Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Melissa McElroy portrays a very active yet inactive scarecrow in the annual Junior Assembly. Near the end of the opening semes- ter, notebooks began to show signs of handling and constant use. Caught in a web of traditional activities, middle and upperclassmen played the leading rolls in LHS's semester stage of panoramic pro- ductions. Scene one found seniors battling their first major encounter, Lavinrac Renretsew. The senior carnival soon outgrew the planning board, however, as frantic seniors devoted lengthy Sat- urdays to preparing for the one night opening. Visitors to the gala affair took an imaginary trip to the World's Fair while seniors pocketed the proceeds until a class gift could be purchased. Scene two featured the annual rendition of class talent, as juniors and seniors were both kept busy answering curtain calls. Middleclass- men literally stood In the Spotlight before be- ing replaced at the scene by Something Else, the senior class assembly. Overloaded notebooks assumed a different ap- pearance as eighteen weeks' worth of notes and homework contributed to a new look for a now old Book. One, two, three, kick! exclaim French can-can girls Monika Beuscher, Cheri Majors, and Twila Hill as they make their debut on the stage of Lavinrac Renretsew.

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Traditional Events Overtake Westerners ln Spring Semester Cousins Dale Pearcy and Benny McCorkle perform in true hillbilly style for the audience of Tobaccy Road. . . With Detours, alias-the annual exchange assembly. Before trying out for the sophomore assembly, Rosemary Barnes and Shanny Lott practice a step in their comical dance routine. Hardly had the new semester begun before Westerner thoughts turned to future events. LHS seniors monopolized the city-wide Elks' Leadership Contest awards and displayed their talents as did underclassmen in the exchange assembly. Juniors celebrated Valentine's with a fund raising candy sale as sophomores organized their class assembly. Then LHS became a real Westernerland as Roundup overshadowed past events. Winners in the Elks' Leadership Contest are STAND- ING: Stanley, first-boys' divisiong Henry, secondg and Walker, third. SEATED: Hancock, first-girls' divisiong Crain, secondg and Leftwich, third.