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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1944 volume:

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W A QSI IQ 5 'w w m l 3 fa 5 xg ..N ,1, h U 1 5 cp QQ K 'V rv 7 Dfw L 5953516 ' M5 55 f' 4 T 'P x MM MXSUWIILV1 1 Editorls Note The essential qualities of a true Pan Americanism must be the same as those which constitute a good neighb-org namely, mutual understanding and, through such understand' ing, a sympathetic appreciation of the other's point of view. It is only in this manner that we can hope to build up a system of which confidence, friendship and go-od will are the cornerstones .... Each one of us must grow by an advancement of civilization and social vvellfbeing and not hy the acquisition of terrif tory at the expense of any neighborf' -Franklin Delano Roosevelt lt was this speech by our President that inspired us t-o make the theme of this annual PAN AMERICANISM. Qi UNITED WE. STAND I ' it K... V ' wavixhor In the past two years our school and school life have changed drastically from a happy carefree, frolicking one to a starkly realistic one. Courses have been added in mathe- matics, science, and languages to take care of the armed ser- vice demands. Many extra-curricular activities have been suspended as we have suddenly become aware of the needs of our country. Some high school boys have quit school to go to the army and to work in defense plants. Others have been drafted, and the rest have been awakened sharply to the fact that an educa- tion is all-important. Army, Navy, and Marines tests of all types have been given the students. Some few have passed and have been made officers. The rest, our friends and buddies of yesterday, have become men overnight. Some are heroes, some, battle-scarred, but all are fighting men. Our brothers, our fathers, our sweethearts, and our buddies are living, fighting, and dying for that day when peace will return to the earth, and the peacetime pleasures that they enjoyed when in school can once more be resumed. It is to these, our noble fighting men and to our honored dead, that we, the students of Plainview High, dedicate this yearbook for 1944. nl nl , 07 -111 ' If ww ,, X , nfffffl' Nw Q ,M ' ,Vi NMEF' ,- v .. .J .,,-1 rn., A, . 5: w ::.g.,y -4: - r-:--hz' E-.-:f-:ra 31 Y lg. uv- 5.55535 1 fa: Up , IA . I I Q 5 . W 1 IQ 13121-gli w -Vw -'-:MQ 2' .1 921' ' 'SQ5' 'Wi , , f:5-Fin .5515 4 5-:vs , . a -x-I' ! , . V . , , 1 ' ' , N ' 1-rx N, 1 1 1 w i -, , N Jw, 1 X. , 5 ', 1 41 i 1 W. ,NV , X ,, , H 1 w wr Q 1 . ' n - U11 l 7' nz'-: -.,,, 1 liz:-S rc .U M, . ., rw f Y, .-- ,,: iF ig.4-' -1- fu '1 n- ,fm ' lu -- D f, , W, PLAINVIEW7 HIGH SCHQQL f x ,png r i .ini sw, ' F W , g ?Ml1H f1 ' fQfJqs2 f U' J iffff ' 'pw f-J9 '? fff l,Hl ul '.'-1,-Qggfgf n --f jfga's fv'1' 'Q ' mi? il Y U 1' ll, ' I I I n' il, N21 I-.: T .,-. :.'- '.5 5f MX 'I , , .1 ,,,5.,Wwu0unmufzzfpM, ,, . 4 ' 'wif' A f 1 II i 5 mu. Lewi ilf,-An . 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HUNTER GUY BOUNDS To the Board of Education whose interests in the activities of the school, whose loyalty to the faculty and student body and whose cooperation in the administration of the various phases of school life, we, the members of the annual staff and of the high school, wish to express our sincerest appreciaf tion for the wholesome atmosphere and genuine school spirit which you have thus created. We thank you for your encouragement and support, which has made it possible for us to publish this annual. was 'Y QS .ripi i X F +1 .Q .. f M 1 if N Y., N, T 4 me Vhn' A AA- iv it 'Q f 3 V 'ffl' V' BRXLXL ii 4' ':'Q5fX:.i 455: T - . .ay all X J -T ia.ra. y . f allll Q 'C A cotowxwr lm. Superintendente To THE STUDENTS or PLAINVIEW HIGH: According to information from the Federal Office of Education there are more than a million fewer students in the public high schools this year than there were two years ago. It is obvious that the armed services, slightly, but war work, shortage of labor and high wages to a greater extent, are responsible for this decrease. At the Plainview High School the picture is different.- The population of the area that our high school serves is a- bout the same as it was last year, but our high school inroll- ment has actually increased 6.5W. The Principal reported a few weeks ago that the attendance was better for this time of the year than it ever has been and that the pupils are un- usually earnest and puposeful in their work. For this noble record, I wish to extend to you my sincere congratulations. This indicates that, in spite of monetary temptation on every hand, you are determined to get an education. This indicates that you are mindful of the fact that anyone can get a job now but that in the future, when competition will be keen, only those who have the best training will hold the most desirable positions. Such determination and such planning will enable you to block, tackle and carry the ball in the game of life. Sincerely yours, O. J. LAAS in if Q ,G A L fi , f- L gg ,V P smut T U 5 y x i is K T P U At 1 ll T Q Director To all of the pupils- of Plainview High School, and to all of our ex-students we extend this annual reminder of our faith in you, in the cause of education, and our hopes for your future. At this moment most of our pupils are forced to plan their education, and their lives, for the pursuit of war. Our ex-students are in the far parts of the world or are in training to go to these places. We believe that we are helping those who are yet with us to train themselves to be better citizens. We believe that those who are far away are better for having spent some time in Plainview High School. We are persuaded that the time spent in education has been a profitable in- vestment for every one of the thousands of our former students. We hope that your spirit has grown great and more noble as your knowledge has increased. We hope that you may all be privileged to return to Plainview, or another place of your choice, to work diligently at peacetime vocations and to build homes where love and good humor are ever present. Yours Sincerely, R. W. DAVIDSON 1. up as f . 7 i X F 'v rl ' tall N K Xf ,af '- Nj .W QR-KXLY. Vg . DEN, semi. MA I- V ND J' ,X -i 'H 'Y' ,il f im l' J film 5, , imp! . xg A - Low. X X 4 xx X I - LO AA Lp' Proiesores MRS, NILS AKESON B. A. M. A. English MRS. ERNEST DEMENT Librarian OPAL BALDOCK B, A. B. S. M. S. Biology MRS. RoScoE SNYDER B. A. Spanish LESLIE CLARY B. S. Physical Education MRS. I. D. ELLIS Secretary ! S. IS. COWAN B. S. Diversified Occupations BORDEN ELLS M. S. Vocational Agriculture ROBERT. C. DAVIDSON B. M. Band CHARLINE FIELD Secretary A 2 7 in . Q Ir ' i I AQ ,b W Lzuau K 'L BRAZIL 'V P M f QP, X I-L. 4 'I A f'fV . irri ' I X . -X ' N .J 2 . .' Wzcumoix U f F PIOfCSOIGS . LOTTIE GRAVES V: B. A. '- .A. 12f9 History NATHAN JOHNSON B, A. M. A. Mathematics 1,f'fffj A,,A, ., MRS. W1L1.1E MERLE HAITHCOCK vu, A -41-' . B. S. ' English A LOUISE MCDONALD B. A. . Mathmatics H V A MR. TOM P. HAYS - -.ig Physical Education -. , MRS. REESE MASTEN B. S. Homemaking ELIZABETH IAMESON B. M. M. M. Choral VALERIA MEREDITH Chemistry MRS. FRED N. JOACHIM B. A. M, A. 1 Q . X . F l., A if 4 1 IX ,lib xr English FRED1cE Mums B. S. Speech E , . rl, Wi N 1 'A'i ...A .V N . XV 6 CX-XXLL 4 thy: f IAV: VERU . BVNRZXL .5 M X . A M X :J ' .ii ii ii iqiiii. . Q ll l . mg cotowxvsirx A- ' U... 5 PIOfGSSOIGS ANN MOHLER B. S. Homemaking PINIS VVAUGHN B. S. Nianual Training MRS. T. A, NELSON B. S. Mathematics MINNIE WILES B. A. M. A. History, Latin ALICE REESE B. A. Mathematics MRS. WILSON R. WOOD B. A. Physical Education LESTER B. RICKMAN B. A. B. D. M. A. Bible NORMA ,TANE ZELENY B. 5. Business Administration MRS. IDA MARY P. DUNN B. A. M. A. History GERALDINE VOSS B. S. Chemistry L in In vt Lzucu ,lf fi enum 3 i P MS 'W ! X J 1 1, .. , XX , A H N h N1 td ISDH an Q Z Estuclianjces cle Curajco A we X ,Eg MMMMMJ LP Li! ,,,...... k ,L P esident Vicefljrcsident Secretary Treasurer BETTYE JANE EWEN BOB HORNE MAXINE BROXVN SAMMY HALL Senior Ciass History At last we have gained enough knowledge to be called by that dignified name Seniors! We are the class of '44 We are the first to have completed 12 grades of school. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Snyder and through the Senior Executive Committee, the Senior Class has carried on the Senior business. At the beginning of the school year Bettye Jane Ewen was elected president of the Senior Class, Bob Horne, vice-president, Sammy Hall, treasurer, Maxine Brown, secretary. As our favorites we chose Maxine Brown and J. Waring Walker. We have been well represented in all organizations in P. H. S. such as Hi-Y, Girl Reserve, Cheer Leaders, National Honor Society, Football and Basketball teams. The Senior Play, Run Hero Runl' under the direction of Miss Fredice Mires, proved to be one of the most outstanding attractions of the year. On May 12, 1944 the Seniors enjoyed one of the best Banquets that has every been given, and we also had our Senior Picnic on May 10th. We, the Seniors of '44, are leaving P. H. S. and here we leave a part of us. We are depending on you underclassmen to carry on. Don't let us down. Keep the spirit of P. H. S. high for all who are leaving and those who are to follow. Z ELK W U Q g 3 F S, Baum Xpim '7' ' e. X . A . iii ii X 1 X N' R EDWIN ADAMS MARINE BROWN A Squad basketballg Boys HifY. Future Homemakers Clubg Girl Ref serveg Editor of The Plain Viewg Secretary of Senior Class. MAURINE BORCHARDT National Honor Society LEO BAXTER OTERO BROWN National Honor Societyg Future Homemakers Club GWENDOLYN BOWEN MARY BLACKWELL NAoM1 CANTRELL Future Homemakers Club MILDRED BRITTON Future Homemakers Clubg Girl Reserve wM??iQ? , ig ' C F M fmlltlx 1'1'lf-ll .- 'I' ' L -J X , H ,, p 7 4 +.mg 2f',f :Wi .l'l 'gl 1 1 ma, 1 ,UM , ' ,. We VV A YV Gum- .ia -yr H ogw We ' Bmw. M V .L , UD l l . All d xx , ra. , r 5 ootorfwm tw, 1 IAMES CARROLL OPAL JOE ELLIOTT Basketballg F. F. A. ELSIE FAYE DAYTON X7ERNON COLLINS BETTYE JANE EWEN President of Senior Class, National Honor Society JOE DEGGE MILDRED DAMRON BILL FORD A Squad Football, Army ESTI-TER DIETRICH V New BRAZIL I Q' If PERU .ll QQX LOIS FRANKLIN LEXVELLYN HOOPER National Honor Society F. F. A. GLEN GIPSON Basketball BILLY FELTON DOROTHY HOPKINS Choral, Boys' HifY. EMMA FAYE GUY Bandg Girl Reserve LILY MARIE GILBERT WAYNE HOPPEK National Honor Societyg 'Girl Ref SCFVC SAMMY HALL Football Managerg Treasurer Senior Class. M y . 'Z ' mm W AA G .I'i I h Iiiiii 2 E B L , UD X A ' A rtsli COLOIWVXN - 19.0, III 1 , .gr . gy I A --L.. T W A ,,. I , 4, 3 - , if of V f A If 96,3 - ,-,xi - I., 3i,,.,Am 'Q . 4 . ,. JT? f ,fg A X., 1 7 4 Q A , 1 M ' ff? ' Aye I H2 7 ' f +4 W f 'Q f,Cfj f 0 I W' f if 1 1, f ,, f f X , 0 ff yi, Ewa 7 A A 2 A f DDQ, 'A f A Af fy ef I 0 , 1 , , fy, , 1 ,ff ff ,, f , ,MQW Q, ff mf , f any Q , f ,gf A , Q A f Wg. vm A LUNELL LEWIS CHRISTINE MCADA WESLEY MCCULLOCI-I ,f,ffC, .fi , BOB MCDANIEL A Squad Footballg Basketball LENA PAYE MCGAUGI-I Future Homemakers Club HARRY MCLAURIN BETTYE MARTIN ELTON MATSLER F. F. A. IMOGENE MUSE National Honor Socxety M g ul X fi le fi , W LZUFM . ERRZIL Q, x i D I l I! N. ,I I ELOISE NOEL Future Homemakers Club LEONARD NOEL BVBLYN OGDEN JOE GWENS National Honor Society JUNE OXFORD Choral Club 'Girl Reserveg Cheer Leader DEN: . Q .f 1 'X CURTIS PARKER Bandg Sports Editor of The Plain VieW.i BYKKZXL CLAUDE PRUITT Army jf. f: ww GLENN RAINER Choral Club HAROLD REESE +1 4' x ' For if L 1 X F V 4- ,Q ir , fx? Cl-XXLL g , . E ooLowxwA un., ' 1' - , M. 