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

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i 3 fflfl' f MARIE LUNA MINNIE WEBB We all love Marie because we can't Friendship in some may be at low help it. ebb, n . But we find it strong in Minnie Philo '23, '24g Senior Club '25g Glee 4 Vvebbln Club '24, '25- Eufglo 'zlg Glee Club 325. I MULLIS ISBELL WELDON GARNER A hearty sort of a boy, Happy-go-lucky and full of fun, Lil-9 to him Seems a joyy He's always there when there's a race to run. Basketball '25, Orchestra '22, '23, '24g Euglo '23, '24: Representative to staff '23, '24, Twenty-seven

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' fl,-llixfw Rfflx I , 1,,.. ., ,. BILLIE SCRANTON WILLIAM PINKERTON 'fHer soft eyes and golden hair, He,s not afraid of work for he can Are admired by everyone, every- go to Sleep beside ity Where. NEWTON WAYLAND He's busy and cheerful all the While. We enjoy the radiance of his smile. 3 Orchestra '22, '23, '24, '25g Secretary ,232 Vice President '24, AVIS ALLEN LOIS LIPSCOMB Though small in stature she'll make A little 'midget' and never 'pert,' fi mark' , But, Oh! Boy, how she loves to In all her classes she is a sharkf H, LH ' 11' . Glee Club '25g Home Economies Club I rzs. Twenty-six

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MAY 15, 1940 'Ni' One evening after a hard day's work as I was walking home 1 saw a fine car stop in front of my house. I could not imagine who the owner was, so was surprised to find that it was Elmer Cleavinger, an old schoolmate. VVe soon began to talk about our 1'ormer class- mates, many of Whom we had not seen for years. Elmer had become immensely wealth when oil was found on his sheep ranch, and had de- cided to spend several months visiting the members of the class ot '25, if he could learn their addresses The first one I had the pleasure of meeting, said Elmer, was Sam Barton. He was engaged in the very difficult task of shoeing a locoed mule and was in no humor to meet anyone so I drove on. I was becoming thirsty so decided to go to a confectionery to quench my thirst, but, before arriving, I met Alcott Kirk Whom I asked to have a drink with me. He objected on the grounds that he had something better and insisted that I drink with him. I did and found that., like Sam Barton, he was also handling something with it kick. He told me that I would find Robert Tull and Lyle Thomas working together for the Santa Fe. I made the mistake, however, of visiting them during working hours, so had not talked to them long when the section boss Hballedl' me out for interfering with his men. I was having a mighty hard time seeing the boys so decided to call on some of the girls. I happened to know where one ot them lived and as I was driving down the road, thinking of the days spent in P. H. S. and not realizing that I was on the left side of the road, I ran headlong into a truck loaded with barrels of slop. The driver, a bearded, hard-looking hog raiser, called me some ugly names and was getting I vw enty eight