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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1957 volume:

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Because of her loyalty to high ideals and her interest in attaining them, the Annual staff dedicates this ,57 PLAIN VIEW to her. ,V l 704eaf4 lecwee... xv or 5K3Y late 981' f ,- to Come F tie h3NL n 1 011 Wx , X to See this, Y WHEN AUTUMN LEAVES BEGAN T0 FALL . . . students and faculty began the x'56-557 school year. After registration September 1 and 2, PHS soon settled down to the routine of the normal school day. A W li You Wan Pam Poole gives the devotional. Life in Plainview High begins around 8:00 A.M. as students convene in groups in the cafeteria to await the 8:30 bell. Here they may have breakfast of milk, orange juice, and rolls and visit with friends. By 8:30 most of the buses have unloaded, and the students start drifting into first period classes. 1:17456 With the morning devotional and openinff exercises our 3llX routine is underway Alter second pt rlod which ends at 10 40 stu dents go to advisory. pep rallies. or assembly On Wednesday C uv meetings are held during this period. V Typical scene lxetwt-en classes as students curry to make the nt xt cla s lx fore the five minute tardy b ll C lDczy,. During football season, every Friday is pep rally day, and students spend the time boosting the Bulldog spirit. Assemblies of various types are held on the average of once a week. Sometimes, the program is edu- cational, others are entertaining only. Movies are sponsored from time to time for the stu- dents. During the noon hour, hun- gry students await their turn in the cafeteria. Lunch hour for the approximate 1000 PHS students is divided into two periods, one beginning at 12:05 and the one at 12:30. Students gather in the morn- ings to await the 8:30 bell. l I I Mattie Bannister chats, Wildean listens. Some are studying. .lane White, Annie Sue James, and Miss Holley are on hand to aid. Nancy Robinson checks out books. The library is a favorite meet- ing place for many of the students to read for pleasure as well as to do research work for their classes. A group of girls is al- ways on hand to see that stu- dents are aided. Miss Holley is there to aid the students in every way possible. Study hall is another part of the average student's day. Normal load for students is four courses, P.E. and study hall. 74e Daw ,jk Qi! :,,qM Q 4 if i . I I I Throughout the year, pep rallies are held for the various sports to aid in boosting the PHS spirit for all athletic contests. Students may have lunch or they may eat at the snack har operated in connection with the cafeteria. Through all the days of autumn, winter, and spring, students of PHS follow a routine, but always there is something new, something different to keep them busy and happy . . . and soon the year is gone. nano-xZZewz After the lunch hour, all students are- back in classes tthey are part of the daily schedule, but students prefer to forget sometimesl until 3:45 when the rush is on. Students are homeward bound - that is all except the athletes, whose sport is in season, and detentioners who have an extra hour to put in. at mama WN? Vg'g g it e , l t t V.,k 5 -A X Bulldog Gym is the site of all basketball games as well as serving girls' and boys' Physical Education. Seats approximately 1500. I I I x PHS Main Building-contains 31 classrooms, choir and band halls and auditorium, Parking lot accommodates students and library and cafeteria. teachers. E? + 3' Bulldog Stadium was completed in time for the first home game of the '56-'57 season. It is one of the finest stadiums in this area. to leads ffgm the VOCHUO11 31 Built four years ago at a cost of more than a mil- lion dollars. 'M in fr W -ggfftnyf B Hd , Dressing New home of thed. ul ati-is large and mms for the Sta ziilnof the athletes can accommodate Approximately 1000 students enter these doors each day. L , f WW 4, ,A GMXQNE77, X E , N - 2'-S F 'wx-'Q 3: AE, -5 -1 2, VSA 'ag ,,, '5,,p'Q2'QX -RNS '-l-J '1- ex 'x-ENS Ne ,TM S3 ' , 77.1. T?-,E '-'7 ff! Q xx 2. 1 x -. inf-E N 4 44,-f 1 N, -5 V , iss 1-if Zfffz i:1 f',F.2',Wf f - jf Ziff fxeea 2415444 at F7975 Amidst all the pageantry and ceremony befitting royalty and in a spectacular array of charm and color, her Majesty Queen Barbara of the House of Hackler was crowned QUEEN OF PLAINVIEW HIGH SCHOOL in the sixth annual Coronation ceremony on November 6, 1956. Queen Barbara was attended by a royal court of eighty-four Lords and Ladies from the Realm of the Senior Class of Plain- view High School. A fanfare of trumpets by four court heralds in full band uniform opened the program with a traditional splash of sound and color. Master of Ceremonies, Edwin Pierce, President of the Junior Class, announced the arrival of the Queenis court. They appeared in the archways as they were introduced-the Ladies of the Court breathtakingly beautiful in fragile rainbow-hued dresses fashioned of velveteen, taffeta, and satin, the Lords gallant and dashing in black tuxedos- and moved to the sides to. form a bright background of royal color to receive Queen Barbara. Following their presentation Student Council President Bobby Jack Frye and Garland Wolfington, President of the Senior Class were presented. Then, preceding the arrival of the Queen, came Princess Donna Hanks, escorted by Eugene Barton. Another fanfare and the slow royal procession began with the Queen regal in white satin, carrying the huge bouquet of red roses and attended by four pages. Upon Queen Barbara's arrival, she knelt and was crowned by Bobby Jack Frye and Garland Wolfington presented her with the scepter, symbol of her position and authority. After the Queen's proclamation, Fay Elliff entertained the Court with piano selections. Barbara was elected Queen by popular vote of the Student Body. Nineteen nominees were entered in the race. In the run- off election Barbara defeated Donna Hanks, who was named Princess of Plainview High. Approximately one hundred and twenty seniors participated in the program which has come to be one of the highlights of the school year. .QA 5-W v l -. ,M 'GPI' , f ,h , K. Rigby W 3 L Nm-1.,-MLA, is 5 w r 'fb W 'Y 3? Q ' Il Q V A ,K 'Pi ng Q 'V g 4575 nf xii Asif , gi ' Q ' A...x? :QR 33 P, f XKNIX 3 Y '41 k .1 1 If '7 15,5 fig? , Aw 3, N 1 Av If 'HWS' ,,,,v '41, -qpgn viii QUEEN BARBARA,'attended by pages Evelyn Kingl Carol Clark, Sarah Beth Hampton, Geraldine Cheek. 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Seniors this year, one of the largest graduating classes ever to leave PHS, l made it a year to remember with skating parties, the Coronation, senior play, 4 Junior-Senior Prom and other activities. With Garland Wolfington as prexy, l the class led the Way for other students in PHS. Vice President of the class l was Dan Rowell, While Delores Hanna served as class secretary. Treasurer l elected was Jean Stone, and reporter, Reita Golden. '-.4 J 3 Q gag? ' V 31 -' 15 , K, , .K of 2:5 3 1 January 18, xx 12 .Wx -my . ,Eg lm., -we ,-,Q -,, , I f , Z, 'Q , 4 9,2 eI9f,,f 1-25: A If 4 ' if 1 www +4 1? ff, imma, va -A f VV' A , ,vrwfg'g:1 V 5 Y 14092155 1:4559 f 'M 4. if an fm: A 'ss 1, 1. ' W- v w ifeltf il' 31:1-3-, . - 3291 - W -,MQW ' 1 We '91 -I ' X f, J ' Ni-W ,W ga? m -,vast ,P ., Wy' f., A. 4 .-am,g-f-,- , vw., . 2 'J7'?i3.: Av, E am , 5 3. 1956 1.4 ERVIN ASIATICO A Cappella Choir, Track. GLORIA AYERS INHS, NHS, Band, B-ettes, FTA, Tri- Hi-Y, Cheerleader, LH Club. SARAH JANE BAILEY FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Staff, Slide Rule. ALICE BAKER NHS, JNHS, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FBLA, Office Staff. WELDON BALDWIN JERRY AUSTIN A Cappella Choir, DE, Football, Boys' State. SYLVIA ALBRIGHT FBLA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y. .IOLENE ANDERSON l 'l'A, FBLA, FHA, 'l'ri-Hi-Y, Safety Clulr. .Q 9 Qi-ff 4 l . , so 5+ P if S ' ,m.- A A ,. . .. N .,-. ,I ...L X Q ii . is ' fi. - . ' g ' , may ' MATTIE BANNISTER FHA. BERTHA SUE BARNES FHA, Band, Tri-Hi-Y, B-ettes, L Club, Science Club. H. T. BARNES JNHS, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Photo Club. ENGENE BARTON Band, Crescendo Club, BH Football. EUDELL BAUCUM PATSY BAYLEY Band, Bettes, Student Council, JNHS, NHS, FTA, FBLA, FHA, Paper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. JERRY BELK FFA, FBLA, Hi-Y. JEANNF. BELL FHA, FTA, FBLA, Spanish Club, Li- brary Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Choir. I ...