'Y' i .A 1 JY Z Z' Wm s X 052 2 l l .J sq Xi I. A X X Lois REISER BETTY STUBBLEFIELD Senior Editor of The Plain View: Future Homcmakers Clubg Girl Ref serve. FRANCES SCHEELE Future Homemakers Club BERT ROBERTS CLOYCE TERRELL A Squad Footballg Basketball LEE SCRIVNER A Squad Football CLARA SAMMANN GLENN TERRELL Future Homemakers Club F. F. A. GERALDINE SISK Choral Club , - . -9 . - A 1 my . i .14, V Qual R-A, Q X, V BRAUL PEN 7' -F' Q, X -J I Tx- 1: X, A if- 5 '- -'lll Qs K K l X' i ii T ., E E ROBERT TLPTON ROSA LEE WADDELL F. F. A. RAY WARD A Squad Footballg Vicefpresident Senior Classg Navy. -..,' H. 4 v'.,x! 53 FRANCES UNDERWOOD MELBA YANCEY National Honor Societyg Girl Ref Joke Editor of The Plain View. serveg Band. PATSY WILLIAMS Girl Reserveg National Honor Soc' iety I. WARING WALKER JOHN MASON Editor of The Plain Viewg Vicef Navy president Boys' HifYg National Honor Society. ani' r 32 Q . l illllll xi.. 1' wi vw T, CHARLES WEST D. O. Q Ut. l1'w X P lv Filfl 'tit - iff. A +' ,,. A f '1 CN-XXLH C,Ok.0I XBXPx ' luv- A xg if . 'lEQ1Q, A All if do X., s s i,2bx '12 D 'T 5 ! x eg f N ., 7 nl ll E- an 5 I l BOB HORNE DOROTHY TRUE A Squad Footballg National Honor Girl Reserveg Future Hornemakers Societyg Boys' HifY. Club, WINNIE GOLDEN MARY EVELYN NEASE IOHN THOMAS BOYD Girl Reserveg Bandg National Honor President of Boys' HifYg President Society. Junior Classg Band. JOE CULPEPPER DOROTHY IO SMITH LAYTON HOBES Bandg Choral Club Army OLIN REDDELL A Squad football L L UUA BRRDL . 1 T- Z- f PERU Adams, Edwin Baxter, Leo Blackwell, Mary Belle Borchardt, Maurine Bowen, Gwendolyn Boyd, John Thomas Britton, Mildred Brown, Louise Brown, Maxine Brown, Otero Cantrell, Naomi Churchwell, Wendlan Collins, Vernon Craig, Evelyn Culpepper, Joe Culpepper, Josie Damron, Mildred Dayton, Elsie Faye Degge, Ioe Paul Dietrich, Esther Dye, Charles Duncan, Meredith Elliott, Opal Io Ewen, Bettye lane Felton, Billy Franklin, Lois Ford, Bill Gilbert, Lilly Marie w-,, N- tx enior Roll Gipson, Glenn Golden, Winnie Guy, Emma Faye Hall. Sammy Hobbs, Layton Hooper, Lewellen Hopkins, Dorothy Hopper, Wayne Horne, Bob Jones, Lamar Lewis, Lunell McAda, Christine McCarroll, Donald McCulloch, Wesley McDaniel, Bob McLaurin, Harry Malone, Billy Martin, Bettye Mason, John Matsler, Elton Muse, Imogene Nease, Mary Evelyn Noel, Eloise Noel, Leonard Ogden, Evelyn Owens, Joe Oxford, June Parker, Curtis Pearlman, Richard 'lit B Pruitt, Claude Rainer, 'Glenn Reddell, Olin Reese, Harold Reiser, Lois Roberson, Bonnie Mae Roberts, Bert Roberts, Margie Sammann, Clara Scheele, Frances Scrivner, Lee Shannon, William Sisk, Geraldine Smith, Dorothy Io Stubblefield, Betty Terrell, Cloyce Terrell, Glenn Tipton Robert True, Dorothy Underwood, Frances Waddell, Rosa Lee Walker, I, Waring Ward, Ray Wesson, Martha Io Williams, Patsy Winkels, Bob Woodall, Ellen Yancey, Melba Iean Cl-XXLY. NYSA -xf , ,fi-1, X P lv LLXELC. 'll v i4 1 E r l xx C OLO FXYSN IX IL-9- f T. N 1 'Tn f ' .1 M X A 'Y f emzxu li M j vena - 152' X IUXRXQ Qi ll N 3 l X lnllll 1, G Class Prop ecy May 15, 1964 Dear Diary: What an exciting day this has been! Seeing all of our old Senior class of '44. I could hardly believe that these dignified men and matronly housewives were the same boys and girls I went to school with. This morning I climbed aboard the Queen Elizabeth Air Ship to attend our class reunion and who would I see first but Winnie Golden. as the hostess and our pilot was none other than Bob McDaniel. Sitting next to me was June Oxford. She had come from New York, where she is Editor of the New York Times. We talked for a while about dear ol' school days and she told me about several of the P. H, S. Grads. Sammy Hall is a bouncer in a New York nite club, owned by Wayne Hopper. Wendlan Churchwell is a farmer who talks mostly about his pigs and wheat crops. Cloyce Terrell and Vernon Collins are both preachers. They are on a nationwide tour, creating a great sensation. During the conversation, June casually mentioned her S1,000,000, 20 room home, which was built by Glen Gipson, Lewellyn Hooper, and Ioe Paul Degge. Upon arriving in Plainview we took a taxi driven by Joe Owens to the Ever Lite Hotel. Leo Baxter came to get our bags and took us to see the owner. Bert Roberts. After talking with Bert for a few minutes we found that Iohn Thomas Boyd was Mayor and then we continued on our way to P. H. S. On the way we passed a beautiful blonde who seemed familiar. It was none other than Rosa Lee Waddell, now a chorus girl in Hollywood. Lois Franklin is another young woman with her name in lights. Her fame has come as a good piano player, Some of my classmates have settled down to more prosaic professions. Waring Walker is a doctor and owns half interest in the Plainview Hospital. Curtis Parker owns the other half and Bettye Martin is head nurse. Geraldine Sisk is a soda jerker in Olin Reddell's drug store. We passed a beautiful undertaking establishment and on the sign I saw the name Billy Felton, I hear he is in partnership with Dr. Walker. Oh. yes! Lamar Jones is a dentistg most of his patients are women. When I inquired about Bettye lane Ewen I learned she is a foreign missionary in China. Looking across the beautiful campus of P. H. S., I saw a young woman passing out cigars and patting peopld on the back. It was Dorothy True, running for mayor, From another direction I saw Otero Brown coming toward us. She told us she was teaching Homemaking. Frances Underwood is carrying on the tradition of the family and teaching math. Donald McCarroll and Iohn Mason are coaching a football team that beat both the Sandies and Westerners the same season. Back at the hotel we called the date bureau and asked for two dates so we could see the town. When our escorts arrived they were Bob Horne and Lee Scrivner. First we went to the new skating rink which was owned by Wesley McCulloch. The records played were by Evelyn Ogden and her all girl orchestra. A floor show was given by Louise Brown, Melba Jean Yancey, Frances Scheele, and Bonnie May Roberson. After the floor show Mary Belle Blackwell took us over to Glenn Terrell who put on skates. Everyone rushed to the door as the famous movie actor, Bobby Winkels entered. He is here visiting johnny and Donald and the P. H, S. football team. Standing near Bob was Claude Pruitt, who is now selling sheet music at Lily Marie Gilbert's Music Shop. Skating around and around was Elsie Faye Dayton, the society gossip column editor and Harold Reese, the editor of the Plainview Evening Herald. Maxine Brown and Mildred Damron glided to the curb in a long limousine. They are now proprietors of a coast to coast chain of beauty parlors. Coming later were Erwin Adams, owner of a famous ranch in the west, Emma Faye Guy, proprietor of the Fashion Shop, and Joe Culpepper, highway patrolman. Mildred Britton, wearing a very long face, came up to me. When I asked her why, she told me she had just ruined her last pair of graduation hose, 20 years old. Lois Reiser, now living in New York, is resting after writing the most famous book of the year, How to Pick Your Man. Patsy Williams is a college professor at S. M. U. At last I found who I had been looking for, Mrs, Snyder, Miss Wiles, and Mr. Davidson. They were sitting in a corner smoking corn pipes and talking of the good ole days in 1944. Estucliantes cle Tercer Ano EAQ1 K 'Pax Wx PRESIDENT VICBPRESIDENT SECRETARY JOHN THOMAS BOYD THOMAS FIELD Lou WATSON Many Iuniors of the class 194344 are pondering over the question of graduaf tion. So much has happened throughout the last year to make us hesitantg however there are many of our class students that find it necessary to graduate this year. Even though the Junior year will be the last year for some students of Plainview High School, it will be one we will all remember. Our school term has been conducted under the Officers of the class. John Thomas Boyd, presidentg Thomas Field, VicefPresidentg Lou Watson, Secretaryg and Mrs. Willie Merle Haithcock, sponsor. They have all done much to make this year a success. In the field of sports Junior boys and girls have been among the first. The Junior class was well represented on the football team, fighting as all Bulldogs do. Three of the five cheer leaders were Juniors and we had some outstanding Iuniors on the Basketball team. We elected Io Ann Alexander and Fillmore Hendrix as the favorites of our class, and Rhoda Mulkey and IO Ann Alexander were chosen as school favorites. The Juniors had two assemblies this year instead of the usual one. They were both enjoyed by everyone. We planned a banquet for the seniors that we hope they will not forget soon. The juniors were given a picnic which we all enjoyed. Our class has gained a name for itself because we always acomplish anything we undertake. We are looking forward to next year when we will undertake the responsibility of the Senior class for we feel certain we are able to carry on and make new traditions for Plainview High School. 1 NG - T Ass. 6 , . , vt Zueu . Nm BRRDL pi-R0 9' N - T? ul - N. --. A A. . n FWW95 MAGGIE ADEN PEGGY BAXTER National Honor Societyg Diversrf Bandg Girl Reserve ,9-N, MW' it , ,f , 11 - , . ' -' ,zi fv A i J ee +1 G' it fx' if mm Y Y 4 ,gg 1 ,Ml 1 fi E 5 2 5 fied Occupationsg Future Horne' makers club. INEZ ANDREWS JOHN BOONE Parliamentarian Girl Reserveg A Cappellag Cheer Leaderg Jo ETTA ADKINSON RAYMOND BEARDSLEY VIRGINIA ASHLEY JOHANNA BOORTZ Bandg Girl Reserveg Girl Reserveg Future Home' makers Club. Jo ANN ALEXANDER WANDA Jo BOLES President Girl Reserve, Secretary Band Bandg Junior Editor and Busif ness Staff of The Plain View. THOMAS BARR JOHN THOMAS BOYD President Boys' HifYg Vicefpresif dent Bandg President Junior Classg National Honor Society. i1 K . f 'rib smug OERU ' emzn. 4' - A C S i fr, , Uv li 1 ' J , , llltbl g OVER 1 'O JXJ RDFN Lol- X nw i I W E Q 3 I l 1 W I I K Et l I I , , , I -, x ,- AUSTIN BRIGGS CAROL ANN COLLYER National Honor Society Treasurer Girl Reserveg Honor Societyg A C a p p e l 1 ag Mixed Quartet, WINNIE LOU CARTWRIGHT HOYT CURRY Girl Reserveg Future Homemakf Bandg National Honor Societyg ers Club. Boys' HifY, DON BULLOCK DANICB COUOH JOE CARVBR BOBBY G, DOUTHIT ' Future Farmers CLAYTON CAMPBELL CHARLENE CROW Historian, Future Farmers Girl Reserveg C h O r a 1 Clubg Mixed Quartet ' JOYCE CHANEY ALMA LEE DUDLEY 'J .U U U' amzxt PBM M J 1 :Qu mon fl, ' -, lx W ' GN ..--........,.....f.-+--,- -,.....-... ill .L W .quam H si n . 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NAOMI RUTH ELLIS IENNIE GARES Girl Rcserveg National Honor Society. LORETA FORAKER LOYD GREENWOOD Bandg Boys' HifY. .v, f , f vi , Q- I 'V 4 iff A Bmzu. I M K 1' .1 ml I ' S f -J f ii I-ily- N y f ' emu, 4 . Ii 1 L5 I ,,i,' LQ, ' Uv X Q X ' A COLOVXEXR ' I typ. I BETTY KINGERY ORVIL MCCARTIE Girl Reserveg Band: Business Boys' Glee Clubg Boys' Quartetg Staff of The Plain View. Mixed Quartetg A Cappella. KATIE MCCULLOCI-I WAYNE MATHIS Club Editor on The Plain Viewg National Honor Society: Girl Reserve: Secretary of Future Homcmakers. KEITH LoYD BILLY MCDANIEL Diversified Occupations A squad football team. LOYD MCCORMICK FOYE MEESTER VicefPresident of Future Farm' Future Farmersg Boys' Glee ersg National Honor Society, Club. DORIS LOVVORN EDNA MAB MARTIN Girl Reserveg Future Home' makers. BILLY JOB MCCARTY CARL MEYER Future Farmers. Boys' Clee Clubg A Cappellag Boys' Quartet. S ' TI. A ae- 0 A ef A G' E ' . vt Ulu V BRRZW Q . Iw-.wx -'- ! X X fl J wears A I ig, d A I ,fl 5' f ERNIE MILLER BURRELL NAYLOR Boys' Clee Clubg ROBERT MOONEY RICHARD PEARLMAN President of Bandg National Honor Society: 3 l X lb .Y A if , ,Q W ELDON MILSTEAD CATHERINE PACE Future Farmers of America. National Honor Societyg Girl Reserve. ESTELLE MOORE GLORIA FAYIZ PERKINS Diversified Occupation JEAN MITCHELL BILL PAYNE Snapshot Editor and Business National Honor Societyg Sec' Staff of The Plainviewg Girl Ref retary of Boys' HifY SCIVC. EMMETT MYERS PEGGY PERKINS A squad football team Band M I f f 'il - 'I . V' 'X 1 I I .X ci-NLE ,,' I :QL - H ' l llllll, . Y lllllrvgm S 4. CQLQNMR gn., fl-A' . 