Plainview High School - Plain View Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

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But never, so far as we can remem- ber, has an annual been dedicated to that group that makes the annual possible-the student body. l And so this year, the 1940 Plain- view is dedicated, with realization of their loyalty and appreciation of their school spirit, to the student body of Plainview High, those boys and girls about whom the annual is written, the boys and girls for whom the annual is written, the boys and girls who make the annual. my-2, ...H X Ealitors 7 Note Sometimes We wonder Why an education is so important, why We go to school year after year- learning Who squared the hypotenuse, Why Rome fell, or why bend the rainbow. We Wonder Why We should Write ad astra per asp-era with a piece of chalk when it would be so much easier to plunk the fellow in front of us on the head With it. All these years that We spend on our educa- tion helps us to find ourselves and what We are best suited for, to understand ourselves and our people, the Way We live and how We should live. The principles of our Democratic government are founded upon the education of our men and Women. Without that education we cannot fully appreciate nor understand the liberty and free- dom which is ours, which enables us to enjoy life to the utmost. With these thoughts in mind we feel that ed- ucation is a Worthy theme for our annual for 1940. We have made it the best We know how and if it pleases you, the student body, then our efforts Will be rewarded. The Boami of Trustees The School Board of Education of the Plainview Schools is composed of seven members elected by the voters of the Plainview School District. The Board is an executive body with many responsibilities. It convcnes once each month for regular meetings to transact business of various kinds The Members of the Board: E. G. ALEXANDER, President GLENN A. SMITH, Vice Pvesident GUY H. BOUNDS, Sec. and Trees, O. LAAS, Superintendent W. B. DAVENPORT G, A. SHOOK T. O. COLLIER MRS. F, E. GAVE MRS. ELLIS CARTER Superhfzzlenalenf PLAINVIEW PUBLIC SCIHDDLS D. J. l.AAs, suPsmNTENDEN'r PLAlNVlEW,TEXAS To the Student Body May 1, 1940, Plainview High School Dear Students: The Annual Staff'has chosen for the theme of their book the thought expressed by the word, education. It is a fine theme. It is excellent to have uppermost in your mind the thought of self-improvement. May I suggest that in your quest for higher grounds that you always bear in mind the growth of your personality. It is that part of you that makes you different from all the other people and it also constitutes characteristics that are common in many. It is the sum total of all of your reactions to all stimuli that may come to you. lt gives you that form of individuality by which you are known and remembered, by which you are hated or loved or admired. .The growth of your personality can be determined by you to a great extent. Into its warp and woof are woven weak threads and strong threads that are spun by all Tfh01-lghf-S and deeds of evil, by all thoughts and deeds of' good, from the influences y seek of art, music and literature and from all the beautiful and noble and inspir- ing achievements of mankind. Sincerely, O. J. LAAS, Superintendent. L 7, , OU Prim cipa PLAINVIEW PUBLIC SEHDDLS urr-'n:E DF PRINCIPAL PLAINVIEW, TEXAS To the Student Body Plainview High School My dear students: What is this Education to which we give so much time and attention? Some one has defined education as the sum total of all our experiences which modify our natural im- pulses. Schooling is the small part of our education which is gained in school and from teachers. Why do we need to go to school and otherwise gain an education? Brief- ly, it is to save time and futile experiences. Insects do some marvelous things and carry on a complicated life and social system. They seem to do this almost entirely by instinct and do not learn much from experience. Some other animals like the dog have certain instincts and in addition some reasoning powers. In other words, they profit by experience. Now man has similar instincts, has reasoning power, and can learn by experience. Without education each person would have to experience or reason out everything or bit of knowledge he acquired. In such a case a person would have to spend a long life time learning only a few things which are common knowledge to the average elementary school child. By reading we can appropriate all the knowledge and experience of ancient and contemporary scholars, scientists and geniuses. Shall we neglect so great an opportunity? Shall we close our minds and be led by the blind instincts of an insect, shall we live a dog's life? Only to shame our- selves and our great heritage. We cannot, in honor, do less than to mount the great pyramid of the wisdom of the race and go upward from there. Yours truly, R. W. DAVIDSON. I may 1, 1940. Fczcuffy MELVA ABBOTT B. S., Texas State College for Women B. S., M. S., MRS. H, F. AXTELL B. A.. West Texas State Teachers College B. S., M. S., ELLEN CAMPBELL B. A., RandolphfMacon College M. A., Texas Technological College D. C. ARTHUR West Texas State Teachers College Texas Technological College M. C. BRANDON Texas Technological College Texas Technological College RUTH CUNNINGHAM B. A., Oklahoma State Teachers R. C. DAVIDSON B. M.. Vand-ercook School of Music B. GLEN HARRISON B. A., Texas Technological College M, A., Texas University B, S., M. S., MRS. PAT HORTON, JR. A. B., Baylor University M. A., Baylor Universit Plvaaefai - 'WJ Zig' 92.04113- College LOTTIE GRAVES A., Columbia University JAMES HODGE North Texas State Teachers College North Texas State Teachers College 14455,- L' B. B. A., Baylor University I. V. HILLIARD MELVA ABBOTT Needles and pins, needles and pins, They have their outs, they have their ins. With this teacher of clothing they have a swell chance. To make your mouth water and your eyes want to dance. Are her clothes pretty? Do-es she know her stuff? One look at her beauty and you are convinced sure enough. Mas. H, F. AXTELL If you hear a gentle warble, and then a great outburst, Do nothing rash, you must investigate it first. 'Tis choral dear, they're giving all they've got To reach those high C's and put them on the spot. Teacher has a gentle voice and she will pull them through. We're not all alarmed, we know what she can do, ELLEN CAMPBELL She teaches English. Her own photo, my dear. She poses all alone, but when class is over The boy friend will appear and he will take her hand. There are no nouns or verbs involved-but l'm sure yOu'll understand. R. C. DAVIDSON His eyes and ears and hands are tuned. And woe is you, by gum, If you should play C Major when it should have been the drum. Chief can hear a sharp or flat for over half a mile. If 'Gabriel's horn doesn't sound just right, There'll be for him no Heaven, GLEN HARRISON A home town boy makes good, and good is right I say! His Spanish translations are like a Ronfdeflay, His good Ole Alma Mater is good Ole Plainview High. Someday he'll have a chair, oh my. oh my, oh my. Mas. PAT HORTON, JR. She has her pretty finger in everybody's pie, And if her plans aren't carried out, she will all but die! To enumerate her doin's would take all the printer's ink, But she's a grand little somebody. That's what we fellows think. D. C. ARTHUR If you don't know your stuff, boy, you're sank! He teaches geometry and is painfully frank. He is doing his best to train you nitfwits. Because he knows if you fail, your Ma will have fits! M. C. BRANDON Meet the nice teacher of Vocational Agriculture. If you'll try to get what he wants you to learn, With his kindly good help, you won't want to lag. You'll be so smart, you'll have knowledge to burn! RUTH CUNNINGHAM l'm sure this English teacher could say without a page, All the written poetry of any year or age. English is her one loveg cats, they are the other, If asked which one she loved the most, She could not tell one from the other! LOTTIE GRAvEs She may forget her lipstick, her rouge and powderpuff- But her History, no, no, no, she really knows that stuff! ! If you'll listen closely with your hand up to your ear, There's lots that she can tell you-If only you can hear! JAMES HODOE A commercial? No, The commercial. Make it plenty hot! We can and we will. We'll give it all we've got. Typing and shorthand is his line, one other thing we mention, That he's sponsoring the annual, so please do pay attention! Bigger and better than ever, better in every way. When you see the Annual '40, I'm sure that's what you'll Say. J. V. HILLIARD He is the coach and he's goodflooking, And he is putting all he's got Into making his team conscious That if they really will get hot, They can put this city on the map without a blot! MRS. H. D. IANNEY She is the very person that Plainview High most needed. She is like a glowing garden that has just been weeded. Through all her busy hours, she is patient, sweet, and kind, Another secretary just like her would be hard for you to find. ELLIS M. MILLS Speech is not his major. Speech to him's a chore. And after forty variations of one thing, he really does get sore! And then he gets reminiscent and talks about that boy And the daughter named Linda, these are his pride and joy. MICKEY POOL Meet the grandest guy. He teaches Diversieal Occupations. He doesn't live in town, the country club's his station. He has two little boys and one grand wife, And here's to them all, a long and happy life. MRS. JOHN C. SHINN Who was Columbus? Wllere had be been? Vv'ho was Revere, where did he ride? I don't know sir, but l'll ask Mrs, Shinn. I'll ask Lucille, she'll decide. She has a son, john. She is pretty and sweet. This teacher of History l want you to meet. MIRIAM TURNER Gentlemen prefer blondes this saying is alright, And if you look in the library, you won't change your mind. She is so young and pretty, oh boy, isn't she cute! Turn? No, Turner, you brute! RUTH LARUE Cn your toes, one, two, one, two, That's what we hear daily from pretty Miss LaRue. If you want a good figure like hers, go strong on that stuff, Eat carrots, lettuce, and spinach all in the rough! SHELBY POLLARD You are so young and handsome, you make us feel so bad. To think that we can't be smart like you and learn to teach a school. And you are so strong on discipline. oh my, but you are strong! Well, we're for you, we girls and boys .and donlt you get that wrong. I. C. RICHARDSON Have you heard this one? Well, I'll tell it all again- lt's as old as the dinosaur or when the world began. He's strong on his biology and on his science, too Guess that's why he loves those antient jokes, don't you? ROBERTA STEELE Boys, boys, don't be a heel! Aren't you hungry, can't you feel The good effects of one square