-' ' , - ..,,, i AHPS . - EE 4 9 N' if 5, 4 f 51 X lk I N' , Q Q 0 iq: K H- HQ' M ' 1 JE 'B tl t Q, frgx 0 5 S 5 -1 f ww? 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SELHSCFI CARTWRIGHT Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FHA, FBLA, Tennis, Quill and Scroll, Paper Staff, Office Staff. FRANKIE C DE BACA CHARLES BURFIELD IT X 41. JANET BURGE FHA, Banrl. I3-vttes. Volleyball, Paper Staff, Safety Club. ,Mr-11.1-1' , ' 1' ' If 6 ea 6 o 'L 4 i4?:i913f+?iIfw2 T . f-ff .Mm M, swim-,za-4 5 '- ' -Mv la-'J I , VIRGINIA CARR I FBLA, FHA President, Safety Club, FTA, Paper Staff, Student Council, Tri-HI-Y, Annual Staff, Office Staff, 55,3 sf will I lf? if Lwfflis I K IW gf 4 5 ff! is ii .I ig 2, If I T 3 L iv X M ' - .f WZ 3 l will f .R Q sri Vis Iii' 2 ll if R S S. If S -Q ff I sg M IP , .1 I QAM I Q f ,I 7 R 'S .. Y . ,L 5 I If i CAROL CLARK JOICE CLOVER DONNIE COLLINS BILLIE COPELAND FHA, FTA, NHS, Tri-Hi-Y, Tennis, Spanish Club, Student Council, JNHS, Office Staff. CLETA CROSS FHA, FTA, Library club. GERALDINE CHEEK Volleyball, DE, FHA. T. C. CLANTON SHLLBY CLAY COMB Fl-lA, FTA. kiln 195 ,,..-1 fats. i S ' OPAL DAFFERN FTA, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil Hep., Sophomore Rep., Tennis. INA DAWS Choir. lYPll.OlIISlC DAY IIONIIHTIICA DICNTON FHA, JNHS, FBLA, Office Staff, Girls' ROY DESIERE f,- ,fl-w Q KIM DRAPER FFA, Slide- Rule. MAROLYN DUNNING JERRY DIXON FFA, FBLA. PTS.-X. llaskvllmll. Y S 9, offi k uw M ,.k, I H SHIRLEY DYER BETTY ELAM FBLA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y. CAROLYN ELAM F AY ELLIFF NHS, JNHS, FTA, FHA, PTSA, Choir, Safety Club. BARBARA ELLIS Band, B-ettes, FHA, FBLA. MARY KAY DUVALL FHA, Student Council, NHS, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Band, Office Stuff. SUSANNAH DYE Band, B-etts-s, FBLA, JNHS, Golf, L Club, Slide Rule, President. PATTY EASTUP FHA, JNHS, DE, FTA, FBLA, Safely Club, Student Council. li, A A , 'vi fst I 5 .iw J, -fr - usa , s sw .. f -1,, , ,res X '39 xiii JOE EDD GARNETT Annual Staff, DE. DON GARRISON REITA GOLDEN FHA, FTA, FBLA, JNHS, NHS, Span- ish Club, FFA Sweetheart, Office Staff, Senior Class Officer. JOYCE EVANS FHA, FBLA, Library Club, Paper Staff. LORENE FISHER FTA. FHA. FISLA, Choir, Volleyball. GORDON FORE Hi-Y, Football, FBLA, FFA, Baseball. BOBBY JACK FRYE President NHS, President JNHS, FTA, Hi-Y, President Student Council, Ten- nis, Basketball, Safety Club, Class President, Class Favorite. ULAUNDA GARRETT JNHS, FHA, FBLA. .IEANELL GREEN FAY GRIZZELL JNHS, Science Club, Photo Club. BARBARA HACKLER FBLA, Miss FBLA, Spanish Club, A Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Choir, Queen. DICK HAMILTON FTA, FBLA, Slide Rule, Football, Track, Basketball, Lettermen's Club. PAUL DON HAMMER BETTY GOODWIN Fl-IA, FBLA, JNHS, Science Club, Tennis, Girls' Choir. DICKIE GREEN FTA, FBLA, Spanish Club, Science Club, Band, B-ettes, Tri-Hi-Y. .IOY GREGG FHA, JNHS, Annual Staff, Office Staff, Library Club. SARA BETH HAMPTON Tri-Hi-Y, Band, B-ettes, L Club, Stu dent Council. JOE DON HANCOCK FFA,DE,HLY. DONNA HANKS FBLA, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Princess. DELORES HANNA FTA, FHA, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Staff, Girls' Choir. LEONORA HANSARD LA RUE HAYES FHA, Library Club, Fest. Choir. BURNIS HEFLIN FRANK HASTON MAR-JO HOLLEY CRETHA HOWLE FHA, FTA, FBLA, Student Council, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Paper Staff, Fest. Choir. JERRY HUDGINS DON HUFFINE Band, Crescendo Club. PEGGY HUMPHREY PEGGY HENRY BILLY HERRINGTON DE, A Cappella Choir. FHA, Band, B-ettes, HL Club. 5 5 iw: . A BILL HOOPER S, JNHS, NHS, FBLA, Science Club, 'f'e 'W , Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, +V Li Golf- S 5 K tx t,- f L , all M K- - A2 '41 2- Y ll Oll JUDY HUNT Band B-ettes, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA Cheer TEDDY HUNTINGTON Football, Baseball, FFA Basketball Lette-rme-n's Club. ,f if Q ix 5 . ,M . Y V S a Y 1, 1 f in I :.. ,, . , . . ,V , .K Yi J ' g i- , 1 l,l. , , 'J llll A O ' A - f leader- 41.--wu, Q ' O J ' ...J ylll piff gii, - .- f 1 k'L. A X A TTNT A ' ' A K'.k -V A J fiiz f W , A ff' .xr - :-.: ' A Y EA Ea X Y , as lf : l A JN A K f GWEN JONES JANE KEELSSVLW JIMMIE KELLY Hi-Y, FBLA, DE, Spanish Club. ' FBLA. DAVID JULJAN FFA, JNHS, A Capp Staff, Boys' State. GLENDA RUTH JACKSON PAULINE JOHNSON ella Choir, Annual BOBBY KIRK ALETA LESTER MARY IO LINVILLE RONALD LOTER LINDA MCCLUSKEY JNHS, FHA, FTA, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y. EVELYN KING FHA, NHS, Junior Play, Tri-Hi-Y Choir, Science Club. KENNETH KING Band, Crescendo Club, Science Club Golf. LINDA LEES LARRY MASTEN HL Club, FBLA, Slide Rule, Track, Basketball, Manager Basketball. MARVIN MATTHEWS Track, B Football, DE, Science Club, FBLA. CHARLES MANGUM BOBBY MASON DE, Science Club, FBLA, FTA, Hi-Y, Slide Rule. JOHN McCOURT RAY MCCOWN FBLA, FTA, Hi-Y, Slide Rule, Football, Track, Science Club, Lettermen's Club. GLYNDA MCWILLIAMS Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, JNHS, NHS, FTA, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Office Staff, Girls' Choir. JOHN MADDOX Saad, Basketball, L Club, FTA, Foot- a . GEORGIA MORING MYRNA MORRISON FTA, FHA, Sp. Slub, Tri-Hi-Y, Paper Staff, PTSA, NHS, Office Staff, Quill and Scroll. EL ROY NEIE President Band, Sp. Club, JNHS, A lfglzgagnella Choir, Crescendo Club, Sp. JIM BOB NICHOLL IRIS NELL NOWELL JNHS, NHS, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Staff, Volleyball, Quill and Scroll, Paper Staff, Annual Staff. Girls, Choir, Festival Choir. EARLENE MITCHELL FHA, JNHS, Girls' Choir, A Cappella Choir, Office Staff. TOMMY MOON Band, Track, Basketball, Crescendo Club, Safety Council, Hi-Y, FBLA, Slide Rule. CASSIE MORRIS FHA, FBLA, JNHS. IVA DELL NOWELL NHS, JNHS, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Photog- raphy Clubg Co-Editor, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Quill and Scroll. ROBERT NOWLIN Hi-Y, Science Club, Slide Rule, FTA, FBLA, FFA, DF. EVA FAYE ORTHMAN FHA, Library Club. PATSY OSBURN e an 6 o fc 4 FHA, Girls' Choir, Festival Choir, Of- we fice Staff. , 'Vf- A ROY PASCHAL A Flro be FTA, FBLA, FFA, H1-Y, Slide Rule, ,gi , i i Science Club. .F 'F , 4 ..,, W :::,' , E52 J :k ,,, . ff ,,ii .- . ii I A . AF+A FAFF A -. 'B JERRY PATTON nlrlb w A ' ' iilli TH . 'wi' Science Club, JNHS, A Cappella S FFF' i Choir, Festival Choir, Slide Rule, Hi-Y, 0 y- sp. Club, FBLA. 'Q' fl a w w: :A 2 GAY PITTMAN A Tri-Hi-Y, Band, B-ettes, FHA, FBLA, FTA, Science Club, Office Staff. MARY PRUTZMAN Band, B-ettes, Sp. Club. .v,. -' . ' A ..,.. , ,,.., li L fee-,fg, is ABL, A Y 5, .eFF,.' .1,, in A ' .ze ' f F - , A .Fee A . K 5 .iijgi k-.: 55, g i -5. . .B S' l B,e,,A, FLF, ' ' A A 'lii AA 2' . A L Q' A W. gif we if 353 X ' f 'ff EF l A f TRUMAN REESE DONALD REXRODE TERRY RIGLER DAN RIVERA President Sp. Club, DE, NHS, Hi-Y. JOHNNY ROBBINS Band, Crescendo Club, L Club, Hi-Y, Slide Rule, Science Club. FTA, Sp. PENNY RAGLAND Band, B-ettes, FTA, JNHS, NHS, FBLA, ML Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Paper Staff. MAX RAMSEY JERRY DON REISING SCICHCC Club, Sllde Rule, JNHS. DICKIE SANDERSON FTA, FBLA, sp. ciub. Club, Hi-Y. DORIS SCOTT JNHS, A Cappella Choir, Science Club, Sp. Club, FTA, FBLA, NHS, Etticgent Council, Office Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, o . ALVIN SETTLE Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y, Slide Rule, JON SCHROEDER Band, FFA, Slide Rule, Crescendo EMMETT ROGERS Football, DE. LARRY ROGERS DAN ROWELL FTA, FBLA, Hi-Y, Library Club, Slide Rule, Baseball, Basketball, Science Club, Tennis, Student Council, Safety Council, Vice President Senior Class. BARBARA SAMMANN FHA, FTA, FBLA, JNHS, Science Club, Girls, Choir. WAYNE SISTRUN K Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen Football. ANN SINCLAIR FHA, FTA, Girls' Choir, Safety Coun- cil. JOHN SINCLAIR A Cappella Choir, Orchestra. ,s Club, JOHNNY SKAGGS MWBQL. Y.: MILBRA SMELSER A FRANKIE SMITH A Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA, NHS, HL Club. TED SMITH CECIL SNODGRASS JNHS, NHS, Hi-Y, Sp. Club. Sl A A 1 w -,,...