3 l ' .IE All if Gt T T f st , f Y ' f , O rj ' 1 As S X1 KEITH RANKIN BETTY ROBINSON Girl Reserve FLOYD ROBBS BETTY SANDERS Future Farmers of America Diversified Cccupations NINA RUTH RAPER ELEANOR RODGERS Bandg Girl Reserveg National Honor Society BETTY J. ROBERTS MERLE SANDS Diversified Occupations JEAN REYNOLDS LOTTIE KATE ROSS Girl Reserve: Future Hornemak' ers Club. JEANNE SCHAWE BOBBY R, ROBERTS National Honor Societyg Future Homemakers Club. vt QZUELS BRRZN- - PUXXS as fiiifi. I x mx .7 .IQ ,QI Q ix ' vii. - f ' S X X Q 5 5 S ' X N Y X X Q S 5 X F 4 :Y 'il 3 wi 61 f -AQYR E T I 1 V... A I 4 1 4 X X K iw 'Iv Q ,ff BILLY SEAL WILLIANI STEVENS SUE ELLEN SON Jo ANN THOMPSON Girl Reserveg Business Staff of The Plain Viewg Band. MARJORIE SIKES AUDREY F. TALLEY ELLIS SPRAGGINS MARJORIE NELL TILSON Future Farmers Band: Girl Reserveg National Honor Society. BETTY jo SMITH JEXVELL TAYLOR Diversified Occupations A Cappellag Future Homemakers Club. PATSY SPRAGGINS PAT TRAYLOR Business Staff and Art Editor of The Plainviewg Girl Reserve. X P W , +1 ,,, ' -'il r coI.or-Nw A .- Eu.. T A 3, r 7:5 mi -f Ll' X grim. 3 4 Cami 4,f' iv N S vew , I W -1 JJ ,T L EX ffllll I, -I J I 1 J a il n X.. A 5 l X Nh 1 GRADDY TUNNELL BETTY jo WILMETH Bandg National Honor Society. A Cappellag Band. JIMMIE WALLACE BEssIE WYLIE Band Boys' HifY. J. FARRIs VAUGHN DELWIN WILLIAMS VJANDA VJARRICK FRANCES YERBY Tom VALIIJHN AL WOOLVERTON 1 Lou WATSON Low MCCORMICK Business Manager of The Plain Vicefpresident Future Farmers Viewg Girl Reserveg Cheer Lead' National Honor Society. erg Secretary Junior Class. UU' BRA IL N PERU I V C. 1 I A-M T to f T. alll I 'W N X1 Q L Aden, Maggie Adkinson, Jo Etta Alexander, Jo Ann Andrews. Inez Ashley, Virginia Autry, Clyde Barr, Thomas Baxter, Peggy Beardsley. Raymond Bolles, Wanda Joe Boon, John Boortz, Johanna Borchardt, Carl Boyd, John Thomas Briggs, Austin Britton, Muriel Brock, John Henry Buchanan, Bruce Bullock, Don Campbell, Clayton Cartwright, XVinnie Lou Carver, Joe Chaney, Joyce Clymore, Mildred Collyer, Carol Ann Couch, Danice Craig, Jeanell Crow, Charlene Curry, Hoyt Dellis, 'Greer Douglas, Delma J. Douthit, Bobby G. Dudley, Alma Lee Dulaney, Partricia Duncan, Partricia Durham, Ethel Ellerd, Pauline Ellis, Naomi Ruth Everett, Ella Mae Field, Thomas Fischer, Henry Foraker, Loretta Fulkerson, Clyde Gaither, Norma Gares, Jennie Gentry, Bob Gravelle, Thelma Greenwood, Loyd Griffith, Verna Mae Harder, Jerry Harrell, Mary Jo Mg ' 1 K new ' ' unior Ro Hart, Don Hatchett, Louise Hays, Cina Ann Hendrick. John D. Hendrix, Fillmore Hicks. Alfred Hicks, W. H. Hilburn, Herbert Hinds, Johnny Hoffman, Russell Hollister, Bobby Hooper, Eleanor Hopkins, Doris Hulme, Evelyn Irby, Bob Jacobs, Gwenelle James. Patsy Johnson, Leota Johnson, Geneva Johnson, Natalie Johnson, Virginia Jolly, Evelyn Jones, Betty Jones, Lamar Kepler, Norma Jean King, W. T. Kingery, Betty Lovvorn, Doris Loyd, Keith McCartie, Orvil McCarty, Billy McCormick, Loyd McCulloch, Kate McDaniel, Billy McDuff, Tommy L. McGinley, Maxine McMillan, Clifton Martin, Edna Mae Mathis, Wayne Meester, Foye Meyer, Carl Miller, Ernie Miller, Marjorie Milstead, Eldon Mitchell, Jean Mooney, Robert Moore, Estelle Morris, Juanita Mulkey, Rhoda Myers, Emmett Naylor, Burrell j. -1 elaizxx. X Pace, Catherine Payne, Bill Pearlman, Richard Perkins, Gloria F. Perkins, Peggy Rankin, Keith Raper, Nina Ruth N58 ? X P ir-K . X' 1, 41, 4. 4-V, ir, qk-1 1 ll R Reynolds, Dorothy Rippstein, Geneva Robbs, Floyd Roberts, Betty Roberts, Bobbie R. Robinson, Betty Rodgers, Eleanor Ross, Lottie K. Sands, Merle Sanders, Betty Schawe, Jeanne Seal, Billy Sikes, Marjorie Slaughter, Katherine Smith, Alice M. Smith, Betty Jo Son, Sue Ellen Spraggins, Ellis Spraggins, Patsy Stafford, Bill Standefer, Frank Stevens, William Talley, Audrey F. Taylor, Jewell Teague, Vernis Jo Thompson, Jo Ann Thompson, John Tilson, Marjorie Nell Traylor, Pat Tunnell, Graddy Vaughn, Earris Vaughn, Tom Wallace, Jimmie Waller, Dick Warrick, Wanda Watson, Lou Williams, Delwin Wilmeth, Betty Woolverton, Al Wortham, Wanda Wylie, Bessie Yerby, Frances Ziegler, Vilas CN-XXLY. 46 J X.. I o 1? C + X X I 5 w 1 N, 5,57 Simi Me X X COLO MEN Ps nam and CLASS WILL The'Senior Class of Plainview High School being of sound and disposing mind does make publish its last will and testament hereby revoking any will made heretofore. Bob Horne, PHS's best all-around boy, bequeaths his winning personality to Bob lrby. June Oxford leaves those beautiful brown eyes to Vi Zeigler. Evelyn Ogden wills the Pep Squad to Inez Andrews and leaves to be with Bob Winkels. Robert Tipton is too stingy to leave PHS anything but his broken down chair in Chemistry. This he leaves to Greer Dellis if Greer gets up enough nerve to take Chemistry. I. Waring leaves the Physical Lab. and annual to some lucky Junior who can take it without having a nervous breakdown. Ioe Owens leave his darefdevil driving 'to Clyde Autry. Maurine Borchardt regretfully leaves PHS. and she will take her braids with her. Tough luck, Juniors. Bob McDaniel, Bert Roberts, and Olin Reddell leave the Bulldogs to Emmett Myers. Jack Williams and James Russell along with the ability to beat Amarillo and Lubbock. Qwe hopej that is if Bonnie Mae Roberson wills her ability to get in the last word to Rhoda Mulkey. Not Rhoda needs it! Joe Paul Degge leaves his days of driving the school bus to John Thompson. Louise Brown leaves the D. O. class to Betty ,lo Smith. Curtis Parker leaves the flag for Fillmore Hendrix to carry for the Band and assembly. That Fillmore can leave his flute long enough. Harry McLaurin leaves his five excused absences to Bobby Gentry. Dorothy True leaves her work in the office to Pat Traylor. Frances Underwood gladly leaves her ability to learn poetry to some Soph. There doesn't seem to be any Juniors capable of that responsibility. Edwin Adams wills his cute little car to Billy Weeks. That is if Billyls car lasts that long. Son, smile to Lou Watsoii. decided to leave her piano playing to Sue girl. Miller or vice versa. Betty Stubblefield leaves Mrs. Akeson to the Juniors. That is if Mrs. Akeson can stand Geraldine Sisk leaves her sweet little dimpleflike Lois Franklin hates to leave anything but finally That's a pretty big order but Sue's a capable Billy Felton leaves his hair dying tricks to Ernie it another year. Sammy Hall leaves his beautiful red hair to Betty Kingery. Lois Reiser leaves her place in the Senior Play to Betty Jones. Mary Evelyn Nease wills her drum sticks and place in the band to Newell Sanford. Mildred Britton leaves her pinfup men to Kate lvIcCulloch. Kate will no doubt make use of them. Dorothy Hopkins, Mary Bell Blackwell. Mildred Dameron and Elsie Faye Dayton just l62lVE. Rosa Lee Waddell leaves her quiet Ways, winning personality, and above all, that blond hair, to -lo Ann Alexander. CDid I say quiet ways? Well winsome ways anyhow.j that John Mason leaves Gloria Perkins. but not to any 'wolf of PHS. Lamar Jones leaves his ability to not understand geometry to anyone smart enough to try course next year. Martha ,lo Wesson and Dorothy Jo Smith regretfully leave their good times in class to Mary Jo Harrell and Eleanor Hooper. Harold Reese wills his take it easy atitude to Don Hart. Richard Pearlman wills his place in the band to Loyd Greenwood. Betty Jane Ewen leaves the Presidency of the Senior Class to Thomas Field. Emma Faye Guy leaves her shoe stamp to some dumb Freshman who likes to walk. Winnie Golden leaves to spend the rest of her life with Elzie Monroe. That is if present plans 'work out. that Lily Marie Gilbert wills her sweet ways to Catherine Pace. Cloyce Terrell leaves his little genius ways to Hoyt Curry. That doesn't mean, Hoyt you should follow in his footsteps. Patsy Williams leaves her sweet ways to Pat Dulaney. Glen Terrell, William Shannon, and Leonard Noel leave PHS with smiling faces and happy UQ hearts. Wesley McCulloch leaves his Levies to Joe Carver. Melba lean Yancey leaves the Joke Editorship to Iohnny Hinds. Claude Pruitt leaves to be in the Army Air Corps along with so many of our boys fn the service, 531112. I Clara Samman leaves her ability to always look nice to .lo Wilmeth. Vernon Collins and Frances Scheele leave together. Maxine Brown leaves her half of the annual to some ambitious Iunior, Leo Baxter. Gwendolyn Bowen and Naomi Cantrell leave rather sadly but leave just the ohn Thomas Boyd leaves his ways with the women to Herbert Hilburn. Too had Herbert wonlt be here next year. OUI' Otero Brown leaves her place in the Home Ec class to Iva Margaret Gaines. Glen Gipson leaves Trig class to Miss Reese. Bettye Martin leaves her sweet ways and winning personality to Eleanor Rodgers. To Mr. Davidson we leave all the broken lockers and scattered books. To the Juniors we hand down dear old PHS and everything in ,it worth having. with all rights. We hope they continue to hold the torch as high as we did. X Estucliantes cle Segundo An L...--Q ff'- XM f 1,xxuxx..0fM PRESIDENT VICBPRESIDENT SECRETARY JACK WELDON DAVIS HORNE MARTHA ANN TULL We, the class of 1946, have now entered and finished our second year of high school. By now, our shyness has left and in its place are confidence and ability. We have maintained a good reputation though our first two years of high school life and we will strive to keep it good throughout our remaining years. We have displayed good judgment in our election of class officers and favorites. We elected Jack Weldon as president, Davis Horne, vicefpresident, and Martha Ann Tull, secretary. We chose Iack Weldon and Georgia Mixon for our class favorites, The sophomore class was well represented in the athletic field. We conf tributed some very valuable players to the football team this year. When the basket ball season came around some of the most outstanding players were Sophomores. The end of this year is the half way mark in our high school education. We look forward to our remaining years with expectation. We would like to be an example to the classes to follow us. We are proud of Plainview High School, and we are going to make it proud of us. i L UUA smzxr f w Xe, , g new i X. W PERU BR UAL Q 1 ALERIOI-IT, IACK BALIJWIN, JOANNA . A BOLIN, CONSTANOE ,- - P' BROWN, MARIE A I ' ' I , KX ANDREWS, IRIS , 1 nl BEHRENDS, BECRY ' 4 L lv- , BORCHARDT, CARL ir '- 1 BURNETT, BILLY A I .Z ARNOLD, FRANCES 4 BELL, BURKE I ' ' BORCHARDT, JOAN ' K , CADDELL, BOBBIE K X ARNOLD, VONETA E BENCI-I BILLY BRANDES MAXINE CARDINAL ERMINE BABB, THOMAS BENNETT ARLENE BRANDES NADINE CASEY, CHARLIE MARIE BAILEY ROXY ANN BISSONETT E. H. BRINR, VIOLA CHUNN WINFRED BALDWIN LILY BLAIR CLAUDE BRITTON, HAROLD COLLINS, BETTY I CN-XXLE. . E M In ' .b s l 554 ' if AQ' 1 L 1 MA N Q U I im IIA I 4 H -J ,Q uail A I. COLOMBIA X V . , x-A , -If R wg RE ,m , COOK, JEAN DUNCAN, ROBERT FREEMAN, VERNEL CUTI-IRIE, EVA ' COURTNEY, MOYLAND DURHAM, DOROTHY GAINES, IVA MARGARET HALL, LORENE COWART, ELMO EHRESMAN, FLOYD GOADE, YVONNE HAMBY, WANDA CRAXVFORD, VERNELLE EAKIN, MARVA GOODI3, BARBARA HAMILTON, MARY JANE DAVIDSON, FAITH MARY EIRINO, NORMA GRAVELLE, IONA HAMILTON, WYNOMA DELLIS, BETTY JEAN FARRIS, CALE GREEN, CATHERINE HATCH, HARLEY DLIDLEY, DORA MAE FOSTER, JUANITA CRIMES, 'GERALDINE HATCH, JOE vi. ZUELA BRRZJL X I S 'f PEPA5 . ,f ,G f 'W' A W xx J ix. ff I WN :J K ECU ADOR I I I . Q L HE.NT H, BETTY JOI-INSON, JOYCE -Q KING, GLYNN -,4' MCDANIEL, ALETA MAE ,Q 1 HERROD, GAY 3 V X I I JOLLY, CHARLENE ' fx. A , KING, LYNN A - ,I I MCDUFFEE, JOY I f HOLLEY, LAVERAL A V. JONES, FRANCES T- ' J 3' LA FONT, EDWARD H , f MCGHEE, SHIRLEY l ' 3- IIORNE, DAVIS '- I ' KELLY, ELLIS I Q E E LOVELLE, DEVONNE MOMENNAMY, DARLENE HALL, JUANITA KELM, MELVIN MCADAMS, DOLORES MCMENNAMY, SYLBIA HUNT, MARTHA KIKER, LEWIS MOCASKILL, MARJORIE MCMILLAN, CLAYTON JAMES, JUANITA KIMBALL, JEAN MCCLANAHAN, PARTRICIA MALONE, DOYLE J ,I QYIILE I I A i X I VEVKU BRRZXL I 1,1 QQLONEYA lu, I : ' L -A A W, J, ln, J' IX q Ea, A 'SJ J ' MARR, ALLEN JOYCE MICKEY, DALE PRUETT, BURAN SANDS, MARIE MARSHALL, LAWRENCE MICKEY, JESSE RIPPSTEIN, GENEVA SANFORD, NEWELL MARTIN, RUTH MIXON, GEORGIA ROBES, MARIE SAVAGE, CLEATUS MASON, ZAMA LOU MOEHRING, PAUL ROBERTSON, FRED SCHWAB, BESSIE MASON, HERMAN ODEN, HAROLD RODGERS, GERALDINE SETTLE, CLAYTON MAY, CLAUDE OSBORNB, ETI-IEL LEE ROGERS, WELDON SHOOK, GAIL MEADOR, MACK 1 OWEN, J. C. RUSSELL, JAMES SHROPSHIRE, BETTY A W: ,A vu zulu hqr. fa, J' Tpugxhv Q ! X . .ip 'V A h N N' V ECIIMSQR N 5 5 SIRES, WELDON Q STAMBAUGH, FRANCES I I TULL, MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS, JACK SISIQ, OAKLEY STENNETT, VIOLA MAE WALLER, JERRY WILLIS, DONALD SIMPSON, DALENE STEPHENS, EVELYN VANzANDT, ELDON WINGO, ELIZABETH SIMS, LOUISE STONEHAM, JOHN DONALD WELDON, JACK VJOLFSKILL, BARBARA SMITH, ALICE STUCKER, MARY JANE WELLS, GLGA VJOODNVARD, GLORIA SMITH, EARL THOLIPSON, JOE WHITACRE, JERRY WYLIE, OSCAR R. I SNELSON, TILLIE TUCKER, MILTON WHITSON, ROBERT YARBOROUGH, EDITH ...C- 5 'WQZIK IO , ,A If Si Q, gf ,STI Ii? if 'J' ' III V I7 T4 F ILQL xv' 'A in NI , 27 lik I fi IIT I II, V 3234 XII Gm-E ,'IIII,I,' I ' -, II,yQEw'gw N239 BRIILIL E RW? 