Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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New Atmo phere Greets Record It doesn't take monkeys to do the monkey -just dancers like juniors Jerry Trammel, Roy Farmer, and Paula Hedrick, ' ,. There was no problem of absentees the first week of school as a record enrollment of 2227 students jammed into LHS corridors. M53 ,V My ze A ,gifs '-.. . . . Cathy Chambers shrieks 1n de- gfg e light as she hears the news of e being elected sophomore cheer- leader. While students enjoyed three months of leisure activity, fluorescent lamps and new lockers and the lowering of work never let up in the halls of LHS. The installing of ceilings were only a portion of the construction project.

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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.

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Registration As hammers banged viciously and walls crashed down, a record enrollment of 2200 brown- skinned sun-bathers and skiers returned to a not- so-familiar school building for the 196-1-65 term, Wide-eyed underclassmen as well as their ex- perienced counterparts marveled at the destruc- tion and construction as workmen added new ad- ministrative offices and a spacious library in addition to improvements in halls and classrooms. But above all the pounding and noise, the bus- tling ofa new year filled the atmosphere instantly with the fun, spirit, and tradition always preva- lent at Lubbock High. The annual Orientation Assembly acquainted students with the customs and highlights of the coming year while pep rallies, football games, bus trips, and elections gave all VVesterners a sense of being a part of the student body. Septembei' ended in unusually warm weather and finally gave way to falling leaves and many more activities. 1 I 3 HonestH VVesterners Barbara Durham, Chris Cox, Frank McViilliams, flan Hall, and Joe Halley violate the honor code by cheating-just in the Honor Assembly. For Carol Vl'illiamson and Lonnie Dillard the pep rally was just like old times as they aroused the spirit of VVesterners before the LHS-Palo Duro football game.