-mv MELINDA STOKES DON STONE JEAN STONE DAVID STOUT Football, Safety Council, FFA, Track, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball. FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, HL Club, JNHS, NHS, Student Council, Festival Choir. Football, Track, Basketball, Letter- men's Club, Baseball. DARYL STANFORD FFA GARY STARK THOMAS STEPHENS Band, Crescendo Club, Slide Rule Science Club, MLN Club. TOMMIE STEVENS FFA, NHS, JNHS, Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil, Vice President Safety Council. TOMMY TAYLOR Council. PATSY TER RELL TOMMY TERRELL A Cappella Choir, Band, Crescendo Club, Slide Rule, .lunior Play. PAT THOMPSON Hi-Y, Band, Golf, FFA, Photography Club, Crescendo Club, -A Cappella Choir, Slide Rule, Paper Staff. PATSY THOMPSON Hi-Y, HL Club, Science Club, Safety ALICE SWANNER Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, Student Council, Office Staff. BRENDA KATE SWANNER Cheerleader, A Cappella Choir, Science Club, Office Staff, FTA, L Club, Tri- Hi-Y. ALETA TEKELL FHA. FBLA. JNHS. MARIE TINKLE FHA, FBLA, JNHS. BARBARA TIPTON Library Club. Festival Choir, FTA, FHA. BETTY TOTTY FHA. ELVA JUNE TRUITT DE, Tri-Hi4Y, A Cappella Choir PTSA. Festival Choir, JNHQ Jumor Class Rep. SHIRLEY VERNON A Cappella Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, INHS. NHS Crrl Chou Science Club, LL Club FTA qtuclent Council. BARBARA WALKER hrary Club. TOMMY WALKER FFA, DE, JNHS. JERRY WARREN FFA, FTA, FBLA, Hi-Y. DAVID WATSON A Cappella Cho1r, Festival Choir, L FHA, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA, Science Club, Festival Choir, Girls' Choir, Li- Cluh, Slide Rule, Football, Track. JOYCE WEESE Festival Choir, Girls' Choir. TOMMY WESSON Slide Rule. GENE WHITE Football, Track, FFA, Lettermen's Club. RICHARD WHITFILL FFA. N-'44 .1 A un li 1,-me wmmwmnmmmr1m'mw,msmmn-uw-un-1 PAULA ZIMMERMAN NEVA JO WILBOURNE President FTA, Student Council, Safety Council, JNHS, NHS, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Quill and Scroll, Photog- raphy Club, Tennis. BENNY WILSON Football. GARLAND WOLFINGTON FFA, Sophomore Vice President, Sen- ior President, Track. THELMA WOOD FHA, DE. uss1nv4 m. The Juniors finally made the ranks of the '4upperclassmen,'7 and did much to help make this another Wonderful year at PHS. The class named Edwin Pierce to the top slot and Maureda Hanna as his vice president. Mardula McWilliams performed the secretarial duties. Barbara Whitteli Was named Treasurer, and Betty Meinecke became the class reporter. An- other year vanished, and they are looking forward to another when they will hear the title-Seniors! Glenda Akm Don Allen Darrell Anderson Donna Andrews Mike Armstrong sg,g51g?5a?s,S?slf2Q?QQ AQ exfttiiwfaslmfff 4, .. :af ,V if wg ' E 8 , ,- V 1, ' 4' , ml: l r rgtj, 'f ar I .,.,. . f. wj'fkbr'11' gif 1:11, gy Kill lflllfl'l,:il'.'r A ' ' fm , ' VEMSQ 1-ff I frifu ag K f? I fi? if-3 A K ggeieesiiffe Gary Barker A1 gr 4 R ,is 4, vt 4 g,,,M , ,.,,,r ,S fr 11. f M S4922 X B 1 ' ge gg . is Mfg! aillll' K ew 5 r . ' 'A J my K V:V kkEiV.xi,V ,Q - A1-f,jifgz,-iiff ff ig-fiflt -kflfj 7 x :'f: ' ''Litilff3fif5lTiifffE5'5'55 ' ' 1 ,.., ' ' -g A A A' A V,4,q. 7 I - I ,- L F 7 K rr ' .. :ii5If ?2Z1l441:7f'fQi gg- wi ','syi2 fl5i1 f A, H, ry :V ik- K ' f , .VV 'sl 1254.1 g , Q . J , -.,ifr-wpffg , ,. -49 - M W 315 ' K ' 5 1-ZWFEQZ. BEL ' A525 A ' f 3:19 aw A W lt 'L ' new 1, f f fm x Q9 J' ,rf 3 A fn y it 4, ,M Q I 4, L J 1 e Q lll Jerry Bateman JIUIUIY Bateman Gary Beasley Patsy Beasley Mike Bell Janet Benefield Beverly Billington Norma Bonds Ronnie Braidfoot 64 W ' Doug Briscoe 6 0- 'L df Paula Brownd Virginia Bfyallt Bobby Buhrkuhl Ronnie Bumpus Joyce Burge 1438. A' Pat Burnett Adrienne Carter Clifford Caskey Wayne Catlin Jack Cayce Pat Chessir Herbert Chaney MV Lynda Childress Kay Clary Coy Conner Lane Crane Belva Douglas J. C, Driver ,lanet Driver Lynn Dudley Delores, Duerksen Kent Duncan 1 6 0 'L 4 Gordon Durham A f xx 1 .43 ii lVlarilyn Eastup Franklin Ebeling Kenneth Eden Estelle Edwards 2- ., W - . AY 1 . 1 W - ., ','-. rlgswfi Gene Bob Cribbs James Cross Theresa Cross Aflie Dfiliiel Richard Davis 66 W Nadine Daws cl 0 'Z 4 Phillip Day Jerry DClCSh21W Rachel DCMCHT Mildred Dickerson Tommy Dixon Jearinie Ellerd Marjory Ellis Amy Jo Erwin Al Estep Barbara Faucett 66 08 Patsy Fish J 0 'L 4 Norma Fitch Sandy Follis Wanda Fowler Barbara Fox Neta Jo Fox zgnw- , , Stanley Gardner Ray Garrison Judy Coyne Bobby Grace Phil Grace 'N 66 W Dale Graham 6 a fa 4 Lorene Grantham Sandy Hail Maureda Hanna Delphenia Hardin Jimmy Harrell Cleo Hasten Howard Hatch Julia Hatch Betty Henry Sumter Hickman 66 W Marilyn Holland 6 0- 'Z df Roger Horan Quinnia Mae Howard .lane Hubbard John Huggins Annie SHG James Sondra Jameson Mava Johnston Dan Jones Gene Jones Lelia Jones 66 05 Billie Keeton 5 0 'L 4 Jimmy Kennon J. L. 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'fs - H 11.12111 WL Mmm 1: z:13'gQ:w.f1.-mst 1 .521 . . :S-- Qi ..,-ug 1- We 1 , -- 1 Maxfli 7 if .EfjQis1i5'1fi'E,fiiii35 1x4'2s 5i- R5!S4iS2 i 5 ' '-'iflgfg f 1 'ijt . ..1..,1A r,.r1.1. ,M 1.xYS1...11 5. 1 1 .J 1. H waggff -1 g,f.w- 1:.f 1111::11:11ff r1102m -. 1: 1Qs1f..'t5.-5 mg. 11 1 1 i ,gy 111 11 uf . - 13 a 1 -ww 1,11 . 71, K :gg ef -1 XW11111 . .31 ' X 1. . 3 A .,,,.,.1 il. EW! ff 12...2i ' 1 7 H ' ' K AWE! ' 1 .155 Cynthia Hicks Patsy Henry Rita Henry Janis Hill Jeanne Hoggard Eddie Herrington 411 Q ly T Bobby Huntington M, ,. :J I .ef 1 f ? be .. y r ezine mmf www W Y-my s ,-is fi, five V .,,,.f, 3. . Tommy Holland Lewis Hollingsworth Tom Holllngsworlh Gerald Holsapple Keith Horan Mary Inman James Jacobs ,, f-'f 7-mx . NWN . , mm ik Joyce James M J udy James Arnold Jones ., ,A . ., ' il K szljfi n g, A I , iw-Elf , . i lg L, i 523 . .. fu. ,fi f, A- 41. gi '- -1' VV -l 'W EM rf H ' L i 1' J , ' 'T , ' ' V V 1,231 'Tw-rj t, VV 5 In :H Q I- 521. , Aff, 1 gag? ' . . A ,- ,L X W- - -.vi ' 7'-V 2' 4:2 W'-1-' 5 V f W ff K is Ann Howle Kay Humphrey .qi 41 -. ' V 'L',, i.fdifw i if .f L Lflha JOHPS , i ' iii Lin Jones iiin i George J ones f -' ' K . ' i f Patsy Jones Trudy Jones Kenneth Jordan Dovie Julian Leilani Kalana Fred Kannady David Leatherman Ada Levi Caynell Law Dortha Lacey Audie Light Kenneth Linde-rman f - 5 f' ,V ,i . six M nnn a M L, - A I K+, If X ': A if . xx ff Pat McDaniel Ronnie McGinnis ,W Cary McGrew Glen McGuire H' 3 A ,wmfewr 9,2 ,3vfs,!'1x, H ffyvfigc w ' W X, , K H S K X f Q w. ,f J. N K X K iff A f,f,,..a 12 wt, M' David Maxwell nw: Carol Nafzger Jo Ann Miller Sandy Miller Betty Newton Carol Nicholl Pat 0'Nei1 C1015 Osborn Cary Minyen Leia Mires Don Mise x , 1 ,I z sw 'wiwff Tki EfE 'gh 'gzf1: T ffsfzff K' TiI'ip921 lL, Af 1z,fqg,mf1V- , i f-g f 3? ns n , V ' , s?1s?ieeTsf:,'s: ,K AH 5 v ?f?iff'. ' J aw 1: . 7 1 . la! f if Ronnie Montgomely Linda Mull Donna Owenby Billy Pinkerton Pam Poole .lohn Patterson Jerry Phipps Roger Phillips 3 5.7, A ,F , 1 Mike Payne Dale Perkins an ffl , l33'5 , . , ,iw--W f .ffiif . . 'i'i i -, , ,K , . 75 5. 7 f if, ,. , W , f f i PM ' - . ,gfifi ' W ' lii P P Peggy Rawdon Carol Poston James Purcell Tv Wancla Raymer Tommy Reed Carolina Ramos Ai. Cary Reeves Lee Richards Shirley Riggs Cleon Roberts Sharon Rothwell s,kt,'h . A A ,, 1, Ii ,-if nf 'H X an l J ws 'W 'Off if .1 fr Q F MN tg ,xi , K Danta Schlecte Dale Scott Dearle Scott 14' I ,Q-V Geor e Erle Scott Max Scott M AMW Linda Self Suzanne Rushing Jimmy Sanders A Q Y, , X ' , L' 2 K ,S A AMW' f f r S of K f 106 Sherman li A-s,,f3Z! T ' 'I aff ' .. , , ,,. .11 'K J K'L' Wanda Shipley '.-Q: .i'1,gf,1j I rn: K , ,fV, wr -W f5y5fE' A li , A uf' L' ,Io Ann Sewell ' f in i k.'k,k 1 'll f , Q K iigflw '-Vk li iii. - V f I K . 5 dig 'fax' E Carol Simmons Patsy Simmons f l r l . ,cis E 'A ' - K I' Q, me wa s l Carol Sims H V V 'iii I SL 5 Cary Sitton if ' XM JF' if S S!! mm X , i. '. 7 li. - ' new EFX A' Sherry Sitton Patsy Skirlock Marvin Slaughter Barbara Sue Smith Dewey Smith Betty Sloan ww A-,,f .. W Wassff-Q me P . 'fggx ' ' Wixgefe h 2 f ? P Q 2 S ff W fi mf? Q , 5 , , 'S ,x 3 ' E' 5 J Q V X J, m - . K, , .,.. iii , 2 ' Til: ' 'S V '11 Q S Q . wi XJ Q f 48 f -gm 3 FQ' Q T., N ga . ,W 1, -,E 1, 3 ,Q 3 X PW' sf? w 3 , X, 1 XX Q 3 Ronald Stokes M km Jxm Stowe S z ft, Gi Kay Stinson Jack Stockton 1 MQ Ffh Nw , Sk Q 1 Mlldred SW1u1Hg Mme. 0 W' -4, V ,Vff1Vs,:K,f2V.f,,,' if - , V. , e ,, .. ,LA X 7 V Harold Thomas X' , ' ,,, V, Monya Thurman 1 K 53. ig' HY HY 01' - ..-. - rkkry . 4 A V K V is Vi, Xb , f WP 51, K wa ' K .Y 1 M ,i . -'Mx ' if . ,, ,L,A, ,, , Va -ai., 'gn Anthony Tilrna Shirley Tolly Jackie Tubbs ' Louise Tubbs ,, ,'Vw:tt1+::s,' ?i,2W,,,:xqzV 'mi-UH? 