'I .,,N, ,ligifxji I I fi I MIX III H X 'XI I I I Ieiixr A .1 -I II,,IYIJI,I L gjffjy IIIII I I, I L Z-il If JIIII X U M sf ,xx I M I QI! X49 R, ,.,.I L I' l- ,II, , II ,IJI Ama CQLOIREIA II Yu UIQ? If 'R 51. if ,III v JI I LJQIXX . I,I, A I II J IJI, Vi 2.2! 1 II I-I II' I XIX- ' fl I :FII vfe ', If IQIIC IAAJIGX ix ull :I Im f I I I W M, x Q I , - ' I ff I X ., IL-4: Y 4- I' Z Q I I IJ I' ,' If 5 I, NXEEQIIXQI ff MIX I I ',4-WI' ,I X .,,N , X I' I If 'IN f ,I ,KI I' , I! HI' Y ya I! , , I I , I ,I I 'X ' I I' ,ff I! N YI .27 JI Y, I, II I W I I ' I' ' I I Y gf II' I' I 'Q I I I I I I I If 2 I I' I III ,I I If WI! I I I I I I ,J I I I IAI X I I I X 'L f I I I 1 Im, I , . I I I I I I S I ,I I , I ' I I I I I I I , I I I X I I 1 ' I IJ I AI' I , II I I II f WI 5 I I' I If XJ If f J I IJ SI ' ,J ,IKIX I ' f I' I Ii -J X I In XI I x if xxx X, I I xx' I I , I I I I I I A ' NI-V :IN LIE. 'xxx I I I xx' X' Xi-R X ij-,X -X gi X' KAI Mfx. X LX I I,v It :Nix X 'I 'R N X1 xg. HI-1 , XX' XSS, XR Albright, Jack Andrews, Iris Arnold. Frances Arnold, Voneta Babb, Thomas Bailey, Roxy Ann Baldin, Jo Anna Baldwin, Lily Behrends, Becky Bell, Burke Bench, Billy Bennett, Arlene Bilbrey, Johnnie Lee Bissonnett, E. H, Blair, Claude Bolin, Constance Borchardt, Carl Borehardt, Joan Brady. George Brandes, Maxine Brandes, Nadine Brink, Mary Viola Britton, Harold Brown, Marie Burnett, Billy Caddell, Bobbie Cantrell, lvlack Caraway. H. A. Cardinal, Ermine Casey, Charlie Marie Chunn, Winfred Collins, Betty Cook, Jean Courtney. Moyland Cowart, Elmo Crawford, Vernellc Davidson, Faith Mary Day, Mary Frank Dellis, Betty Jean DeRusha, Lovella Dudley, Dora Mae Duncan. Robert Durham, Dorothy Eakin, Marva Eason, Harold Ehresman, Floyd Eiring, Norma Elliott, Peneie Evans, Billie Farris, Cale Felty, Tommie Foster, Juanita Freeman, Vernell Fruin, Glenda Gaines, Iva Margaret Goade, Yvonne Goode, Barbara Gravelle, Iona Green, Catherine Grimes, Geraldine UP OIHOIG Guthrie, Eva Hall. Lorene Hamby, Wanda Hamilton, Mary Jane Hamilton. Wynoma Harlin, Bobby Hatch, Harley Hatch, Joe Heath. Betty Herrod, Gay Holle y, Laveral Horne, Davis Horton. Carolyn Hunt, Martha Hurt, Mary K. James, Juanita Johnson, Joyce Johnson, L. W, Jolly, Charlene Jones, Frances Kelly, Ellis Kelm, Melvin Kiker, Lewis Kimb King, King. all, Jean Glynn Lynn La Font, Edward Lovel l, Devonne Lumpkins, Evelyn Lynn, Woodson McAda, Pauline McAdams, Dolores McCaskill, Marjorie McCauley, Robert McClanhan, Partricia McCraw, Martha McDaniel, Aleta McDuff. Betty Sue McDuffee, Joy McGhee, 'Shirley McGinley, Catherine McMennamy, Darlene McMennamy, Sylbia McMillan. Clayton Malone, Doyle Marr, Allen Joyce Marshall, Lawrence Martin, Ruth Mason, Herman Mason, Zama Lou May, Claude Meador, Mack Mickey, Barbara Mickey, Dale Mickey, Jesse Mixon, 'Georgia Moehring, Paul Monroe, Mary Lou Morris, Dorothy Mosely, Stella Jo R all Oden. Harold Osborne, Ethel Lee Owen, C. Fruett, Buran Raymer. Melvin Roach, Billy Robbs, Marie Robertson. Ernest Robertson. Fred Rodgers, Geraldine Rodgers, Ernest Rogers, Weldon Rook, Dorothy Rowland, Mary Russell, James Sands. Marie Sanford, Newell Savage, Cleatus Schwab. Bessie Settle, Clayton Schneider, Clyde Shook, Gail Shropshire, Betty Sikes, Weldon Simpson, Dalene Sims, Louise Sinclair, James Sisk, Oakley Smith, Alice Smith, Billy Smith, Earl Smith, Vera Fayne Snelson, Tillie Stambaugh, Frances Stennett, Viola Mae Stephens, Evelyn Stoneham, John Strain, Theo Stucker. Mary Jane Summers, Buster Thompson. Joe Tucker, Milton Tull, Martha Vanzandt, Eldon Waller, Bobbie Waller, Jerry Vvfeldon. Jack Wells, Olga Whitacre, Jerry Whitson, Robery Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Billy Williams, Jack Willis, Donald Wilson, Jewell Wingo, Elizabeth Wolfskill, Barbara Wylie, Oscar R. Woodward, Gloria Yarbrough, Edith 111 Memoriam EVELYN ANN STANTON June 21, 1929 November 21, 1943 In Memoriam LA RAY LOVELL November 14, 1928 November 21, 1943 Z , i + l Estudiantes cle Primer A110 , QW 17 r Q 0 H .,A, ,wg f f XJ Hill xr . WW 0' 1 S81 'f' A- -I W Y I A A AY ' , I 'Q 4V- fli5'W Q ,Q Q: xx: K Qi , N- , 'f PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICEPRESIDENT lVlAL'RICIi CARLTON BARBARA ANN RUSSELL GENE VSIELDON September 'l3. 1943 was an exciting day for Freshmen, This was the day they had looked forward to for eight years-about 250 strong they stormed Plainview Senior High School. With a great deal of vim. vigor and vitality the biggest class in school has been making a name for itself ever since. A few weeks after school started the class selected their capable leaders. lvlaurice Carlton became the president and Gene Weldon the vice'president. Chosen as secretary was Barbara Ann Russell. Freshman favorites elected a short time later were Howard Byars and Mary Virginia Blair. Mrs. T. A. Nelson was appointed sponsor. The record the class has made can readily be seen when one sees the school activities of the freshmen-A Capella Choir. the basket ball team, the football team, and Boys' HifY. We were represented on the A football team and the basket ball traveling squad. An unusual thing about the freshmen class is that a majority of its members have attended Plainview schools during most of their school life, We have found. however. that a number of our students came from different states, Oregon, Arizona. Georgia, Colorado. and Cklahoma. Judging from our love, loyality and enthusiasm for our Alma Mater during this school year, we feel sure that upper classmen need never fear for the success of dear old Plainview High. We solemnly resolve to uphold the standard set by the preceding classes. 0 ' X 1: x f-f x i N L Q-Zu?-Lk ERB R N PKFKNB X 6 Q X. ' ZKL , ' Ts - 1 X . ,, . if M -RS ' 1 W PERU E24 '-RA 1 DORIS ADAMS LENA MAE AUSTIN RICHARD BOYD PALLINE BRYAN ff flgk A-K 'fi JERRY ALLEN K FRANCINE BILLINGTON XVAYNE BRAMLET IVIYRA A1'PLEXVHITE WYVONNA BILLINGTOR DOUGLAS BRITTON PHILLIP BUSH A VIRGINIA BASS MARY VIRGINIA BLAIR GWENDOLYN BERTLESON HERBERT BYARS I. J. BELT FOY BOLDING JANE BROOKS HOWARD BYARS STANLEY BECK WINNIE PAYE BOND H. C. BROWN JOE BILLY BYARS GEORGE BICKLY. CHARLES BOWEN ROSA LEE BROWN H. A. CARAXVAY i X P ' I , W 41+ , 4 4- , ,, VIRGINIA BUGIQNER 4 1 X I R I DI I . il BRAZIL 'f CHXLY-. , L . NI W A COLO NWA A g,g,.o. I J Wk 3 II MAURICE CARLTON ki , S I BOBBIE LOU COOPER Ohhhy I . if -'Q . 'pg-L,ffk5 i l! .E K RAYMOND DUNNAM V h X .,,,, f LCN CARTWRIOI-IT - -. K CRANDALL ,LOILf I Nw 'X JOE DILLARD KENNETH ECI-IOLs .W W f A V527 f ,M f fa Q2 A J fx A 7 3' E W My 9 J ,fg M ix gl-jp I I ,, Tyr- X - 1 N I X E . . Ng N W ' X Q N I a X A 'Q A .. N .Am i A 1 I A IQ,:,,::g 9 -' 1 Q55 , i K 1 sw. ,V .f 1-'sg 5 ,, RR 'D v E , , 8 A X R, M 9 A sl R s it Tf'fi?5xf.4'E-' A41 If I fi 'lf fx' 5' vw .. ..5,., . I J, 6' -,,E,1erg. is , A 'Nm 4 .Q 'Q . , If Y 1 If , ,K I, 45 59' 4 1... . -. ' - H ' 35251:-'Q PRESTON CHIDDIX 5 AO.- if lifefz ff I 'O'K . KENNETH CROW , , ,E V,OE if -: iz ,-VEREh g g, I ,,,.,, ., JEAN DAVIS - , 7? ' 9511, .,.,,: , ' TOMMIE EASTERLINO ff , .,-,, , , 3 1,'Z53' fi:TJl1A:V' -A , 11: , I I ,,,.,, 4 ,EE- MARION CHUNN H ffl RRREOR ,,., I LOLA MAE CULP fEO I , DON DEAN 'V ,, BILLIE ELLIOTT j, ,ff EZ I ' ' ,',, A,, , I D T,Lf if4fLj?f ',L,' ,, QF flI,i'fg,Z,'QQj2f' f I ' OLT i iz 4: MARKIARET CLABORN , ff'O II L,, A I BOB DAVIDSON 1 ff - ,, ,, f, f Aff! Hx,-,.,-., fm Muff ' 5 , ,MQ . A , ,M Mmff ,W In A JIMMY DILAN , . 4 6 ,4 IZTIW ',,' , ' I ,,-'gf-ii2 ff2.:E I B FARMS ,,,,, - A ' I . A If 212,14 'IITI IIfII . f X f,,,V I If !V,V,V My ,ZZiVL7LQ5,Vj'iVi,i,jfg!V,,55,iff VV ' f' ff' I-?7QWZffZn,'Z4' 'X fwyfy,,Z , ,fifzf 7jw,wQ.n'i, XfKJffff'3I'f,?4C' QWZWXWQK, V If fi ,fi I yy I f Q5 ',,' sys? ' 2'i5,Zj' I 3 ' f Us 1 ,E 1 f 1 V V ,,,V ,'.h phfiqg -I 3:3 V333 I V I Q f f,f', '4 2 , ',,,f , L I I-A-MES COBB ,-- wfff A ff -,wI :A4f f',, f If ff 4 f 'fx ROTHY DANIEL ' I I HELEN DOROUGH. 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JIMMY GILBERT JOAN HALE 5, BEEMAN HENDRICR CALVIN FLOVIN U lf: ALBERT GREENING ll., MARIE HAMBY ' ' EVELYN HENEGAR 1 BILLY FEUERBACHER LILLY GREENING TOM BILLY HANKINS BETTY HOLT IMA LEE FRANCIS HELEN GRIEGG ARVIL HARRINS BILLY HOLLARS WILMA GAMMAGE JIMMY GRIOSBY VIDA MARIE HARRISON VIRGINIA MCQUARY X F N jk ,,'..- if. I 4 'F v if A X' I f J . xxlxfi. U, IA. DI QRILB T :F 3' ' I . 1 N ,YW .,.'.,, JA. I COLOPXBNA ll-A , . vw JDJ 'JIM X Q 3 H H ' BOB SLATON HOOPER GERALD IEFFERY ELVA ANN LEWELLEN TOM MCCLANAHAN EMMA JANE HORN CLIFFORD JEFFREYS LAUNA MAE LONG PHILLIP MCCORMICK CARL HUNT MARGARET KAPPLE LA RAY LOVELL H. T. MCDANIEL 'WAYNE JOI-INSON MARY LOU KELLER BETTY JANE LUSTER ROSE MARIE MCDANIEL WAYNE JACKSON DONALD KELLER JOHN DOUGLAS MCCALLON LORENE MCELDOWNEY ALLEN JAMES BETTY SUE KEMPER STANTON MCCAIN GLEN MCLAUGHLIN HELEN JAMES FAY KISSELBURG MARION MCCASRILL GLEN MCLAURIN f NV vi LZUEKA 'N 'xy BRPXUL X A Ji , - 'il A XX a g, fr ! X 'H ? I , N 1 J Ecu mon I PUNK! RN RICHARD MACNAUGHTON I RANDALL MOON BILLIE IO OCLETREE A JIMMY PRICE 1 A 'K . If 1 af LOUISE MARSHALL BILL MORGAN DELLA PAY OXVENS TROYET RAY . VERNA LEE MELTON ,- LOGAN MORRISON A ' A JEANETTE PALMER -A L' TRUITT RAY fp , MAYLENE MEESTER LOUISE MUNGER f- GORDON PATTON PURNA REEDY DANA MIDDLETON GLEN MUSE NEAL PATTON BILLY RICH GENEVIA MILLER IUANITA NEICHEORS JESSICA PERRY VIOLA ROEES DOROTHY MILLER NEVA NOEL TALMADGE PRICE ROSE MARY ROBARDS WN X F kv 'I ' I i' 4 ' 1 wk F f ' I N M A IE ' I: ,ADI 1 . I QRILE I f mu RRRLII. X 4' ,mg P Ny I 'X A A' A If ' J ' ' 'A --.. . Xi' 4. A COLOIAEIR X X u..-I. A R BUDDY ROBERSON ERLE SCHWAIT BENJAMIN SISEMORE FLOYD TERRELL ERNEST ROBERSON ODESSA SCRUGGS PARTRICIA SMITH ARVIN THOMASON FRANCES ROBERTS ELMER SEAL BETTY JEAN SNEED BILLIE MAE JOHNSON MADELYN ROBERTSON HAROLD SHANNON ROY -STEVENS BILLY THOMPSON iw? BILLIE EARLE ROSS LORRAINE SHEARER CHRISTINE TAYLOR NORMA WEBSTIER BARBARA RUSSELL MELVINA SISMORE MAXINE TAYLOR JEANELLE THOMPSON JANET SCHICR MILTON SMITH BERXVIN TERRELL MARY LEE THORNTON A ? vi LZUELA 3, fy Q I , Q i BS -- ' ,, -- NPEVXX5 1 I E, e, X Q , M 1 1 Q .5 1 A L K ECUADOR ANNA ANN TILSON EI, I DONALD VINSON E52 PQ WILLIE D. WATSON V A ' M MARY RUTH WHITE ,V ROY TIMS 'A 'xl' Y I I ln . . ' I T FAY WALLACE ' ' BILLY WEAKS ' I HELEN WRIGHT : ff 'I' lf: JUNE TITUS I 4 DOYLE WILLIAMS ffff WINSTON WILLIAMS In FONTILLA WALL ' Q Q' I W. M. TOLIVER RITA WALLACE GENE WELDON REXENE WILSON ROBERT TILSON MARIANNE WALTER BETH WILLIAMS OTIS WARE RILEY TRUE WENDELL WARDLOW WELDON WILMETH KENNETH TUNNELL I' K. I, W ff' A' 4 ' wr i1 AA, , ,!,1'.Y L I .'IqI j 4 f f I Xgyf 5 V A ' HH V M QRILE 1 .V I W,i' I.: qAl. iff' BRK7-NL iw .NW . ND ' ,,bA blz, A' QI Y' I gm ,SJ X . ,IW Q g ' , , gm In OOLO MBI Fx lu., Adams, Doris Allen, Jerry Applewhite, Myra Austin, Lena Mae Bailey, Patty Baker, Alma Barker, Billy Bass, Virginia Baty, H. G. Beck, Stanley Belt, I. J. Bertelson, Gwendolyn Bickly, George Billington, Francine Billington, Wyvonna Blair, Mary Virginia Bolding, Foy Bond, Jackie Bond, Winnie Faye Bowen, Charles Boyd. Richard Bramlet, Wayne Brewer, Maxine Britton, Douglas Britton, Wanda Brock, Pauline Brooks, Jane Brown, H. C, Brown, Rosa Lee Bryan, Pauline Buckner, Virginia Bush, Phillip Byars, Herbert Byars, Howard Byars, Joe Billy Caraway, H. A. Carlton, Maurice Cartwright, Lon Chiddix, Preston Chunn, Marian Claborn, Margaret Clark, Charles Cobb, James Coker, Bobby Comstock, Jimmy