Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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To THE SDNIORS One hulldl ed yea1s a0'o the fathels of Tex as estabhshed a Repubhc 1n wluch adequate p1ov1s1on was made fo1 YOUI educat1on As tune ma1 ched on th1s foundatlon of ou1 educatlonal system was gradually 1e1nforced At t1n1es lt seemed that the te1m1tes Illlght destroy thls foundat1on but wx 1th each succeedmo' attack lt has eme1ged stl 011061 than befo1e and today we have 1 gleat school system SGHIOIS of today a1e bettel p1epa1ed to meet hfes p1ob1ems than those of any genel at1o11 ln the past It 1S tl ue that th1s 1S a dlffel ent Wolld to face The malch of tune 1S at a mo1e 1ap1d late than eve1 before Those who stop now to 1est Wlll soon be left behlnd but those who began at once and contlnue to make p1 ogress need have no iea1 The 11 o1ld today IS as b1g as lt ever was The IOWGI 1ou11ds of the l1dde1 may be clowded but the1e 1S Stlll loom at the top Get ahead oi the c1owd and you Wlll f1nd thele IS yet 1oorn f01 men l1ke C10CkQtt Houston Austm Bowne and T1av1s Youls t1uly R W MATTHEWS P1 mczpctl v V RAXMOND W MATTHEWQ 4 . . N ' 4 I I' 2 . . . D c I . I . A . N . 4 , . V C , Y. ' l fl I fi In c - C c c U c c 7 Z Z: c . ' 1. . . . 1. ' 1 . - N . . . 4 . . . N 0 C C 1 C ' . ri ' I C C 1 I . H 1 I a . . . . 7 - . Z 2 ' c '. I 1 . . l I 1 rv . . . . 1. , ' . 2 c , c . c 1 ' ' 1- ' 1 . ' - Q 1 1 ' Q 1 1 ' 1 3 Q ' Y 1 I.. ,- A 7 u L -11: 111.1 -:mar . 1531! ' 1 ' ' 'M' Y ' BL 1 - - . f . . 1 1 t I R M1 ' 'f if - ' ' ' 11:-f ' 1 f ' T LA vi HI , V 1 17 ' .I I ' lv 1H X , ll 1 N ' ' is 1 i -, ll ' 1 ' 11 labc Thnfteen '

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l af: :Fei img. Killa Li! KENNETH E. OBERHOLTZER V V To 'ALL WESTERNERS I I am. ,grateful for this opportunity to present in black and White my appreciation of the splendid achievements of the Westerner student body and faculty during this past school year. These are to be commended. We who stay on for another year should be mindful of the challenge for emulation and improvement.. This book records the story in a distinctive medium that will remain for years to come. For it and of it We are justly proud. Sincerely, K. E. OBERHOLTZER Superintendent of Schools Page Twelve

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