Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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, I ,W .an-. Q rvgjegf x y Yi lotsa , Attending the All School Student-Council Workshop, he vivacious audience entered into the mood of 'lay production of Alice in Wonderland was pre- sented by drama students Oct. I3-l 4. activities as they played lively- games and later lis- tened to a guest speaker. Wild rides attracted all local residents for the annual Texas Panhandle Fair. :' 0,1-,K ' , vu-r 4 Q 4 n echo of the vibrations of our generation has mounted to such proportions that we as teenagers, and individuals, are beginning to be heard and halfway understood. We have become more liberal in our ways of dress, speech, self- expression, and the way we think. Not all dress type is hippie, but modern, our vocabulary is more abundant yet mixed with a great deal of slang, our experssions are carried out more through active physical demonstrations than through words, and our way of thinking has turned more to the present and of the future than that of the past. it bla Q s'4N '?',-Mpxqwk I Y -Q in ' ,ll ,, , Peep inside and you will see, a Westerner busy-bee. With a brush and a stroke of paint, completing a spirit sign was a breeze for Dana Boone and Sylvia Sanchez. Theme 3

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t 5 A ,ls mil gl ,x ,rs if-ff , it 'T ' ti-H1 ll it ' . 1. . flat' f 4 is le did it our way through loyalty to our school. Stu- ents proudly saluted the school flag with the L 'gn during each pep rally. l . Nt-ill I ull li,-I ....,- .-.N . ,,,, WL.-N - v ' lt l : ill' C 1 'E ' , T I 'Q flu i G- U' is 1 l Ml, , I B' - f ' if - it ' U i'f T'7,pg,,., i- Ill fi li f V, fl' e iii?-15-fi Q 3 Fi ,T os' M. , fl! ,fini J-23, ,F l' l f F ' 1 l ' y . ' I W: 3 Q I 1' I ll' Q5 .,,c l s - 2 fi f U I Law enforcement official does it his way as he carries out his iob of traffic control during a festival parade. s individuals we have a feeling of responsibility to ourselves to be recognized in groups, clubs, organ- izations, we do this by having friends, school, work, and other social activities. r Through observation and experi- ence we have learned that to be somebody in this world.and to begin to have a voice in society we must first have a good social stand- ing, a good background, a goal or obiective, and most important of all - a good education. Only through a good education have we the knowledge to go out and find the ways and means to speak out and make understood our positions in life. We are not in school only to learn but to bring out interests, talents, goals, and to try to grasp the full potential of our capabilities to carry on responsibili- ties ofa world almost gone mad. Victor Lugo does it his way as he browses through the library for a book interesting enough to make an oral English report. Theme 5