'IEW -2,1 ' ' ,, , ' ' ' ' , fm, 1 .ff ,if,iZ,-: ,-.'1. V ,i, .i,f7,AA iyiy fi, . , , , , V- -, V M,-gfsw.,,Vgwg,,, J,-yfV,,,'5:,,a 'V K , , .,5,5?:,K ,i,s5,,g . , i , '?'1S4,sffs,-.259.,,,f,,,i.x . V V, ,. ' A-Vw 3?v1,fpi,,'T1s5e f,a,yV33ViV, A , jg wwifV,fimf?15ff,,1:f.la! 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'- I ii ' A . i x Y ' - - fl 1 .L'- at '-L' L',LA w ,L K - ' V , . ,' t - 'iw 1 V V- fit It aff t ,,,' . 3+ . ii 3 1, K ,AMV i L. L f LLAT 'flA L,LV i 5,5552 , M Lmmz .V f K l Faye Watson Barbara Way ,J--um . v 3, Jean Ann Webb Keila West Hardy Westbrook . Q Curtis Wester Sue Wheatley 'trt' X .t ' W .- W ' ' , , , w ' -jp: we - x W V- 1 f t fiffxxxml -' xr A kt , ff 1 . 13 ' , f ,yi V ,mm ' a'- ' 3 rf -V Edna Whltaker 5 X ,L -f L Q, ' A A - - 1' f L W Ann White - , ' V 1 Billy White rr at e ff: Q 7.,, my k L. ir. K .. WMM . ,, l :Q cvb -',,k', ' K , . ,M Ter: traa rtartr W fi 7' r 'W.W1'o 6 if W at up ' Q'-. W 4 , A , f. e at MLA in ... A 1 ?,TT?'if y,V' , George White V y lr at At,,V ,QQ tttt jj Tf W Mack Whne V y'e, t tr e fx y , Raymond Whitfield f eeea t My--y. Q ttt' -t L ' . , it f r A' ' X K A , +1 .N :'t W I? W y,V A yy y y t Charles Wright Linda Yancey Kenneth Wilhite Delray Williamson Betty Yandell Ray Yowell Barbara Wilson Marv ,lane Wolf C. W. Wright W, sf!! W..- ks ti R fx. A 'VW-. ...ff W Maybe just lowly Freshmen, but they made up a large part of PHS hy sheer numbers. The largest class in the school, the Fish jumped right into the swim of things by electing Vic Yarbrough to steer the class through their first year. Vice president elect was Linda Goodwin. Judy Atkins served as secretary, and Susan Brown kept the class informed as reporter. Wayne Adams Larrv Akin 6, , ,mf .L ,i ,EMS Carole Alexander ,E-if ff A -L- -W, L.,.. , 5 2 .A 2 :fifziez Q,,w,Qf, - r, .1 21 :ez3,:5Q:?,gf . -Q - ,,-S-?2,s.1iaes?w 151' ,L 11 - Je H-,ry 1: , - f . ,f ,J 11 ' A Y 1 + if Y' Mi I 2. 2? 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' ,Af ,Ji b w.,..1, l.illian Whitt Rocillr- Whitsitt Janice- Wiagal Jimmy Wier June Wilkes H 'Q K 51?-g . ,sierra J P' ,., 57 Andrla W1ll1amS C2-2 iiniiii 3? , Timmy Williams Eleanor Williamson Benme Wilson Bill Wilson fm- f,-- 7 ---' wc ggfgiiirgfygwf 'T' A WJ. , -i,rr , M ,.,h ,,.,,. ili i i s J Mickey Winn Mary Woodall Glona Woodard Jerry Yerby ' X11,.i, Gerrell Young , Vic Yarbrough Johnny Zimmerman 1. Touchdown pass! 4. Victory! Victory! Thatys our cry! 2. Teachers, Aides 5. One, two, three, kick! 3- Posed 6. Baby L?! sitters X X I .SW N X X XM Ill!!! My X WX X XFN , JT' X-KL xv 16'9VIng1'If, I ' Nm h XLVWMN BXYXQ X A W 605 fb WWW N'-T X . , we x 5 ' afSc4aoZ4-776-z.64a4Zea ' . . . is head of the Plainview School system. In his founh year he1'e, Mr. Mathews has done much to aid the growth of our schools. He is resioonsihle for the over-all coordination and efficiency of all our schools. ' ' Zddddqg ' Our Board of Education is com- posed of men who are vitally l interested in better schools for the community. They give freely of their time and talents to aid in achieving this goal. In doing this service, the group 5 aids in countless Ways in raising the standards of P.H.S. and in helping students in their quest for learning and good citizenship. E the board of education is a policy forming group . . . First row: Mr. Wayne Boyd, Mr. R. V. Payne, Mr. Bruce Rigler, Mr. Torn Karrh, Mr. S. F. Johnson, Mr. Guy Bonds. Second row: Mr. C. F. Mathews, Mrs. Wendell Green, Mr. Wilmot Eaton, Mr. Vincent Tudor. 1 l E I i 5 S l 3 i 7775 Fzzcknczkai- 770. Edd 7add In his first year at PHS, Mr. Todd came from College Hill Ele- mentary School where he had been principal for three years. He holds a BS. from West Texas and an ME. from North Texas Whe. 0. lam Interested in each individual student and his problems, Mrs. Laas' primary objective is to help the students. She is never too busy to confer with them-whether it is arrang- ing a schedule, planning toward a career, or evaluation abilities or another problem. Awww F ' Mr. Charles White, Assistant Principal. taught last year in the PHS Hist duties now include coaching 'ABN football and he also Coaches track. He is a graduate of Howard Payne. ory Department. His W PLAINVIEW HIGH SCHOOL REQUIRES THREE CREDITS IN ENGLISH FOR GRADUATION . . . Frequently the English department is associated only with grammar. In addition to the general courses in this department, other more specialized elective courses are available. These include Speech, Dramatics, and Jour- nalism. E821 1 MRS. ELLEN C. AKESON, M.A. Texas TeCl1 WAYNE COLEMAN, M.E. . . . teaches senior English West Texas State . . . teaches English, Art ar Tennis fe l I N l .QQ I fi' V..:, :fi t I . X' K 7 LVr,.k- ..L. f - nw., . BETTY BUFORD, M.A. C ,12: University of Colorado ' , V, 'V - . . . teaches Journalism and English -ww - ff'-ya - ' N 'M f E25 , .. .....---.., Q .. - . 1 PM 1 i ferr:-1: 7 farce fb? 1 ,.-...Ie .- .4- 1 HW? , nm I , MRS. C. S. HARRIS, M.A. i Hardin-Simmons E . . .teaches English a . . . AND A FOURTH IS RECOMMENDED. STUDENTS MAY COMPLETE RE- QUIREMENTS WITH SPEECH OR JOURNALISM CREDIT IN THE FOURTH YEAR... RENA NOACK, M.A. Texas Tech . . . teaches English , MRS. MALCOLM TISDEL, M.S. Baylor . . . EVERY student is required to enroll in one English course each semester until three credits have been earned. Students planning' to attend college are expected to complete four years of English. teaches English NNW WHL acc , .. fi 4.MQ.L?.wrX If :V . wfxfwp X ' A wsu. gf , ne w . ' A I . ry W 22 ,jst .ER sl.. 2 ' A E JERRY WILLIAMS, M.Ed. West Texas State . . . teaches Speech and English fx K wait tv FOREIGN LANGUAGE HELPS THE STUDENT TO MASTER HIS OWN . . Two years each of Spanish and Latin are offered each year as electives, and the third year of each is available on demand. Students are urged to take one of these in preparation for college work. 2 ' W I 'ifsi I Vandercook School of Music - i A ' 'T -YQ- A if . . . teaches Band 2 liyt MARJORIE GRIGGS B.A. Texas Western . . . teaches Choral Music LOUISE JOACHIM, X N, W as r v Q, s- x M 2,5 f 3 H , Kifweg 'Ss aff? My R si I, ,fiaw ww 'vs Y u f f swgsfyaf' U W .MLP 6 ns 63,46 U23 bpm! i Q wr, 6 fav sjgrw I r as arg, 5 f 45, , 4 eggs , gi? is 3' LS? i . f- -I W, Ja Q . I g ,s,.,,,, ni 1 , 55 2 . 1 S M . ftfsg. Es. x mf A f ,g, W , f vlg, .4 Q K, , ' 'f . C K, L ' fm fs. sr,1 .,., . i,,f J -iff . .,,. , , , 1 mfs- V, J, 1mf:2a,.f:,.1a,'if in sssyf L kfp,A, V 1 ,,,p ,, ,,., I i 4 M, 4 , 1 milfs S , ---' , ., f Mg, M if - ' H ' 11? 3 nys! q?J'5L a A 1. , ' 355' CHU' - 'Y 521' rf 5 E if Q oo, 4 ,W D 2' V+ ilw S ' l M.A. Oklahoma A8zM I teaches Latin and Eng- ish AND FINE ARTS PROGRAM OFFERS SPECIALTIES . . . MRS. CECIL WITT, M.A. Texas Tech . . . teaches Spanish and English S In the field of music, students may elect four years of band or choral mu- sic. Orchestra also is available. This year's band numbers approximately 130, and the Choir, 110 students. MATHEMATICS TEACHES THE ART OF OBSERVATION AND EVALUATION . . . GRADUATES MUST HAVE TWO YEARS . The ,Math department offers basic courses in Math for students who are college preparatory. Advanced Math, totaling in all five years, is offered to the students. Two credits are required for gradu- ation, and after this Math becomes an elective. ,IOE O. GREEN, BS. MRS. .IOE GREEN, B.A. Oklahoma U. T.S.C.W. teaches Algebra . . . teaches Algebra, General Math, and Geometry OI..I..O W. HUFF, M.Ed. FRED N. JOACHIM, MS. MRS. ALICE KIDD, B.A. lexas Tech Oklahoma A8zM W.T.S.C. . . teaches General Math and . . . teaches Algebra . . . teaches Geometry, Algebra Physics Trigonometry SCIENCE HELPS TO UNFOLD THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD . . . GLENN JOHNSTON, B.S. North Texas State . . . teaches Chemistry and Mathematics O O i IZ MAX NEWMAN, B.S Wayland . . . teaches General O' ,O ' XXX' 0 D 1 1s-1... ketball A student may take General Science as a Freshman, Biology in his second year, and Chemistry and Physics in the last two years of High School. One pure science credit is necessary for graduation. The department's offerings are designed to aid the students in acquiring scientific knowledge and skills to prepare them for work or future education. Science and Bas- , T. E. PRICE, B.S. . . . teaches General Scienc IT EXPLAINS OUR ENVIRONMENT AND THE PHYSICAL WORLD. 