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

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SENIOR CLASS ROLL P. C. Anders Rena Beth Anderson Ed Aylesworth Jack Bailey Margaret Inez Bartley Grady Baskin J. O. Bass June Bates Kenneth Bayley Dale Bell Eugene Blair Betty Jo Blocksom Charlene Bolin Madge Alden Boyd Mac Brandon Vincent Brittain Ruby Beth Brown Kathlyn Burrus John Howard Burt Doris Callahan Melba Campbell Murtice Carroll Betty Cherry Wayne Clark Avon Carter Douglas Coker Joan Connelly Mary Nell Cooper Douglas Craig Andrew Crossland Earline Cure Margie Daniel Charles Davis Louise Degge Jean Dement Louceil Doak Dorothy Joe Douglas Mary Catherine Dunnam W. B. Dye Margie England Buren Eslinger Hubert Farris James Faubion Levon Fox Tom Gardner Jack Garrett Jackie George Frances Goodwin Betty Jane Graves John Green Earnest Gray Grace Grubbs Mary Margaret Grundy Virginia Hall Frances Hampton J. H. Hanna Charles Helms John Hodges Mary Louise Hooper Annie Mae Jackson Jeanette Jackson Clay Johnson Emme Jean Johnson Yvonne Joiner Bobby Jones Mary Jane Joiner Albert Kayser Clois Kemp Maxine Kuykendall Lawson Kemp Ted Kirk Dorothy Lee Billy Lewis Dorothy Looper Lawrence Lowe Pat Lynch Beulah Faye McDaniel Mary Ellen Marr Charles Martin Sam Martin Virginia Matsler Jack McMillan E. B. Mitchell Edna Lois Myers Christine Myrick Nina Myrick Lydia Noble Leon Noel Miller Needham Paul Patterson Raymond Piller Grace Jewel Poage John Weldon Price Eugene Ragland Enos Rea Lila Maie Reynolds Robert Rigler Vivian Rook Jess Rowland Leroy Sammann Jimmie Seipp Orville Shearer Fred Shelton Eula Mae Sheppard Richard Sherley Eleanor Smith Nelson Smith Sidney Smith Athaniel Sneed Earlene Stambaugh Mozelle Sweatt Catherine Tatum Bushrod Thompson Dorothy Thompson Mildred Tucker Eloise Waller Frances Wilmeth Norma Wood Dorothy Wooten Betty Jane Wright Vernon Wright LouDell Zuber

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CLASS WILL Know all men by these presents, that we, the seniors of Plainview High School being in good health, of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and publish this, our last will and testament. Miller Needham, who has quite an estate leaves his universal popularity, his football prowess and his manly beauty to anyone who possesses the ability and assets. Virginia Hall bequeaths her come hither look to Janet Green. Norma Wood leaves her perpetual silence to Mary Earle Alexander, who certainly can use it! Charles Martin leaves his darefdevil driving to Joyce Stinnett QDO you prefer roses or lilies, -loyce?J. Eula Mae Sheppard bequeathes her peroxide to Elizabeth Bullock. Raymond Piller wills his title of campus fashion plate and his wardrobe to Dwight Nan-tc. Beulah Faye McDaniel wills her knitting and dimples to Mary Myrtle Knoohuizen. Ted Kirk leaves his daily trips to the office to Crofford Hefflefinger, under the impression that Crofford will carry on. Catherine Tatum is too stingy to leave her brains to any junior-some of them could certainly use them. Clay Johnson wills his physique, his muscles and his vaccination scars to Leon Saul. Dorothy Looper benevolently bequeathes her extra inches to Miss LaRue. Melba and Maxine leave their too, too, beautiful friendship as a symbol of-lwhat? Louise Degge Caskey takes her husband with her-Thank you! Bushrod Thompson donates his Life to the library. Let's hope he can get along without it. Virginia Hall, Edna Lois Myers, Betty Jo Blocksom and Madge Boyd leave their title of Four Fluttering Females to Marjorie Sue Morehead, ,loan Hinds, Mary Earl Alexander and jean Owens. Faola Patton leaves her studies in P. H. S. to herself, she expects to take them up again next year. The Girls Physical Education Class leaves those blue rompers to the coming generation, if they last that long! Douglas Coker would will that one yard more drive power to Winston Barry, but he thinks Red already has it. Sorry, Juniors, but Tom Gardner has nothing you would want. Jean Dement leaves her innocent and modest ways to Billie Louise Whitesides. Betty Cherry wills her possession of that certain thing to Agatha Heavin. Richard Sherley doesn't dislike any junior enough to will him the editorship of the annual. E. B. Mitchell does not think any junior has worked hard enough to deserve his title of Most Outstanding Senior. jeepers, Creepers- Frances Beth Hampton leaves her peepers to anyone who's smart enough to use them, she certainly is. Mary Louise Hooper leaves her temper to Billie Ruth Moore-Oh! Oh! dodge that book, juniors .... Ruth Connelly leaves her ambitions of scholastic attainment to cC21I'l't you guess?j-- Bonnie Faye Goodrich. As we go to press, the seniors are wondering if they will have to leave Billy Lewis behind. Fred Shelton bequeathes his curly locks to Mr. Underwood, but he will keep his big baby blue eyes. Miss Plummer would like to leave the sponsoring of the annual to some one-Whom? Mrs. Horton would like to leave the Junior Class to someone but it's like chewing gum, it sticks forever. Mr. Mills and his debate class leave the Retail Sales Tax problem to 'Governor O'Daniel. Let him figure it out. they couldn't! Mr. Richardson wills the ability to run the senior class to Mr. Richardson-Conceited! l l ! To Mr. Davidson, we leave the juniors, the sophomores, and the freshmen-God help him! To the juniors we leave dear old P. H. S. and all our rights, we hope they will carry the torch of enlightenment and achievement as high as we did. This we make and publish our last will, hereunto, signing, and subscribing our names, this lgth day of May, of the year 1939 in the presence of the student bodyl-The Senior Class 0 1939.