Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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M - .. e s 1: at L,,LL -.N 4'.,s '3 ,A-up-R -x.,,-.M.nw,,,,. M k,,,,..,,,N, N-'J S Sophomores Jeanne Abbott and Michael Jobe sup- ply the finishing touches to the Christmas tree, placed in the cafeteria as part of the annual Christmas decorations. A touch of the Christmas story is illustrated by the scene of the three wise men presenting their gifts to baby Jesus, which is displayed in front of the school as part of the yearly sophomore Christmas decorations. As the Christmas season arrives again, caroling through the halls during classes is enjoyed by every member of the Lubbock Westernaires as Well as the students.

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Gridiron Action Climaxes Fall Preceding the Lubbock-Plainview game, fans stand to proudly sing the Westerner Call to Westerner head coach, Gerald Lambert completes one of his talks Loyalty. J, l fi, . given during pep rallies, while the players thoughtfully await the Sharing 3 sack lunch, Diana Vessels and Y11ght'S action. Sandra Hill enjoy a bus trip along with many other Westerners.

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Like many other students who worked to deco- rate their homeroom doors, Cindi McFarland proudly puts the finishing touches on her homeroom's door, which won the yearly con- test. ,ig The holidays being only a day away, homerooms engaged in parties during which some rooms exchanged gifts as done by Charlotte Hendrick, Patty Jones, Emmy Poe, and Cathy Emery, as they receive such gifts as toy telephones and trains. ay Activities Precede Holiday Because of the unusually warm weather, December arrived al1T10S'E l1I'l1'1OtiC9d as hard- Having spent many hours getting his costume together Working. Seniors began the montll with their and' getting ready for the School from-M.O.N.S.T.E.R. , senior Pepper Shelton wonders why his date suddenly yearly project, the senior carnival. This year's decided to back out, fun-filled event, School from M.O.N.S.- , T.E.R. , presented unusual fun for all who dared to enter. With entertainment provided by the 'fBruts and a special attraction, a house of horrors, the carnival proved a suc- cess for this year's senior class. Getting into the spirit of Christmas, sopho- mores began their task of decorating the halls, while homerooms began decorating their doors. Christmas projects included the student council sponsored Toys for Tots Dance , which, this year, was planned as a dressy affair. As the final day of school in 1966 arrived, Christmas spirit was stimulated even more as the choir caroled through the halls dur- ing the day. As homeroom arrived, students completely forgot schoolwork and engaged in homeroom parties before leaving to enjoy the holidays and coming new year.