meal? Take her to the altar, and vows seal. Why, the Foods Teacher, our own Miss Steele. R. B. UNDERWOOD- To prove that all sides of the triangle is plus, And the hyfpotfnuse is equal to the hyfpotfafmuse- Has kept this man busy, and it is not just That his head should get bald, and his shoulders get stooped Over such a matter as a hyfpotfafmuse! JEROME VANNOY Another Math enthusiast. He can make his circles meet! He'll make you make 'em too. It's really quite a feat. Oh, you may not have to do it, you may have time to rest We've got to have our daily lesson, don't you know, In the Reader's digest!! Facufzfy MRs. H. D. JANNEY RUTH LARUE B, A., North Texas State Teachers College 'I ELLIS M, MILLS A. B., Texas Technological College 1 H B POLLAD e Teachers WWI CO1 e M1cKEY POOL B. S., McMurry College J. C. RICHARDSON B. A., HardinfSimmOns MRs. JOHN C. SHINN B. A., Texas Technological College ROBERTA STEELE B. S., Texas Technological College MIRIAMVTURNER B, A., Texas State College for Women JEROME VANNOY B, A., University of Texas R. B. UNDERWOOD M. A., University of Texas of Sami As I think now of what it means to me, And must to all of us whose hands Have fumbled through thick books of history And struggled with a pen to meet the strict demands Of grammar laws that only Plato could clearly see, The query risesg what is school indeed? A training shop where we are taught to write and read? The answer's written here in my heart, There's a chamber for it set apart, I wonder if these inkfsmudged fingers hold the key To the heavy hidden chest of memory. These things I have loved and they'll remain When cold dry facts have slipped like sands Through a sieve down time's roaring main And only the stuff of dreams the soul still retains: The sudden flash of understanding in Another's eyes that tells you there's a friend Where before was but a stranger, The tense second of silence before the cheers When the Bulldogs scored and the stands went wild. Faces glowing in the light of a leaping bonfire, The first ripple of applause that spread Across the auditorium in assembly, Fragments of bland music and mingled singing Voices that drifted upstairs into a chemistry class, The rustling, humming, droning, busy bustle Of the study hall with a December wind howling outside, The genial, shoulder'rubbingfelbowfbumping Crowd that filled the hall at the noon bell, Shelves of books standing quietly at Attention in the library, A steamy, inky, dusty, musty smell mingled With the tang of frying meat in the cafeteria. Education is preparation for life, the learned fellow says But I say rahl a thousand hearing rahs! For school is Life! and school is youth. A matchless, shifting. surging tide of youth, Laughing, loving, singing a bold new song. Powerful with a restless, vibrant energy. But what is youth? A flash of firefwhite lightning that splits A violet night sky with jagged flame? A taubstringed fiddle life plays on? I do not knowg I only know that here there is A magic flame that may yet warm a frigid world. Q9 mm X ufckxa. vii: Senior Officers PRESIDENT R. C. MALONE VICE PRESIDENT JAMES SMITH SECRETARY BONNIE FAYE GOODRICH MARY EARL ALEXANDER President of Older Girls Conferenoeg Secretary of Bandg Girls HifY Clubg National Honor Soicietyg Make Up Editor on Plainsman. MARGARET JUNE ALLEN Choral KENNETH ANDREWS Ban r on PlainsInan . . 1 - y - X A. N 45 W X N . 5 - x ' - . as 1 LYNN BAYLEY F. F. A. MARGARET BENCH EULALIA BERTELSON CHARLES BOND Editor of Annualg Secretary of Boys HifY Clubg National Honor Societyg Choralg Debateg Thought for the Week Editor on Plainsman. MARY NEVA BOYD OTTICE BRAMLET L2-vnggfyn f ,,A..f' V, -!L ,l!If,L, -7 531430 Lg J- VUL 6wfa.4fL ' 3' Q 'C , K A an 2 :55 , . ,Nga A it Q: I ' - -:i -1 f . 1 iii f .. 'NI' LUTHER BRANDES Choralg Reporter on Plainsrnan. JACK BRISTOL MARVIN BRELAND Footballg Basketball, Boys Hi-Y Clubg Choralg Boys Quartet. KATHLEEN BRITTIAN Hornemaking Clubg Nation Society. ELIZABETH BULLOCK Treasurer of Girls Hi'Y Clubg Choralg Homemaking Clubg Book Club. WILMUTH CASE Choralg Pep Squad. JENNY CURRY President of Girls HifY Clubg ulty Editor on Annual. J. H. CAMPBELL Choral DORTHIE LEE Cook Homemaking Club. Fac' IRENE DAEFERN Homemaking Club. al Honor ESTHER DALLINGER Girls HifY Clubg Typist on Plains- man. BOBBY NELL DAVIDSON Girls HifY Clubg Band EDWARD DAY Student Council. OWEN DEGGE ROBERT DOROUGH -Band Reporter on Plainsman ' Bandg Boys I:Ii'Y Club. A Q5 ' fi! , F A l , ff ,y' T p J.f'f 'i VX , Q VU f f H : f f '41 .LA4'VERNE DUNCAN V 1' 4 X Girlsll-IifY Club. 'E Eff: f Y - ' I 5 Q I 1 1-fy f :ve N T f ' LEoN DYE BIRDIE DYER Book Club. MARY DYER MARGUERITE EBELING Secretary of Homemaking Club tional Honor Society. ck S .,,:,V:, : ,.,.. I :5., f .iti 5 5 '5 :::. if ff , Zee Mi? -M95 I eff swf rnree A . 3 'tiff iw A OLETA ELLIS Homemaking Clubg Girls HifY Club. JUANITA FARRIS Homemaking Club. MILDRED FARRIS Homemaking Club. ff , ,wb Xfwur . V U . 'flVllLDRED FORD J Girls HifY Club. Aafitcfl , , Q' 9 if L f IRNEST GENT 'Y d , BW , B I7 CORA ANN GILBERT ' Homemaking Club. eww BONNIE PAYE GOODRICH President of Student Councilg Def bateg Girls HifY Clubg President of National Honor Societyg Secretary of Senior Classg Associate Editor on 'LPlainsman. 5 LEVIN GOSNEY Joke Editor on Annualg Circulation on Plainsman. W. A. GRAHAM Vice President of Student Councilg Vice President of National Honor So' cietyg Boys HifY Clubg Footballg Bas' ketballg Business Manager on Plains man. JANET GREEN Girls HifY Clubp Secretary of Na' tional Honor Society. BETTY JOE GREEK President of Book Clubg Student Councilg National Honor Societyg Girls HifY Clubg Hornemaking Club. JAMES GRISHAM Boys Hi'Y Club: Football. MARY BEss HAMILTON Secretary of Girls HifY Club. RAY HARLAN Treasurer of Boys HifY Clubg Re' porter on Plainsrnan. .. , , .,.,.,,. ,.,s: - - E : :i:2 'E:. -v-- 'v E JACK HAWKINS 1,.,, J A . - ' I.: a 1:-- :,,.,,: ,.A,.:. .:,:. :,. . wi Boys Hi'Y Clubg Advertising on nplainsnqanji I 1 f ' ii .A , , 'ivv l BOBBIE HEATH , .,1. ..,,, ..,, ,l-. ' ' . ,.:.,.,.,. . .,,, ' , . I I 2-' f : 'i' ' 1 4 Natlolial HOUOY SOCIEWZ P2P Sfluadl .,:1::,1:: ,.. A C' J Student Council: Homemaking Club. ,.,.2,,, 2 ::1:..,. . i,-li QQ ' ' 1 7 f 'i:::'.l 2 Cli , ome a ing Club. . CROFFORD HEEELEEINGER Boys HifY Clubg Circulation on 9 Q I EAVIN Plainsman. ' I , LEVA LOU HEROD Pep Squadg Homemaking Clubg Choral. JOAN HINDS Girls HifY Clubg Senior Editor on Annualg Senior Reporter on Plains' man. MARIAN HINN Girls HifY Clubg Reporter for Na' tional Honor Societyg Editor of Plainsf ww I1'1Z'lH. MARGARET HOLLIS1-ER Shorthand Teamg National Society. HOWARD HoOsE11 Vice President of Boys HifY Clubg Bandg Sports Editor of Annualg Ref porter on Plainsman. FLORINE HUDGINS Homemaking Club. BEss1E LEE JACKSON Hornemaking Club, EMILY JONES National Honor Societyg P Homemaking Club. N ESM X F ELEANOR HOWARD DORIS HURLBUT Art Editor On Annual. GLENDON JOHNSON F. F. A, Football. ugdigr! ISA DALL KEENEY Band. Honor CHARLES KEISLING F. F. A. ANNABELLE KENNEDY Homemaking Club. ELBERT KING Boys HifY Club. ROBERT Kmci-IHOFF F. F. A. OUIDA KOENINGEK Girls HifY Clubg Homemaking Clubg Pep Squad. JULETTE LA FONT Bandg Feature Writer for Plains man. GORDON LATTA Treasurer of F. F. A. R. C. MALONE President of Senior Classg Boys Hi' Y Clubg Football: Sports Editor on Plainsman. ANDY MARTIN Treasurer of Student Councilg Na' tional Honor Societyg Footballg Basket' ball: Bookkeeper on Plainsman. EVELYN MCCARTIE Circulation on Annual. f All . V 1 t - ....., 1 ::5..: ss::e5:g:i5s5. 9 9 5 7 fi' 'J A E,.,,. Q :. 1:1 f 14 M .. is tis ' ,. . 49 f :' gif figs, if :., 1,, . CURTIS lVlCCLAIN Boys HifY Club. WAYNE MCCLAIN Football. WENDELL MCCLURE F. F, A. DORTHIE MCDONALD Pep Squadg 'Girls HifY Club. MARGARET ANN MEINECKE Girls Hi Y Clubg Treasurer of Hornemaking Clubg Business Manager of Annualg Secretary of Student Counf cilg Honor Societyg Band. CLARA LOU MILSTEAD Homemaking Club. MARJORIE SUE MOREHEAD Girls HifY Club Typist on Plains mam Book Clubg Band. T.RRY MURPHY ARTIE MORELAND Homemaking Club WIGHT NANCE Studfrit ouncilg Editor of Plains Vklgili EDWARD NOEL WILLIAM PAUL NITTLER F. F. A. JEAN OWENS Girls HifY Club: Vice President Of Homemaking Clubg Editor of Annual. JEFPIE LEE PARSONS National Honor Societyg Homemak ing Club. RUTH FAYE PATTERSON EDWIN PEARLMAN Band. LORENE PEARSON Girls HPY Clubg Shorthand Team. I. W. PERKINS Band. EDWIN POAOE Choralg Boys Quartet, EDITH POOLE Pianist for Choralg Student Council Debate. X -gg Q.. g 3 ilk, ' Wwe 'Ko vegan. Sams J NYXQ ELBERT RANKIN National Honor Society. I I be X HJ! Lois REAMS K x A , , Girls HifY Clubg Feature Writer on , ' Z ' f Kb Plainsmang Pep Squad Leaderg Joke 5 I 4-'9 Xt! Q... Editor Nof Annualg' Debateg Choralg if us if. if l 'H M 2' ' if S . ff -A xx A v Q 'K I JAMES ROBERSON Football. VIVIAN ROQGERS Homemaking Clubgiflep Squad. ,., LAURA SAMMANN Homemaking Club. LEON SAUL Vice President of F. F. A. MAURINE SANDERS Disributive Occupations, HAZELLE SETTLE Homemaking Club. PAUL SHICK Boys HifY Clubg Humor on Plains manf' Band. JAMES SMITH Bandg Debateg Vice President of Senior Classg Boys HifY Clubg Adver' tising on Pla.insman. MARY KATHLEEN SMITH WILBUR SPRAGOINS F. F. A. FRANCES STARK National Honor Societyg Homemakf ing Clubg Student Council. Lois EVELYN TAYLOR National Honor Societyg President Af. of Homernaking Clubg Girls HifY Clubg Debateg Student Councilg Ref porter for Annual. LULA THOMAS Book Clubg Homemaking Club. MARGARET THOMAS MARTHA THOMAS National Honor Societyg Debateg Ex' change Editor on Plainsman. EDXVIN THORNTON LEAVENA THURMAN Book Club: Copy Reader on Plainsf 11 II12-l.l'l. LEAVURN THURMAN Homemaking Clubg Book Club. ,kr ,J Lk , I lj fn, ,.. L U C 1 j I , I. A..-X L ' V ON-4.f,' 1. ., V ' . I X 'V K3 T'-TQ. Qtn...,., A . ,g it- ? .... . 5122 X, -j. 1: if 'lm . Z we 3 Z9 2... E QS , 2? . 'QQ-I. 3, f s ,I+ 215' 9 5 V -- C- ' , f 7 - N.4x., - 'Pi Qawaf we V , , ' -. fx-a., -CA, '-' 9-sa, LEROY WAGGON141 MERLE WALKER MILDRED WAGGONER Homemaking Clubg Pep Squad. Choralg Club Editor of Annual: Girls HifYg Reporter for Book Clubg Shorthand Team. JIM ED WALLER President of Boys HifY Clubg Presi dent of Distributive Occupations. BETTY Lou WALTER Girls HifY Clubg Book Clubg As' sembly Editor on Plainsman. Mm www ' I . 'Ei' . .. A , gi 5- A - . 'LZ sf ' .,,., ,.,,: , .,,:,., I .,., Q E.. Q -. Q . ' 1' BILLIE LOUISE WHITESIDES Bandg 'Girls HifY Club: Book Club Homemaking Club. KEITH WICKLIFFE Boys HifY Club: Bandg Boys Home Economics Club. GLENN WITTEN F, F. A. ELTON WITTE F. F. A. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Homemaking Club. MARY SUE WOOD Choral Club. WILMOTH WILBOURN Mary Earl Alexander Margaret June Allen Kenneth Andrews Nell Anglin Edward Aylesworth Lynn Bayley Margaret Bench Eulalia Bertelson Charles Bond Mary Neva Boyd Ottice Bramlett Luther Brandes Marvin Breland Jack Bristol Kathleen Brittian Eddie Bryan Elizabeth Bullock Modena Caldwell J. H, Campbell Wilmuth Case Dorthie Lee Cook Tommie Cook Vardell Cook Earline Craig Andrew Crossland Jenny Curry Vera Curry Irene Daffern Esther Dallinger Bobby Nell Davidson Edward Day Owen' Degge Robert Dorough Edward Duncan La Verne Duncan Birdie Dyer Mary Dyer Marguerite Ebeling Oleta Ellis Jewell Faith Juanita Farris Mildred Farris Mildred Ford Ernest Gentry Cora Ann Gilbert Bonnie Faye Goodrich Levin Gosney W. A. Graham Janet Green Dora Greening enior Ciass Rafi Betty Joe Greer James Grisham T. G. Hall, Jr. Mary Bess Hamilton Ray Harlan Jack Hawkins Bobbie Heath Aegatha Heavin Crofford Hefflefinger Leva Lou Herod Joan Hinds Marian Hinn Margaret Hollister Howard Hooser John Tobe Hooper Eleanor Howard Florine Hudgins Doris Hurlbut Bessie Lee Jackson Glendon Johnson Emily Jones Randall Keeney Charles Keisling Annabelle Kennedy Elbert King Robert Kirchhoff Ouida Koeninger Julette La Font Gordon Latta Carol Loftin Evelyn McCartie Wendell McClure Dorothie McDonald Wilena McDuffee Frank McGlasson R. C. Malone Andy Martin Margaret Ann Meinecke Clara Lou Milst-ead Marjorie Sue Morehead Artie Moreland Ellis Morgan Terry Murphy Dwight Nance William Paul Nittler Edward Noel Leon Noel Jean Owens Lillie Marie Palmer Jeffie Lee Parsons Ruth Faye Patterson Wayland Patterson Edwin Pearlman' Lorene Pearson J. W. Perkins Edwin Poage Edith Poole Elbert Rankin Lois Reams Newlin Reddell James Roberson Vivian Rodgers Laura Sammann Maurine Sanders Leon Saul L. H. Scott Eugene Schneider Hazelle Settle Willie Nell Shannon Paul Shick Bruce Smith James Smith Mary Kathleen Smith Wilbur Spraggins Frances Stark Lois Evelyn Taylor Lula Thomas Margaret Thomas Martha Thomas Edwin Thornton Leavena Thurman Leavurn Thurman Bessie Tims Marion Tims Leroy Waggoner Mildred Waggoner Merle Walker Jim Ed Waller Betty Lou Walter Bobbie Nell Weldon Billie Louise Whitesides Keith Wickliffe Wilmoth Wilbourn Dorothy Williams Harold Williams Elton Witte Glenn Witten Mary Sue Wood enior Cfass We, the Seniors of 1940, being in good health, of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, on this third day of May, 1940 A. D. W. A. Graham, P. H. S.'s best all around boy, leaves the football team to Wayne McClain with instruc' tions to Whip the Sandiesf' Aegatha Heavin wills her friendly smile and all her oomph to Nova Gene Furr, Dwight Nance leaves his part of the Plainsman, including Mrs. Horton, to Jack Bromley. W k IFrank McG1asson wills the presidency of Ye ol' Huggum, Kissum, Have 'um Fun Club to Ballard in e s. Edith Poole leaves her dependability and scholastic standing to Charline Field. Vera and Andy bestow their blushing and blooming romance upon Connally and Margaret. To Bob Carter, Jack Hawkins wills a dime malt and a long black cigar. Leva Lou leaves her twin behind to carry on and keep up the family reputation, Billie Louise wills her beautiful voice and originality to Betty .Sue Day. Surprise! ! We think Levin is leaving--! ! P.S, fHis bottle too.J Marian Hinn leaves her deep dark secret of how to handle a Shick to Reta Jane . . . Reta may need it! ! Charlie Bond, the smart and studious one, leaves his cherished place in Miss Campbell's heart to Roland Ziegler. also his Editorship of the Annual if he wants it. Joan Hinds bequeaths her Peaches and Cream Complexion to Ellen Walker but she sho' wouldn't give up that title of Football Queen to anyone. Jim Ed is so proud of that ole Waller poisonality that he hates to give it up, along with the Hi Y Club, to Glenn Smith. Mary Earl's place in the heart of all band boys and eyelash curlers go to Juanita Davidson. Her dra' matic ability she'll take with her. So there! ! Little Hooser leaves his hot jamin', jivin' jitterbug dancing to whom? Is there anyone who can do it the way he can? fFlorine Hudgins leaves her ability to play hookey to Patsy Middleton and if we know Patsy-she'll make use o it. We hope Ray Schneider just leaves! ! Jean Owens wills her dark beauty and allure to Joyce Stinnett. She would be ashamed to leave her part on the Annual to anyone. R. C. doesn't have to leave tearfully because he leaves still another Malone, however, it is hard to ask Daw' son to live up to the fine Senior President R. C. made us. Bonnie Faye, Plainview High's pride and joy, is such a willing worker in every thing and every way that we'll just say we appreciate the glory she brought to P. H. S. and not even try to replace such a brilliant per' sonality as hers. Ernest fpoor thingj will just have to leave Dottie Lou. Crofford sorrowfully surrenders his demerits and ability to' skip classes to Layton, as we don't know of a Junior that is capable. As the annual rushes to press we wonder what is going to happen to Temple. The Seniors want to take her and the Juniors want us to leave her behind! Can you blame them???7 Paul Shick, the CHHIPUS Cuvup, leaves l1iS WiS2Cracks and wonderful sense of humor to Frank Baker. Lois Reams leaves the Plainview Peppers and her voice and her millions of friends to Mary Myrtle. To twentyffive Junior Girls the Senior Girls leave their beloved Hi Y with instructions to carry on. Wilmuth Case l2HV6S her beautiful big bfOWI1 Eyes to Katie Jean Giles, hoping they will bring Katie as much luck as they did her. Bobby Nell and Tony will those too wonderful band trips to Joy and Robert. Janet Green leaves her reputation of the ideal student to Mozelle Thompson. Julette La Font wills her tap dancing and those b'efafu-tfifffu'l legs to Betty Louise Smith fanother fish creeping into the willj. ' Run, Juniors! The Seniors are leaving Bubba Friedsam! ! Our little Hi Y Pf6Sid6I1f, .Jenny Curry, guesses she will have to leave her much envied long black hair to Joyce McDaniel. Elizabeth Bullock leaves her sweet disposition and blond locks to Emma Jo. To Eva, Oleta leaves her everlasting chewing gum and with it goes the ability to pop it in class. Band cuties, James Smith and Randall Keeney leave their marked music and tattered uniforms to Bryan Austin and Blake Wood. Ouida leaves her knack at public speaking to Glenda Jo Stoneham. Keith and Jack Bristol bequeath their 1918 limousine to Youngish Shick and Lazy McClain. To Bobby Greer we leave the trophy cases to be cleaned once every two weeks. Margaret Ann and Lois Evelyn leave their ability to put over whatever they undertake to Billie Glynn McAdams and Mary Jeanne Miller. Edward Day and Edwin Poage leave their night life, especially those midnight jam sessions, to John Joe Kirchhoff and 171-Mi:--'Hi'!:-iii To the teachers we leave our autographs on the desks. To Mr. Richardson we leave the class of '41-Heaven help him! ! Mr. Hodge would like to leave the annual to someone. To Mr. Davidson we leave COURAGE to stand up under another Senior Class such as ours. To the Juniors we leave dear old P. H. S, and hope you will learn to love it as we did. This we make and publish our last will, hereunto, signing and subscribing our names, this third day of May of the year 1940. G Witnesses: URA FOOL. IMA PIG. N. O. BODY. SHEZA IDIOT. T e Torclz offfnow ecfg One day the torch of knowledge was flung to me And I must not let its burning waver And, oh., if it shines out too searchingly For me, a Junior, then I must grow braver And there Will be times when I'll fail a test Progress will not be easy or fast But I shall strain to do my best There will be hard exams for me to Weather Red marks and demerits will certainly descend But education must be kept burning brightly whether Or not I shall be successful in the end I shall hold education as high as I am able And know that my graduation Will be no fable! A 7 Q Through the Senior year I must take it past Q x QE if V L IN J JF 'F aff' zz ,F swf 4 J 'fb N 'iv' fig., Q, ,fl 53,1 Fmvfgin: ,...- fe- if W f 1? un for Officers PRESIDENT JACK BROMLEY VICE PRESIDENT NOVA GENE FURR SECRETARY BETA JANE NORMAN CHARLES ANGEL Boys HifY Club. EMMA Jo ARMSTRONG Plainsmanf' Home-:making Club JAMES BARKER JAMES BLACKMON Band. DOROTHY BOLIN MARY BRITTON Homemaking Club CALVIN APPLEWHITE BRYAN AUSTIN Boys Hi'Y Clubg Band. Ross BELL Boys HifY Clubg Band. SHERLYNE BLOYS On PlainSman. O,BERA BRELAND JACK BROMLEY Bandg'President of Junior Class LOUISE BURT Homemaking Clubg Band. JOY CASEY Bandg Choralg Homemaking Club. JO ANN CLEMENTS Homemaking Club. LEON COOPER Boys HifY Club. BETTTE SUE DAY Choralg Sextet , I MARTHA DUOYEY Homemaking Clubg PeRiSqfi1ad.' + 2. fl K 'v -.X ,- ., .A X' 5 BOB CARTER Boys HifY Club. LEONA CLARK JOAN COOPER DOROTHY DARNELL DOUGLAS DEGGE Choral Club. ELIZABETH DYER ERNEST EBELING F. F, A. RUTH FAITH National Honor Society. CHARLINE FIELD Bandg Choralg National Honor So' cietyg Reporter for Junior Classg Jun' ior Reporter on Plainsmang Sextet, HERMAN FRIEDSAM Boys Hi'Y Clubg Plainsman NOVA 'GENE FURR National Honor Societyg Vice Presif dent of Junior Classg School Editor on Plainsmang Art Editor on Annualg Choralg Homemaking Clubg Pep Squadg Vice President of P. H. S. P. A. J, T. GAITHER F. F. A.g Student Council. JAMES GEORGE Choralg Band. EUGENE 'GILBERT F. F. A. KATHERINE JEAN GILES Club Reporter on PlainSmang Treasurer of Junior Class. MARY LEA GREEN Homernaking Club . 1, BOBBY GREEK Bandg Boys HifY Clubg Manager of X I Football Teamg PlainSman. ' jf LPN-A 1 IS HAWKINS Pep Squad EMO GENE HEFLIN Homemaking Club FRANCES MARIE HERRING LON HUEF Pl:-1insmang Band. BURT JoNES Boys HifY Club. MARY MYRTLE KNOOHUIZEN National Honor Societyg Junior Ed' itor of Annualg Feature Writer for Plainsmang C h 0 r a lg Homemaking Clubg Sextetg Cheer Leader. 4,.4c,vf4f:2,4aWL 7 7 74 Wa CHARLES LAWRENCE Boys HifY Club. IRA JANE HERRIDGE National Honor Societyg Boo DORIS HOYLE Homemaking Club EVELYN JACOBS Homemaking Club. JOHN JOE KIRCHHOFF Band. JEANNE LA FONT ..- CONNALLY LEWELLYN k Club Boys HifY Clubg Choral. HELEN LINDSEY GUY MANGES Choral. JOY MASTEN Homemaking Clubg on Plainsman. ELEANOR MAY BILLIE 'GLYNN MCADAMS National Honor Societyg Choral: Book Club. ROBERT MCCARROLL Boys HifY Cluhg Choral. , WM? 'W ,QM U! ,wif LA VERNE MCCAY W fl i Homemaking Club, 0 fp!-Q WJ ,Ar-'lllgyyjy j ' Q , ,IYIQQQAEMC N H a ing- 3 e S C ns nf' GX I. E. MCVICKERS Football. RITA MICKEY Homemaking Clubg Plainsrnan. MARY JEANNE MILLER Pep Squadg Homemaking Clubg Choral. DANA BOYD MINTER Pep Squad. LUCILLE MURPHY Hornemaking Clubg Plainsman. WELDON NICHOLSON Snapshot Editor of Annual. MARJORIE PATTERSON WINOLA PRICE Homemaking Club. HELMUTH QUEBE F. F. A. MARTHA ANN RICHARDSON Homernaking Clubg School Editor of Plainsmangn Typing Team. LOUISE MEYERS National Honor Society. RETA JANE NORMAN National Honor Societyg MakefUp Editor on PlainSmang ,Secretary of Junior Class, BETTY Jo JENKINS Homemaking Club. BENNIE QUEBE MARY REAMS Pep Squadg Choralg Homemaking Clubg Sextet. Q ERNEST SAMMANN F. F. A. ALBERT SCHEELE F. F. A. 