Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Assemblies Highlight Thursdays Taking part in the sophomore assembly tryouts, Dave Marquis performs a comedy routine that he prepared for the assembly. Class assemblies revealed the originality of the various classes as each one attempted to outshine the other. Having first chance to prove themselves, jun- iors presented their assembly, England Swings, in October. A group of American tourists were taken on an extensive trip and were entertained by various types of talent. Following the Christmas holidays, seniors took their turn as they presented The Mild Angels, as their last class production. This assembly fea- tured the angels who made their appearance in Sugartown, there encountering the good guys . Sopliomores, too, showed their ingenuity when they produced their first class assembly in March. The group having entered into the rockin' coffee shop, The Droopy Eye, Busty Underwood and Bob Living- ston, Kingsie , the angel's fearless leader, show the crowd some real musicn.

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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.

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r Hurriedly practicing her I1Umb91'b9f0T9 the tryouts With a dramatic interpretation of the James Bond begin f01' the 2111111131 .lUHi01j 2SS9IT1b1Y,- Emily Hilb.UI'I1 Theme , Diane Pounds performs her modern jazz dance seeks refuge from all the noise and excitement by find- in the annual junior assembly, ing a secluded stairway. E ff nm- As the angels arrive in Sugartown during the senior assembly, they await the arrival of the townies, who Want to meet these visitors.