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*[[Jay Boy Adams]], musician
*[[Jay Boy Adams]], musician
*[[Bidal Aguero]], editor of first Hispanic newspaper in Texas; Democrat political activist
*[[Bidal Aguero]], editor of first Hispanic newspaper in Texas; Democrat political activist
*[[Allan Kuethe]], historian, former Horn professor at Texas Tech University
*[[J. T. Alley]], former police chief in Lubbock
*[[J. T. Alley]], former police chief in Lubbock
*[[Don Allison]], musician
*[[Don Allison]], musician
*[[Roy Alvin Baldwin]], state representative from Lubbock County who worked for establishment of Texas Tech
*[[Roy Alvin Baldwin]], state representative from Lubbock County who worked for establishment of Texas Tech
*[[John Henry Ballard]], Southern Baptist clergyman
*[[John Henry Ballard]], Southern Baptist clergyman
*[[Alwyn Barr]], historian
*[[Ernest Barton]], started first [[Spanish language]] [[radio]] station in West Texas in 1967
*[[Ernest Barton]], started first [[Spanish language]] [[radio]] station in West Texas in 1967
*[[Bayer Museum of Agriculture]], featyres interactive exhibits on the history of farming
*[[Bayer Museum of Agriculture]], featyres interactive exhibits on the history of farming
*[[William Bledsoe]], former legislator who pushed for establishment of Texas Tech
*[[William Bledsoe]], former legislator who pushed for establishment of Texas Tech
*[[Stan Blevins]], Southern Baptist clergyman
*[[Stan Blevins]], Southern Baptist clergyman
*[[Dustin Burrows]], Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, elected January 14, 2025
*[[Paul H. Carlson]], historian
*[[Paul H. Carlson]], historian
*[[Waggoner Carr]], former state house Speaker and Texas attorney general
*[[Warlick Carr]], attorney
*[[Warlick Carr]], attorney
*[[Richard Chitwood]], state representative from Sweetwater; named the first business manager for Texas Tech
*[[Richard Chitwood]], state representative from Sweetwater; named the first business manager for Texas Tech
*[[J. R. Church]], Independent Baptist clergyman
*[[J. R. Church]], Independent Baptist clergyman
*[[Jerry "Bo" Coleman]], musician
*[[Kilmer Corbin]], attorney and state senator, 1949-1957; father of actor Barry Corbin
*[[Kilmer Corbin]], attorney and state senator, 1949-1957; father of actor Barry Corbin
*[[Larry Corbin]], radio pioneer
*[[Larry Corbin]], radio pioneer
*[[Joe B. Phillips]], anti-abortion activist
*[[Joe B. Phillips]], anti-abortion activist
*[[Harold Philmon Reeves]], Southern Baptist clergyman
*[[Harold Philmon Reeves]], Southern Baptist clergyman
*[[Dan Preston]], Independent Baptist clergyman
*[[David Seim]], banker and business advocate
*[[David Seim]], banker and business advocate
*[[Preston Smith]], governor from 1969 to 1973; lieutenant governor from 1963 to 1969
*[[Preston Smith]], governor from 1969 to 1973; lieutenant governor from 1963 to 1969
*[[Ernest Wallace]], historian
*[[Ernest Wallace]], historian
*[["Big Ed" Wilkes]], radio broadcaster
*[["Big Ed" Wilkes]], radio broadcaster
*[[George Wolffarth]], cattleman, farmer who was one of the fpunders of Lubbock
*[[Sunset International Bible Institute]]
*[[Sunset International Bible Institute]]