Plains High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Plains, TX)

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Qfdctozg As the Senior Farewell Party was going 1n full swing, Mrs. Scott, tiring of the game of Knocking For Love, called the group together for a final chat. Vernon Hill, sitting cross-legged on the floor, asked, 'How did this all start anyway? I entered last year and most of the class was here then. Did you all enter together?' 'No,' replied Lois Forrest, 'Sara Smith, Morma Lou 0'Neal, and Mary Faye Lowrey, who left this year, started here in the first grade in 1934. I entered the next year from Bledsoe School District. There were no more additions to the class until 1939-40 when Melba Mobley, from Tokio, and Grace Jones, from Tahoke joined the class.' Grace spoke up, 'Wasn't our next addition Myra Brooks from Liberty, who stole the honor of salutatorian of the seventh grade during her first year?' Then Myra said, 'Don't forget Betty Lou Romans. She came from Tokio the year we were freshmans.' Now, Sara popped up, 'Myra, remember that Everett ' Bishop came from Morton and william Worsham from Tokio that same year.' . Mrs. Scott, tired of being so quiet, said, 'Vernon, late as usual, came in in 1944 from Brownfie1d.' Norma quietly pointed out, 'In 1944-45 Adelphene Covington from Big Spring, Jim Albright from Middleberg, Oklahoma, and Elaine Crow who decided that the seniors have something special, joined us from the Junior class. Everett laughlngly joined, 'Don't forget old Polly who is also a member of the class. That seems to be the crop. That answers your question doesn't it, Vernon?' p, .,,,,,,,, ,,,,ff-1-uf-faieww, f --........... Z' . ..,. A I 5' --..............- A ,.......-. I .5w,g4, . f ' ,,,,.-ff--- Mmm.. ..4.,-,Af- ' .vu-4 - F :fa , was .. VV.. , . . I . M ,yyy I, ,.,l ,-, w ,M Mm. fwphfml r tw