Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Foreword Black and Gold, school colors. Tra- ditional rings, spirit sticks, the hand- held L sign at games and pep- rallies. Westerner - bucking horse, boots, chaps, cowboy hats? They are all a part of us, mass accumula- tions of past traditions passed on to us to be carried on as begun by for- mer students. A big sentimental value still lingers for some as par- ents of present students still remem- ber their high school days in this 1- is Displaying senior rings, including the traditional ring at the top, clenched fists take hold of the spirit stick. Introduction very same building. They had the same school colors, the same traditional ring, the same sensations ofa victorious game, and for some the, same teacher. This building is a part of us - we breathe it, live it, love it, and never forget it. We're a part of the great- est landmark in Lubbock and in this beautiful old building we strive forth for an education and an advancement into the world. Black and Gold costumes worn by twirlers sported the school's colors. ei s l ' ' Q Q klyh I kkjk A N E4 ., l,,r-, . rygg gt ml 'Q 5,,,.. 9--.,.,....--- r g .y.. 1 3 ,W by .fy X sg '