Cooper, Bobbie Lou Crandall, Kay Crow, Kenneth Culp, Lola Mae Daniel, Dorothy Davidson, Bob Davis, Jean Dean, Don Dean, Jimmy Dennis. Robert Dillard, Joe Dorough, Helen Duncan, Elva Dunnam, Raymond Dunn, Ezra Durham, Mildred Easterling, Tommie Ebeling, Victor FIGS Echols, Kenneth Eivenhorst, Bill Elliott, Billie Ellis, Charlene Evans, Joyce Farris, Harold Farris, B. Ferrell, Eloise Feuerbacker, Billy Fletcher, Noble Fletcher, Tommie Flovin, Calvin Flyr, Joyce Francis, Douglas Francis, Ima Lee Freeman, Mary M. Gamrnage, Wilma Garms, Raymond Garner, Dorothy Gilbert, Jimmy Gilbert, Orland Godfrey, H. C. Goodman, Betty Graham, Jimmy Greening, Albert Greening, Lily Gregg, Helen Grigsby, Jimmy Grisham, Gene Hale, Joan Hamby, Marie Hankins, Tom Billy Harkins, Arvil Hartwell, Frances Harrison, Vida M. Hatch, Jimmy Helm, D. Hendrick. Beeman Henegar, Evelyn Hill, Joy Faye Hillman, Earl Holars, Billy Holt, Betty Hooper, Bob Horn, Emma Hunt, Carl Hurt, Erma Jackson, Wayne James, Allen James, Helen Jeffery, Gerald Jeffreys, Clifford Johnson, Billie Mae Johnson, Wayne Kapple. Margaret Keller, Donald Keller, Mary Lou Kemper, Betty Sue King, Ray Kisselburg, Faye Lewellyn, Elva Ann Long, Laura Mae Lovell, La Ray H1811 Looney, Louise Luster, Betty Jean McAda. Pauline McCain. Stanton McCallon, John Douglas McCaskill. Marion McClanahan, Tom McCormick, Phillip McDaniel, H. T. McDaniel, Rose Marie McEldowney, Lorene McGaugh, R. McGhee. Billy McLaughlin, Irene McLaurin, Glen ' McQuary, Virginia MacNaughton, Richard Marshall, Louise Melton, Verna Lee Meester, Maylene Middleton, Dana Miller, Dorothy Miller, Genevia Misso, Billy Monroe, Mary Moon, Randall Moore, Flora Lou Morgan, Bill Morrison, Logan Munger, Louise Muse, Glen Neighbors, Juanita Noel, Neva Ggletree, Billie Gwen, Della Fay Palmer, Jeanette Parrish, Louise Patton, Gordon Patton, Neal Perry, Jessica Price, Jimmy Price, Talmadge Rains, Anna Rains, Paul Rankin, Max Ray, Troyet Ray, Truitt Reedy, Purna Rich, Billy Robards, Rose Mary Robbs, Viola Roberson, Buddy Roberson, Ernest Roberson, Gran Roberts, Billy Roberts, Chlodell Roberts, Frances Robertson, Madelyn Robertson, Ray Ross, Billie Russell, Barbara Rutherford, Lula Schick, Janet Schwab, Erle Scrivner, Milda Scruggs, Odessa Seal, Elmer Shannon, Harold Shearer, Lorraine Simpkins, Melva Simpson, Myrta Belle Sisemore, Benjamin Sisemore, Melvina Smothermon, Ima Ree Smith, John Smith, Milton Smith, Junior Smith, Patricia Sneed, Betty Jean Sparrow, Betty Stanphill, Dorothy Stanton, Bonnie Jo Stevens, Junior Stevens, Roy Taylor, Christine Taylor, Jean Taylor, Maxine Terrell, Berwin Terrell, Floyd Thomason, Arvin Thompson, Jeanelle Thornton, Mary Lee Tilson, Anna Tilson, Robert Tims, Roy Titus, June Toliver, W. M. True, Riley Tull, Jean Tunnell, Kenneth Vanzandt, Duane Vinson, Donald Wall, Fontilla Wallace, Faye Wallace, Rita Walter, Marianne Wardlow, Wendell Ware, Otis Watson, Willie D. Weaks, Billy Webb, James Webster, Norma Weldon, Gene Wiginton, Alton Wilks, Bobbie L. Wilburn, William Williams, Beth Williams, Doyle Williams, Winston Wilmeth, Weldon Wilson, Rexine Wooten, Donald Wright, Helen Wright, Laverne Yarbrough, R. C. PAVGRITES f ax ,Wa fsrli- 1V ?l .Z BEST ALL ARQUND BUY Bob Home BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Io Ann Alexander MUST HANDSQME BUY Bobby Winkels xNN,QF MUST BEAUTIFUL GIRL Evelyn Ogden DAIRY SHQW PRINCESS Rhoda Mulkey FOOTBALL QUEEN Mary Frank Day I. XVARING WALKER Senior Favorite MAXINE BROWN Senior Favorite EILLMORE HENDRIX Iunior Favorite IO ANN ALEXANDER junior Eavorite IACK WELDUN Sophomore Favorite GEORGIA MIXUN Sophomore Favorite HUWARD BYARS Freshman Favorite MARY VIRGINIA BLAIR Freshman Favorite H'WH , me PATSY W1 LLIAMS JUNE GXFORD EWEN f in A1 Speech V Once ,- ., -f M, ., '- . I A LLLS i c E LLAR ' A - OTERO BRQWN . A S Homemakmg 94 ,,,.,,.. 5 ,,. , I 1.,.i,ii..sL.f:sf ff ' 2 5 A 5 BOB HORNE BETTYE IANE , 1 ' - , A Mathematics Stenography f ? IMOOENE MUSE A e ee ' Language ARROLL ,,, A V, A , Boys' P. E. i Senior English .V .4 A V FRANCIS UNDERWOOD DONALD MOC In 'A X E rg? Z 'f fee' .14 52 57 ,.', , ' y LOYD GREENWOOD A ,i'. 2 f i',' , i A',, A,' ' 155 ,, Band 4 wi A f if hi ,V A W ,,,, L I. WARING WALKER LAWRENCE MARSHALL . 5 , X Af I ',,-' if g p 2' ' ? ' . . , f ' f,L I ff f ' Science Future Farmers of America ,'i, ,jg 5 f g , fx, -1 5 . 1, , ,k,, I? , 5 f fl nf LA L g, 5 AXINE ROWN ,C -ma ll 3 5 4 , Z, 3 A' Girls' P. E. -,J 1 , ,ff Q E 1 vc LZUELA 3, Ky Q. BRADL S T. ' ' ' N Dum f X r Q Pl N: 6 , rf 5 zcumovx N .L A Q, x - I , 5 W - U cxmxvxn ' ' ,, CIRCULCS WWF The 1944 Plain View tail .- - Y I 'VV f W M ff? , , if ff 4 ff f X I f W! av., 4 ,H , if X ' E stsi t . - H , K V '.,V 41: dl -I V 1 - . Afflfkv ' ' '- ., Q ' .- L', f xp: E J. WARING WALKER MAXINE BROWN Editor Editor Senior Editor f Junior Editor Club Editor f f Feature Editor Ioke Editor f f f Snapshot Editor f f Lois Reiser Io Ann Alexander Kate McCulloch f f Betty Iones f Melba Yancey f -lean Mitchell Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Faculty Editor f Sports Editor Art Editor f f Assistant Are Editor f f X1 As, 0 . fi i vt LZUEXA I F i BNXZXL ' 9, T? L, 34 K X. H ns. .... A C 0 'Gloria Woodward f Patricia Smith f Connie Bolin f Curtis Parker f Pat Traylor Ethel Lee Osborne 1 lf' Nico mon N Perm N-,K .1 W, MX jws,.,.,, wt f 35 r, '- me N ,W , Lou WATSON NORMA EIRING Business Manager Business Manager BOTTOM ROW SECOND ROW Mulkey, Rhoda Watson, Lou Ogden, Evelyn Wolfskill, Barbara Smith, Patricia Harrell, Mary Io Brown, Maxine Osborne, Ethel Lee Eiring, Norma Kingery, Betty Reiser, Lois Hamilton, Wynona Alexander, Io Anr' McCulloch, Kate Woodward, Gloria THIRD ROW Yancey, Melba Jones, Betty Walker, Waring Son, Sue Ellen Hooper, Eleanor Parker, Curtis Shook, Gail Bolin, Connie Tull, Martha Ann Hamilton, Mary Jane Traylor, Pat ham.. ' f f K Y , ,fe , ,fpjfi Q- 1 W: K fprwxp Lf 2 X 1 U Q iii if ,:,:,4. X 2751! ki! 'lin ,HAH lk .J M WQNNXX ,Ffa f' X' A rl Q N ,Z V 75' mute , mg' 1 xx 1 -A, in 4 9 B'Rv,7.kL f I ef-f N., .- ?gLA ' 1 , nib hw f Devw 4, JRR x R -,X kfxfrg, 3, X , I ll, f K QT? v' X fi l Q' ,fy 1' ii fl, ' - -X -f--'-' l K 'Ella wlwl 55 'V 'Q 4, if X i 1 ,P ,qfwllmyi M Q rex N r M E' vim C5715 fgotowwx pf l t ln Appreciation of Mr. R. W. Davidson We, the annual staff wish to express our deepest gratif tude to Mr. Davidson, who in his quiet, friendly manner has helped us in innumerable ways ,this past year. We were extremely fortunate to get him for a sponsor, though before we came to know him we wondered how this stern principal would be to work with. We soon found him to be a person with a sharp mind, a good sense of humor, and an allfround good fellow. Without his never-ending pa' tience, his jovial manner, and his deep understanding of human nature, this annual could never have been published. We again express our thanks to a great leader, Mr. R. W. Davidson. .4 -pri Q, , e..l. 4 L '1fV 4. Q vi 1 Ueti gk '.'3 T p agrz it swim ii f F' up INEZ ANDREWS MARY IO HARRELL GEORGIA MIXON ,, 2 ' fi. 2' ,l,' 5 W-R , . RR A R R R QA , R f 4 H 1 A W, A'E'A ffwfffili '.,- Y e 1 1 L e a cl e I S EVELYN GGDEN LOU WATSON QF' A'R' ' 11 avg X 1 F xi I J ,A I 7 CX-ULF. BRKYJL if 1 v 15,51 -V fy R ' nw xg 0 -OLOMBXA U 'N ,,,,, Future Farmers oi America r X Advisor fffff- Mr. Ells all Historian f f f Clayton Campbell Secretary f f 1 f Cale Farris Parliamentarian f f Henry Fischer Treasurer f I - Lawrence Marshall Sentinel 1 f f Clyde Fulkerson Reporter f f f W. M. Tolliver Soy Leader f f f Foye Meester , 3 Is it Henry or his gilt? Both are of good qualit Y. The Lion and the Lamb- Ah I I that back groundf'Background? . . ,n, -es, Q' ff X Q :N vt zuau ku N emizxt I I ffifsfi N ! X 'i - I 23 PEM ECU KDOVK U BOL Ivlk Ion HATCH BOB DOUTHIT ,Q V President lst Semester President 2nd Semester 'J 1,3 -v 5 BOTTOM ROW-Kelm, Melvin, Farris, I. B., Vinson, Donald, Keller, Donald, Spraggins, Ellis. SECOND ROW-Feuerbacker. Billy, McCauley, Bob, Coker, Bobby, True, Riley, Marsliall, Lawrence, Fischer, Henry, Farris, Cale, Chiddix, Preston, Schneider, Clyde. THIRD ROW-Weldon, Gene, Douthit, Bob, Schneider, Glendon, Toliver, W. M., Flovin, Calvin, Baker, Dale, Shannon, Harold, Terrell, Berwin, Hendrick, Beeman, Johnson, L. W., Rich, Billy, Baty, H. G., Clark, Charles, Hooper, Lewellen. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Ells, Ware, Otis, Morrison Logan, Dillard, Joe, Seal, Elmer, Terrell, Glenn, McCarty, Bill, Buchanan, Bruce, Milstead, Elden, Robbs, Floyd, Wylie, Oscar, Autry, Clyde, Meester, Foye, Campbell, Clayton, Tipton, Robert, Matsler, Elton, Fulkerson, Clyde. ' x .K r ey. +- 1 ,Q .f'lf 5. Y' , Q N, , ,., ' 1 1 . xr im CN-XXLY. Wm Samui. M A ui cotorxvsxrx I ..., f if B X lllll I y 'l il xc ni! lx . . Cute Cow!! - Calf too!!! I d 0 n ' t W a n t a sheep without you baby! l Oh that Jersey Bounce. Aggie boys making ropes-Ah! What for? Lawrence and an F. F. A. Gilt Culling Chickens- Chickcns, too!!! How you have changed Pee Wcc Pruning trees - k'lvIonkcys involvf cd. L ri o k - Second Year Boys. Setting up a level - A beauty just passed by- -.......+ ,-,.,-,..f, .--x V . - K. : l.,.- .-.V i i CBetchaJ ' FQ .ff . A- J-, 4. is Q. 2 use GX A f ffm if 4 XQAC Ar.. cz ., XJ . yin- X 1 , N r , :Dr I xg, I V .ik -I , 1 . f uk cf- i ff i ,i if i . ' R wiczutw ' 377' .. 1 . R .N gf f ,fuck A, wulzn, .W vi- i - ,K f 5 Q-f , X -, 1 B N Dun-ri Q 1 l ff F- -' ws, 'li . 1 VNU it I Yee, f . . .A 1 ,M -FTA -f ff? . , 2 K Q Q' r A A xi Q5 X- ' N5-il .- , xx XX ij X H1 N ,, ll 5 N lafffcumov X f on i i .17 , i A A e ational Honor ooiety LOIS FRANKLIN LILY MARIE GILBERT MAURINE BORCI-IARDT President Vieefljresident Secretary BQTTOM RCW-CuI'ry, Hoytg Tunncll, Graddyg Roberts, Bobbieg Collyer, Carol Ann, Everett. Ella Maeg Underwood, Frances: Pace, Catherine. SECOND RCW-MI's. Dunng Gilbert, Lily MHl'iCQ Gares, Jennieg Griffith. Verna Maeg Williams, Patsyg Brown, Oterog MeCulloelI, Kateg Gaither, Normag Field, Thomasg Mrs. Alcersong Briggs, Austin. THIRD ROW-Borelaardt, Maui'ine: Muse, Imogeneg Rodgers, Eleanorg Nease. Mary Evelyng Franklin, Loisg Ewen, Betty ,laneg Owens, Joeg Jones, Lamarg Horne, Bobg Hilburn, Herbertg Payne, Billg Pearlman, Richard. I'IIII1 EEN If r' If gg. ,F XLR XL' IIII II I JI' III 'II' TII .II I , I if ' ,I -z'lYI!j,I III ?I'II' II I I Q II I II 'NWI' X I JI? T- jf!! I':'g'I'f , I' I If II' I I II I I. I I I I I Ii In II 1, I I I I II' I I I , II I I II I I II I I I ' 'I ' I I Ill I Io I I II I I ' I ' III 'I' I ' QII If II I , I I sQQfIII I, I 'I I II I I I I I I I I II I III I I I QIII CI' II I I I. I I I I I II I I I I K, I I I' I I I' I , 'III' I' I I I I II' I ,III I ,I I I I I III I 'I I'X'I ' I' 'II ' I' 'I I' I II II II I II I I III I I I I I I I I III I' I I II ' I I I II I I III I III I' W III I I I I ,'I-I I' III ' I I I 'I' I' I I I I II, I I I' I ' I If ' I I I ' -' I ' III I I III IIIIII I, I II I I II I I'I'I' 1, I IN I I I' ' 'Il I I I 'I I I I I II II I I I I I I I I I II. I II I I I I I I II I I II I I I I I .I I I I I I I I I' I' 4 I I II I I I I' I I I 'II I I XIII I I I I I I I I I I ' I 'III I , I II I LI 'I I III II Y II NI IR II I I I I I I I I I II ' I II I I ,I II I IM j I I. 'I I If I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I,i IVV If I V IIIIIl::'Ir 'ff I IgiIfI' I If , ?f..I-Q' J I WIV . II'I'IIFI3II. I 'Y' 'I F WI III I- Va UNF' II III 'I I I ' I I I I I ff I, IIIQIII R I III' filo. NX I' I' ELI' III I ' 'IJIDERIPIIII IILZK0 B LL 'PJ Q, ,X I,?I'7f I 'I NI 'I I 'iff IIIIIX' I 'I 'I fiijzlsi-.'f44jf1QIlLI.Z7 I X K' 'MII' ' ' I IIN' .z I .X ik Ie II I I I W IIIII LIHJIIII, II I I II I IIIIIYIX . I I. ' k If I 'IF' eoI.or'xY:IPR Ia X A III-' 'Qin f I J BRRZXL -h -4,1 , A, Xu A K 47, , .,,,1,,, ,ar -1--, -Q-1,1 J sU.L........i, --.3 Future Homema Qers oi Texas 3 . ,Y is su My 4 3' 4 r K Y in i 0. Z-'A ff l f . 4 Y 'G Q 4 9 ,s . 