'N W-5 , , ug 5 '-'mb -,frxxh Q. E, 'W A 5, ' N , xp- .fb JJUANITA .SHE ON DNQXDBJX O -KX A I X h-- Hg1ema'lQr!g lelubg Pep Squad. 6 595 .46 ov.. ,iv '13-'uh ,AC xl -X ' s 0 as ... X , 4, sa. .- as evgla ' CO5 -fp Nfl . X0 ww 'X nRCTEE'R.T' SHICK NX X-!L3ogIs!'HifY Clubg Plainsman. EMMETT SMITH Pep Squadg Plainsman. GLENN SMITH Circulation on Plainsmang Boys HifY Club. IOSEPHINE SMITH Homemaking Club. JOHN WILL SPECK Homemaking Club. Joyc S N Plainsmang ' ion 1wQnual. 39? GLENDA Jo STONEHAM Q Book Clubg Choral. TEMPLE TEAVER ALVIN THOMAS National Honor Society. MOZELLE THOMPSON National Honor Societyg Book Club Pep Squad, . gf ,n FRANCES KEELING MARSHALL WATSON Choralg Boys HifY Clubg Stud Council. DOTTY LOU WINN i f' 5 fl' EDI Choralg Future Homemakers Club. ARLETHA WATKINS CLIO WHITE 7l'D WL VML fyydfcj BLAKE WOOD ' .fQ.v1 xl'- '1 Boys HifY Clubg Band. I ,L S. M. TRUE, IR. .. ROLAND ZEIGLER Boys HifY Clubg National Honor Society. DONALD ZELENY Band. fwiizjmjw ' J aafaflkfva-gif! MMV I fp I' If 1 Clifford Allmon Charles Angel Calvin Applewhite Emma Jo Armstrong Emma Arnold Lois Arnold Bryan Austin James Barker Winston Barry Nona Baskin Ross Bell Verna Lee Bertelson Herschell Bishop James Blackmon Austin Blakemore Sherlyne Bloys Dorothy Bolin Mary Britton Roy Britton O'Bera Breland Jack Bromley Louise Burt Hazel Byars Nadine Callahan Bob Carter Mayme Lois Carver Joy Casey Kenneth Claborn Betty Sue Clark Roger Clark Leona Clark Jo Ann Clements W. E. Combs Joan Cooper Bernard Covington Georgia Cox Katie Cranford Charles Culpepper Dorothy Darnell Pauline Davis Bettie Sue Day Douglas Degge Martha Dudley Leon Dye Elizabeth Dyer Ernest Ebeling Lillian Echols Ruth Faith John Ferrell Charline Field Wayne Francis Herman Friedsam Nova Gene Furr J. T. Gaither James George Lem Gibson Eugene Gilbert Katherine Jean 'Giles Edith Gipson unior Cfass RON Ernest Gray Mary Lea Green Bobby Greer Fannie Fae Hadley James Grisham Hal Ray Hall Mary Lucy Hanson Willis Hawkins Emo Gene Heflin Maclrene Hail Ira Jane Herridge Frances Marie Herring Floren G. Hoefer Doris Hoyle Olene Hurt Lon Huff Joe Howell Evelyn Jacobs Garland James Dorothy Johnson Margaret Joyner Frances Keeling Arthur Knorpp Paul Kropp Mel B, Jewell John Joe Kirchhoff Mary Myrtle Knoohuizen Jeanne La Font Charles Lawrence Connally Lewellyn Eva Lindsey Helen Lindsey Margaret Lindsey Frankie Lowe Billy Lundy Gilbert Luster Billie Glynn McAdams Roy McAlister Robert McCarroll LaVerne McCay Curtis McClain, Jr. Wayne McClain Mona McDaniel Lenore McDaniel Joyce McDaniel J. E. McVicker Guy Manges Robert Manning Sammie Manning Betty Julia Mars Joy Masten Eleanor May Thomas Meador Raymond Meador Rita Mickey Mary Jeanne Miller Paschell Miller Dana Boyd Minter Mack Morgan Edmund Murphy Lucile Murphy Reta Jane Norman Jo Murl O'Dell Otis Old Marjorie Patterson Betty Jo Perkins Jennie Lou Phillips Winola Price Holice Pruett Bennie Quebe Helmuth Quebe Mary Reams Ruby Reeder Martha Ann Richardson Lottie Fay Rowland Johnnie Russell Ernest Sammann Albert Scheele Eugene Schmidt Juanita Shelton Robert Shick Betty Simpson Lillian Simpson Frank Sinclair Emmett Smith Glenn ,Smith Junell Smith Josephine Smith Dortha Smith Harvel Stambaugh Dora Mae Spann John Will Speck Clyde Stambaugh Will Alton Stambaugh Clarence Steddum Glenn -Steddum Joyce Stinnett Glenda Jo Stoneham Hettie Jo Sweatt Temple Teaver Alvin Thomas Louise Thompson Mozelle Thompson Inamae Tow S, M. True, Jr. Helen Walker Arletha Watkins Marshall Watson Clio White Marian Williams Ballard Winkels Dotty Lou Winn Dorothy Wilbourn Ruby Alice Wilson Blake Wood Roland Zeigler Donald Zeleny Key-Hof1'ng ffze Town May, l94O. Opening nite at the new Trocadero brought out many of the social biggies and the usual crowd of evening celebrants. Dancing under the palms to the rhythm of Randall Keeney's Swingadieres were the Mayor, the Mexican consul, and other highfranking officers of the city and state. Paul Shick, President of the Catfish Club, was seen with his wife, the former Miss Marian Hinn. Esquirish young manfabout-town Jack Bristol was there with Miss Mary Earl Alexander. Your correspondent predicts an early tiefup for these two. R. C. Malone and his fiancee, Miss Margaret Ann Meinecke, were joined at their table early in the evening by Levin Gosney, Oregon lumber king, and Jean Owens Baum Parker Du Barry Astor, who is at the present Public Divorcee No. l, and best known Renoist since the Ioan Hinds Garrett Waller days. Songsmiths Bond and Poage, whose latest warble, Boogie Woffie Woo, is sweeping the country, were hounded by fem autograph fans and left early with a couple of the chorines. Frank McGlasson stagged as usual. The opening nite gang was a little astonished, not to say flabbergasted, when Crofford Hef- flefinger fslightly the worse, no doubt, for having consumed too many Triple Bourbonsj left his party to take the spotlight and do an impromptu stripftease, much to the delight of the chorus and the embarrassment of his companion of the evening, Miss Bobbie Nell Weldon .... Orchids to the owner and prof moter of the new Troc, Howard Hooser, for giving us one more. superfect joint. We predict that it'll be as popular as Hollywood's Cocoanut Grove ever was. Marjorie Sue Morehead and her terpsichorean Twilight Thrillers, late of Broadway, begin an engagement at Ernest Gentry's Katt Klub Wednesday next. And it is known to us that Ernest has more than a professional interest in the gal .... Wilmuth Case, leading lady of James Smith's current production. Fiery Tempersf' is seen nightly at the Silk Topper accompanied by leading gent, Dwight Nance. Edith Poole, protege of the late Paderewski, will be heard at the Exposition Park Band Shell sometime in July .... It is rumored that Miss Billie Louise Whitesides is gonna pass up Band Leader Keith Wickliffe in favor of a New York columnist fdeah, deahj ,... W. A. Graham, business manager of the Plainview Evening Herald is attempting a successful 'leternal triangle affair. Both girls are editors of high school papers. So with this your correspondent signs off, hoping to have made no one mad and leaving many of the class of '4O's accomplishments untold. One can be assured that they will accomplish many great and successful things. Eaiucafion To the entertaining game of chess, Wie shall consider our lives a likeness. The chessboard is the world in which we live, Each block a step of take and givc. The pieces used in playing are the universe mature, The rules of the game, we call the law of Nature. Our patient partner is hidden from us, And we know his plays to be fair and just. But he ne'er overlooks a mistake, or makes allowance, For our blunders due to ignorance. To him who plays well, highest praise is paid, And on him, honors of the game are laid, Train for the hard play which comes after this. Make it a winning play filled with bliss. Strive for the learning of better things, Work for the honors that knowledge brings. But, let us not strive for honors alone, For fame may pass, and then it is gone. Moreover let us move for a goal noble and good: That of man and womanhood. Before we begin let us know well the rules, Have the equipment, and use it as tools. Heed the teachings of a superior mind. For clear plays are not made, when the player is blind. Let the experienced player be our inspiration, And play well from the rules learned in a good education 'T .afy Q 5155? f ,f5fff: f TMWZW AQWMWLJK 41' SQYQGNX 0999 QM M MMM W9 M 1 W 4UmZ.f. M1 iff mf fx aaa M? 'M.fl!'W fm W WMM 522925517 i,W4!Zfffy,w -wk--dog 152772, Sophomore Qffioers PRESIDENT D. M. THOMPSON VICE PRESIDENT BOBBY JOHNSON SECRE J W Qi2f ,?fi3p J! dams Norma Sue Alle Myra Oveta Atkinson Helen Jean Barnhart Grace Bartlett Bonnie Bell Baty Irene Baty Patricia Bay Dorothy Bayley Loyce Beach Laura Blakemore Betty Jane Bowman Rowena Brady Dorothy Bramlet Billie Maxine Byars Patricia Caddell Alta Campbell Betty Campbell Beryle Cavett Frances Cavett Norma Io Chapman Martha Clements Margaret Cook Melba Ruth Cook Lois Cooper Juanita Davidson Marie De Rusha Alma Dorough Virginia Lee Dye Elizabeth Dyer Mary Helen Eslinger Dorothy Farris Peggy Felder Keith Ann Gamble Vivian Garms June Gatlin Rueanna Gibson Laura Jane Gilbert Clarice Green Inez Green Rowena Grisham Annie Mae Hadley Maxine Hail Lena Bob Hand Beth Harper Betty Hawkins Chrystelle Haydon R. Della Hays Frances Helm Merle Henry Lela Mae Herod Elizabeth Hill Laura Hollister Betsy Hooper Juel Jackson Melba Joe Iayroe Ellen Jones Lois Iowell Marcine Keeney Dorothy Kelly Merle Kemper Dorothy Kingery Mary Lockhart Velmeta Lundy Merlene Luster Louise Lovell Estell Majors Patsy Ruth Middleton Donnell Moore Murrell Munger Neva McClure Alma Eloise McLane Mary -Sue McLaurin Dorothy McVicker Fern Parrish Winnie Parsons Ada Louise Pate Marjorie Patrick Gwendolyn Perkins Pearl Ray Mabel Rigler Bonnie Mae Roberson Girls Anna Jean Roberts I Freeda Sandlin Viola Self Inez Selman Elda Sewell Marie Sewell Adrienne Sheppard Carol Shook Fannie Simpson Imogene Sloan Betty Louise Smith Ethel Smith Katherine Smith Lucille Smith Maxine Smith Virgie Mae Smith Dorothy Snell Cleora Stark Dorris Stegall Margart Ann Stockard Louise Speck Nelma Stephens Mary Io Tatum Wanda Lee Terry Gladys Thomas Helen Tucker Pauline Veazey Flora Wallace Ellen Walker lane Watson Iacquelyn Waller Carol Dean Wardlow Julia Fae White Alma Williams Emmelyne Williams Evelyn Williams Mary Ann Willis Katherine Winton Jo Hal Wofford Louise Yancey Ruby Doris Yates Clifford Arnold Harold Autry Frank Baker E. C. Barry Joe Bell Frank Brian Ray Brim Gene Brooks Todd Edd Burson Joe Cadena W. H. Claiborne Carnie Cline Adrian Connally John Thomas Connelly Gene Craig James Crossland James Wade Crowder Toddy Crowder Paul Daniel Dan Davis Leslie Davis James Dement Sterling Dennis Boyd DeWald Eugene Dillard Wren Dillard Calvin Dipprey Clyde Dorsett Lewis Dorsett Tom Dowden Earnest Duncan Alvin Dunnam Charles Dye Alvin Ebarb Weldon Ebeling Scott Eubanks Jerrel Faith Edward Fite Loyal Gaddis J. W, Hamby op omore Eoys Bruce Hardeman Sam Harle L. D. Hawkins Robert Helm Dewey Henry Cecil Hester Layton Hobbs Z. T. Hopkins Wayne Howard Jack Huff James Hunt Bill Irby Beal Jackson Maynard James Carl Joiner Legarde Jones Bobby Johnson Alton Kemp Dan Kimball Tommy King Jack Knox Leon Koger Alvin Earl Lewellyn Tom Locke Winfred Long Marion Loomis Dawson Malone Lewis Martin Milford Mason Wilford Mason Rex Mickey Truman Mooney Jack Murray Joe Bailey McAdams Morey McGlasson, Jr. Spencer McCartie F. 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GRAHAM Best Rouncf Boy IOAN HINDS Fooflnaff Quee TEMPLE TEA VER Dairy Show Princess cworizfe Seniors AND Y MAR TIN Here's health to you and wealth to you, Honors and gifts a thousand strong, Here's name to you and fame to you, Blessings and joy a whole life long! But, lest bright Fortune's star grow dim, And some time cease to move to you, I fill my bumper to the brim, And pledge a lot of love to you. MARGARET ANN MEINECKE To you, my cheerful friend!