Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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S A Unable to resist the lure of the Junior Candy Sale, Assistant Principal Mr. Olan Rice purchases a piece of the confections from persuasive seller Melynie Melcher. xx M Shooting it out in a mock gun fight, Rough Riders Hugh Harbert and Jerry Munkins portray the spirit of the old West preceding LHS's annual Westerner Roundup.

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As if a magic spell had been cast over Western- erland, the arrival of spring brought forth a new and more appealing aspect in the lives of West- erners. While seniors were taking jaunts back to their childhoods, lowerclassmen became infected with a seasonal epidemic of spring fever. Even the infection, however, could not seem to restrain upperclassmen from taking their places on Com- mencement row. As five hundred seniors walked down the graduation aisle, last notes of Pomp and Circumstance signaled the finale to twelve eventful years. Kid day presents a multitude of excitement for senior Donese Mayfield while she Uparticipatesn in the annual event. Following his manly instincts, senior Jay Stanley pre- sents flowers to his prom date, Marsha Robertson, before they leave for the junior-senior affair. Not even masking tape would hold Westerner's notebooks intact after they had experienced nine months of daily use, for as the year ex- pired so did the notebooks.