Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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COPYRIGHT THE 1937 WESTERNER JOE WILL TRIPLITT Editor-in-Chief MARY JARROTT Business Manager MRS. ROSS AYERS Faculty Adviser LUBBOCK PRINTING COMPANY Printer — 5{ 4

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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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THE SCHOOL FROM SOUTH EAST Building on Senior High School was started in 1929 and finished in 1 930 at the cost of $650,000. Prior to this time Senior High School occupied the building used as Junior High School now. The above view is the south-east entrance of the building. The side door leads to the Superintendent's Office. On the right and down the hall is the Commercial Department.