7 ,.. MRS. REESE MASTEN Miss ANN MOHLER BOTTOM ROW+Holley, Laverel: Bennett, Arlene, Brandes, Nadine: Brown, Maxine True, Dorothyg Brandes, Maxine: Marshall, Louise, Lewellen, Elva Ann: Francis, Ima Lee Williams, Beth, Webster, Norma, Thompson, Jeanelle, SECOND ROW-Nowlin, Ruth Elizabeth: Palmer, Jeanette, Culp, Lola Mac' Rutherford Lulag Gaither, Normag McDuffee, ,loyg Cravelle, Iona, Sims, Louiseg Meester, Mayleneg Ross, Lottia Kateg Masten, Ann. THIRD ROW-Rogers, Geraldineg Robards, Rose Mary, Moore, Flora Loug Miller, Genevia Behr-ends, Becky, Dorrough, Heleng Simpson, Daleneg Wolfskill, Barbarag Mason, Zarna Lou Noel, Neva: FOURTH ROW-Hamby, Marieq Stennett, Viola Maeg Fruin, Glenda, Owens, Della Faye McAda, Christine. L LZUELA PERS lg A 1-X 6 Q T J 5 Nl gf ' xy T T l i Ns v BCLWW 9 F ECUADOR v u ll F65 MiLDRED BRITTON IVA MARc:AREr GAINES KATE MCCULLOCH OTERO BROWN , President ViccfPresident President VicefPresident BOTTOM ROW-Johnson, Joyce: Wright, Laverne: Gravelle, Thelma: Robbs, Marie' A Gaines, Iva Margaret: Reiser, Lois: Dellis, Bettyg Cartwright, Winnie Lou, McCulloch, Kate' 3 Dulaney, Pat: Lovvorn, Doris: Smith, Alice Qlanell: Roberts, Bobbie. X- ,, SECOND RCW-Serivner, Mildag Wallace, Rittag Kimball, -leang Wall, Fontillag Chaney, . , I Ioyceg Grimes. Geraldine: Taylor, Jewelg Robertson, Madlineg Kemper, Sueg Sarnmann, Clara- ' ' ' Noel. Eloiseg Boortz, Iohannag Blackwell, Mary Bellg McGaugh, Lena Faye. ' . THIRD ROW-Durham, Dorothy, Heath, Betty, Caddell, Bobbieg Elliot, Opal joe: jolly , Evelyng Collins, Betty: Daniel, Dorothyg McDaniel, Aleta Mae, Titus, Iuneg Thornton, Mary Lee, T Martin, Ruth: Mohler, Ann. FOURTH ROW-Hamby, Wanda: Foster, Iuanitag Shropshire, Betty, lolly, Charline' Brown, Marieg Britton, Mildredg Brown, Otero. R , V 4 ix l,I 4- . ,J Ky , K QAXLE BRRLXL f , X AJ fill, .. st a X ' si arl T I lx iiri it gif, ' fi T - if A -, .-,a pg 'ff Mill S X f , 0 P - A eetowxmm HM, ' -' - 5 HOMEMAKING FAVORITE MARIE BROWN Old and New Area 1. Officers Kate finally got some uattcn What pretty rings gals? tionmggg The teachers finall won. The BUNCH Whefels FOYC? ' Y Y are working at last!!! What a smile!! What! another story Betty? KJ Q N7 -Ni 6 - v H Z . vt Lzucu 'V EMBL j i.- iw V ,Ji I 0 - XPUW -f?ZY'AX, Q' X T . ? K i Ill ' W V I V A, M X Nt 2 QU IJXOR vm eouvu ' ' f 1 Whats the matter Lois? Did Skay stand you up last night?!!! I bet its a new Moron joke!! Man Fm hongfyu Ah Heck, no legs. Bobby what happened this time-'Oh Betty Blackwell VS' Nod just hit her. Donit be alarmed!! What? A nurse!! The stitch in time? The results of our tea for the teachers, Bad Pass it around Pat!! effect-a-what!! w, kb VJ.. tix, -xx I 1 NI?-I w it N i , ilu, 15 me :N-xi V fp 4 ff, xi, if r 1 i fm I I I1 J l J 1 i u h fi i wi ,li iff R A , f K , j I W f 1 1 1 J if fy R ii s.:,k X Qi' ,K M15 2 ., M ,fi ', w 2 f gi Ii a,, ei S is' ' W P M fi K +4 A Hifi- Wi' X X .,,lf' D v-. , 7,1 X , H' g , K. 5 I w ffm XY! L4 , . i XX V luv? wwf-XEl Ewan- JA mute HE AS ix ix K . X ii i if e.ue e,j QEWmx gig i-, Q H , s W- 5 I , i - -J Cy N mg jiiiii'iiiii?Q'entt A eotowxwx QI N X 1 X + BCYL' HI-Y JOHN THOMAS BOYD J. WARING WALKER President Vicefpresident BILL PAYNE HERBERT HILBURN Secretary Treasurer 7 . L Q . x . ' 1 ,, , RQ - b vn ezueu Bunk x f' XPUN f A O ' ,, X 4- , , 1 YN U M 'SN 'HLY FIRST ROW-Tucker, Miltong Whitacre, Jerry, Curry, Hoytg Tunnell, Graddyg Green' wood, Loyd, Boyd, John Thomas, Walker, Waringg Field, Thomas, Gentry, Bobby, Payne, Bill. SECOND ROW-Mr. Bllsg Graham, Iimmyg Weldon, Jack, Horne, Davis, Hendrix, Fillmore, Wallace, Iimmyg Williams, Jack, Irby, Bob, Jones, Lamar, Hilburn, Herbert. THIRD ROW-Thompson, Johng Fischer, Henry: Stafford, Bill, Adams, Edwin, Horne Bob, Stoneham, John D., Bell, Burke. ' -un ' Q-, 4 BQMZH. 1 Eli ' DEVO - I 'll' 3i,f, 4 if x r '+ 4' f ff J I cm e .V b I COLOINBNF ILP- GIRL RE ERVE Io ANN ALEXANDER ELLA MAE EVERETT BETTY JONES President Vicefpresiderlt Secretary CAROL ANN COLLYER INEZ ANDREWS EVELYN OGDEN Treasurer Parliamentarian ,Librarian 'I T rf QF L L LJELA BRKDL J ff X: . ' V Q. 'xy F xi T NP Lx 5 y ! x ' is H Q ' L! X. J nm .x A . . ECUKDOYK ll C3 Il? I, IQ IE IEIQ Xf I3 S -K 4 - , , ll' 1, , i-1 BOTTOM ROW-Robinson, Bettyg Rodgers, Geraldineg Smith, Alice Ieanellg Jones, Betty, Day, Mary Frank, Mull-zey, Rhoda, Hooper, Eleanor Ann, Kingery, Betty, Mixon, Georgia: Tull, Martha Ann, Woodward, Gloria. SECOND ROW-Pace, Catherineg Long, Launa Mae, Wingo, Bcttyg Wolfskill, Barbara: Wilmeth, Io, Andrews, Inez: Ogden, Evelyn: Alexander, Io Ann, Watson, Lou: Harrell, Mary Jog Son, Sue Ellen, Nease, Mary Evelyn. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Wood, Lovvorn, Doris, Boortz, Johanna, Mickey, Barbarag Everett, Ella Maeg Collyer, Carol Anng McClanahan, Pat, Goode, Barbarag Eiring, Norma, Osborne, Ethel Lee, Hamilton, Wynomag Ross, Lottie Kateg Rook, Dorothy, Miss Graves. FOURTH ROW-Hayes, Cina Anng Wells, Olgag Yarbrough, Edith, Hunt, Marthag Cartwright, Winnie Loug McCaskill, Marjorie, Underwood, Francesg Rippstein, Genevag Crow, Charlene, Guthrie, Eva, Dulaney, Pat, Herrod, 'Gayg McGhee, Shirl-eyg Hatchett, Louise. FIFTH ROW-Brink, Viola, Gilbert, Lily Marieg McMennamy, Sylbiag Mc:Mennamy, Darleneg Brown, Maxine, True, Dorothy, Reiser, Lois: Britton, Mildredg Gares, Iennieg McCulloch, Kate, Hamilton, Mary Jane, Bolin, Constance, Shook, Gailg Traylor, Pat, Duncan, Patg Ashley, Virginia Io, Rodgers, Eleanorg Baxter, Peggyg Guy, Faye. X P kv +',r l +1 , ,J X Xt Milf 1, W: f AQ i 7 . Bmw- M Quite ' N5 new A L .QV XM, J I rll 4- ' ' I Wm T X5 n A eotowxws X X up, .J 4 7' O A O E : gg I1 Q fi 91 U P C 5 U7 O 2 2 H i iii. E 921 5 5 . ,S . , ,, f o 0 Y ' f ' . 7' -1 71 H4 ,jf 0 5' 7' E4 Z 4 TROMBONE: H. C. Godfrey Milton Tucker Viola Brink Bill Stafford Herbert Byars BARITONE: Bob Davidson John Thomas Boyd BASS: Hoyt Curry Jerry Whitacre Willie Dee Watson FRENCH HORN: Ella Mae Everett Peggy Perkins Gail Shook Patricia McClanahan Billy Mc'Ghee CORNETS: Richard Pearlman Loyd 'Greenwood Bill Stucker Lewis Kiker Charles Davenport Tom McClanahan Graddy Tunnell Bobby Burns Jerry Allen Allen james Howard Byars H. A. Caraway 1 1 BASSOON: Frances Underwood BASS CLARINET: Eleanor Rodgers Virginia Ashley Amo CLARINET: Jimmy Wallace TENOR SAxoPHoNE: Vida Marie Harrison Barbara Russell G x M,-. 6 Q 'lf R fy I , .f F P 1 tzueu fx EMBL -5 i f f 4 . X new 9, X X 7 I li U nf. Ecoxrgrgvi RICHARD PEARLMAN 101-IN THOMAS BOYD President Vicefpresident BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Marjorie Nell Tilson OBOE: Mary Jane Stucker Richard MacNaughton SAXOPHONES: Dolores Slaughter Wanda joe Bowles Martha Ann Tull Peggy Baxter MM ill-i 4' 'Bmw- qg W? Jo ANN ALEXANDER Secretary FLUTES: Ethel Lee Osborne Fillmore Hendrix Wynoma Hamilton Marianne Walter Rhoda Mulkey BELLS: Io Ann Alexander Sue Ellen Son CLARINETS: Mary Frank Day Mary Jane Hamilton Norma Eiring Gloria Woodward Connie Bolin Geraldine Grimes Charlie Marie Casey Burke Bell Bobby Gentry Bobby Iames Fay Guy Dorothy Smith Richard McNaughton Mary Virginia Blair Pauline Bryan Billie Ogletree Curtis Parker Betty Kingery Betty Wingo Kenneth Tunnell DRUMS: Newell Sanford Edward La Font Mary Evelyn Nease Glenn Curry Doyle Williams 5 :Vi H . Q xii g f 1 ,' -'j.-:.i D test D ' , A SX A If ' 1, Y 5, 'I C4 11 1 ' X if 1 iku QOLOPKYQ A I K lug, Boys Glee Cluln TOP ROWfMeyers, Carlg McCarty. Orvil1 Irby, Bobg Rainer, Glenng Echols, Kenneth: Meester, Foye: Parker, Curtisg Miller, Ernie. SECOND ROW-Wilmeth. jog Borchardt, Maurinleg Smith, Dorothy Jog Wilson, Rexeneg Felton, Billy. Girls Glee riiiii BOTTOM ROW-McMennamey, Darleneg Crow, Charleneg Hayes, Cina Anng Munger Louiseg McGhee, Shirleyg Taylor, Jewel. SECOND ROW-Wilmerh. Io: Borchardt, Maurineg Smith, Dorothy jog Wilson, Rexeneg Dulaney, Patg Herrod, Gay: Culp, L01-H M395 Guthrie, Eva. A CappeIla Choir - x-- M ai H -,' :':'. .. X -.W ----- M- aww?-ws-1 new ' ' ' ' ' - : ':lSi 'V-M Mex 1 X xx aww fffffff v-M:,':rx:srs.rN1x1'SIi'?i1i1g -3. Haig' - - aw -.nm ,M -,-153-1, DB fa --.-::' 1'jj VVV, --wnmm af4'.g'Rx,- S: X rt ' I was ,W ,,,, iv ikgi , h, ::Z d mixxv X , ,Q, :H Q I K A ww V,Q! V, ,W ,y W : : X as ai., .1.. X - . f' f .. S N sg f-QQ: so I ., ,IN s xf - ,h ,E ,Zi ij X 1 lx N i .Q T:,.s1-it XI i . 25 is , t Asif ig? L . x N, .X X Q15 Q . k k , i Qi t K i. .sk Vx . . ii K X sb 2 xg. A Ei .X ww ,Q X X is gn' 4 NST . ip, Ak is kk wx at x fag was BOTTOM ROW-Croxnf, Charlene: Wilmeth, Io: Nease, Mary Evelyn: Munger, Louise: Franklin, Lois: Hayes, Gina Ann: Holley, Laverel: Gxford, Iune: Guthrie, Eva: Gaines, Iva Margaret: Andrews, Inez. SECOND ROW-Taylor, Iewel: Dulaney, Pat: Herrod, Gay: Smith, Alice: Hamby, Wanda: Palmer, Jeanette: McGhee, Shirley: Culp, Lola Mae: Smith, Dorothy Io: Cook, lean: Borchardt, Maurineg Kisselburg, Faye. THIRD ROW-McMennamey, Darlene: MCDuffey, Ioy: Dellis, Betty lean: Geraldine: Wilson, Rexene: Irby, Bob: Meyers, Carl: Echols, Kenneth: Rainer, Glenn: Dale: Sisk, Geraldine: Dunnam, Raymond. 'G rimes, Mickey, FOURTH ROW-Hoffman, Russell: Miller, Ernie: Parker, Curtis: Meester, Foyeg Felton, Billy: McCallon, John. This creature is H Y -- F r a n k Sinatra Irby. Iust one big happy family. The Bee-19 picks up the strangest people. Bert was scared. Poor L 0 u a n d Stinky, no No. 1 airplane stamp. Iust Joe and Mac. Burke, Joe, and Tom Q t h e tough guysj. Here's Pat our Art Editor. A familiar sight, Jay and the boys. Don't look Willie, she'll wreck it. Connie and Norma. Well, hello your' self Jessica. The person w i t h the s 0 u r face is Maurice. Hows the weather up there B ? The scooter kings. Looks like they are mad. Hey! How did that building g e t in there. Connie and Norma again. The Rover boys, Doc and Claud. Look at the birdie. Twins? N 0, just Carniel' and Pegs. We call him Moe Hack. Tiny Damron in person. My my, what a cute little boy. A n up f springing Malone. McDaniel vs May. Boo! Guess who? Students of the great P. H. S. Well, w i th those bookkeeping stu' dents she has to have something ex' citing to think af bout. Intelligent literature for these students. Dana and Purna say these really are cokes, but- Damron and Hayes, Inc. Road gang on a setfdown strike. Majorettes- wow- AN ESSAY ON KISSING People will Kiss! Yet only one in a thousand knows how to extract the maximum .of bliss from ruby lips. And yet it is simple. at least for the initiates. Follow these directions for best results: First: Know with whom you are clinching-don't make any mistakes, although a mistake may be a good one, Don't jump like a cat for a mouse and smack the dainty thing on the arm, or in the ear, or on the head. She won't appreciate it and neither will you. DO NOT BE IN A HURRY: The gentleman should be taller, although this isn't absolutely necessary. He should have a clean face, and a mouthful of expression. Don't be anxious to kiss in a crowd. Two are plenty to corner and nab a kiss, more would spoil the fun. Take the left hand of the female in your right, let your hat go to H-! Throw your left arm over the shoulder of the lady and slip it around to her right side below her arm. DO NOT BE IN A HURRY! Her left arm is in your right-let there be a faint pressure on that, not like the grip of a vise. but a gentle grasp. full of thought. respect, and electricity. DO NOT BE IN A HURRY! Her head lies lightly on your shoulder. You are heart to heart. Look deep into her halffclosed orbs. Gently. but firmly, press her to your vest. Stand firm, be brave but DO NOT HURRY. Her lips are almost open. Lean slightly with your head, take a careful aim, the the lips meet. the eyes close, the heart opens, the soul rides through tempests. but DO NOT BE IN A HURRY. Heaven opens before you, the earth flies from under you like a blazing rocket across the evening sky, Don't be afraid. No fuss, no noise, no fluttering, no squirming, should be your motto. You are twanging the golden chords of ecstasy so DO NOT BE IN A HURRY! DEPQRTES ,.f7.2ff f. 