-to you, who seem to be an exquisite architect forever building up castles of hapf piness out of all the losses and crosses and wrecks and ruins that Fate may throw about you:-to you who can always sec the silver lining to every cloud, who can poniard your sorrows and share your joys. and laugh and sing, and be content, and still keep up the fight 'till Life's rugged journey ends! aU0r1'fefun1'0rS KA THERINE JEAN GILES Brown eyes and dark brown hair Whoevci' made an imp so fairg Beautiful. graceful, true to her word, Of a more lovable person you've never heard- f E. MCVICKER In game of football not the less A man of courage and steadfastriess Grave was his air and careful when he spoke Well esteemed by all good folk- avorfzfe Sap omores E. C. BARR Y Here's to the boy that's brave and strong. Here's to the boy true to his wordg Here's to the boy that can rule a throng- ln other words, E. C., here's to you. VIRGINIA LEE DYE He1'e's to the girl that's good and sweet. Here's to the girl that's trueg Here's to the girl that rules all the boys- In other words, here's to you. Wim is Wim JANET GREEN Foreign Languages EDITH POOLE English Lois REAMS Voice CHARLES BOND Mathematics ROLAND ZEIGLER K. N Science 13653 s x .- LN-xnk-9 gc, ' : . .Y XX LQ' Q x -4 V 1 V AWLOIS EVELYN TAYLOR I ' Mlome Economics cv . L ,, 1 .L J' , BONNIE PAYE GOODRICH Speech RANDALL KEENEY Band LUCILE MURPHY Social Science JULETTE LA FONT Sbenography V September 15 September 22+ September 29 October 61: October 131 October 2044 October 2734 November 11 November 1714 December 29 1 ff. - X K ' 1 , N ' . . . . Q. 'Q , - '. fag. - ii -'ma :X NX ' ...Wil M5 I 2 f -. .W-'Cf 1.1 We 5... .16-5,.w .Q-mimi: - 4 lull' E! 'll 'l'74L'! ' .1 1' b4g'g fJQ,,v S ' Q va .1 Il X New N is A 1 1 1 QU? 'T' 4 ns 'V M A X 1 x 1 x o x 1 'O Ja: 5316 -K Q4 , was 0213 xx QR N f , x x , 1 WWQJAQ1 Ax Q' 2 X X 'fq'f'f W! . 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'T ' ' 'j',.I N ' 0 GTB PLL COACH J. V. HILLIARD ASSISTANT COACH BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT COACH JEROME VANNOY D. C. ARTHUR FINIS VAUGHN Buffalogs of BQ TOP ROW-Austin Blakemore, Andy Martin, Mel B. Jowell, Joe Cadena, E. O. Barry. MIDDLE ROW-Coach Hillard, Winston Barry, Marvin Brelancl, Clio White, W. A. Graham, Wayne McClain, Dwight Nance, Coach Vaughn. BOTTOM ROW-Milford Mason, Wilford Mason, Roland Wilson, Floren Gee Hoefer, James Grisham, I. E McVicker, Glendon Johnson, Frank McG1asson. I R. C. MALONE BOBBY GREEK FLOREN G. HOEFER Weight, 150-Position, Halfback Manager '39 Weight, 150-Position, Fullhack Squaclman '37-Letterman '38, '39 Letterman '39AHas one year left to play COCAPTAIN WINSTON BARRY WeightE15O Position-Fullback Letterman '37, '38, '39 Captain '39 HONORARY LINE CAPTAIN .Muni ':A'V A WAYNE MCCLAIN Weight-1 55 Position-Guard Letterman '37, '38, '39 Captain '38 Line Captain '39 Has one year left to play COCAPTAIN . , X J 3 W8 ME' WV 1 9fQ 10 6 K9 65 W. A. 'GRAHAM Weight-160 Position-Quarterback Letterman '37, '38, '39 Captain '39 All District Quarterba ck FRANK MC'GLASSON Weight-158 Position-End Squadman '38 Letterman '39 CLIO WHITE Weight-17 5' PositiOnwEnd Squaclman '38 Letterman '39 JAMES GRISHAM Weight-150 Position-End Squadman '38, '39 One year left to play AUSTIN BLAKEMORE Weight-160 Position-End Squadman '38, '39 One year left tO play DWIGHT NANCE Weight-160 Position-Center Squadman '38 Letterman '39 Honorable Mention All District Center JOE CADENA WeightM16-7 Position-Tackle Letterman '38, '39 MILFORD MASON Weight4162 Positionflialfback Letterman '39 He has a good standing and two more years to play WILFORD MASON Weight-167 Position-Guard Letterman '39 TWO years left to play E. C. BARRY Weight-130 Position-C-enter 1 Squadman '39 Has two years left to play W 1 Q. I W - 6.l?'rvl6P yg?!':A7 CARL JOINER 1 weight-1soV:3 f' Position-End Squadman '39 Has two years left to play LEWIS MARTIN Weight-160 Position-Tackle Squadman '39 Has one year left to play AUSTIN BLAKEMORE Weight-160 Position-End Squadman '38, '39 Has one year left to play K qs MARVIN BRELAND X- Weighsl SO Position-Guard Squadman '38, '39 ' , X ANDY MARTIN Weight-165 Position-Tackle Squadrnan '38 Letterman '39 DEWRY HENRY Weiglmt-189 Position-Fullbaek Squadman '38 Letterman '39 Has one year left to play DAWSON MALONE Weiglmt-150 Position-Fullback Letterman '39 Has three years left to play GLENDON JOHNSON Weight4165 Position-Tackle Squadman '3'7. '38 Letterman '39 MEL B. JOWELL Weight -181 Position-Tackle .Squadman '38 Leterrnan '39 Has two years left to play 1, E. MCVICKER Weight-180 Position-Guard Squadrnan '38 Letterman '39 Has one year left to play JAMES ROBERSON Weight-135 Position-Halfbaclc Squadman '38, '39 VARDELL COOK WeightM1s0 Position-Back 'Squadman '38 Letterman '39 J. F. MCNEELY Weight-135 Position-Halfback Squaclman '39 Has two years left to play GENE CRAIG Weight-140 PositionsEnd Squadman '39 Has one year left to play ROWLAND WILSON WeightQl65 Position-Tackle Squadman '39 Has one year left to play- DEAR DIARY: Sept. I5-Our game with Bowie High School of El Paso was postponed 'till today because of rain. Thus prolonging the suspense of wondering what we can do under pressure. This is our first test and a strange silence crept over us. Each reviewing in his mind his assignments and praying that the folks back home would not be disappointed with the outcome of the game. On the bus out to the field we were tense and every heart pounded like a steam engine, eager for the game to get under way. We battled for sixty long minutes on a muddy field and at the end of that period we were tired but happy. We! won 610. Small as the score might be it was a victoryg yes, our first victory. I think we stood the test. Sept. 22-Nip and Tuck was the game with Polytechnical of Fort Worth, and the score was a tie, 6'6. We fought those boys hard and long, but ai tie seemed inevitable. Our offense seemed weak and so did our pass defense, but we were still in good spirits and full hopes for a bright and victorious future. Sept. 29-Tonight we received our first taste of Conference Ball this year with Borger. Bulldogs against Bulldogs caused some real hairfraising action. Every play was a question mark. The score at the half was 7f6 in our favor. In the early minutes of the last half we drove eighty yards for a counter but failed to get the extra point, making the score 13f6. Then Borger got off a long pass for a score, tying the score 1543. The game ended that way. The penetrations were tied 3f3, but we won on first downs, 13-10. We are really weak on pass defense. Oct. 6e-We are getting back in the stride again for tonight we just reaped sweet revenge from Quanah who had beaten the tar out of us a few years back. Our offense looked good and we could see improvement in our pass defense. The score was 19f6. All the people in town are behind us, inspiring us to keep carrying the torch high. I hope we can keep their confidence. Oct. 13-We fought Pampa with all we had but somehow nothing seemed to work. We were against a superior ball club, and all we could do was tor fight them. That we did, but our efforts were fruitless. We were defeated 1610. I am afraid that everyone was disappointed in us, but in every Bulldog's heart he knew that he did his best. Oct. 20-Everyone said that Electra would beat us five touchdowns, but the Bulldogs had to be shown. We put our heart and soul into that game and fought: against those odds and we were not ashamed of the score of l5f0, which was made: in the first part of the game. The last three quarters we buckled down and held them. Oct. 27-Outweighed 30 pounds to the man, we went up against the Sandies with a determination that they were going to have a hard time handling us. We had been looking forward to this game and went on the field with a battle on our hands and blood in our eyes. They beat us alright, 15f0, but they earned every point of it. Nov. 11-Today we bowed in honorable defeat to a team that was superior and a team that could really play football. The Lubbock Westerners trampled us 19f0 in a hardffought gridiron battle. This was the hardest game we had played but'those Lubbock boys just had us bested. Nov. I7-We really had the fun in the game with LI-Iollis, Okla. We beat them 14112. This was a good way to climax the regular season, because our plays worked to perfection and we really rocked and socked. After seeing this game, the fans seemed to forgive us for all our defeats. Dec. Z9-Tonight we played the toughest game of the season against Biloxi, Miss. We lost 18f7, but no Bulldog regrets losing to such a fine group of boys. This is the last game of the season, and a lump comes in our throats when we think that we have finished playing the last game of football for Plainview High. We have done our best to uphold the honor of the Plainview Bulldogs. a name we're proud of. Baskeflvaff The season this year was successful and attested to the fine spirit and cooperation which motivated the boys with whom Coach Vannoy works. TOP ROW--Ray Harlan, Milford Mason, E. McVicker, Wilford Mason, Roland Wilson, Floren G. Hoefer, Coy Miller, E. C. Barry, Coach Vannoy. Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview Plainview m O s god f 2 Za go EZ Wav go 2? QQ: HS Dm Q-,Eli 9 CE? O5- 55 gg 35 32, D 5? ga . 