Henry, student body president, accepts the silver spurs while students rally to his victory gesture. game gift to Coach Carl Spoonemore, provided a hu- morous twist. l - H- lf in
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