5 i E 2 Q l v I 1 MRS. CLADYS WHITACRI B.S. ' West Texas State . . . teaches Biology is ' '77 ' ' SOCIAL STUDIES TRAINS FOR GOOD CITI- ZENSHIP . . . WT? ,,,,. f iv The department stresses national and interna- tional problems to achieve understanding of peoples everywhere. Two and one half credits, including mt one year of American History in the Junior or ftp Senior year, and a half year in American Govern- is ment are required. . . R ,lj ivdxz- ig, MRS. M. A. DUNN, M.A. Oklahoma U. , . . . teaches American History A. V. COLLINS, B.S. North Texas State . . . teaches World History and Coaches WALTER BRYAN, B.S. Texas Tech . . . teaches So'cial Studies I. L. WHITFIELD, ,, West exas State , , . teaches Anterican History and f Q' ics ARLEN WESLEY, B.S. N N is T 1 3 Texas Tech fl .N xyxll . . . teaches Social Studies ' it with kg X T' , tx, l Rs. BILL WEAKS, M.Ed. X I nivfgiggezfgfgljfogtudies Tex, . . . The courses are designed to prepare students 35 HiSl0fY, and EHgliSh as responsible citizens of tomorrow. History classes 1 give a background of our heritage and basic oper- ations of government is presented in Civics. ff HOMEMAKING AND AG ARE TWO OF THE MOST PRACTICAL DEPART- MENTS . . . l GENE BARNETT, M.S. Texas Tech . . . teaches Vocational Agricul-. MARTHA BLANKENSHIP - me B.S. MRS. MEOTA CARTER B Texas Tech North Texas State teaches Homemaking . . . teaches Homemakin Both of these departments offer courses which are thoroughly practical to all students. The courses provide opportunity to develop skills and gain experiences that are invaluable after graduation toward better homemaking and agricultural ca- reers. Four years in each department are available and include advanced courses. Homemaking offers child care, meal planning and budgeting, while Ag offers farm mechanics, electricity, and farm management. DORIS COSTON, B.S. Bethany-Nazarene College . . . teaches Homemaking ! E TOM L. DUFFEY, M.S. Colorado S.C. of Ag. . . . teaches Vocational Agricul ture OTHER VOCATIONAL COURSES INCLUDE COM- MERCIAL COURSES, DIVERSIFIED EDUCATION, AND SHOP... SAM S. COWAN, B.S. University of Texas Il MRS. JERRELL CATE, B.B.A. Howard Payne College . . . teaches Typing, and Shorthand The Commercial department offers two years of typing, one of bookkeeping, shorthand. Five other half credit courses are available on demand. Diversified Education is a learn while you earn program. Stu- dents attend classes a half day and work downtown the other half. These students receive two credits a year in the D.E. program. In industrial arts, mechanical drawing and two years of general shop are offered. Students learn the use of hand tools and machine operations. Projects in wood and metal are made with stress on improving skills. teaches Distributive Educa- DAN B. HODGES, M.Ed. 3 Drawing, and Shop 2 -Vi Texas A8rM . . . teaches Industrial Arts, Mechanical EVERY STUDENT MUST TAKE FOUR YEARS OF P.E.g ATHLETICS PLAY IMPORTANT PART .. t.ii.i ATASS if 4 . R':' iliffvlfai ',T', s 'SSS I .',, 1 I YSAA ' if m A g g. it A ff I 'zqiz l sri- it L R. L. CLINDANIEL, M.Ed. G. C. GRAVES, M.Ed. RUTH GRIFFIN, B.S. Southwest Texas State Texas Tech Texas Tech . . . coaches Basketball and . . . teaches Physical Education . . . teaches Physical Educati teaches Mathematics DESIGNED to develop the students physically and mentally, the Physical Education department emphasizes fair play, cooperation, and sportsmanship. Team sports of football, basketball, softball, volleyball as well as tennis, badminton, ping pong, and rhythms. A well planned intramural program is carried on to give all students op- portunity for further development of skills and coordination. Major sports, football and basketball, as well as track, volleyball, tennis, and baseball are competitive teams of PHS. BUIST BUZZ WARREN, B.S. . . . is Athletic Director and Head Football Coach OTHER SPECIAL SERVICES MAKE PHS RUN MORE SMOOTHLY . . . NIILA COPELAND . , is Secretary to the Principal lMRS. GLEN HUBBARD l. . . Attendance Clerk GLADYS HOLLEY T.S.C.W. . . . serves as Librarian The library serves the needs of students and gives them oppor- tunity for development by reading and research. HARRELL WEATHERRED, M.H.P.E.R. North Texas State . . . teaches Drivers' Education Driver Education provides be- hind-the-wheel training and op- JOHN A RAKESTRAW portunity to acquire a drivers' li- B'D- cense. Safety isaalways stressed. S.lVl.U. Bible, an elective, is open to all students. 1. Vote counting 4. We want a touchdown! 2. Masquerade Party 5. A queen Candidate and a Lion 3. Tex, Slim, and Smiley 6. She caught it! They Won. Po 'Vfs XX X -k Gaim X 'B First row: Coach Warren, Smith, Jacobs. McWilliams, Me-sser, Gardner, Wofford, Conner, Jones, MCC-uire, Terrell, Strickle, Davis. Second row: Huntington, Fore, Smith, Jones, Stokes, Trott, Anderson, Huntington, Stone, White, Could, Coach Wesley. Third row: Coach Bryan, lIcCown, Beasley, Daniel, Pool, Dalton, Hamilton, Rogers. Hansard. 7aaz!54ZZ fe s Plainview High. ended the Football season with two wins and eight losses this year. The first game of the season, on September 14, was held in the new Bulldog Stadium, barely finished in time for the opener. The Bulldogs lost the game 38-13, playing against Max Morris, voted outstanding back of his district. Plainview won the game on forfeit from the Littlefield Club. Following the first loss, the Plainview squad suffered again at the hands of the Brownfield Cubs, losing 33-O. ln spite of the hustle and spirit displayed by the Bull- dogs, they were unable to click for T.D.'s and points for the win. On September 28, Plainview met a strong Levelland team and were overpowered 27-14-. Tom S. Lubbock was the next game to be played. The Bulldogs went down again 39-7. The PHS squad turned in an excellent first half, but Westerner powers in the second half could not be stopped. AS MANAGER: Coy Conner takes care of equipment, runs errands, and in general helps the boys and coaches in their work. COACHES-Seated: Collins, Freshman coachg Warrexl, Head Coach and Athletic Directory Graves, B team. Standing: Bryan, Wesley, Assistant A squadg White, B team. X-, ,dl F,,f 'Y' DARRELL ANDERSON-FB Senior-two years Im if The first victory for the local team was October 12, when they met and defeated the Hereford Whitefaces 59-32. The team turned in an excellent performance with the fighting spirit. The next week, Berger defeated the Bulldogs 22-6 in a game played in Bulldog Stadium in Plainview. GARY BEASLEY-End Senior-two years ELGIN CONNER-QB ROBERT DALTON-Tackle Sophomore-one year SophomoreAone year is I kg, On October 26, the Bulldogs went to Amarillo to meet the Palo Duro Dons, who skinned the Dogs L18-6, scoring in all quarters of the game. Meeting the Amarillo Sandie-s on home territory, the Bulldogs failed to stop the powerhouse team and were beaten 62-7. The Sandies scored four times in the first quarter. RICHARD DAVIS Guard Junior-one year n il Q I ' -..A' ' it ,is 9 GORDON FORE End Seiior-one year ff. f 5 E ' ,..,, ,,.,, W i - if 2 iiee Emftmae is k wi , f -Metra 'i ,Q WSW ff WLM z ia l X P STANLEY GARDNER-HB Sophomore-one year ......,,..... l l M 1 SBK mr N :Q HF EQ O g :nuuuf5gD --':: anti: semi Ill ' sv elif I iiii in X 1 I grae H 'a www-M LARRY GOULDfHB DICK HAMILTONgCenter Sophomore-one year Senior-two years A H IQ L ge az: ii 2!! if 'il RH 5 ' V71 E , 1 fi ' 'TV511 5175 Wg ' ii 515 tillli? Il ii mm' 0E 'Aa wif. , wi -Q T 3 I fm-im! fa fvmaa! '1 mama 5: 5529! wg. ,..,., 4 Y? WZ! ,K f 3 3 Q 59 v , gt VP W, Vi 1 W 'mari' BUTCH HANSARD-End Sophomoresone year ln a Saturday game played at Pampa, the Harvesters swamped the PHS team 54-6 making five district losses in as many starts. Monterey was the final game of the season. The Plainsmen fur- nished plenty of competition for the last home game and the dedi- ww 'lIfWWm Cation of the new stadium. Final score was ll-6-O. A ,, 9 2 ,i- S A5 -:ZZ 015 .i ,, X Q N X y E g frfg 2 2 97 S 3 3 I S.: OBBY HUNTlNCTONfEnd TED HUNT1NGTONyGuard CEORGE JONES-Tackle 0phoniore4one year Senior-two years Sophomore-one year Coach Buzz Warren and his assistant working in their first year at Plainview High faced a program of rebuilding this year. Coach Warren came to PHS from Texas Tech, where he was coach for four and one half years. A graduate of University of Tennessee, Coach Warren has had 11 years' experience in the coaching field. 