Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Varied Activities Highlight September Before the busy school term begins, Mr. Bill Meadors pauses to enjoy refreshments at the Student Council- sponsored reception. Summer activities having ceased, halls rang once again with the sandpapery shuffle of West- erners' feet. With the lazy days of summer cast aside, a decreased enrollment of 1827 students returned to the familiar school building to dis: cover a new atmosphere, a new class, and a new spirit. Sun-laden Westerners now found their former leisure time filled with class assignments and school activities, for the first month of school was marked with homework, pep rallies, football games, assemblies, and parties. The annual sophomore orientation assembly acquainted new students with activities, school customs, and traditions which highlighted the school year. Delighted with the outcome of the sophomore cheerleader elections are thc victors Beth Faulkner and John Durham.

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A A K, Getting into the swing of things at the Westerner A'Go Go dance is sophomore Carol Hildebrand. 1, 41 As Westerners contemplate the beginning of another school year, mixed emotions and anticipation are all that remain after three months of leisure activity and relaxation. At the soplioniore orientation workshop, angel Sandy O'Neal explains the value of the Honor Code to the devil portrayed by Deanie Fulton.