Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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NINETEEN SIXTY-FIVE -I .. Lubbock H1gh School Lubbock, Texas Vol. 44

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These Were Tl- esferners That . . . in '65 E ach new school year at Lubbock High is dis- tinguished from all preceding ones, not because of a turn of the calendar, but because of those particular people who are a part of the school here and now. Their words, ideas, and actions begin to seep in, gradually rise, and finally they become the entire basis of a year in every stu- dent's life. This year was incomparable to any before, neither can it be pulled from our past to be lived and enjoyed again, except in our memories. A few segments of this year's events will still be tucked securely away in many memories for years to come-the day 2200 loyal Westerner fans poured into the streets behind the school building for a thunderous pep rally, unconscious of the falling rain, the tremored fever blanketing the corridors and escaping into every classroom before the annual Monterey-Lubbock football tilt and the acme of suspense which hovered as the game progressed, the touching farewell of a dedi- cated and more-than-admired principal-these made 1965 a year of years. These 2200 Westerners who braved the weather to support their team were the same ones who excelled in interscholastic league, who brought home honors in a variety of statewide competi- tion, and who laughed, yelled, and shouted greet- ings in the halls each day. These were the Westerners that wrote this school year's history, compiled now to be treasured through the coming years. These were the Westerners that were . . . in 1965. WESTERNER WESTERNER WI

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STUDENT LIFE ACADEMICS 64 A,. I E Contents CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS PERSONALITIES CLASSES ADVERTISING