Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Once a Westerner, always a Westerner, a popular saying of Lubbock High stu- dents, teachers and administrators, is exemplified by Mr. Knox Williams, LHS vice- principal: Mr. Howard Price, Coronado principal and former LHS student adminis- tratorp and Mr. Max O'Banion, CHS vice-principal and former LHS administrator as they maintain the inter-city high schools' truce at the Lubbock-Coronado basketball game. The principals commented on the Sportsmanship, then victory, that was displayed. l Progress Affracfs Involvement, Unity Modern technology wipes them clean! Jimmy Suarez, sophomore, stops to comment to Mr. Nathaniel Yates, maintenance man, that cleaning erasers with the electric machine is an improvement over the old-fashioned wall- beating method.

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An instant replay of the past decade jetted through the minds of the seniors as they recalled the strug- gles and pleasures of the past 12 years. Althugh each of the five Lubbock Public Schools conducts its own graduation exercises, seniors from all schools hold a joint baccalaureate service. With graduates dressed in caps and gowns representative of their high schools, the service is held each year at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum on the Texas Tech Uni- versity campus. Lubbock High maintains an average of 435 graduates per year.