Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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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

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Fall Festivities Bring Upswing Of Thank Fall months were happy months. In November came a time for reflections on things for which Westerners gave thanks . . . - for the end of the first quarter with those impossible tests and unexpected grades - for the memories of those football victories, the Silver Spurs and the uprising of spirit for the first district playoffs - for the success of the senior carnival, both financially and in attendance - for that extra holiday for stu- dents when teachers had a work day - for the continued sunny weather for outdoor sports - for parents who cared enough to come to the PTA meeting and visit with the teaching staff - for that bountiful meal we knew we would all get at Thanks- giving. ' ' 't5i97ff i ? f5g?'-,U-'-E'-7f'T7 Q. ,-' ' ,,, . Y . ,, ir- T 'g':1'j:. fJ5g!g9' 1 ' tsl - 'FTM df -ra, s5'f+y!1tg,1.--vxfiv' x . . it 'ififffffiifi -,N , ,ix - . ' fly, l t - FN' '1:.l:j5,,Q5! I M., I -,. , . 1 N -- A .INN , K t-fwfr -r. tu .ff 1 JW tl! ' 1 Begging for their freedom at the Nov. 8 senior carni- val, Tony Flores, Bob Slawn, Letica Escobedo and David Thurman try to win the crowd's sympathy. Proud of their prize-winning entry in the Pickup the Peons contest, VICA members put on the finishing touches. 18 0 Student Life 5: :war