Plains High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Plains, TX)

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N P As the future is so unpredictable, we take the seniors as we see them just next year: SARA SMITH -- Very gracefully, this young lady lifts the baton for her all-girl orchestra. She really has a talent for music. NORMA LOU O'NEAL is inspiring the,professors at Texas University with her brilliant work in the field of Mathematics. BILLY JOE CURRY -- We see Billy Joe pacing slowly up and down the deck of a battleship in the U. S. Navy, swabbing the deck. , EVERETT BISHOP -- He's in the Navy, too, but he is still attending V-12 school before going to sea. LOIS FORREST'S mother has finally given her consent for Lois to study to become a criminal lawyer. ADELPHENE COVINGTON -- This young high school graduate has made a success by being ready to serve in Uncle Sam's Nurses Corps. MYRA BROOKS is seen typing from her shorthand notes or bending her head into a large bookkeeping ledger for a Lub- bock lawyer. BETTY LOU ROMANS -- Working as a private secretary through the Civil Service at some large Air Base. ELAINE CROW -- Elaine is drawing and painting pictures as people send in orders to this artistic woman. , VERNON HILL -- We find Vernon the sole owner and presi- dent of the C. V. Hill Gas and Oil Company. WILLIAM WORSHAM -- Not inclined toward the armed forces, William is studying in Texas Tech to become a vocational agriculture teacher. , GRACE JONES -- Grace has become the instructor of a school of girls eager to become dress designers. f I A, I 3 u i'A N T41 MMKM' H NNKXXX ' Q f PN ., A :R P ,f-X5 . X Jw

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THE STATE OF TEXAS 0 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF YOAKUM 0 THAT WE, the Senior Class of Plains High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make this our last Will and Testa- ment. FIRST: EVERETT BISHOP leaves his personal discussions with Mr. Ran- dolph to Donald Cross. MYRA BROOKS, an outstanding volley ball player, extends with best wishes her volley ball suit to Jane Fitzgerald. ADELPBENE COVINGTON, a new student this year, wills her Big Spring brogue and bank account to Weldon Hill in the hope that his brogue will be as good as she has left it. ELAINE CROW, a striking blonde, bequeaths her talented art- work to Helen Pride. BILLY JOE CURRY leaves his well-reserved manner and his height to the honorable, Billy Blankenship. LOIS FORREST leaves her unreadable shorthand notes to Norwood Heath. VERNON HILL, an established business man, brings to a close his bookkeeping workbook and leaves it to Glenn Smith. GRACE JONES, whom everyone knows, desires to leave to Colene Johnston her slim, graceful figure. I NORMA 0'NEAL, who likes geometry, leaves her saved-up papers to Glenn Sloan. BETTY ROMANS wills her crowning-glory laughing to Dorthea Williams. - SARA SMITH a student maestro bequeaths her first chair clari- net to Caryl Light. , WILLIAM WORSHAM, one of our tall students, leaves his height to Bryant Smith. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, WE have hereunto set our hands at Plains, Texas, this 25th day of May A. D. 1945. I Signed Witnesses: vi WELS