Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Being a senior was a great experience, it gave me the opportunity to meet great people and play with good football players. said Roclriek Evans. 5. S wait patiently as the line moves slowly up the bleachers for the panoramic picture. I tget it to fit Alana Bligh laughs, as she tries to place Micheal Wood's cap on his head. 24 l I l stude tlf

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A never ending dream 1986-87 began with a flurry of ex- citement for seniors. Graduation is an event which every student looks forward to from the first moment to the last second of school. Anticipa- tion and joy marked the realization that future plans must be re- arranged to prepare for a career after graduation. As the last high school year arrived, seniors were summoned for the traditional cap and gown por- traits. Portraits made to be used in the the yearbook seemed much more important now. Seniors came to a point where twelve years of childhood converted into the reality of adulthood. On june 5, the seniors gathered at the Municipal Coliseum for graduation. After their last good-byes to all the friends they had grown to love,the seniors con- cluded with the school song. High school days are precious, and brief, but once a Westerner always a Westerner becomes a timeless fact upon graduation. Seniors Kelley Cooper and Michael Wood measure for their caps and gowns. Photos by Danelle Hemandez. studentlife I I I