Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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,fr Anlta Soto Tonya Mllesvltch and Shelly Long watch 1n antlclpatlon as they Walt for homecoming queen to be announced ln 1931 Logan s became a very popular place for LHS students to eat l-'o'ne coming queen Tlna Day leads the cheerleaders and the student body ln a cheer at the homecommg game

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In order to boost the enrollment of this great school, the school board approved the Lubbock Explempary Academic Program for the 1979-80 school year. Forty-five additional courses have been added to this cur- riculum that are not offered at other schools in the city, and to very few other schools in the State of Texas. These special offerings, drawing students from every sec- tion of town, has increased the enrollment as was expected. Peak enrollment during the 1980-81 school year has risen to 1,440 with more interest being shown all of the time by those citizens interested in quality education. Even with the addition of new students coming from all sections of Lubbock, the school has maintained their tradi- tions, continued to give every student a well-rounded educa- tion, and remained an intregal part of the growing city. Belinda Hernandez shows her satisfaction in her job at American State Bank, Representatives of the publications department meet for a picture-taking session. They are Yolanda Armenta, Rose Mary Landin, Pam White, Julie Baldwin and Mark Goss. Lights of the ferris wheel attracted many students at the annual Panhandle South Plains Fair in September, Loyalty Tino Chapa takes a break during half time to think over his strategy for the second half of the game.

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