9-7 251 Pe? GW' aw E3 334 '-4 C N DeDeDeDeDeDeDeDeDeDeDeUUDeU13eDeUUDeUUDeodDeo:1 24 30 35 'SO 30 17 17 9 23 31 16 23 16 42 45 44 29 36 26 18 27 28 36 20 642 Abernathy 28 Kress B 12 Kress A 33 Borger B 4 Borger A 27 Pampa B 17 Pampa A 37 Amarillo B 20 Amarillo A 31 Amarillo A 29 Pampa B 18 Pampa A 28 Kress B 12 Kress A 32 Hart 18 Wayside 16 Turkey 38 Lockney 40 Lockney 35' ldalou 39 Borger A 26 Bula A 46 Lubbock A 27 Lubbock A 23 Opponents gf HIGH-POINT MEN IN CRDER Miller .............,.........,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, 183 Graham ..... ...,,,,, 9 9 Knox ...... ,,,,,,,, 8 4 Reddell ...... .,,,,,,, 7 6 Breland ...... ,,,,,,,, 5 6 Iohnson .... ,,,A,,,, , 47 King ...... ........43 enmls JAMES SMlTH1J8mES shows plenty of speed, and 'plays a brilliant net game. CLIO WHITE-Whizz has a great deal of strength, and uses it in smashing his way forward in tennis, W. E. COMBS-W. E. has the ability to play some very brilliant tennis. His enthusiasm and effort make him a truly promising player. RAY HARLAND-Ray is a lad who has come a long way this season. If honest effort were the only requisition of a player, Ray would he a state champ. His ustickftofitfnessu is admired by everyone. -' BOBBY GREER-Shows promise of becoming a good tennis player. JAMES BARKER-James plays an effective game and seems to do it the hard way. His sincerity, and perseverance have won the admiration of all his teammates. WAYNE HOWARD-W.ayne plays a nice game of tennis. JOHN WILL SPECK-Shows promise, and we are expecting more of him as the season progresses. J. E. MCVICKER-G00d allfround player. SHELBY POLLARD-Due to his extensive training, Mr. Pollard has made an excellent coach for the tennis squad this year. Foofllsfz D1'cf1'o1fza1'y Algebra-A conglomeration of foolish figures. Biology-Slimy fish and worms, CafeteriasThe real cause of our flat feet. Eraser-A weapon for personal grudges. Detention-A hall of unwanted fame. Diploma-The skin we love to touch. English-A process to reduce the number of graduates. Fickle4A trait found in girls around P, H. S. Grades-Figures we do not admire when slender. HistoryfDates that are not made over the telephone. Horrible+An odor which escapes from the Chemistry lab. Innocence-A quality very rare in P, H. S. Ignorance+A quality not so rare. Jelly-A bean usually found in the halls. Kiss-An action usually out of sight. Love-A disease that is catching-a lot of us. Misery-Witnessed in Study Hall. Mistake-A figure surrounded by red lines. Notcs4Given with great rapidity. Study-The eternal plea of the teachers. Test-Questions surrounded by the blackboard. Velocityhfx force that is applied to the board. Wisdom-Merely the name of a tooth, Xmas-Ah! bliss, a holiday. YouthhThese gangling kids around high school. Zany-The teachers are beginning to think we're really that way. Heaven help us. 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'r-vI,I,-,www 1.-I+:-M: LEM GIBSON MARY EARL ALEXANDER RITA JANE NORMAN if GLENN SMITH NOVA GENE FURR BONNIE FAYE GOOIJRICII THE STAFF ' Haii, Gsm High Sfhiei cszmu IEEE san-wx if mseE:E:I In Mr., Ei P, Webb :Er Irs mmmsagbw A--Q-Imifiz-I-nw-lata, If-IEE: 25.5 wwf- -.---EM Emu wsmexx insurers 'mam .2-QfQ.Q:I-1 62--.A MEM: E-.E gm-ml mm I-ww I I Lin- imma wchwmvs In in Sting. Ohcvsx nam tum: rvw,-zu,-faxzeai for havzzzg :mc IA Hz-3 Rights! Rliiliiiovi -QE -mg WI- whszwq. Em haw azwmz had U11-.1 chbvflmt! Q! WZRQBEKS. The ara--.amy Q1 pow mx-:Img memm a 44-Qs' Seam Sum. wsu uiimkzmiecx by Kira' cfD17e+E1'uDYi052 AIX' Ek USS' and 1'f'i59.1f smxsm gm-in A-:ma-11 R-Eiidzzzfz with time be-si 'Clym :md eudiwrxwxx in me f'-,wsxkxftfzcllim we wish nf my zvilwie wx ww: FSFIYQQIXIS MIJMMB if '39, bust 3152! Lk-z-3 uw 33s'ow1n'zc5d s sen! scrap fer liisirid Qhnmpienshigz in me Yin- :LES This Q-'vm' Siilky iw?!L!. EM tili- mci lim If imstsmm. xzkfwixe iisey wgmprf-.3 R-nf-E mr BR-II:-Imvz, but A V 25 mi if.--.Q ii 5,2 I -'Ii if I . 55: H235 5 IE. 2 A - mi W, A. GRAHAM ANDY MARTIN BOB CARTER MARTI-IA ANN RICHARDSON BOOL X' LI Z7 , ff' s 'V . ,J . vii, 'I 3194 iff iff AIM To promote interest in reading and to develop a plishment through the student body of this high school. OFFICERS BETTY Joh GREEK ........ ,.,.,...r.,,,,,,,..r,, LULA THOMAS .....,,...,,,,,,,,,,, ,, BILLIE GLYNN MCADAMS ....,.. MERLE WALKER ,,.,A,,,,,,,A, MIRIAM TURNER ..... .,,..,.,,,.,..,,.,,... MEMBERS Kathleen Brittian Elizabeth Bullock LaVerne Duncan Birdie Dyer Mildred Ford Mary Bess Hamilton Lena Bob Hand Aegatha Heavin Ira Jane Herridge Margaret Lindsey Lucile Murphy Glenda Jo Stoneharn more general interest in this . .............. President Vice President ...............Secretary Reporter Sponsor Gladys Thomas Mozelle Thompson Leavena Thurman Betty Lou Walter Arletha Watkins 2l.CCOl'1'1 Billie Louise Whitesides Pep Squa X Q '43 LEADERS Lois REAMS MARY MYRTLE KNOOHUIZEN BALLARD WINKLES GARLAND Alvin Dunnam Ernest Ebeling Willis Hawkins Charles Keisling Robert Kirchhoff Eugene McMillan Dana, Minter Otis Old Billie Joe Rowland Emmett Smith Clarence Thompson Harold Williams Kenneth Patterson Brock Short Nona Baskin SPONSORS MR. ELLIS MILLS Miss RUTH LA RUE MASCOT LINDA MILLS MEMBERS Sherlyne Bloys Wilmuth Case Lois Carver Virginia Dye Nova Gene Furr Leva Herod Lela. Herod Emily Jones Ouida. Koeningcr Dorothy Kingery Chrystelle Hayden Frances Helm Joyce McDaniIel Dorothie McDonald Mary Reams Vivian Rodgers Juanita Shelton Anna ,lean Roberts Dorothy Snell Virgie Mae Smith Mozelle Thompson Leavena Thurman Mildred Waggoner Evelyn Williams Julia Fae White Marian Williams Louise Yancey Inez Green JAMES Director ........ ................... R . C. DAVIDSON OFFICERS President ................. .... ........ E D WIN PEARLMAN Vice President .................... RANDALL KEENEY Secvetary .................. MARY EARL ALEXANDER Treasurer ............. , .,..............,..,.. JAMES SMITH Librarians-BOBBY NELL DAVIDSON JUANITA DAVIDSON LOUISE BURT Mrmager ................................ WEMPY PRICE CLARINETS Edwin Pearlman Mary Earl Alexander Juanita Davidson Kenneth Andrews Robert Dorough Arvil Tilson Toddy Crowd-er John Thomas Connelly Bruce Hardeman lake Wood Frances Cavett Bobby Johnson Marjorie Sue Morehead Harold Gregory Bobby Greer Julecte LaFont Betsy Hooper Roger Clark-Alto Clarinet Marcine Keeney- Bass Clarinet FLUTES Wanda Lee Terry Donald Zeleny Beryle Cavett OBOES D. M. Thompson, Truett Thames ' Flora Wallace-Bassoon SAXOPHONES Tenor- Billie Louise Whitesides Jack English Baritone- Margaret Ann Meinecke Alto- James George Alvin Earl Lewellyn HORNS Bobby Nell Davidson Louise Burt John Joe Kirchhoff Dorothy McVicker Gwendolyn Perkins CORNETS Randall Keeney Ernest Gentry James Smith John Will Speck Winifred Gardner Howard Dean Hooser Jack Bromley Richard Pearlman Imogene Sloan Bryan Austin L' Billie Maxine Byars Emmelyne Williams 3 Joe Bailey McAdams TROMBONES Sam Martin Paul Shick A J. W. Perkins ' Eugene Ragland Dawson Malone Todd Edd Burson Bill Irby DRUM MAJOR BETTY LOUISE SMITH T WIRLERS LUCILLE SMITH DOROTHY KELLY ELLEN WALKER BASSES Keith Wickliffe Spencer McCartie Robert McCarroll James Crowder BARITONES Eugene Blair Robert Lee Shick Ross Bell PERCUSSION Bass Drum- Legarde Jones ' Snare Drum and Tympani James Blackmon Snare Drums- John Vernon Crews Jenny Curry Bells- Joy Casey Charline Field Cymbals- Wempy Price Y azfionaf Honor Society NATIONAL HOQOR SOEIETY X , E 5 ef, O AIM To promote leadership, scholarship, character an OFFICERS BONNIE FAYE GOODRICH .......................... W. A. GRAHAM ..........,....,,,.. JANET GREEN ..................... MARIAN HINN ..,,....,..,..,., ELLEN F. CAMPBELL ............................... MEMBERS Mary Earl Alexander Charles Bond Kathleen Brittian Marguerite Ebeling . Ruth Faith Charline Field Nova Gene Furr Bonnie Faye Goodrich Betty Joe 'Greer Fannie Fae Hadley Bobbie Heath Ira Jane Herridge Margaret Hollister Emily Jones Mary Myrtle Knoohuizen Andy Martin Billie Glynn McAdams Margaret Ann Meinecke Lucile Murphy Louise Myers Reta Jan-e Norman cl service in high schools over the nation .................P'res1dent ................VicefPresident Secvetavyffheasurev ..................Reporte'r ,........Sponso1 Ieffie Lee Parsons Lorene Pearson Elbert Rankin Frances Stark Lois Evelyn Taylor Alvin Thomas Martha Thomas Louise Thompson Helen Walker Roland Zeigler D7lS'fT7.A JIM ED WALLER .... U TOIvlMY KING ........,,,,,,. MAURINE SANDERS Mx. Poor. ................ five Occupations OFFICERS ................P'resident ....,,........Vice President Sec1'eta'ryfT'reasu're'r ..............,Coo'rdimLtor MEMBERNS Elbert King Wayland Patterson Charles Culpepper Lem Gibson Maurine Sanders Raymond Meador Bernard Covington Brunell Van Zant Andrew Crossland Tommy King Jim Ed Waller Crofford Hefflefinger Thomas Meador Lottie Faye Rowland AIM-To create, maintain, Mrs. AI. Pat Horton-Sponsor jenny Curry--President Aegatha Heavin-VicefPres. Esther Dallinger-1Secretary Elizabeth Bullock-Treasurer Billie Louise Whitesidesf Reporter Mary Earl Alexander Bobby Nell Davidson LaVerne Duncan Oleta Ellis Mildr'ed Ford Bonnie Faye Goodrich janet Green and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Living. Betty Joe Greer Joan Hinds Mary Bess Hamilton Marian Hinn Guida Koeninger Margaret Ann Meinecke Marjorie Sue Morehead jean Owens Lorene Pearson Lois Reams Lois Evelyn Taylor Merle Walker Betty Lou Walter Future armers offlmewca Winston Barry ' -2.56 L0 'ANU :P E '-..1'f,e is Eiga' CIJ X-,Silo xl AIM Learning to do, doing to learng Earning COLORS Blue and Gold OFFICERS NBWLIN REDELL ...i,.. .i...................... LEON SAUL ....i....,. ELLIS MORGAN ........ GORDON LATTA ................ WENDELL MCCLURE ...,...... MACK MORGAN ................ CHARLES KEISLING ,....,... LYNN BAYLEY ............... M. C. BRANDON .............,....................... MEMBERS Helmuth Quebe I, W, Hamby Vernon Britton Robert Helm Alton Kemp Robert Lee Manning Harvel .Stambough Herbert Sweat Lewis Wilkes Clydus Bawley Gene Brooks I. T. Gaither Beal Jackson Earl Pruett Billy Don Stovall Eulis Thomas Ernest Ebeling Weldon Ebeling Tom Cook Ed Duncan Eugene Gilbert to live, living to serve. ...........,.....P1eside'nt .......Vice President ............,.SecTetaTy .......Treasm'er ............Rep01'tev' ...........Song Leader ..........,......,.Condurtor Farm Watch Dog .................... Advisor Glendon Johnson Dan Kimball Robert Kirchhoff Edmund Murphy Ernest Sarnmann Albert Scheele Frank Sinclair Wilbur Spraggins Elton Whitte Glenn Whitten Boys Hi- Y Cfuh 15.1 . CREED To Create, Maintain, and Extend throughout the School and Community High Standards of Christian Character. OFFICERS JIM ED WALLER ........ .................... ................ P 'r esident HOWARD Hoosnn ..... ....... V ice President CHARLES BOND .......... ...,...... S ecretary RAY HARLAN ......... ..,,.,... T 'reaswrev' R. C. MALONE ......, .,,,... R eporzev SHELBY POLLARD .,..., .,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,., .,,,.,,, S p amor MEMBERS Charles Angel Bryan Austin Ross Bell Jack Bristol Bob Carter Leon Cooper Robert Dorough Herman Friedsam james George W. A. Graham Bobby 'Greer Jack Hawkins Crofford Hefflefinger Layton Hobbs Bill Irby Elbert King Charles Lawrence Connally Lewellyn Robert McCarroll Curtis McClain, jr. Frank McGlasson Paul Shick Robert Lee Shick Glenn Smith Iames Smith John Will Speck D. M. Thompson Marshall Watson Keith Wickliffe Blake Wood Roland Zeigler w n i 1 1 L 'V Fwfure Homema ers m .V AIM Things we visualize today we realize tomorrow. Loxs EVELYN TAYLOR .... JEFFIE LEE PARSONS ...., MARGUERITE EBELING IUANITA FARRIS ........A.., NovA GENE FURR ....... COLORS Blue and Silver OFFICERS Miss ROBERTA STEELE. ..... . Miss MELVA ABBOTT... E315 ,. ' , 4 , ll, J 15. .. f 2 .':': 1 'Ii : 2 35::f:.5- 53, . Ea , . X s 4 : as- - 45- Q fig , X T ' www, gg , ..,....... ,..P'resident Vice President ............Sec'feta'ry .,.,....'l'1easu're1' .......Repo1te'r ........Sponsor ........Sponso'r ,fe Vw 2 zghgvgif 0 Ee 'Q 6 af 2 Q Q 0 5 . Vfygg ay T K -2 ' . f ' W TV ' N, L, , D T If Zig? M ROW 1,-Sitting. Lillian Echols Fern Parrish Lois Evelyn Taylor Alma Dorough Betty Louise Smith Mary Jo Tatum Alta Campbell Gwendolyn Perkins Dorothy McVicker Emmelyne Williams Emma Jo Armstrong Emo Gene Heflin Nadine Callahan Joan Cooper Leona Clark Edith Gipson Hettie Jo Sweatt Joy Masten ROW 2-On Knees. Merle Henry Ellen Walker Louise Burt Cleta Ellis Martha Ann Richardson Mary Jeanne Miller Dotty Lou Winn Clieora Stark Annabelle Kennedy Helen Jean Barnhart Katherine Smith Mary Lockhart Betty Sue Clark Dorotha Lee Cook ROW 3 Melva Abbott Laura Hollister Ada Louise Pate Dortha Smith Bonnie Bell Baty Future Homema ers Martha Clements Glenda Jo Stoneham Marcine Keeney Margaret Ann Meinecl-:ie Mary Myrtle Knoohuizen Joyce McDaniel Nova 'Gene Furr Modena Caldwell Juanita Farris Melba Ruth Cook Melba Jo Jayroe Martha Dudley Lula Thomas Laurita Stambaugh Rowena Bradv Jacquelyn Waller Roberta Steele ROW 4 Margaret Lindsey Lucile Murphy Jennie Lou Phillips Lillian Simpson Louise Lovell Frances Helm Joy Casey Vivian Rodgers Maxine Smith Jean Owens Dorothy Snell Lela Mae Herod Leva Lou Herod Mary Reams Ouida Koeninger Laura Sammann Velmeta Lundy Mildred Farris Vera Curry Marguerite Ebeling Jeffie Lee Parsons Mary Neva Boyd Carol Loftin Lillie Marie Palmer Rita Mickey ROW 5 Leavurn Thurman Mary Kathleen Smith Dorothy Bramlet Mona McDaniel Eulalia Bertelson Rowena Grisham Mary Lea Green Dorothy Johnson Clara Lou Milstead Adrienne Sheppard Artie Moreland Mildred Waggoner Mildred Ford Billie Louise XVhitesides Mary Bess Hamilton Betty Lou Walter Marjorie Sue Morehead La Verne McCay Evelyn Jacobs Pearl Ray Mabel Rigler Josephine Smith Bonnie Mae Roberson Elda Sewell Margaret Cook ROW 6 Julia Fae White Gladys Thomas Betty Jo Perkins Carol Dean Wardlow Alma Williams Georgia Cox Murrell Munger Peggy Felder Carmen Van Zandt Marjorie Patrick Jo Murl O'Dell La Verne Duncan Aegatha Heavin Elizabeth Bullock Kathleen Brittian Bobbie Heath Verna Lee Bertelson Irene Baty Nelma Stephens Dorothy Bayley Juanita Shelton Mary Britton ROW 7 Lenore McDaniel Doris Hoyle Bessie Lee Jackson Olene Hurt Irene Daffern Cora Ann Gilbert Ruth Faye Patterson Mary Helen Eslinger Mayme Lois Carver Inez Green Clarice 'Green Vivian Garms Katherine Vv'inton Mary Dyer Betty Joe Greer Evelyn Vv'illiams Virgie Mae Smith Juel Jackson Jo Ann Clements Laura Jane Gilbert Merle Kemper Winnie Parsons Norma Jo Chapman Betty Jane Bowman Boys Qucmfeffe 4, .. by 'I EDWIN POAGE ................,..... First 'Tenor ut' MRS. H. F. AXTHLL ................ Director ,f .1 ' I 'A A CONNALLY LEWELLIEN .......... Fwst Bass ., 5 EDITH POOLE ------------ ----'--' P mnfsf 31- H . MARSHALL WATSON .......... Second Bass ' fx JACK BRISTOL ....... .,...... S eccmd 'Tenor . P Girfs Sexfeffes MARY REAMS ..........,.. ....... S econd Soprano LEVA Lou HEROD ........ .......,............ A lto CHARLINE FIELD ....... ....... F mt Soprano LOIS REAMS .....,....., ................ A Ito BETTIE SUE DAY ..,....,............ ........ F fm Soprano MARY MYRTLE KNOOHUIZEN .......... Second Sopvano EVELYN MCCARTIE ......... ,...,...,. F im Soprano LELA MAE HEROD ......Y... ........ S econd Soprano PATRICIA BAY ........... ......... F im Sopfrano MARY jo TATUM ......... ..................... A lm Jo HAL WOFFORD ......,. ......... S econd Soprano NONA BASKIN ......... ........ A Ito Girfs Chorus FIRST ROWEMrs. H. F, Axtell, Directorg Merle Walker, Charline Field, Jeanne La Font, Bettie Sue Day, Nova Gene Furr, Dotty Lou Vifinn, Virginia Dye, Edith Poole, Pianist. SECOND ROWfMary -lean Miller, Betty Jane Bowman, Gladys Thomas, Lena Hand, Mary Rearns, Lela Mae Herod, Mary ,lo Tatum, Carol Shook. THIRD ROW'+Evelyn McCartie, Leva Lou Herod, Lois Reams, Nona Baskin, Nelma Stevens, Elizabeth Bullock. Joyce McDaniel, Flora Wallace, Patricia Bay, Alta Campbell, Alma Dorough, Keith Ann Gmble, Mary M, Knoohuizen, Margaret Lindsey, Billie G. McAdams, jo Hal WOllO1'd. FIR-ST ROW-Tom Locke, Frank Baker, Charles Lawrence, D. M. Thompson, Joe Bell, Douglas Degge, James George. SECOND ROWgI. H. Campbell, Bruce Hardeman, Charles Bond, Guy Manges, Robert McCarroll, Marshall Wzrtsrun, Charles Dye, Connally Lewellyn, Edwin Poage, Jack Bristol, Kenneth Patterson, Boys Chorus fualezfzt Counci I, ,,, H A i P' 5 ' L1 Jiilf, L WKGHRCEQ.. AIM The Student Council, newly organized during the fall semester of the '39340 term, seeks to unify and harmonize school activities through worthy projects which promote fellowship, loyf alty, and initiative. Its prime objective is to afford the student body a representatve medium of expression which will enable them to think and work out constructive plans in an orderly, democratic manner. This year the Council has presented two- assembly programs, erected a flagpole, prepared a handbook for next year, decorated the building for the Christmas season. and acted as guides and ushers during the Teachers' Conference and the Band Conference held here. OFFICERS BONNIE PAYE GOODRICH ............,....... ................. P resident W. A. GRAHAM ....................... ...,.... V ice President MARGARET ANN MEINECKE ....... .............. S ecretary ANDY BILL MARTIN ................ ...... 'T reasurer Miss CUNNINGHAM .........................,... ....... S ponsor MEMBERS Reta Jane Norman Maitshall Watson Juanita Davidson Melvin Ritter Martha Ann Richardson I. T. Gaither Dwight Nance Roland Zeigler Charles Angel Lois Evelyn Taylor Joyce McDaniel Edith Poole Marcine Keeney Alvin Ebarb Bobbie Heath Frances Helm Esther Dallinger Tom Lockc Keith Ann Gamble Leon Dye Aegatha Heavin Helmuth Quebe J. W. Hamby Eugene Schmidt Betty ,loe Greer Vernon Britton yping eczm LUCILLE SMITH Louisa SPECK MARTHA ANN RICHARDSON Zzorfhanczl Team LORENE PEARSON MARGARET HOLLISTEZR MERLE WALKER JAMES HODGE ....... ..............................,...... .... ................ S p o nsor The champions in all our most popular sports perform with smooth ease because they relax intelligently, They balance tensiong that is to say, they tighten some muscles, while relaxing others. This balanced tension results in poise. The poise acquired in handling a machine will he an asset -to you socially, as well as in business. For if you have poise you will never be self' conscious and awkward. You will be selffconfident. You will be interested not only in your own thoughts and dreams, but in other people and their hopes and desires, and in the world around you. v jjj-20 4fyjML, , , W f 0 Debate 7 Y' ' FEW Sponsor ........ ......A....,.,,,...,.... ......, E L LIS M. MILLS MEMBERS Weldon Nicholson Martha Thomas Iames Smith Jack Hawkins Bonnie Faye Goodrich Lois Evelyn Taylor Charles Bond Dwight Nance Edith Poole Lois Reams Bruce Smith Girls' Team-Edith Poole, Bonnie Faye Goodrich. Boys' Team-Charles Bond, James Smith. QUESTION Resolved: That Texas Should Adopt a Complete Medical System Available to All Citizens at Public Expense. From the debate class shown above came two teams which represented P. H. S. in the district Interscholastic League meet at Lubbock. The boys' team was composed of Charles Bond and James Smith, and the girls' team of Edith Poole and Bonnie Faye Goodrich. Two other teams participated in tournaments and debated during the season. These teams were composed of Lois Reams and Martha Thomas, and Bruce Smith and Jack Hawkins. Other members of the class who participated in such speech events as extemporaneous speaking and declamation were Lois Evelyn Taylor, Dwight Nance, and Weldoin Nicholson. The Plainview girls won two invitation tournaments at Lockney and Floydada. The class, a newly affiliated course, Speech VI, is taught by debate coach, Ellis M. Mills. Um' Compensation Listen students, and ye shall laugh About a joke-The Plain View Staff. The bunch that always get a pass: The bunch that always cuts a class. They never check at roll at all, They never stay in Study Hall. They loaf around from eight 'till four No more done than the day before. There's lots of things they never dog Now you have the students' view. Listen students, and ye shall see What the staff men think of thee. A bunch that won't cooperate, A bunch that don't appreciate. You want an annual, yes you do, You crave to know when it is through. You make us worry, rave and fret, For everything from you we get. Now who has the right to laugh? The students, or the Plain View Staff. ,,.,,.....,-.WW ,,.... , I . , ,,,, ,.,,. , ,, ,.,-A , , J ,,...,.v,,,.,,.,T.W,,.. ,, A ' 'r e may we me fem , , . o f J 1 i , mngvlife ,,:'? f': lf: . E5 gf... It V.-- ,, Q, -A A . .V-,' A A b A. ' Fix' gg bf-1 5 V , . V- , Z 5 A .Z A,Vb g .A 5,A ZZE i A , . V, ,. It I, If in - A1 QA 6, ' g f , Q j A 5 x f Q , ,g ' f Y f 2 V A. lf,:31'Q ,?! ,R . - .1. - j EHS? X? Casanova Dmkey V, 4: 9, ' serenwca T 3 A . Ai fi ' . is V,oT 11 . 1 ..:. X 1. .X ,, M 'M l + favs , -H A--fi' --'Q--1WQ:-Q W M A Yi-0 wi 'Q -W ini wt'- f'w? X?3l!!.? ,All 4 ' J WH 5 , I . 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'V'V'V'V'v'V'V'V'V'V'v'V'V' Bob Hooper Motor Company Dealers In DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS AND DODGE TRUCKS 704 Ash Street Plainview, Texas Phone 401 .A.A.A A.A.A-A4LA.A. 'T7 Flowers Correctly Designed ..... ARCH KEYS FLOWER SHOP PHONE 200 108 West Sixth :-: Two Doors East Hilton Hotel El LLA. D21 'TVT E CARTEIWS EW x 21f'v-v'v 'v 'v -v-v-v'v'v'v'v'f 'm Congratuiatlops to Congratulaticns the ciass of 40 tothe 3 Bradford Supply Seniors of IQ!-LO Co. , , 713 Aus'rlN STREET ' Dealers for Fairbanks-Morse Pumps- E ' Cl H M'l1 - pfiinffflnsupgfflfif ' S BAKERY Heavy Hardware- HOME OF Irrigation Well Supplies SALLY ANN BREAD PHONE 426 p4444A44.AA4Bl E w-AAA-Lwuli 'TV' jg Hammond Grocery and Market Phones 674-675 103 E. 6th St. FREE DELIVERY .4.4.4.4.4.4.4.A. 4A LlE El IE AVE . 1- QAT... 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X-RAY SHOE FITTI G JONES-ROBERTS SHOE STORE We Specialize in Foot Comfort 707 Broadway Q BOB HEATH, Store Mgr. -A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A..A.A.A.A-A-A.A.A.A. LLLLA.LLL 'V'v'v'V' If IIIIIEHHS, More Than Just a Hardware Store PLAIN VIEW On Broadway LUBBOCK Plainview Floral and Greenhouses CORSAGES-BGUQUETS-DECORATIONS ONLY COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICEU' IN PLAINVIEW PHONE 195 1107 N. BROADWAY ' Lippert's Business College --We Specialize in- SHORTHAND REPORTING - LEGAL WORK BOOKKEEPING AND AUDITING Our Graduates Are In Demand Viegel Building, East of Fair Theatre PHONE 22 ROY J. LIPPERT, PRESIDENT P1E.RcE's I 4'PLAINVIEW'S LEADING STORE 613 BROADWAY PHONE 295 .LLLLLA A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.. ..A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-I Y LA V'V'V'V'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'vv'v'v'V'v'v'v T'VW Compliments of MARTIN MACHINERY CO. MODERN FARMING EQUIPMENT PLAINVIEW, TEXAS L. LA. MODEL LAUNDRY Family Washing a Specialty PHONE 383 Ail-L Compliments of Texas Land and Development Co. Broadway Plainview, Te J.C.PENNEY CQ Where Plainview Sliops ami Saves AJ A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A. ,A.A.A.A.A A.LA. A -A LA.A.L ' . MONTGGMERY WARD AND CO. PLAINVIEW'S MUST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE 'V'7V'V'V B. C. CAMP PHONE 161 Graduate Pharmacist Day or Night Buy I t At CAMP'S PHARMACY A BETTER DRUG STORE Broadway at Eighth Plainview, Texas 'v'v'v'V' L. R. BAIN QP CCMPANY NEW AND USED FURNITURE PHONE 335 PLAINVIEW TEXAS Texas Farm Equipment Company Extends Their Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1940 JOHN DEERE A. 4 -A-A.A.A.A T'V'7V ..A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A .A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A v'V'V'V'V'v'V'V'V'V'v' U S 00 Quallty Bakery SICOFS Mak-WS of 210 West 7th street AUNT BETTY,S , , BREAD V MARY BEST PHONES 106 107 CAKES V V 279 1 PHONE -.. 