'b,jx'V55V' 5 3 FINIS VAUGHN LESLIE CLARY NATHAN JOHNSON Coach Assistant Coach Business Manager 'I 'L ,.l. Z EU BRRZ L i PENN! ECU KDDVR i a saaaA .,ifA, AfWN as UMW a ' In Q H DONALD MCCARROLL BOB HORNE Captain CofCaptain Quarter Back Fullback Squadman 3 Squadman 3 Letterman 2 Letterman 2 Q ,A I 'YV i x Czsxxue. md . ' c LO 'K eff eene iii? 91 M mm W fa., 1 fpm Bmw. X K 'VA , an fin X ,sf mm Q n ' ' M '1ff3, ,Uffveru f Bulldog Schedule We are proud of our Plainview Bulldogs this year. We started off with flying colors by beating Olney 14 to 0. Our second game was a 6-0 defeat by Electra. We lost 25-0 to San Angelo fthis year's state championysl. The Bulldogs snapped out of it by a 26-0 victory over Midland. The last four games of the season were conference games. The first conference game was with Amarillo. The Bulldogs played a hard game with the Sandies but they had an ad- vantage over the Bulldogs by having more and bigger men. The score was Plainview, 6g Amarillo, 33. In the next game our boys came out with a 19-0 victory over Brownfield. In the game with Pampa the home town lads didn't get started in time. We were defeated by a score of 30-0. The last ibut not leastl game was with Lubbock. The Bulldogs were really rampling and roaring. They did some beautiful passing. It seemed as if ever time one of our Bulldogs threw a pass it was completed. The Bulldogs well won their 26-0 victory over Lubbock. LL EMA V. -U 4, by ffmm - .' i Ns, ' gb VY ' wpgm Bl N. VERKJ M. nl L W- ' D f ,Ti ,,, 1 7 j N I BRXZXL CRW 1 , X I I I I lx 7 .? 'A- M r imamia' .NUI 'u in 'L Ei! f V H W A RN GRAI-IAM, JIMMY Guard Squadman 1 FIELD, THOMAS Center Squadman 1 Letterman 1 FORD, BILLY End Squadman Letterman WELDON, IACK Half Back Squadman Letterman MAY, CLAUDE Guard -Squadman Letterman fxvi 1 1 1 1 1 1 46 ll FARRIS, GALE 14, we-5, Vxl, Half ,Back Squadman 1 Letterman 1 MALONE, DOYLE Tackle , Squadman 1 MYERS, EMMETT End Squadman 1 Letterman 1 SCRIVNER, LEE Tackle Squadman 3 Letterman 2 JONES, LAMAR End Squadman 1 I F 'v 'I 'irwriw 1'-If 1 ,K F S , 'Ui 'Y QX-XXLY. ,' N- U3 IIN ' COLONXVYXR X VJILLIAMS, JACK Half Back Squadman 2 Letterman 1 STONEHAM, JOHN 'Guard Squadmzm 2 Letterman 1 WARD, RAY End Squadman 3 Letterman 2 ROBERTS, BEET Half Back Squadman 2 HORNE, BOB Full Back Squadman 3 Letterman 2 I, MCDANIEL, BOB Guard Squadman 1 WINKELS, BOBBY Center Squadman 3 Letterman 2 MCDANIEL, BILL End Squadman 1 HORNE, DAVIS Half Back -Squadman 1 RUSSELL, JAMES Guard Squadman 2 Letterman 2 W UWM ,M fl 1 BRAZIL i X -1' ' Q. X X f 1 REDDELL, OLIN Tackle Squaclman 2 Letterman 1 HALL, SAMMY Manager BILLY ROACH Back Squadman 1 Basketball Schedule This year we had a Basketball Club for the first time in two years. Although we didn't win but one game this year, we expect to do a lot better next year. The boys didn't get started practicing in time this year. They had practiced only two weeks when they had their first game with Dimmitt. The Dimmitt team won district Championship last year and had been practicing ever since school started this year, so they were in good shape. The score was Plainview-14, Dimmitt-56. After having more practice we encountered Dimmitt again and did a lot better for they only beat us 7 points. The score was Plainview-19, Dimmitt-26. We played two games with Abernathy next. Scores were Plainview-21, Abernathy-24, Plainview-17, Abernathy- 37. Then we played Kress and won a sparkling victory of 25-22. But were defeated by Kress 23-25 in the next game. We played Shallowater only to be defeated again. The conference games were all lost all of which were with Lub- bock, Plainview-34, Lubbock-40, Plainview-41, Lubbock-53. ff- gs if 'fgj' A 4 Q i' Ii X P 'v ,K W4 as X X J N BQKZXL X 4. CHXLYY ' U ' A ,E xy 'i X ffl if l J Qmllllli . Es A goto:-xsw X X up. i in hrhxx n EDWIN ADAMS Center JACK WILLIAMS Center GLENN GIPSON Guard EMMETT MYERS Guard Bos MCDANIEL Guard ELLIS KELLY Guard JACK WELDON Guard 101-IN STONEHAM 'Guard RAYMOND DUNNAM Manager DOYLE MALONE Forward DAVIS HORNE Forward I2 I N. I nm nn A S ,igkssw-xQ:o :' WW ws , we-2 1'n Zv- .. s ,U J 3 - N 6296 5 i 5 f ' 1 - ' f f ' ' P Zi we ,. ' 5 . ' KQQSW-H, ha, 1 g . K X , . , kxil. , lrxl Oh. - 5 S I x+ p, - 5 E .gl lkib D ,,f1f-fffmfx jx 7, 'buf P 5 ' X ' H' ' fl , A ,MA N X Mx W X M MM W X W I f flf '3 xv? 2 Y . 4' X N4 A-W' ' 'N r A WMU ' KXS r ' 1 ,Q K N xx L 1 , ,,,: X WP I ., ' A My M, Nx fl A? FrreQ,, 'V'7'V'1 X E L. R. RAIN 55 CCD. NEW AND USED FURNITURE Y PHONE 335 PLAINVIEW TEXAS LA.A.A. 'v'V'V'Y V'7v'7V'E PIERCE'S PLAINVIEW'S LEADING STORE PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 613 Broadway Phone 925 D 'v'v'v'V'V'V'v'V'V'v' X9 GOVERNMENT PROGRAI USE LESS . . SO OUR FIGHTING FORCES WILL HAVE MORE! West Texas Gas Company g.4.4.4.gj COMPLIMENTS OF exas Land eff Development Co. 700 Broadway Plainview, Texas L.A.A.A. Teacher: Review the life of Shakespeare, the Bard of Avon. Bill: Can't we take one guy at a time '? Mother: What are you reading '? Betty: I don't know. Mother: Well, you were reading aloud. Betty: Yes, but I wasn't listening? A farmer sold a pig to a neighbor. A few days later he chanced to pass the neighbor's place and saw a little boy sitting on the edge of the pigpen, watching its new occupant. Howdy, Johnny, said he. How is your pig today? 'KOh, pretty well, thank you, replied the boy. How is all your folks ? CQMPLIMENTS OF T1 IQIIG-BELL I-IIIIIDGI' CODIPHIIII 301 East Fifth Phone l63 - A. V. C. STO R E lc to QWNED AND oPERATED BY WEST TEXAS Bovs 'l Cl X x N0rriS-- Cleaners-I-latters I. L. Norris-Owner 809 Broadway Phone 233 .A.A.A.A.A.A. KK Well, at last I've passed Spanish. Honestly ? Don't be so inquisitive. ll KK Did you fill your date last night ? I hope sol. She ate everything in sight. Did you ever study a blotter? Don't believe I have. KI it K1 IK It's a very absorbing thing. Gosh! I just bumped my crazy bone. Just comb your hair differently and the bump won't show. fl lil X Lippei-t's Business College Prepare Now For The Job Ahead The future is in your hands-today, more than ever before. Prepare for an inter- esting, self-sufficient future, - Enroll- ments accepted any time. Individual in- structions to a large extent. I A GOOD EQUIPMENT A ACCREDITED MEMBER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL COLLEGES 9135500 . . . 1Rl-ITM ' S' :ew 9, 51 ss : Z Eb Plainview Coca-Cola p fleclixmf-Q ROY J. LIPPERT, PRES. Phone 22 Box 665 Veigel Bldg. Bottling Co. Plainview, Texas lr? X X E1 lil E Newman otor Compan Shamrock Cafeteria 220 W. 6th, ?- Plainview, Texas PHONE 396 BUTANE - PROPANE - MOTOR FUELS Wholesale 86 Retail CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES MOTOR FUEL TRANSPORTERS For A Good Meal Visit The Shamrock E A farmer paying his first Visit to the seashore, asked a boatman if he could buy some of the Water to take home to his Wife. The boatman assented and charged the farmer a quarter. A few hours later the farmer returned to the shore. By now the tide had gone out, and the man gazed open-mouthed at the spectacle. By Cracky, mister, he said, you've done a good business today. The dude and the hill-billy were both rear rank privates and occupied adjoining bunks in barracks. One day the dude inspected his toilet kit, glanced at his neighbor and demanded sharply, Did you take my tooth paste? No, I didn't take no tooth paste. came the answer, I don't need no tooth paste. My teeth ain't loose. X PEERLESS PUMP DIVISION Plainview, Texas PHONE 927 5TH Sz AsH STS O Q 0 lE.A-A..A.A.A.A- A.A..A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A..A-A.A-A.A.A.A.A.A..A.A.A.A,.A.A.A-A-A.A.A CITY NATION AL BANK AFETY DEP il. 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v 'v'v'v'V'v'v v'v'v'V'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'V'v'v'v v'v'v'v'v'v v'v'v v'v'V'v'v v'v X Flowers Correctly Designed . . . ,aw ea alma sa, PHONE 200 108 West Sixth Three Doors East Hilton Hotel A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A.AAA.A.A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A.A-A.A-A.A..A.A.A-A. A.A.A.A.gl The drunk leaned over the railing of the bridge and gazed perplexedly at the reflection of the moon on the Water. A policeman walked by. Say, officer, called the inebriatef' is that the moon down there '? Of course it is, answered the officer. Then hoW'd I get up here. The Army cook had just whipped up orders of scrambled eggs for a mob of hungry soldiers. Wearied by his Herculean efforts, he sat down in a shady spot under a tree, yawned, lighted a black cigar, and Wrote a letter to his sweetheart: Darling, he began, for the past three hours shells have been bursting all around me. V V Best Wishes Seniors Serves You Better Saves You More 68 STORES SERVING THE SOUTHWEST GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES TO PLAINVIEW HIGH ALEXANDER BROS. DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE High School and Football Headquarters L.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.1 X-RAY SHOE FITTING HAIL SHOE STORE Formerly Jones Roberts Shoe Store We specialize in foot comfortu 707 BROADWAY PLAINVIEW, TEXAS A444 lK ' ' 'N R. Q. SILVERTI-IORN E LOANS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Suit 1 Veigel Bldg. Phone 212 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS A.A.A. E Horse sense is something a horse has that keeps him from betting on people. 1t's a fresh egg that gets slapped in the pan. Courtship: Period during which the girl decides whether or not she can do any better. Two friends met on the street. One of them remarked on the dirty state ol' the other's hands. Why, he exclaimed, your hands are covered With sootfl Well, thats because I was down at the station seeing my Wife away, replied the friend. But how does that affect your hands? I patted the engine. IX! V'V'v'v'Y'V'7'V'v'V'V'V'v'V'V B. C. CAMP PHONE 161 Graduate Pharmacist Day or Night Buy It At CAMP'S PHARMACY A BETTER DRUG STORE Broadway at Eighth Plainview, Texas x X PLAIN VIEW fWatson'sl BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1912 Congratulations! Seniors, plan your Post VVar Career NOW. Our Diploma Courses are very popular with young people who are planning for permanent positions after the war. We still offer Special Wartime Courses. Accredited by STANDARD COURSES f -ww 0 2 ' EQUIPMENT 1 6 lf: A l f ' A 4 PLACEMENT 'se - ff' SERVICE Charter Member tSummer Term Starts Jtme 12t J. E. WATSON, President 61372 Broadway -1- Phone 68 i PLAINVIEW, TEXAs E V'V'V'V'v'v the Seniors . . . BEST WISHES West Pharmacy The Complete Drug Store 109 East Sixth Doctor: Your throat is Very load. Have you tried gargling with salt Water '? Skipper: Well, I'Ve been torpedoed six times! He: Please'? She: Noi He: AW, please? She: Noi He: Even if I tell you that I love you more than anyone else in the World 'ZH She: Positively no I He: AW, but mother, all the other sophomores stay out after nine. iff V'TV Y Plainview Floral and Greenhouse CORSAGES - BOUQUETS - DECORATIONS Only Complete Floral Service in Plainview Phone 195 1107 N. Broadway vv-vvv-. V'V'V' 'V A A.A.A.A.A.A.lLA A.A.A.A.A.LL 'I V'V'V 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v Lx F. W. WUOIJWORTH smio-is sToRE O Q 0 605 Broadway Phone 275 Alice: Something happened to me yesterday that will never happen again. ' Elsie: What? Alice: My twelfth birthday. A top sergeant entered the barracks and barked an order, f'Come out of there, all you men! Come on! Roll out, you apes! All the men except one obeyed the order. The top sergeant eyed the single soldier narrowly. Well, what about you ? he asked in an ominous tone. The soldier looked up at him with bland innocence. Lots of them, weren't there 7 he remarked pleasantly. I-IUGI-I R. ETTER ELECTRIC AND REFRIGERATICN SERVICE qAzzMakeSp Motor Repairing NECN Wiring-Fixtures Day Phone 606 921 Broadway Night Phone 414W Plainview, Texas HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT LUM BER COMPANY A BUILDING MATERIALS 304 East 6th, Street Phone 25 .A.A.A.A TV' V'V'V' V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V A.A.A. P C0'ng1'a,tulati0ns to the Seniors of 1944 PLAINVIEW TAILCRS El Ag. Several girls Were talking among themselves, and one said angrily, I'll never speak to that girl again-and I mean to tell her so every time I see her! Phil: Why aren't you singing in the church choir any more '? Bill: I missed one Sunday and someone asked me if they had fixed the organ. Binks: He has his back to the Wall and his ear to the ground, his shoulder to the wheel and his nose to the grindstone, his head level and both feet on the ground. Skinks: Contortionist? Binks: No, a guy trying to do business under the OPA. X '7V'V' V'V'7V'V'V'7'V'V'EI El - X '- To Class of 1944 - BEST WISHES FROM BLAIR DRUG CO. LA.A.A. 