Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Many nationally-known celebrities performed in Lubbock throughout the year, including Johnny Carson, Steppin Wolf, Johnny Rivers, Iron Butter- fly and Grass Roots. Ralph Nader, instead of providing the usual enter- tainment, spoke on hazards, frauds and weak- nesses found in many of today's products. During Nlr. Nader's visit Johnny Whited and Susan Griffin were among high school and col- lege students who met crusading Mr. Nader. Signs Of 70 Reveal Season Of Change Construction of the new medical facilities repre- sented the changing times and influenced the lives of students of the 7O's. Patty Savage, Gwen McDear- mon, and Mary Ann Mar- tinez were constantly con- fronted with this determin- ing factor.

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Reviewing attendance records each day requires close concentration from Vice-Principal Williams. Everybody in the Williams family becomes involved when backing the Westerner football team. Mrs. Pat Williams, Rhonda, Kivett, Brent, and Mr. Knox Williams enjoy to- getherness along with other Westerner fans. For a feature in the Westerner World, Editor Kathy Holmes gathers information from Mr. Williams. Appreciation . . . TO THE MAN who is worthy of our praise and recognition for maintaining a professional attitude, but being willing to help any student personally being gruff in a pleasant manner having the loyalty to back all sports activities, win, lose, or draw enjoying his job because of the individual contact with students using a ready smile and a sly sense of humor possessing the ability, patience, and talent to sponsor and direct the first three All-School assemblies . and progressing from speech teacher, drama teacher, student activities director, assis- tant principal and vice-principal to principal in Lubbock High School. BECAUSE OF HIS twelve years of service, devo- tion, and leadership, we dedicate the forty-ninth volume of the WESTERNER to MR. KNOX WIL- LIAMS.