Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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em 9:71 As Lubbock High sfud en1s we rmecrlize that our free time var- witfh our i rvteresfs. l'n1fei'ests vary from ufhlefics fa uc.czdef1micsg fmrw warlc fo Hobbies. We also spend part of our fime at social gveffhi er-ings such as feoafb-uI I games amd club meetin gs . All these meetings we meet many new friendis. We fend fa express our True selves when we are dbilrwg cictivifies that we enioy. All of this cmcl mulch more are i1nc1'uded in fhe realm of Student Life. OPPOSITE PAGE: Ferris Hmries- M-kes tirlme au? from busy seilfvedufle to 'de SDIPFIB ski! ing at Buffuio' Springs Lake. TC:-P RZGHT: Da'r2rell'l Mdlioney gets into fha school spirif on Cap Cwronadw Day during' Hlomeceming Week. BOTTQM: The Souilh Plains Fair was G pfmpulkar gathering plane for many of lub- bmk HEQWS students. I0 9 Sfudewf life

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Spring - Good Time For Success In the Spring of 1975, spirits quickened and activities increased for LHS students. Baseball players won games, track relay teamsters won races, and social affairs won the hearts of all. Another first, the all-school assembly staged at night suc- ceeded. Seniors and iuniors danced their way to a last good-bye at the annual prom and the graduation of seniors took place May 28. And then it was Summer. Many students foundeiobs and worked their way through sunny days mak- ing funds for the coming year. Oth- ers took a long rest, taking time out to ski, swim, camp or simply dream about days to come. It was more fun than work for Hank Holly and Chris Brown who gave sailboat lessons at Maxey Park for the City Recreation Dept. I2 0 Student Life 'QF if TUNE Y Contributing to the success of the all- school assembly, Pam Richard, Belinda Sanchez, Pearl Trevino and Josie Andrews give a Hee-Haw takeoff. W In the heat of a district game, James Bel scores an insurance run against Monterey. as all-district choice Kenny Toney looks on-