Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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r Originally intended as the exciting break in the everyday routine of the boy-ask-out-girl hum-drum, twirp week again surrounded fellow Plainsmen from the 14-20 of March. Traditionally standing for, The Woman Is Required to Pay, twirp week was instigated for the benefit of the girl to be with that dream boy for an evening. There were certain drawbacks for the lady however because the week's tabs must all be picked up by the female. The event was co-sponsored by Y-Teens and the Student Council. Student Council did provide a helpful calendar with certain activities beneficial in providing for the entertainment of all the participants. The following six days included pizza, banana split parties, exercise and lots of fun. The topsy-turvey week was highlighted by a twirp dance held in the boys gym. The week ended a success except for a few tired girls with empty pockets. 1 - AMAZED AT THE TURNOUT of the Twirp Week Dance, Junior Dan Levacy and LCHS student Tom mi Reed take a break while waiting for the next song. 2 - TAKING ADVANTAGE Of Marybeth Scioli's generosity. Senior Jody Hughes relaxes while Marybeth helps him take off his shoes in preparation for the dance. 3 - TYPICAL LOVE BUGS. Juniors Cathy Lowe and Ernie Luce walk to class in a world of their own. 4 ■ RELAXING with the finest comforts. Senior Bill Holmes enjoys being taken out in style to the Brookshire Inn by Senior Pam Hart. 5 - UNCERTAIN as to whether it is the banana split or Junior Leslie Brpddhurst that infatuates her. Senior Donna Ailen enjoys her twirp date.

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1- KEEPING AN EYE on everything. Advisor Betty Stanley watches Senior JoAnn Ellis distribute yearbooks. 2- PUZZLED BY ALL the questions. Junior Cindy Green Ponders another answer. 3- LOOKING for the right receipt. Seniors Denise Bach. Peggy Reynolds and Lora Smith distribute books. 4■ DOING HER SHARE ol the work. Junior Lisa Thompson helps move yearbooks from the auditorium to Room 136. 5- TIRED FROM THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE ol distribution. Senior Cindy Connor sits back for a moment to rest. 6- AMAZED BY ALL the people. Junic Helen Roberts finds herself in a tranct while Junior Pam Lowrey continues to work. 7- ANTICIPATING CUSTOMERS. Junior Dennis Solomon gets plastic covers ready to sell. 8- PUTTING HIS CAMERA down lor the day. Photographer David Forbess unloads books.