Student Activities

Lubbock High has a long and exciting history of activities involving the student body. Involvement in student activities is one of the keys to success in high school.

In 1935, the student body of Lubbock High School organized a Student Council. Through the years the organization has grown in importance and in ability to serve the students and the school.

The objectives of the council are to give the students an opportunity to discuss school affairs, to share in the forming of school policies and traditions, and conduct activities of benefit to all students. The organization takes great pride in acting as a medium of service through which the student body may work in exemplifying those attitudes of cooperation and helpfulness which make possible a unified and effective school program.

The Student Council consists of four representative groups: The Student Senate (representing the total student body), Senior Class Council, Junior Class Council, and the Sophomore Class Council. These groups are composed of representatives chosen by their fellow students and are very active, not only in promoting activities of benefit and interest to the student body and the school, but also in promoting friendly relations between our school and our neighbors. Every student should become familiar with the organization and activities of the Student Council.