Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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COLOR IT The deepest and dearest aspect of the school was its people, both teachers and students and their friendships which came from Working, laughing, and crying together. It was present in the blanketing together of 200 supporters at the Tascosa football game and in the fun of banning together to paint old desks pastel colors. But the most evident feature was the close friendships which originated and grew to create long cher- ished memories. Each day brought trials, but each day the warmth of happiness was also pres- ent.