Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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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

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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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Getting a breath of fresh air are Leticia Escobedo, election asst., Holly Hutson, newsletter head, Tim Glover, evaluation asst.g Georgeann Baldwin, com- munication head. V ' ' w .. --,-...,.-x......i..4., ..-A.-I ---- . ,. M.- .,....,,.... .....,,. . I. ,c......,,.f.,.,.,,., ,,,. ...css-W.-5-.--.aww - N -'-News--1 Council Starts With Ice-Cream Party An ice-cream party before the opening of school for teachers, a step in the right direction and the student council was off. Four officers backed traditional activities held each year, including Western Ways Daze Dance, Gua- dalupe-Sanders Christmas Proiect, Sophomore Orientation, Round- Up. Along with the executive offi- cers, ten committee heads helped accomplish the difficult task of organizing the year's activities, improving the school's standards, and publicizing all the important school information. Dances, planned by the recrea- tion committee, and fire drills, held l4 ' Organizations by the safety and maintenance committee kept students moving. News letter and publications com- mittee issued a weekly news letter and sold the student directory. The honor scroll and presenta- tion of honor week were two pro- iects which the awareness commit- tee conducted. The assembly com- mittee arranged entertainment for the student body while the publicity committee advertised school func- tions. The elections committee had a time-consuming iob with the elec- tion of Black and Gold Queen, Wrangler, Round-Up favorites, and election for new student body offi- cers. ,A , ,,,,,.,..,...s4.s-M A K. . i-:2f-s.,AK.,f...w...55-....,c..-......o...5e...cw-ffs4,.,s -f ' f' I - 5. wc... . , x,....,,....1s...w........,. . ....,.....Am, . J., . x.:s,,,..,.. ...W ..-.z....,.,,.. ..,,. .A s - -c,....- .. ....c,...,..,...,,.f.h ---4 1 it X,,..-,,,...,-, ,.., ,. .. V, Y------w-- '- T . - . E Q' -.1 i. ' ' K -I il f l i ! 3 5 I