Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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est in the West' We've got something for you! It's not difficult to see what makes Lubbock High dif- ferentzthe four day week, the cross enrollment with Tech, the square yearbook, and the beautiful building. But what do people really think of when they think of us? Face it, We're known for being ex- tremely diverse and just a little odd. We're in the top five , high schools in the state academically, we have students in the Lubbock Civic Ballet, our orchestra has won consistent sweepstakes medals for the past two years, our soccer i 2 I I i opening How muck syouoask, ,iii if j , for? W teams are number one in the ci- ty, our vocational students are nationally ranked, and now our building is a national landmark. How much more can you ask for? How about a science team which has won a state s record number of tournaments, enrich- more can 7 ment classes such as advanced film g analysis, or even our f- ,i,ct-i l state champion car- L W toonist? Yes,we're different but we do have one thing in common:we're trying to be the best in whatever it is that we do and you can't get much better than that. definitely Edward Wells, Liane McDonald, Anna Beciro and Iairo Mejia exhibit the unity and spirit among friends at Lubbock High. Wayne Mitchell discusses manuevers with Head Football Coach Henry Galin- do at the Dunbar game. Photos by Deanelle Hemandez,

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