'V'V PLAN TODAY - For Your Electrical Home - TOMORROW! Southwestern 555 557555 Company To the Class of 1944 .... B E S T W I S I-I E S - from - ROBINSON-I-IERRING DRUG Phone 952 :-2 705 Broadway ,AA .A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A..A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A,A.A.A.A Bill: Qon Friday? : I don't know what to do with my week end. Joe: I would suggest that you put your hat on it. Teacher: Are you sure this is a perfectly original theme? Student: Not exactlyg you may find one or two of the words in the dictionary. Did the honor system work well in your school ? Yes, until some 'sissy' squealed on us. Dan: Yes, I liked the Army and did very well in it. originality will be noticed. v.v-v-v-v-v v'v'v'v'v'v'v' 7fze Siqfe Sfzofz 7ll Broadway, fzf Plainview, Texas Apparel of Distinction for Smart Women X Ml 'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v-v'v'v'v'Q1 AVEHMM A.A CAVE Dan: 'tYes, I liked the Army and did very well in it. Nan: Did you get a commission '? Dan: Nope-straight salary and expenses. Son: Dad I sold my dog for SBIOOOV' Father: What did you do with the money '? Son: Oh! I didn't et an mone I got two 500 dollar cats. . - 7 77 L., .. She: Where do all the birds go in the winter? He: Search me. She: No, thanksdust wanted to know. Lon: Are you secretly married to Helen '? Don: Nope, she knows it. QQr v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v' ,,,., Q V- '.., I Ivfn 'O QU0-UTY. 3 II I - ' . e -:'- 1 I I I 'I . I 'II' I I . . f I I I 1 1 V V '.,. .mf 9222135331222 V Your Complete Food Market Mary L. Spence Agency MUSIC -:- MAGAZINES BEAUTY SHOP Phone 524 31 E1 X CROWELL JEWELRY DIAMONDS -:- WATCHES -:- SILVER uGifts that Lastl' ia.4A...L.- mm., inww'v'vv-fwfvvv-vw'vwfwvvv'vw'vw'fv X E. K. l-lutstecller G' Sons Best Wishes to the Class of 1944 TRUCKS BUSES TRACTCRS Plainview Lubbock Levelland .A .A.A.A.A.A.LA.A.A.LA.A.A.A.A-A.A.A.AA.A.A.A.A.A. Rav: They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks. May: Knows 'em already, I suppose. Teacher: Who was the first man, Peter '? Peter: George Washington. Teacher: Why, no, Peter. You ought to know better than that. It was Adam. Peter: Oh, well, I wasn't counting foreigners. Mr. A. I have lost my umbrella. Joe: There it is hanging on your arm. Mr. A. Oh, thanks. If you hadn't drawn my attention to it, I would have gone home without it? 'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'V 1 'V' V TWV'V'TV'7V'V'V'V'Y'7V'WWV'V'V'7V'V'v'V'V'v' PLAINS CCCDPERATIVE ia P Phone 1027 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS X Zeigleris Food Store Phones 193 - 194 Broadway at Tenth Street A.A.Al.A.LA.A .A. Smithers: Bill is a philosophic guy. I told him they were selling only one to a customer, and he didn't get mad. Blithers: What were you talking about? Smithers: Hair-cuts. Lady: Why can't I see Henry Jones? He's serving in your unit, and I'm his grandmother. Exec. Officer: I'm sorry, madam, but he's away on special leave attending your funeral. Mamie: So you managed to get a loan from the bank? You must have good letters of recommendation ? Mary: I did. I had some love letters the president once Wrote me! E X Congmtulatifons to the . . . , , Best Wishes to Seniors Seniors of 1944 of 1944 1 V VV Gogdk Eats FUXUJURTH-GHLBHHITH a ery CUHIPHHU Home of vvv SALLY ANN BREAD PLAINVIEW, TEXAS V E! x X 'T7V'V'V' V'v'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V West-Tex Grain 86 Milling Co. Wes-Tex Poultry and Dairy Feeds PLAINVIEW TEXAS PHONE 100 It v Shook Tire Company SEIBERLING TIRES EG? TUBES TIRE RECAPPING E3 REPAIRING Phone '73 A.A. BEST WISHES to the CLASS QE 1944 E HALE COUNTY STATE BANK FRIENDLY SERVICE Plainview, Texas A.A.A. gl V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'TV'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V' E1 COMPLIMENTS GF CORCORHAN'S CLOTHING - FINISHING CLEANING AND PRESSIN G 629 BROADWAY 3 X X STAY WITH MAGNOLIA AND STAY AHEAD soagggmmn I 1. D. STONEHAM, Agent PLAINVIEW, - 1- TEXAS Mobiloil 511MoblI S Stranger: Is there any mail for me '? Mailman: I don't know. What is your name? Stranger: Don't worry, it'll be on the envelope. Robert V.- We had not been hunting long till there lay a rabbit dead at my feet. Robert P.- What did he die of '? Glad to hear you have gone back to your Wife. 'KYes, the dear girl! I didn't realize how much she meant to me until the judge set the alimony. Father: Son, what are you going to be when you finish High School ? Son: An old man. E Ei L. P. DAVIS 86 SCN CLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT 428 430 Ash Phone 064 PLAINVIEW TEXAS Good Equipment Makes A Good Former Bettev - 1- 0 7 rr ' ,JJ El A 5.4. l CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS zllwilmfia Prisoner: Well, yer honor, how do you feel, ol' boy? Judge: Fine-S'p50. Sarge: This package yours, soldier? The name is obliterated. Soldier: Can't be mine, Sarge, my name is O,Shaughnessy. No, said the girl returning from a date With a Navy man, I don't know What his rank Was, but I think he Was chief petting officer. Voter: Why, I Wouldn't vote for you if you were St. Peter himself. Candidate: If I were St. Peter, you couldn't vote for me. You Wouldn't be in my district. An English Lord came to visit Mr. and Mrs. Smith. At the table Mr. Smith would address him as My Lord. After a few minutes, Junior reached over the table and got a pickle. He says, Mama, God Wants a pickle. Mr. A. There's a salesman with a mustache in the office who Wants to see you. Mr. B. Tell him nothing doing, I already have one. Jack: So you were born in Pittsburgh? When did you first see day- light? Mack: When We moved to Philadelphia. 'YE ROCKWELL BROS. 86 CO. X J EQ T'V'7'V A.A.L Buun za nnvfnmm E VANDERPOEL J EWE LRY CO. o 0 o FIRE-LIFE INSURANCE W C I-I E S LOANS dBONDS DIAMONDS O Q 0 . , EASY TERMS Phone 341 PTHIHVIQW WE SOLICIT THE STUDENTS PATRONAGE FOR OUR COFFEE SHOP DRUG STORE TAILOR SHOP BEAUTY SHOP And BARBER SHOP PLAINVIEW HILTON HOTEL I-lale County Abstract Company Qincorpomtedj ORGANIZED 1906 COMPLETE ABSTRACTS OF HALE COUNTY LANDS PHONE 112 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Teacher: Tommy, give me the Word fascinate in a sentence, Tommy: My pop has twelve buttons on his shirt, but he can only fasten eight. Fred: Do you know what a preposition is ? Ned: Sure-a preposition is when you ask a girl will she. Fraternity Frank-f'What a purty bird that is I Sorority Sue- Yeah, it's a gullf' Frat Frank- I don't care if it's a gull or a boyg it's purtyf' When you meet a girl like your mother will you marry her? I dunnob-Ma bumped off the old man. L' Paaleolii Wm .... THIS PLANT has been printing Year Books for the Schools of West Texas for .24 Weafu In those years we have constantly endeavored to improve our product -and to render each annual staff a personal attention that will give them the benefit of the experience of the sum total oi annual staifs with which we have worked-plus our own experience. WHAT PLANT IN WEST TEXAS CAN OFFER YOU MORE? '7f1.a,Z'cfzedL ea. 620 BROADWAY - PLAINVIEW TEXAS Q X 'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V V 'V V'V'V'V'V'V'V 'V'V'V'V'V V'V'V'V'V'V'V'V'VT'V'V'V' HARDER 86 DYSART INSURANCE LOANS REAL ESTATE PLAINVIEW, TEXAS FIRST WITH THE NEWEST The FASHION SHOP 633 BROADWAY Smart Clothes for Juniors Him: Thank goodness theres somebody going to the dogs besides us.' Her: Who's that? Him: The fleas. Have any big men been born in this City? Nope, only babies. A barber was shaving a new customerg Haven't I shaved you before, Sir? said he. No, said the customer, I got those scars in France. Name me a heat producing agent. I don't know her name but I have her address. RED ARROW PRODUCTS GOLD MEDAL REMEDIES THE DUNN DRUG COMPANY QPharmacyj M. A. DUNN, B. ACCTS., R. Ph., Phr. D. PHONE 88 Plainview, 516 Ash St. Texas. lg xx Kilcer's Service Station Phone 237 501 Austin PLAINVIEW, TEXAS R' llil Lily: You Know very well my nose is too flat. Billy: Honey, all women are angels fallen from heaven, and it was no fault of yours you landed on your face. Friend: t'Ah sho thought youah Mose was froze to that job in the shipyard. Mrs. Mose: So did Mose, but he got to loafin', an' dey defrosted him. Peebles: I notice lots of people stop at this stand and ask the Way to Long Pond. Where is it? I never heard of the place. Jeebles: Neither did Ig I give 'em directions, but I often Wonder Where they Wind up. BEST wisi-IES MCDEL L N sENioRs or 1944 F gl ' ' Firestone am1Y Washing a Specialty . . ' Phone 383 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS It E x PLAINS MACHINERY CO. Distributors of J. D. ADAMS ROAD MACHINERY INTERNATIONAL TRACTRACTORS AND POWER UNITS 0 Q O Pho 19 1050 411 413 Broadway Plainview, Texas A.A.A V'7V'V LET US HELP KEEP YOUR MCCGRMICK-DEERIN G TRACTORS And FARM EQUIPMENT and International Motor Trucks IN TIP TGP SHAPE WITH GENUINE I H C PARTS Jarvis'Tull.6oinpany, Inc. A.A.LL JEFFUS GRAIN CCMPANY RED AN CHGR POULTRY AND FEEDS Grain - Feed - Seed V'V PHONE 119 A COBB'S DEPT. STORE The Store For Better Values PLAINVIEW, TEXAS LE n .A.A.A.A.A-A.A.A-A.A.A.A.A lg1 X, '7'7'V'V'V'V Congratulations to the Seniors VY V uh Deb Club J CONGRA TULA TIONS to the Seniors of 1944 v Connor Mathes Company v Automotive Necessities ' '7v Y'V'V'v Congratulations to the Class of l944! Where Plaiinview Shops cmd Saves! What is your religion? the recruit was asked. Proimptly and smartly came the answer. Militia, sir. No no, I said 'religion'. Oh 'religion', sir. I beg your pardon. I'm an plumber. Will ' My Wife told me what she thought of me last night. Bill: Are you looking for sympathy? Will' No, Pm looking for a dictionary. She: Did you say you are a track man ? He: Am I, Why I'Ve got bruises all over my chest from breaking tapes. V'V'V'V'V V. R. RODGERS- MANUFACTURERS GENERAL BLACKSMITHIN G AUTO SPRINGS, EXPERT WOODWORKMEN, BODY WORKS Pric es Reasonable FARMERS HARDWARE 418 Asn STREET - PHONE 147 Work Promptly Done .A.A.A.A.A.A.A4 Empire Furniture Company 718 BROADWAY PHONE 385 COMPLETE STOCK OF HOME FURNISHINGS 0 I 0 714 BROADWAY .A.A. lvairnmwfl A BETTER PLACE TO EAT Phone 620 Fair Theatre Bldg. IU . A couple of colored boys were crouched in a shell hole While a barrage whanged away over their heads. Look here, Rastusj' said one, ain't you skeert'? Not me, boasted the other, Ain't no shell gonna come along got my name on it. Me neither, said the first fellow. I ain't worried about my name on no shell. What I am worried about is, maybe there's one marked 'To Whom it may concern'. An annual is a great invention The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, And the staff gets all the blame. g'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v v'v'v'E Q'Kilr'v'v v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'V'Q1 Plainview M. W. Lemons Builders Supply Funeral Home A A C. H. HANCOCK, QWNER A P V ' AMBULAN CE SERVICE PRATT 86 LAMBERT Night Cans PAINT and VARNISH A A A A A Broadway at Third Phone 44 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 206 West Eighth Phone 6 P Y DQ E X X F X ml , ffm, W? . .f 1 ' ., M. xv MD, ,.1 ff 4 K, 4 '31 W' 11. .fm 52 'M -ivim ' . , A s 1 ' N 'Pig Uf5 '.'w'.azT'QfQ .Wd'-.2 X- fl. ', LL ' W 1' Q5 QM' w 1 W1 f ' 1562 t+52 'gm? -' ,.,. 1,5,f-ef--,i,?'? ' ,. ' -fm fi'ig-'M U 'Q'-' JEVS TJH '- -11'f,i'EgQf5:fQy1J ,u.'w,.?RLz1. in -f1'LmvJ9,mQ5! , ,- ,, VH -wqkgfk, -V . .1. N- 5pi,1i?u.-w A ., - gain'-itwzg . 3,1- g e ' ',:e- e?f'7z, .fn iw. 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