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When the theme for this year's book was chosen we wondered whether it was suitable or not. The longer we wondered the more satisfied we became with it. Now we are wholly satisfied because it deals particularly with the students of Senior High School. We chose the idea of using pictures of buildings in Lubbock because the stu- dents are acquainted with them and will be surrounded by them as long as they live here. The staff looks at it this way: this book is for the students, by the students, and of the students of Senior High School. We could have easily looked up a lot of statistics and data on the City of Lubbock but preferred to just give a picture and not a history of Lubbock. This is the student's annual. May they enjoy it increasingly as the years roll by. THE EDITOR. -K 2 )8—
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THE 1937 CITV OP LUBBOCK EDITIOn Coming into Lubbock on the Plainview highway one can see a growing metropolis, a city of fine homes, schools, churches, and many other buildings of interest. As the reader turns these pages we endeavor to take him on a trip through a city of 30,000 industrious people, showing him the buildings of Lubbock and the life and pictures of the 1200 students of Lubbock Senior High School. We wish each and every reader a pleasant journey. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF LUBBOCK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LUBBOCK, TEXAS 1
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This year's dedication has a two-fold purpose: to commemorate those pioneers who made Lubbock and West Texas what it is today and to praise the spirit that urged these hardy men and women onward. Only thirty years or so ago Lubbock was only a little spot on the South Plains. Now is has grown to a full size city and is still growing. There are men and women living in Lubbock now who can remember when Lub- bock was in its infancy. These are the people who are our pioneers and we look up to them with admiration of their courage and spirit. Let their spirit be passed on to us so we can take up where they left off. Therefore, we dedicate this book, The 1937 Westerner , to the Spirit of the Lubbock Pioneers, yesterday, today and tomorrow.
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