Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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84' Seniors may act mature sometimes: but the Christmas spirit captivates everyone' as Karen Clawson climbs on Santa's knee to express her wishes for the holiday season. Vocalizing to the rhythm of the Satins, Priscilla Searsy sings N500 Miles. Thinking laboriously, juniors Bo Boren and Beth Clark strive for a good average on the annual Iowa tests. Showing that sophomores can take strong initia- tive, Marsha McCurry adds decorations to the giant Christmas tree in the cafeteria, part of the sophomore plant and decoration committee'S project.

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nique Assembl Initiates New Semester Amidst all decisions of changing schedules and mid-semester exams, students finally began to settle down to the regular routine, attempting to complete the final half of the school year. For eight seniors it was all over, as they accumulated enough credits to graduate at mid-term. Upper- classmen finished their last assembly of the three-year period, with the production Ham-a- Lot of Cam-a-Lot. There was an addition to the regular class assemblies, as all three high schools combined to produce the unique performance Return to Tuesday Street. Among the top ranking students in the city are Elks Leadership winners Brian Reeves, secondg Lynn Langston, secondg and Keeton Zachary, first. Appearing in the UCopa Club, Lubbock High's Dave display folk singing talen Durham Singers-David, Judith Skinner, Eldon Reynolds, assemblv Annette Haussler, Barbara Durham, and Jim Maxeye-