Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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pootgotpamce to Seoiop igb Senior High building, pictured above, is haunted with happy memories of another school year, that of 1938 and 1939. Since its erection in 1930 at a cost of S650,000, this building has been in constant use. Increasing every year, the number of students guided by jifty-six faculty members this year was approximately thirteen hundred. In future years, the school may grow larger, but it actually will not be very diferent from that of the past year, for it will continue to house true Westerners who engage in numerous activities which will train them for useful citizenship. Page 6

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Page 5 DEUCAWCDN To Coach Weldon Bailey Chapman, coach of the Wes- terners for seven years, we dedicate The 1939 Westerner. For twelve years he has been coaching football, and this year coached the team that went to the state finals. He is a fa- vorite among students and is beloved by all whom he has coached. When he isnit coaching, Mr. Chapman likes to hunt. He never seems to hurry-yet he gets more done than most of us.

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Page 7 , X 5 4422 1 , ,t e 'r . f M 1 -1 egg-7. f Tide tml, Pictured above are the fifty-six trophies which are kept in Senior High's trophy case at the main entrance to the building. These trophies are representative of the successful efforts of those students who have engaged in school activities throughout the years of Senior High's growth. As one enters the door, the case catches the eye before anything else. Those who examine the case closer may see that football, track, basketball, golf, tennis, debate, drama, speech, declamation, band, and orchestra-all are well represented in plaques, fQ'LlfT6S, and cups, large and small. It is not merely a case of old trophies, but a collection of the successes of Lubbock High School's students who have been the leaders, the hard workers, and the just deservers.