1 Coach Arlyn Wesley and Jo-,lo Bryan, both are graduates of Texas Tech. Coach ' Wesley received his degree last spring. Coach Bryan was graduated the year before and spent one year playing professional ball for the Baltimore Colts. LIN JONES-Center Sophomore-one year Q , AQV: RAY MCCOWN-HB JESSE MCGUIRE-QB Senior-two years Junior-two years Lack of experienced players and numerous injuries hampered the Bulldogs all season. Although the boys made an unsuccessful attempt in District play, they fought hard, showing good cooperation and improvement during the season. There are hopes of an improved club next year. u-on ,,., ' ,g,, ft , 5 -U-M? X it A K .- ,tr -' if A li? ,s PERRY MCWILLIAMS-Tackl Sophomore-one year RICHARD MESSER-End Junior-one year H53 9 :V X 1 -? kg. Q ? . eg .4 an YfxQ.',illlllmllrllXYl5lIdarflll l I LARRY POOL-Center DEWEY SMITH-End TED SMITH-HB Junior-one year Sophomore-one year Seniorfone year The squad began the season with ap- proximately fourteen sophomores, seven juniors, and ten seniors. The sophomore boys had played only freshman ball before but showed real potential for the future. Q rl :Sa n T ' Q T T steer A ,lt ,.., QAAN, V ' f s- . ' . A 1 l l if W 3 4 T S 2gL1,i' W , ,,,, : 5 M RONALD STOKES-QB t in 0 Sophomore-one year f DON STONE FB Senior-two years 5 S SENIORS-Down: Dalion, Hamilton, Huntington, Rogers. Second row: Beasley, Trott, Anderson, Daniels. l 13 o 222 I X bw if egy 1 ,, 5, ' , ll - - . 'garl- ,-a5i!'?7 '-m. RAY STRICKLE-FB Sophomore-one year B team in action GARY TROTT-Guard GENE WHITE-HB JIMMY WOFFORD-Tackle W JL1I1i01'-iW0 YCHTS Senior-One Year Junior-one year dw?-55 HQ 55? H33 ff! if QM First row: Holley, Loter, Pinkerton. Payne, Bates, Sherman, Hadley, Bass, White, Culp, Holland. Second row: King, Harmel, Villa, Shipman, Dudley, Phillips, Reeves, Bell, Dixon, Scott, Lusk, McGrew, Maxwell, Scott. ff Coach White is in his second year as BN team coach. He also serves as assistant principal. Coach G. C. Graves is completing his sixth year at Plainview High. He teaches Physical Education and Z S 7 coaches the HB squad. B Squad action I O First row: Phinny, Stevens, Bryon, Roderick, Yarbrough, Mullins, Dyar, Griffin, Brown Second row: Yerby, James, Richburg, Dunn, Bell, McMennamy, Blackerby, Carter,- Harmel ' ' ' W bb Coleman, Rhodes, Belyu, Robinson, Robertson Third row: Height, Stowe, Cummings, e , Roberts. as - ff s The '56-S57 version of the Plainview High basketball team was a little better than half and half. The boys won 17 while losing fourteen in season play. They entered three tournaments, winning consolation at the Abilene Tourney in December and taking third place at their own tourney and the Hereford Tournament. ln conference play the squad won five and dropped seven, winding up in fourth place in one of the toughest districts, 3-AAAA, in the State. Counterclockwise: Taegel, Frye, Laird, Richards, Grace. Nicholl, Boatright, King, McGuire. Coach R. L. fBobl Clindaniel has just com- pleted his sixth season as PHS basketball coach. ln these years the Bulldogs have copped three district titles, and won regional twice to partici- pate in the State Playoffs in Austin. Coach Clindaniel, originally from Elkhart, In- diana, is a graduate of Howard Payne where he played basketball. He also played for Purdue and a year of professional ball. Coach Max Newman began his teaching and coaching this year as NB squad coach. He played ball for Wayland College and was Honorable Mention all-American. 57 S - Same Zaz BULLDOGS November 30- December 4- December 18- December 21- 11 anuary 3- January 4- January 5- +1 anuary 8- 1.1 anuary 1 1- January 12- 1.1 anuary 15- 5,1 anuary 18- January 19- 1.1 anuary 22- 'January 25- January 29- February 1- 9'February 5- 'February ,8- 'February 12- 'Tebruary 14- OPPONENT Hereford ...., Levelland ,,.., Levelland .Y,,.,... Altus, Okla. .... . Lubbock ...., Hereford ..,,. Tulia .,,,,... Amarillo .,... Palo Duro Tulia ,.,,,,.. Borger ......... Monterey ,,,,.,... Littlefield ,occ..,.r Pampa ...,,,,., Lubbock .,,...,,, Littlefield ..,,..., Amarillo ...., Palo Duro ,,.... Borger ....v,cr. Monterey ..... Pampa ,..,...,.,,,....., 'denotes district games H s I O ' K -K ' ' 33 25'ff37tii Wffflfii- . K'.3fZSiQ33f?K ' 'w'Kg: :,:'l.-f, -' -' 31 . :S KHK 5wSfi,55KL5E'i3KiU3 I1 K ' ' K I' 3 153.337 ' 3 . 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Squad YEXS6I11or 15503132 QRACE-Junior ii 6 5 B' squad JAY LAIRDfJuni0r JESSE MCGUIRE-Junior 5'-9 v B squad 5'-10 - B squad JIM BOB NICHOLL-Senior 6,-5 -one year letterman Nicholl jumps s Z 2 E S 1 S 5 5 5 S s S 5 f 5 I gf., ,E1 .wi-,A ' -f1?'fi5 ' wrydifni-12'L'5-:1gfa -f wwe frwk, E f 1 if L., 'W' k .. aa- if si-2 Q ,555 2 as may x i 3 First row: Laird, Lemons, Linderman, Reece. Second row: Rich, Reeves, Phillips, Maddox, Huntington. FWZ!! g Reeves attempts a shot against Borger! Dog against Dog! The Bn Squad cagers, under the coaching of Mr. Max Newman went through a very successful season, Win- ning 17 and dropping 41. Comprised of three sophomores and about six juniors, the group gained playing experience and skill which will make the job of filling vacancies on the varsity much easier next year. WGUD, Craft, NeWman!RamSTey Uiamnain, haul, Simmons, Akin. Third row' Carter i ' 1 6405 Coach A. V. Collins, cagers ended their season with 12 wins and two losses, losing to Dimmitt and Littlefield-a fine record for the Freshman boys. Coach Collins completed his first year at Plainview High as Freshman coach both in basketball and football. He is a graduate of North Texas State and has been coaching for the past five years. 47 .5 ,. 7 Q 2: 4. A fig I Zhang E is um , 'Tfiw ' Ea 5 f ff J 115 y EJ YOWYXCX, GXLSOYL Hilmar X X Radium xx EMS sf VUUEQ ...rw UN Bu rch. Grmdhhm, a Af x x Howell S February 12 February 15 -575ea4aw -Littlefield, Home -Levelland, Away February 18-Levelland, Home February 22, February 25 -Littlefield, Away March 1, 2-Lamesa Tournament March 4-Canyon, Home March 5-Kress, Away March 7-Nazareth, Home March 11-Canyon, Away March 15 , 16-Plainview Tournament March 19-Nazareth, Away March 21 -Levelland, Home March 25--Kress, Home March 30-District Meet MISS RUTH GRIFFIN-Coach ,ff . 23-Big Spring Tournament yi... , Y ti? 'S Completing a schedule of twelve matched games and four tournaments, the girls under the coaching of Miss Griffin hope to take district for the third consecutive year. Four seniors, five juniors, and one sophomore made up the Av squad this year. Of the group only four earned letters on the 'CAN team last year. 6 Q 1 fe 'wk ,N 'fm W.. i X .Wa 'iw' U , Y., A I M, 4, X , ,, ,gl 4, df-f'W 'fm .L :' 'WS' K f , 1 'gf ' fl? y -'rirwiik-f1L :, f ' .V ' Nz W , f- Wixiifxmz- y4MWg'w :H M' 'K ?fiii?:3 ' 11 , mgy2g4Qlg?f5ggi2s2,bi 1 - ..f, :Wm .f.- . fiiizfianifffifsgi f fy fsfiwg uw Q -f fm: Q t:F5R,v:Ig5 XE ,,'z'2',1kf7 ,,--f. 1 -'-,. ,,f'1,g ,J 1q,w5,.N, :x, ,- limb in wgffsiiivf :,.f.' . , ,-mg L,,:' . 'Q 1 A5 1- 2 f if 7fElS1f5ag E'-SFF -i , Q ' '1 721' Z 5 .....L,,,- ni-1 Lui'-4,-HA R, , .. 'gqgggiriaaggexigfgkzipzgggw Wax S -. 1521: 2 fiikmp ff? QM B w E Vs? A of , ' heqfi--' , 'fi kfaQvff3p2 A Q' , Malik? rw-ff-,mai 1--fy ff :af J: M314 Q, f-iff, -M, QM, Arfwvg-M . A.: -W in cfizi Q14 feqzgif' 'fy f mi. Q K 1w:??'H fm A- f, FL - ,,sef5iW143f2il ' '--' X. I D, :wiv 5 M .. , f,.,:,,,g ., Q ,Z g ,W Vi s ENV. fn l I 2 X all 3-.5135 A' f 5 5 1, L' -Q 5 , ,g ww- M fl um mf. WWSQ5 5: , 47'- I? M i g? ggi? 1' 593 L ,N . - .MQW wg Billie in action Jfmh WH! Sprker and Segljgp With only one girl returning to the 'LBW team this season, the squad was lacking in experienced players, but played hard in each game. The squad was made up of five freshmen, three sophomores and one junior. First row: Sikes, Sanders, Ellis, Merrill. Second row: Stokes, Nieholl, Peterson, McGuire, Mitchell. 600564 Meeting the sixth period, the Tennis class is limited, Primary purpose of the class is to prepare players for District Contest held in March or the first of April. All PHS stu- dents are eligible to try out for a place on the teams. Practice matches are scheduled for practice. On schedule this year were three tournaments - at Midland, March 1 and 2g Odessa, March 22 and 233 and the Ama- rillo Relays, April 6, in addition to practice matches with Lubbock, Amarillo, Lockney, and other nearby schools. C0006 WA YNE COLEMA N Firt row: Frye, Whitten, Brown, West, Frye, Bryant. Second row: Sweatt, Miller, Moore, Staggs, Bell Copeland, Stokes, Coleman. giffgfwfwf . X ' In lllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIISZQBNIIIIIIIN 1- lggsglllIlllllllllllli!i!llllllllN5-'53:9 ...galllllllllllllleleunwluni: -I -lllllllllllllllidltllllllll IIllllllllllll:::E!lllllllll , E BELL-J umm hI1KB0V5e Singles BOBBY JACK FK BILLIE COPELAND-Senior Girls' Singles x-Ea-32,5 . QS 'Ui ' Y. Mg- M QQ V A,,,. ' 1' i VV ' - ' Hh' -,- . ' ' V . . , . . . VV Q' T JOHNN5 51XVV'f'5H1UH1f'f i 'LKAL Uwublcs I V C ,i,,1 V V K . WVVQ ii 1 M , ' V V f K' Z2 . 