Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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1-t Qi Lubbock's two most famous personalities - the Fonze and Pinky Toscadero alias Kent Hicks and Mary Quade donned their 50's garbs during home- coming week. One personality who most students were familiar with was Mr. Bill Carter. Greg Mitchell had a schedule change in mind when he met the vice-principal. RS N vmnsm.........s ersonalities, the people who strive for success and may some day become the stars of tomorrow. Their radiance in personality gave them the recognition they well deserved, whether striving for scho- lastic achievement or individual rec- ognition. Class favorites were chosen by their respective classes while Who's Who, All-Westerners and finalists were chosen by the faculty. Now presented is the most tradi- tional portion of our book, featur- ing people who proved themselves by their participation, respect, cooperation, studiousness, leader- ship, honesty, and overall person- ality and by having - ACCOM- PLISHED IT THEIR WAY. Personalities

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Black And Gold Nominees - Jena Milosovich - Sally Pina - Marcia Lee - Karen McClung Queen Reigns On Cold Night October 29 was a memorable night for Westerners. In fact the spirit of unity that fans displayed in the stands was especially high during the half-time presentation. Earlier in the week, the student body voted for the senior girl they felt would best represent the school as Queen for 1976. Being a cold night and with a field laden with snow, finalists did not get to make the traditional ride in Corvettes for fear that the steep ramp the cars would use was too slick. Finalists were honored with a sabre-arch provided by the LHS ROTC under which they were escorted by fathers to await the announcement of the Queen. 30 ' Homecoming Homecoming Queen I 976: Sally Pina