The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, December 18, 1964 Page: 3 of 10
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Friday, December 18, 1964
THE WESTERNER WORLD
Page 3
December Honorees
Musical Muskateers Sing All For AIT
By VIRGINIA HOLLER
and ROSE DUNCAN
“All for one and one for all”
might be the slogan of Judy Wat-
kins, Don Coleman and Annette
Haussler — December’s Teen-of-
the-Month, Junior Rotarian and
Girl-of-the-Month, respectively.
LIKE THE three Muskateers,
the honorees were all selected
DAR award winners from their re-
CHS Students
Will Determine
New Traditions
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Smy-
lie Wilson Junior High School aud-
itorium, future Coronado High
School students will meet to de-
cide on the school’s team names
and colors.
SUGGESTIONS for the name,
made at last week’s meeting, in-
clude the Mustangs, the Rough
Riders and the Conquerors. Color
combination suggestions were scar-
let red and old gold, royal blue
and old gold, and orange and
green.
Attending the planning session
last week were Linda Kerr and
Paula Carlock, LHS; Tommy Turn-
er and Gail White, MHS; Debbie
Brown and Gary Mattison, Mac-
kenzie Junior High; Randy Phelps,
Evans Junior High; and Richard
Black, Sarita Riddle and Shelly
Shelton, Wilson Junior High.
ALL STUDENTS who will at-
tend school at CHS next fall are
invited to attend the session in
the morning, according to Mr. Ho-
ward Price, future CHS principal.
spective junior high schools dur-
ing their freshman years and all
have an interest in music. Judy
plays the piano and sings, while
Annette’s spare time is spent sing-
ing with a local folk group, with
Don “strumming” on his old banjo.
During her freshman year, Judy
was chosen secretary of her class,
was selected Teen-of-the-Month
and was listed on the honor roll
every six weeks. The blue-eyed
junior began her high school life
by working with the sophomore
assembly, serving as secretary of
her homeroom, being chosen as
Who’s Who and being selected as
outstanding member of Future
Teachers of America.
THE FTA junior vice president
has attended Student Council
workshops for the past four years,
of which two years were state
conventions in Austin. She has al-
so attended FTA and Spanish Club
workshops. Judy is also a member
of National Thespians, NHS and
Y-Teens.
“Last week Shanny Lott and I
won third place in duet acting,”
recalls the orchestra secretary. “I
will never forget how scared I was
before we began acting—but then
once I started, it seemed to come
naturally.”
COLLEGE PLANS for the jun-
ior assembly worker include an
English or music major at Texas
Tech upon high school graduation.
Being selected Junior Rotarian
is just one of many feathers in the
cap of the “second Muskateer.”
Don was elected Student Council
president in his freshman year.
THE NHS member participated
in basketball and baseball his jun-
ior year, besides being selected
Committee Appointed To Probe
New Way To Elect Officers
As suggested by the Evaluation
Committee, a special group was
appointed in last Monday’s ASC
meeting to investigate a new meth-
od of electing Student Council
officers.
ALTHOUGH NO plans have
been set up at this time, SC pres-
ident Keeton Zachary appointed a
committee — Billy Horton, chair-
man, Andy Kerr, Mary Matthews
and Ginger Ausley—to check into
the situation.
Keeton and members of the
Evaluation Committee compli-
mented the sophomores on the
Plant and Decoration Committee
who decorated the building for the
holiday season. “The building
looks the best I have ever seen it,
especially in the cafeteria,” adds
Keeton.
Teen-of-the-Month. Other clubs in
which Don is an active part are
Science and Biology Club, NHS
and Telling New Truths, chemistry
club. He also has taken honors in
English and geometry.
Adding still more to his length-
ening list of activities, Don plays
baseball aside from taking honors
chemistry and algebra. The ASC
member still finds time to stay on
the honor roll.
BREAKING away from his fel-
low “Muskateers,” the banjo
strummer plans to major in chem-
istry next fall at Abilene Chris-
tian College.
Folk-singer Annette is the fea-
tured third of the “working trio.”
The brown-eyed senior was a
member of National Junior Honor
Society during junior high school
and has “graduated” to NHS at
LHS. The Y-Teens member also
finds time to participate in various
clubs and other activities about
the school.
BESIDES MAKING plans to
participate in this year’s senior
assembly, the Latin Club corres-
ponding secretary also serves as
Latin Club historian and home-
room “buddy.” Taking great inter-
est in her school work, Annette
can show an honor roll report
card for each nine weeks. Honors
English and biology are also in-
cluded on the honoree’s long list.
This Muskateer’s plans for the
future are centered around a de-
gree from Texas Tech in elemen-
tary education.
INDIVIDUALLY, or collectively,
the theme song of this month’s
honorees must be, “One for all and
all for LHS.”
ALL HERE?—Preparing for ihe Christmas holidays, December's hon-
orees—Annette Haussler, Girl-of-the-Month; Judy Watkins, Teen-of-
the-Month and Don Coleman, Junior Rotarian—load up the car for
possible trips. (Photo by Richard Irwin.)
Listen to
"TEEN TOPICS"
Sandy O'Neal
reports on Lubbock High
doings every
Thursday from 7 to
8 p.m. on
KLBK
1340
AN HONOR pamphlet contain-
ing information of our honor code
is being prepared to send to
schools asking for details. Honor
Committee co-head, Carolyn Mc-
Cutchan, reported that the pam-
phlet would be mimeographed or
printed.
Sandy O’Neal, Recreation Com-
mittee head, asked homerooms to
save all matchboxes of any size for
the committee. The boxes will be
used for Roundup, and may be
given to Sandy, committee mem-
bers, or Miss Norma DePasqual
in Room 106.
GIN TURNER, head cheerlead-
er, reminded students that the rib-
bons on sale each week are gener-
al ribbons for both games that
week, rather than to be worn only
for the Tuesday game.
i th» Little "Deeis
Shop Nrr's lot l"’'‘
four "Bucks" will Go fa,(her
and You'll Save lots of "Doe
FURRS
SUPER MARKETS
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