Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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.af- 3 Members ofthe I977 Westernaires Choir were Pope, Brinkman, Smith, Justice, Cheatham, Vines, Graves Copaus, Roberts, Ramirez, Martin, Jennings, Lee Jenkins, Lewis, Gutierrez, Halt, Owings, Brownfield Crowder, Conners, Mayo, Williams, Taylor, Hutson Hernandez, McVay, Flores, Hill, Whiteside, Flores, Stone, Holmberg, Garcia, Griffith, Kelly, Chandler Guzman, Lynch, Quade, White, Ruff, Roten, Warren Wilson, and Baldwin. MR. TIM KING . . . Ruff Rider Sponsor . . . West- ernaires. . .interests include Musical Theater ...Sports. .. I2 ' Organizations any-,i ll - g it g ali Q' V.. ,Tp Choirs Perform In Area Concert Sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses, high notes, low notes, squeaking, and mellow voices. These were the distinguishing cate- gories of LHS's three choir groups - Girl's Glee, Concert Choir, and selected vocalists in Westernaires. Choir members sang classical music selected by choir director, Tim King, in local churches, Christ- mas, Thanksgiving, and other assemblies. Choristers also sang modern music and Oldies, but Goodies. Garage sales, catered meals, and candy sales were all fund rais- ing proiects to enable their trip tc an invitational contest in Dallas. Other contests were the Follies, anc UIL contest held here in Lubbock. All-Region choir try-outs were held Oct. 22 here at LHS where lc members gained the distinction ol being selected. Westernaires planned to partici- pate in the Greater Southwest Music Festival where last year they placed First out of l 15 choirs from five states. .da

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Musicians and would-be musicians did special numbers at many of the more spirited pep-rallies. Faculty members Jerry Starkes, Royace Aiken, Tim King, and Bruce Hurley have their own tune to sing. UI etting involved in band, choir, orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y, VICA, student council, a foreign language club or other vocational organizations pro- vided an incentive to get out and work and accomplish something worth-while. At the same time it gave a form of recreation, fun and involvement. We understood that a task could not be accomplished unless we worked together as a whole, as a school pulling together and rooting for each other, and as such an organized body we could easily say that throughout the year - WE DID IT OUR WAY. After a long day of marching, band students run to put up their instruments and head-on-home. Organizations

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WM lf ll! i W , , A ,vi, 6' T In Q Officers for the Wesiernaires Choir are Harold Graves, historian, Holly Huison, secretary, Kelli McVcy, senior board of governmenlg Scot! Hill, president, Charlie Holt, vice-president, Evelyn Ruff, junior board of govt., Susie Crowder, iunior board of govt., Jane Griffith, senior board of govt., Kent Hicks, senior board of government. Choir I3