Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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9' e 9' 'Wa U. . . v 'Sl ,.., 'Ll , ik ...SLT .., 3' 'rl f ' 12 Activities Create Spirit Sunny weather hung on much longer than usual, but summer fun ceased and Westerners found more and more things to get involved in - football games, pep rallies, school-year jobs, elections, parties - there was something for every- one. Even sophomores learned their way around the building and elected new officers, cheerleaders, and found new friends among the sophs from former rivals, the other iunior-high transfers to LHS. Few were affected by the new quarter system adopted by Lub- bock Public Schools, but many felt the repercussion when mid-quarter reports were taken home. , There were a lot of confiscated car keys and promises extractedlto try a little harder and bring up that grade before the final settle- ment. Trying to laugh at the bad iokes and skits put on by upperclassmen gave sopho- mores a hint of high school life during the orientation program Aug. 23. Renewing friendships from the year before was a nice part of Westerner Ways Daze dance for Janie Burleson and Jill White. To fly like an Eagle did not come too easily for senior Tri-Hi-Y members when they gave a pep rally skit before the Ector game. Student Life 0 15

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Victory Climaxes Finding different ways to mix up dress, wearing goofy socks, and wearing goofy caps were on the agenda for homecoming week. Everyone had a good time laughing at each other and the participation was great. Highlighting the week, the battle took place on the football field with Mustangs. Final score of 28-7 thrilled all, so they trooped off to the dance in the LHS build- ing. There was a good-sized crowd and Fun Week even some of the older faces showed up as many ex-students came to enioy a fling and a good homecoming greeting at the school. Homecoming Queen Sheri Hughes reigned with glory. The student body showed up at school the next week with thoughts of that Col- lege Night at Coronado coming up Oct. 20 and the Oct. 31 holiday for students when teachers would be attending that District XVll TSTA meeting. is eww .1 o ,.fvs, Ev 9 - i L14-C ga fe- fs A 4. Taking a well-deserved bow after the homecoming victory, the Westerner team waves their appreciation to the crowd. Amidst the confusion of game day during homecoming week, Randy Campbell picks up the mum he bought for his date. Spon- sor Joelyn Riley, Nancy Owings, Nancy Lira and George Lucero fill his order. To show his school spirit, Tony Ponciano dons a funny-hat for Cap Coronado Day. Student Life 0 l7