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V . -A--, A 5, V ' V V ' .. sing V W 'QQQQQVW ig JUDY G0 , . ,YN ENJVmi.,f ' 3 V fg g i . 2 2 V, . VV, VM. 4., V 5. V. 1 :V V Q , W i ' . Mi ..V,,.,., ,..w,.,.,.,,,..,,.V , ,Z ,lY:an-r:-A .V...... li ,.xN,Z.i,iVf Jdfexif.--,, L V f ANDY STOKES-Sophomore BH Singles WHITTEN BARBARA Junior Girls' Doubles . - ' - - ' . Second row: F' 't ow: Pa'ne, Rhoderlck, Mulllngs. Benzon, Cufnmmgw Yaflllwugh. Laird Uh T 3 a Third row: White, t L 7 MG , Cardner, Carrlson. Stone, Hansard, Jacobs, Gould, Dalian rlonnegl Stgnvlllgqlgiey Smkegv Huntington, Holland, Thomas. Terrell, Wofford, Masten, McCown, ami ton, 3 'hack '7eam With seven returning lettermen, the PHS tracksters Q .ix hope for a very successful season-possibly even State contention. Approximately 15 hoys made up the team this season. ln addition to the numerous dual meets held with area schools, the squad is scheduled for seven major meets. DISTANCE MEN: Masten, Fore. Huntington, Haste-n, Gardner Coach White is in his second year as PHS Track coach. He lettered four years in track while in college, and in 1952 was the national low hurdles' champion. He was high point man in every meet entered in that year. FRESHMEN: Rhoderick, Mullings, Belycu. Cummings, Yar- hrough. .1 A 3 I LS W fi , XY ,lk N, 'J K -'X 0199 Q--'DT is fm 6 RELAY TEAM: Hamilton, lNlcCown, Masten, Ja- cobs, Wofford, Hansard, Conner. Mile Relay this year is stronger than ever. DISCUS: Done Stone, McCowr1. SHOT-PUT: Hamilton, Dalton. w -p vm Q HURDLES: Hansard, Conner, Gardner, Gould, Mc- Guire, Masten. V DASH MEN: McGuire, Hamilton, McCown, Gould, Stone, Stokes, Holland. y V A-,pn ink , A X f QA its -V 1-ft r. V-. otttt , ' - is2'211as.e-Zzgawawifi-:Qty-XL-' 15211-'2af,.h,,g .J Ya . t 41. 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'iff'E,'--,1l'rQ5,iQ'f,fn 1:t1',b'1i'gfU k V. , . 1, 3 f' f .f 9 ' .f ,K Pole VHU11-MIKE PAYNE fx , S - R llls l me W SCHEDULE 1957 S M-was sf H x - f- f March 9-Canyon Reef Relays, Snyder March 15-16-'ABC Rela s B1 S r1n 7 March 22-23-Udessa Relays, Odessa March 29-D1str1ct Meet, Canyon - April 6-Amarillo Relays 'gl Ae , - - 5 A 7 C. ,. 1.51 - Apr1l13-Reglonalllfleet, Odessa y Z 5 Q 5 Apr1l 20-Red Ralders Meetg Lubbock R ' ,g X , , , E 5 ... ,N N F Q an ., fl, , , ' . ,,,,x.,. , High Jump: GARDNER, TERRELL, PAYNE. JAY LAIRD-Pole Vault 1 new l b S ' 5 7 ' - iff' 4'Sylvia7s Sliders, captained by Sylvia Al- bright, snatched the Softball title, defeating Rose- 13 T W' fifty '-'i' 1 mary M1llCf,S L'Clooney's Ten Looneysf' 7-5 in 7 Q lr Mg ,- ,1 the final game. The tournament was played after il ,V .,.. at ' , t , 1 Q 'ii i'ye 1 I 5- , d Y rl S r SC 100 . IX l63lllS WSIS EHICYC . N: w v zlzw I :LL ,I p k. 1.035 A I . t,, r.,,,, -, mv Nix : . a ' . ' 5 Intramurals 1S a voluntary program planned A ' 511- -' ' A -'r- evrr- ' A H rrfr as f - . 4 : 5 'f ly V, I ' . 'lf , '.,, I7 . Fid za-si-are by the P.E. department to give the students more A , jf 'L i'i' 1 ' T . . . . -f' H c opportunity to participate in sports and to Dde- ,Vpp . . t +,- - f 1 K I-,ff TH Ia 7 fb i' 7'f'k' f'1fvfvf1a-tgigw:Er,s:f,: ,fr gr.. Vf '. ' 'ga-fer?-Q . velop their skills. Three tournaments are staged H J - - - - diff 5ff,f!ff7fifi?t-,gfzwv Q WW:'1'!.'-ii5lW'iWil75l2lA 'J Mt we ,wi r, W, icliffiifxffi for team sports and various individual sports fL,,e5M,:,? V W ' ' S life t . V, t,,- 5 ' OUIDCYS. Bw-f '-wa. ff ' 1 , se'a,r.fwf-iiaia af -:h't . , sa-i '.., f Q f' . rf MVS, WD Tw ,wf'., ,f wfggyg ' M r-', We . f K-.f, ,xx ef . ig-Nil-3 ef iw?-J I ,fi Rete to K T S vssrr r E,gQ5.fffj :Q f :j.4,f'f 9f reef, M1 . First row: Sylvia Albright. Second row: Barbara Ellis, Evelyn Burnett, Pat Thompson, Janet Benefield. Third row: Barbara Sannnann, Patsy Simmons, Joyce Burge, Linda McCluskey, Peggy Humphrey. fit -133 Fan 2 mezgeaa 2? By defeating Barbara Walkeris Wllall Girls in December, Pat Thompson's team became cham- pions of the double elimination intramural basketball tourney. Eleven teams from four classes of girls' P.E. were entered in this play. Approximately eighty-eight girls participated on the eleven teams. Class champions were de- clared first'and the double elimi- nation playoffs were held before school. .,--W s i I r'9- -wi ta W .7 L I ne 4, 4 - N f -:ii '-2 ' ' aa- ana WaZZeq54Z67 The Dun-Duns, captained by Marolyn Dunning, defeated Darlene Slaughterls team in the intramural single elimination playoff held by the PE. Department on the night of February 7, to become first place winners of the volleyball tournament. Class champions were first determined by playing a Round Robin tournament in class. Ten teams were entered in this sport, and approximately eighty girls participated. 5: aygf,g1f:a1'r-uw 1? i ' 'wt' Wifi' -VV-- et ' , ,. I ' Vt my i t fl., W, . I . . . giggjgfxngyfas ,z I '- E M-f-2.5 V , , r ,, ,sf - ifii? ' t s W2,.i'?,,,eg - -1 wa , V ., ' V 6. V H ,, , A at . . , A, ,L , V at K . G? ' , l . F . . if ' A 32 a A ':Vg1f?, g o wn: sk -' , e . V- ,, ' X - V.WV.t.p V A V V J VV . . V ,Kg iw., ..,, . ,, M ,,,tj ., 084 : ix, Jig A V. n l, Ji Y g ,,.. .. , 'A 'Me ,V ' ' - A V 'ii' 5 ati?-z:.:7g:?f'w - NN . ' ' 1 Va i zaiilifizlwiif' ,f -1' I ' if. . ' E . S V - s,:i2:V .' , g agynzf f-if VV K' ff W if . 4-- Vv vfilfw , ' - V r . V ' p i ' ' t' -ay, V QV ' 1 ' ,-fa rt '4'?:2 . ' 1- E K ?s?29ifrfVf'fv ,Z 5 ,2 V , L if 'ff l 5 ,,.. L i ,, f , V g ,Vi -Q g ref in - i n K f V V. ...Rf 3 3g53f5g?1i'm e 5- U - -Egaff 0, . ' - -,. ' ft z r fhzzfr ' : - Q 1 + f ' A-V Fifi -it s f wggsfcegf g ra,,ir V.V,x', t i . '1- 1 K ' ,. 14 -.i f f ifsfl r. V V b -7 L 2 4 5511 H 1' - if-,sz .. ,,. P' I' 'Ma I p ' 5-Q P H' - -1 f. - r. wh 1 zz -, - V , : K u X K ky ' ft-mi My -V-:jp VV AVAV W - - - , Q N- -.-9' f --f- lit - mea 7 f. 1 ,,wrml W'f--W 'ga :. a- Q 1Vf4f5fV: Ta, 2.35 W, iff-jTi'9i:1.gitY,,, f N -V tial Q w s KQV iiar:lQJ5ii3i4Ju..:igelfl2fi53'5i'llZ5'siT1?Lw K irst row: Sendejas, Garcia. Dunning. Second row: Burge, Nixon, Holland, Benefield. Q ff, wa-mmmed fm 0550144 Q , ' 74'L066Q4046f Zen . . , U Y A AY ' 4 Q gQ1Q 'L 3 Zag ?aot54ZZ '7 7cJde 742m Kg fed Dag! Flag football was the first team sport on the boys' intramural agenda this year. Fifth period P.E. class-known as the Red Dogsw-took this tournament. The team was under the captainship of Charles Bur- fielcl. Class champions were determined during classes, and finally a playoff he- tween. the class champions singled out the 'Tied Dogsf' Masten, Turner, Perkins, Herrington, Burfield, Conner, Loter, Collins, Dixon. 'S lx. 3 -5 ' 1 g lg ff W? XX' l l w 52 . - - - ' - 1 : L t . First row: Dixon, Reising, WYGHVEI, Elhff, Pnrkmw 0 er ff , If W , 7 Participation and interest ran high in the basket- ball intraniurals. Approximately 150 boys entered the tournament play from which Jerry DiXon's 'wfipstersl' emerged the winner. Playoffs were held in a night tournament. Q l M 05 ZMQH ca Set-ups, captained by Gerald Hollis and Phillip Loter, came out victorious in the Volleyball lntramural playoffs this year. Participants in the tournament, staged Thursday night, February 7, were champion teams of the P.E. classes. The Hset- upsf' fourth period team, defeated other teams to advance to Class Championship and' finally to tournament winners. F'rQr row' Mendoza. Second row: Webber, Lorer, Hollis, Bateman' Whllllll - . Q-un--v. -nz -an-in are-f an ma-.un 1 Wztfaamazaf Snape 0 'HQ Q , , , Q N, A eamfwe sagfwe ' 7, Wi 75 if 4-Q QQ- f ewxo QQ? SOS SPS-CD '-ff' 7 W2 ty jf AXA J 7 paid .M Gay-QS' zfzvem -1fm mg,4 ',-4 NEVA Jo w1LB0URN PBM iness Manage' Identifying thousands of pictures, drawing lay- outs, doing write-ups, typing and checking copy, photographing various groups, and selling annuals and ads, annual staff members work from the first of September through February to meet deadlines for each year's book. Using pictures and words, the group attempts to record the year's activities for future memories. Haunting downtown business firms to sell advertising space, the Plain View staff- ers learn what hard work is-Staff members re- linquish their