279 ' 509 Broadway PLAINVIEW, TEXAS AiL.LA4E E -LL V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V Compliments QF .... VICK'S CLEANERS Get It At .... O. K. DRUG COMPANY A IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU .Ai Y'V'V'V'V'V'V'7'V'V'V'V'V' v V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V TTT? T CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES OF 1940 3 VUE APPRECIATE HAVING HAD A PART IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS BOOK v v v MILES STUDIO Illlll Il Il IlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIllKlllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIlllllllllllillllIHIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll II llllllll ll Illllll O. B. JACKSON WHOLESALE MEATS A HOME INSTITUTION 5 llllilllllHIIllIllHIIlllllIllHIHIHIHIlllHIHIHIHIHIWWllillPlllllbllllllllllllllllI1IIIII!IHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIINIIHIHIHIHlllllllllllllIllIIIHIIllllllllllllllllllfllllg GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES TO PLAINVIEW HIGH ALEXANDER BROS. DRUG CO. High School and Football Headquarters ,A.LA.A.A.A.A.A.AA.A.A.E ' E PLAINVIEW SANITARIUM AND CLINIC 3 805-13 West Eighth Street, Plainview, Texas E. 0. N1flH0LSv IW- D- E. 0. NICHOLS, JR., lw. D. Surgery and Consultation Surgery and Gynecology J. H. HANSEN DI. ll. 1 Y 1 1 Surgery and iliagnosis i,Qm2gt::01L0RD GROVER o. HALL, M. D. 1 ,N , W , N , Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Nl NW RKFG5' R-,lk and B1-onclmscopy Superintendent of horses ROBERT H. IVLITCHELL, DI. D. DELIA C. HALL, R. N. Internal Medicine lnstruetrz-ss School of Nursing CALVIN NISBET, JR., Laboratory Director .A.A.A.A.A.r.A.A.A.A. Lil IE Horton: Darling, does my loveliness evei cause you concern? ,fx ff- . . L Q Mr. Horton: Yes, every time l get the bills from your beauty parlor. f0,, f2va pcm! . Sf 40 Ernest Gentry: Honey, we are going to have , a good time tonight. l have a couple of tickets for Q A a lecture. Dotty Lou Winiiz Oh, hut l just hate lectures. Ernest: Yes, l know, but our mother and :E '- E S-: . EL- - ' E C f . f h ' l h Y ' 2 a er jus ove em A .2 :5 Z F E : q ' E- -'V - Orchids and roses are the girl's favorite flower, aL.::.i:-lh..--.-: .......-r...... -.. but really her favorite flower is the Flower of g E E M American Manhood. 2-..':.':z -aw. - l I Dwight: They say fish is a grand brain food. Eva: I ear lots Of fish. Dwight: Darn! Another popular theory shot 1-1-' 50 heck! jim Ed Waller: What do you do when all the world is gray and gloomy? Crowder: l deliver the milk. 16 615 R. C. Malone: May I hold your hand? I Margaret Ann Meinieke: lt isn't heavy, I can E E1 manage ,thank you, YZ PHONE 398 109 WEST EIGHTH 1 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PLAINVIEW TAILORS CLEANING - PRESSING - ALTERING SUITS MADE TO ORDER Sherman Lockhart Plainview, Texas E - ei VTE ,, , E I E n 1 r l ! V V'777V 77V'77 O O I':'.i :1 ':?':Q .:. , Q Tj ,luis-5 11e2i25e115:55a5323232225212 giiy, iii' 2 ' 4' Qzisizisiiggigisis y fa J 'ex gifs f I 542 ,sf 31::5:g5151v:5:g:53i55:Z:I J T, ,P 51' 'V :'.-. 4.5 gag 1-:G c-34:-:-2.-.:::: 1: fflQQi5:EfEfE3EfffffEE: :?1i.,,.,gE, , ,A ' 3 A'-2231 l'lfs2zSe5552:a:s --- 514 9. 4 iw' 5 , N 1 53 ff ggafzi. e f - if ggi ',g!f 'q. 31 .- 1.9 522 42: 'V . . ,. . 1::1 1 :1:11 :, ' ' 51:52:25::igzgifgi-:':f:-:35w.y- xi ., H gzr. , 1 3 + :li '4- 6 49 WE SOLICIT THE STUDENTS' PATRONAGE FOR OUR ' -COFFEE SHOP QDRUG STORE -TAILOR SHOP --BEAUTY SHOP and -BARBER SHOP The Plainview HILTON HOTEL ig gA.AiA.AA.gAQ.A l3-l TVT'V V'7V' 'V'7777V 'V' 7V'V'V 'V'7T7VV'V It Pays To Feed .... PAYMASTER V Y V Manufactured By West Texas Cottonoil Co. PLAINVIEW, TEXAS AAA.A.AA. .A.AA-ALL.A Empire Furniture Company Complete Stock of Home Furnishings PHONE 1253 I--I 718 BROADWAY USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT PHONE 772 829 BROADWAY Congratulations .... SENIQR CLASS 1940 I. W. SMITH GROCERY 1029 BROADWAY ST. PHONE 415 'V'v'V'V'V -A.A.A.A.A.A 'V'V'V'V'V V'V'V'v'V'V'V'v' TVTTVT'7 , T 1 fe' E. GENE MARRU faYf- fv - 'J The secret of successful savings is to spend what - is left after saving, instead of saving what is left E after' spending. I HE SELLS GOOD OLD ST?ATE RESERVE LIFE Bx 4 Drlnk.... F . . v v ' V 5c to 51.00 Plainview Coca-Cola , v Bottling Co. V A West Texas PURE AS SUNLIGHT Ufganizafion To The Class of 1940 .... BEST WISHES ..4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4..4.A.AZl v'v v-v-v -v-v-v-,, I RQQL I Kiker's Service Station f V TIRES and Garage PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE Phone 237 Kiker Building 5th and Austin Streets Phone 108 West 1076 E. H. PERRY 7-th St, INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED Thirty-five years' experience in Plainview places me in position to be of Real Service to you in the purchase of a homeg or in protecting you against loss by Fire, in your Home, of your furniture, and your Automobile against Fire, Theft or Cofllison, the most important of all insurance. WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE A4L '77TV'7 HALE COU TY T TE BANK PLAINVIEW, TEXAS SERVICE WITH SAFETY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Eff! ..A.A.A..m.4,A. v'V'v'7'lE xV E ERIGIDAIRE 3 REFRIGERATORS Watches - Diamonds ERIGIDAIRE Jewelry ELECTRIC RANGES Y Y ROPER sc GRAND ' GAS RANGES Vander oel ZENITH RADIOS P 81 Son 3 BENDIX AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY MACHINES V V Y M. E. Siclebottom EASY TERMS Phone 313 710 Broadway .A.A.4.4.A.4.4.4.4.A.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.A..4..4.AEil E!I.4.4.A.A.A.4..4.4.4.A.A.A.A.4.4.4.A.A.4.4.4.4.1Zl v'V'v'v'V'V'V'V'v'v' '7v'v'v'v'V'V'7W 3 PARAMOU NT BOWLING ALLEY BOWL FOR HEALTH NATIONAL A. B. C. REGULATION ALLEYS .A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A..A.A. A.A.A..A.A.A.A.A.A.A..A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.AA.A.A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.Agl V'7V'V'V'7V'V'V'V'TV 'TV'7V'7IgI Cloverlake Creamery The Home of PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS DACRO PROTECTED 711 Austin PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Phone 284 E V E 4 1 -9 T x , . it x:5.vg,: .l ' 5 CITY NATIONAL BANK YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED CAPITAL STOCK S100,000.00 Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Congiitgjkxtions . f SEQQQRS ,W ' 1940 - V V F me Foods CORCORRAN'S Tailors and Clothiers 629 Broadway Phone 522 P lEA4444 44A4 kt WE DELIVER Phones 193-194 BROADWAY AT 10TH ST. A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A AA T'TV' Plainview CWatson'sD Business College ACCREDITED FOR GENTLEMEN AND GENTLEWOMEN COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING FOR REPORTING, SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONS Good Positions Found For All Qualified Students. Enter Any Time Congrzttuelations L S SENIORS LAN of 1940 vvv QR Connor Mathes TGRE Company Automotive Necessities AR id tSi c1899 Refe e-City National Bank AVING Office Ph e 669 Res. Ph e 76 S. S. SLONEKER REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, RENTALS SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN BUSINESS INVESTMENTS Your Business Solicited and Appreciated 417 SKAGGS BUILDING Plainview, Texas .A.A.. lgl VT LA.LA v'v'v lg Switch over to the Brighter Side oi Liie... . . . ancl live electrically! . Measured by useful results- the work it actually cloes for you-electricity is your cheapest servant. ' Nothing has so niany variecl uses . . . cloes the job better . . . ancl costs so little as your electrical servant. Live electrically and you'll live economically on the brighter sicle of life. Texas-New Mexico t.!1.t. I 6 lil 4.4.4. lg Wayne: My, My! So you lost your girl? What Joyce Stinnett: I had a date with Bobby happened? Greer last night. Nick: Oh, nothing much. I just flattered her Temple Teaver: Sure enough? Did you have until she was too proud to speak to me. any fun? Mr. Mills: All extremely bright men are con gloifezh Eiitlo' he just sat Over there an evening Ceited' an us e . Paul Shlcki Oh, I donit know, Fm not- Ray Schneider: ND. S. said that she only lives for me. . Clarence Steddum: Yes, she told me that she didn't have anything to live for. The five Most Important Men in P. H. S. ' Frank McGlasson Frank McGlasson Frank McGlasson Frank McGlasson Frank McGlasson And your girl goes out with other guys. Early to bed, early to rise. E CCMPLIMENTS OF Shook Tire 81 Battery Company SIEBERLIN G TIRES G. E. REFRIGERATORS - NASH AUTOMOBILES PHONE 73 PHONE 345 I3 n '7777 '77v'v'v -A-LAJ El X 1 Jeffus Grain 5 Compliments C0 of 'V' the GRAIN-FEED-SEED ii M vvv 3 E Plainview Theatre Building Ph 119 1 0116 YV Y VY V PHONE 620 PLAINVIEW TEXAS ' TT7V' FASHION SHOP BROADWAY AT 7TH WHERE SMART CLOTHES NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE LA W. M. WHITESIDES MACHINE SHOP PLAINVIEW, TEXAS n 'V'V'V'V'E ww v'v'v'v'v'v'vfv4y4 .A.4.4.4. HELUWHH GHHHGE 8 Ull CU. CHSILSJEETZND ,SIXTH AT BALTIMORE WHOLESALE S AND S E PHONES 396 AND 397 L WE SERVICE ANYTHING . . . ANY HOUR PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Brunswick Tires and Tubes Hood Tires and Tubes Monarch Batteries Delco Batteries WRECKER SERVICE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT -A.LA.L A.A .A A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A. R. Q. SILVERTHORN E LOANS - INSURANCE - BONDS SUITE 1 VEIGEL BLDG. PHONE 212 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 'v'v'7 Panhandle Compress K Warehouse Company PLAINVIEW, TEXAS HIGH DENSITY PRESS PHONE 671 and 37 Y Y LLL- v'v'v'v'v' LLLAL U E Wooldridge Y it ,N M . ' ' I aff., Lumber 5 fr Co. , , WISHING You ' EVERY SUCCESS UNITIZED WALL PAPER - view I. and QX5xiJxn.Y CLEAN QiQf Iy LINCOLN PAINT 125 Phones 126 5' 1i1 x igi .LAi.A 'Ww' Q w'WW Congratulations Seniors of ' lfiqqlq :Quo Mun so Econor-av yvv Sinclair Refining YoUR COMPLETE Company FCOD MARKET P. E. 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