Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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,s i fp.. E 5 , ,, 'N L gi A 1 .f 1 x gg ? as S. 655 J ,.., N qi l l H i . One of the antics of being a Westerner included dressing up for Graffitti Day. Senior Jamie Gloria smiled for the camera as she posed her full-circle skirt, sweater, and bobby socks. Love filled the hearts and minds of Westerners in February. Cupid's month consisted of . . , Twirp week activities, the second annual Sweethearts Dance, and Basketball games. Round Up creeped in at the end of the month, and it helped celebrate Lubbock High's 50th birthday. Rout Up favorites were chosen, Westerners ate chili, and square danced and danced , . . Mighty March made a majestic enterance with the promise of spring. Spring fashions hit the school scene, and the honors American history and government classes prepared to go on their long awaited journeys. March closed with the excitement of , , the Senior Banquet, and the realization that Westerner baseball was here! l l Several students represented Lubbock High on out-of-towntrips. George Rivers enjoyed the San Antonio zoo when the publications department attended a State wide conference. Fire drills provided an unexpected means of getting out of class, and for Westerners it meant a couple of extra minutes to talk with friends. Student Life-19

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December was a festive month filled with , , homeroom door decoration contest, the All-School Christmas project and parties. Mistle-toe, jingle bells, Christmas trees, and silver bells. And we can't forget i , A Santa Claus!! January entered with a hit the books bang, because as most students dreaded ---- it contained first semester exams. Lubbock High's first pay assembly, Pieces , held' November 13, thrilled the student body with popular and rock music. QS-2'J.... Revealing their inner-most Christmas wishes to jolly ole Saint Nick are LaShawn Zahn, Julian Vasquez, and Shelly Bauer. Seniors Rudy Robles, Tino Chapa, and Sonny Bigham have some good clean fun at Wagner Park. 18-Student Life , , , , ,,,,,,, in , .i

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April entered with , . The long-awaited promise of the Junior-Senior Prom. Westerners went crazy arranging dates, Renting tuxedos, Buying formal dresses, and finding the right corsage. May provided. . . The annual Black and Gold game, Cramming for second semester exams, Sunday afternoon picnics, Summer vacation plans, And for seniors. . .Graduation. During the spring months Westerners took advantage of the nice weather for recreation. Kemp Williams tried unicycling on a sunny afternoon. During the school year students had various study places. For Jane Butler, her favorite place for study was the first floor stairway. C.J. Horn danced to the music of The Entertainer during the Jan. 8th junior assembly. 20-Student Life