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

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un fors Scr'rez'1m'y Prvsirlwif JOSIE CULPEPPI-11: MILDRED BRITTON VNC'-P'7'es1'cI6'r1I Lois REISER The lunior class of l943 holds the distinction of inaugurating the twelve-grade system into Plain- view High School. Being the first class under this system, it has naturally lowered the average class roll. However, this fact didn't hinder this enterpris- ing, progressive class, lt went to work fast and got more lettermen on the football team than any other class--five lettermen: Iohnny Mason, Roy Langley, Bobby Winkels, Bay Ward, and Kenneth Patton. These boys were inspired by their fellow classmate, Evelyn Ogden, who was a member of the cheer leaders. The lunior class appparently believes in femi- nine oftice holders, for when they held their class election three girls were chosen: Mildred Britton, president, Lois Beiser, vice-president, and losie Cul- pepper, secretary. lohnny Mason and Winnie Golden were elected favorites, and Bert Roberts and Dorothy True were sent as representatives to the Student Council. lt has been customary every year for the luniors and Seniors to have a picnic and banquet. These annual activities were carried out this year, but were altered to some extent because of war conditions. However, the enjoyment at these affairs was not rationed, The lunior Assembly was given at the close of the year and was, seemingly, enjoyed by all. The lunior class was extremely fortunate to have the new, popular teacher, Miss Elizabeth Keesee, as sponsor. ELIZABETH KEESEE Syoonsm'

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EIJWIN AIIAMS Diversified Qccupations MAVRINIZ BoRr:IIARII'r National Honor Suciety. MARY B. BLACI4wI:I.L Home Economics. GXK'IiNITlJI.YN Boxx'IiR MAxINIi BROXVN Home Eeonmiiies, GTl'.IiA lSIwxx'N Home EUIIIIIIIIIQA Student Council JAMES CARROLL Future Farmers ol Ariiciica VIRGINIA CoIxIIfI'oN jcmia Cl'l,l'Iul'1'I4R Hume ECUl1UI1llCs Girls Reserve MIl.l7R1ilJ Dix RIRON Home Economies -lon PAI'I. Drum: Boys Choral Nlilitairy Drill Es'rIII1R DII-,'rRIr:II Home Efoiioriiics RAYMUNII El.I.l'RlI Lms FRANRLIN Nationzxl Honor Society A Cappella J. W, CARIIRI-.R Diversilied KHCCIIDLLUIJIIS LILLY MARIIi GILIII-,RT National Honor Society XVINNII: GOLDEN LEXX'l:LLYN I'lUOPliR Conductor Of F, F. A, .,.gs5a::, , l f. I.,,,,,, X 2 z 3 l 2 If ie I .. , . , X 1 , -. -.I I Q I A A WA. 1 -- 2 ' I WW 'WX ii I W? .T l 2 .. .. mf lg l In Ie 'X all 5 . I ' I ,nzz f I 3 ' . - ' H121 -asasasasaeamf: ,.:: 'av' 1- fm 2 Im. 5 'W' NW ,, A A I ,... P' f V, A, .Wg S .....,. ,.,,,,.,.,.,.,.,,., ...,. 2 fm I - A .,,, ..I- I 2 A ---1-' .,,.,, -2, K f WWI!