Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Leading Westerners Remains Dedicatee's 'Principala Business Many years ago, a 5' 6 , ninety-pound quar- terback led the Lubbock High football team. Today, twenty-seven years, two inches, and seventy pounds later, that same quarterback is still calling the signals for Westerners, but in a different capacity. In his four years as principal of LHS, he has incessantly encouraged Westerners on to victory whether in athletic contests or scholastic achieve- ments, while continually placing emphasis on sportsmanship as the ultimate goal. Westerners will long remember the 1963 football season climaxed by his thunderous Yippee! , as he ac- cepted the long-awaited Silver Spurs. The warm welcome which began each year at LHS immediately drew students into a realm of understanding and admiration for the man who would pattern their high school activities. Next year will be even more challenging as he becomes principal of the new Coronado High School, and Lubbock High's loss is Coronado's gain, for he will kindle in them the enthusiasm and honor which he has kept alive here. For his capabilities in leading the student body and his understanding of the individual, we dedi- cate the 1965 WESTERNER to Mr. Howard Price. Assuming a diversity of roles, apart from his demanding job as principal, Mr. Price supervises the move into new offices, enjoys a few moments with his family, Sandra, Mrs. Price, and Steve, and joins the lunch hour rush in the cafeteria.

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K These were the Westerners that daily encountered the thirty-minute lunch period as a refresh- ing break from their studies, thus enabling them to catch brief glimpses of the wide scope of student life at LHS.