Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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I TRADITION. It's plain as day! The Plainsman insignia, the school, the baseball team. All winners! (Photo by Rus» Luthrr) HELLO. During his lunch period, Steve Campbell calls his girlfriend. AT FIRST GLANCE RELEASE. The academic day ends at 2:30 for most seniors including Brian Lampkin, Lisa Hall and Cookie Lehman. (Special Efltd Photo by Russ Luther)

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AN INSIDE JOB. At first a stunt by a few spirited seniors, then two years ago painted by the band with Principal Waylon Carroll's approval, the blue M on the practice field bleachers typifies that Monterey is not just any school. (Rum Luther, Mead Photographer) GLANCE

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INSIDE LOOK first glance, Monterey was just another school, but from the inside out, it had that special look, a look that the people of the South Plains believed in when they voted Monterey the Best High School on the South Plains. ' For the seniors, that special look was here to stay because the Spurs were back home where they belonged, in the showcase. On the outside the special look resembled a factory, senior Stephen Winters said. The schoolgrounds extended from Indiana to Gary, 47th to 50th and spilled over into Monterey Shopping Center and the dirt parking lot by Albertson's. Crowding was never a problem with all the space. Inside at every turn display cases jammed with trophies lined the halls and spirit signs urged support of all groups. Locker space, numbering to 2,200, allowed each student to have a locker without sharing. “We have three and four lockers. Otherwise, we'd be tardy to every class, Ron Motley, junior, said of himself and his buddies Scott Homung and Craig Reinhart. “It sure saves time rather than going back to one locker each passing period. ” CHOICES. Rather than heading back to fifth, juniors Paula Smith, Meredith Vann and sophomore Tami Swann would like to be catching some rays. (Photo by Ruts Luther) AT FIRST GLANCE