study halls to work on the yearbook. Only when the Plain Views are delivered into the hands of the students is the Work completed. IVA NOWELL-Co-editor E iii L YN HAA 552101111 y Editor N napslzgg Editor an IRIS NOWELL Senior Editor DAVID .IULIAN Sports Editor VIRGINIA QARRHCO-EMO' I I s s MISS BETTY BUFOHD-Sponsor PAMELA POOLE-Junior Editor CHARLES BRUCE75O111l0H10f6 Editor QHQAN CROS5,aFreShman Editors RUTH RIVERS , f 5 Co-Editors ,,,,,,,,,,A,A, ,,,, Business Manager Feature Editor ,... Sports Editor Photographer Exchange Editor Reporters i,,,..,,,,,, Staff Arrisz ,,,,,,7, Advisor ,,,,,,,,,,, RN BURCH-C0-editor J w MYRNA MORRISON-Gofeditor ,MA RYKSD 'Me F9644 BURCH MYRNA MORRISON NOWELL NEVA JO WILBOURNE TULL NOWELL ,.,,,,.,,,MARY K. DUVALL ,,,,,,WVIRGINIA CARR BETTY HENRY H. T. BARNES EDD GARNETT 7,,,,.,.MISS BETTY BUFORD 2 3 9 O, F32 1 ilk T o 1 WSMAK Devoting many hours, and much ef- fort, members of the Plainsman Staff are responsible for seeking out the im- portant activities and the latest gossip to fill the Plainsman, published bi- monthly. ln the publication of the school paper, staff members sell ads, plan lay- outs, ferret out information, take inter- views, and write stories, heads and col- umns. They also sell papers and collect money to help finance the paper. in?-OU BN? IR VV 8118191 QGYLZWI A70 an ageljy L O W 91 A 3 ga. N vixxeiwb' CA H. T. BARNES, BETTY HENRY ' First ww: aa, Dew' Brow gan Bam- Second rowi COpeAkeson, 'Filson' Vrden, Nexe, Baie Third row: glllidholl Pierce,BaYley' X Fourth row. Wakbmlgfmms ' Boasting fifty members this year, National Honor Societyis membership is based upon character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Qualifications of members re quire a year's attendance in PHS, junior or senior standing, a scholastic average above ninety for the previous year, high moral character, and service to the school as well as leadership ability. Highlight of the club's activities is an annual spring banquet. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I 3 ? 5 S Z Qi Vs L'-7 President ..,..i,.,,,,. Vice President .....,,, Secretary ,,,,.,i.,,,,,, Treasurer ..,..... Parliamentarian Sponsor ..,.,, ..., OFFICERS ,.,.,,,,,,,BOBBY JACK FRYE ,--,.,o,,.,-W,DORIS SCOTT STONE ELLIF F .,,.-,,JIM BOB NICHOLL NILS AKESON First row Sr k i Baxter, V Sell' eg Covey, Caudjlmleft Binvhan all Coxsichllfdey-, Simon, Es Snelling-,G Wei, COICl0Il, Cal add1Ck,Mise, Curry' Bmwn, Rst, MC-Swain, jtyfent Rawdon, B aU0l,Crah lfshmg, CI alone, Ha '1 urfleldi W If am, Lmderman, ?iZ?X'5f?,- Bi11jngg7g,f,01R4.Cox, Minfgiu-H-Second ,OW iliams, jones, G lfes. Fourth r Tihird wwf r o - eene' W' Nafgler, mam WMM S Made up of second semester freshmen and sophomores, Junior National Honor So- ciety is an honorary group to commend scholarship and good character. Members must make and maintain an average of 85 or above in all subjects and be recommended for membership in the society. The club is the junior organization to the Honor So- ciety, and its standards and requirements are parallel. Preszdent ..e.,.,.,,..,, Vice President Secretary ...,......... Reporter .,...,,... Treasurer t,,e .,,. OFFICERS First Semester --,.,,,.BETTY MEINECKE -,.t,,-,wNELOUISE DAY ,-.---,,t,,PAT MCGUIRE ---..-.,,PHIL GRACE JONES Second Semester JEANETTE BROWN ,,M,,,e,ff1fiQ,BETTY BULLARD -M,-,,s,-,--,,cLENDA HAMILTON RICHARDS -----,-,.LARRY CARROLL ev DAMN---, . - ll LUN ' Lgiusrwvf :'r - k Fust rovLgSTibderkSen, Caigrshisveaksg Hail, Memec 1 I0 1 . d W1 - ?'1ffw1e,gigQQgeffEwel'it,Honey- 1 Samba 716-716- Senior Tri-Hi-Y is an organization of junior and senior girls. Its purpose 1S to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. This group is under the sponsorship of Mrs Wanda Weaks Y OFFICERS President ---- ..... ....................... P EGGY HUMPHREY Vice President ,,,---,,,--,.,--,,-, PATSY BAYLEY Secretary ..,.... ...,..... S ELIECE CARTWRIGHT Treasurer .........,.. BARBARA HACKLER SPOVISOF -- -- ......... MRS. BILL WEAKS ff , in 4 .,Qsg,.,: 1 '., F, - .x , , I-1 - ,Q .. . . Q 1- My -f ,vw L. . A V . First Nefnhlfowf Mill Thffd OTS, Neff Wolf W Sewell wwf Nez' Moofef A eil' fone i CurfY,,WIiS'fIKr1fjiH,MQEes, ii5f,Ii,SfnSE13orii1,2ZrdfiX1i, Duffy C , 1Xon,C ne. Fon ni Terlfy aften, A alllpbell OX, Thurmagthjow: Mg-Scopelandnlgefson, buwdggonerl S ' Ccvwn Harris , -00D6r Milam, W ecolld ,- , allow. 1 N1c110U,fF01Uer, Feribb, Burfigg: Bower fe, Blair, cmdyf limwnf S, Lusk' aylor r Mme, Seyed 714- 715- Z An organization for the freshman and sophomore girls, Soph Tri-Hi-Y stands for clean speech, sportsmanship, scholarship, and clean living. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Harris, the girls gain experience in parliamentary procedure, leadership, and group cooperation. OFFICERS President ,-,,.,,,.,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, M A RY JANE GORDON Vice President ...... ....,.4.....----., .l ANET DUFFY Secretary ......,....,. ....... ................ P A TSY JONES Treasurer ----, .,,,r,,,,-,, ,, ..,....,. .....,. K E ILA WEST Sponsor ,,,M- h ,s,,,,,,A ,,,,.., M RS. HARRIS Y sv First row: Whitaker, Ellerd, Meinecke, Neil, Atkins, Moore, Sammann, Stewart. Second row: McGuire, McCluskey, Vestal, Bayley, Waddell, McWilliams, Brown, Swanner, Sewell, Perry, McElroy, Brown. Third row: Shannon, Gardner, Houston, Schlecte, Todd, Melton, Mallow, Elsworth, Copeland, Lusk, Miller, Ellis. Fourth row: Hickman, Mullings, Hoggard, Lees, Green, Moore, Morrison, Cayce, Hollingsworth, McWilliams, Jones, Virden. Starting the '57 school year off right, the O. ,l. Laas Memorial Chapter of Future Teachers signed up 160 members into the club. Purpose of the club is to provide future teachers with information on requirements and opportunities in various fields of edu- cation. The group hosted the District IV Convention, and Betty Sue Meinecke was elected district president for the coming year. Neva ,lo Wilbourne served as State parliamentarian this year. OFFICERS President ,,.............. NEVA JO WILBOURNE SGCTSZFKIJ' ....... ...............,.,... F ERN VESTAL Vice President .,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,........ FAY ELLIFF Treasurer ...... .............. P EARLINE VESTAL First row: Sparkman, Ferguson, Thurman, Burfield, Wilbourne, Duffey, Cooper, West. Second row: Claycomb, Anderson, Campbell, Alexander, Watson, Hunt, Ford, Nelson, Bryant. Third row: Hanna, Hubbard, Bryant, Curry, Terry, Grady, Miller, Nicholl, Hail. Fourth row: Rushing, Purcell, Anderson, Dalton, Nicholl, Warren, Gardner, Conner, Cox. if Wit 111 KW Q is f, o. mmm CHILDRESS Nfl Hqmkg Buhbling over with zest and school spirit, these six little misses lead the lively yells at pep rallies, football games. liasketliall contests and work continuously to keep the Bulldog spirit at a high level. Apart from the actual cheerleading, the girls decorate the goal posts for each home game and for parties after the game, and form a cordial welcoming committee for visitors to PHS. R-J AS! ,' if -N ...w , N R 5 LLEY fi ,, ., ,MV U 5 Q x l N 5 x. ,N , BRENDA KATE SWANNER ft Q W GIVE , G, -1 t -ff Z ,,.,-,sf X I V -, , Nm.. abs NT I . Il, .. 1 ' j If . fx 4 A ,, - f A C rf i I I 4 5 . I 4 I. V J L 1 1' Q 'fy I if ' O First row: McElroy, Cross, boruon, uuuey, Uayrw, sail-iiareSS Neal. Third row: terry, Jonnson McWilliams Calhoulq' Goodwin? Burheldl SPYVanll?ourth row:,BumDus, LaFont, Hooper, Richards . att r S . jones, McDan1els, Pierce, Hudgins, Swe , Y 1 R mse , Garrlson. Rogers, Armstrong, Nicholl, Stokes, Copeland, Vesta , a Y Exemplifying democracy in action, the Student Council seeks through worth- while projects to encourage participation in all school activities, and to further cooper- ation between students and faculty for the betterment of Plainview High. Representa- tives are elected from each advisory, and the President and Vice president are selected by popular vote of the Whole student body, and other officers are elected by the council. The group plan and execute projects for the general benefit of PHS students. Activities this year included sponsoring chartered buses to football and basketball games, Friendship Week, movies, a good sportsmanship campaign, and others. OFFICERS Preswfent ........... ..................,... B OBBY JACK FRYE Vice President ...... .,,.,..-,,, R ONNIE BUMPUS Secretary .................. ...u.,.uu P EGGY BRASELTON Treasurer ..... - ........ .................. B ILL LAFONT Sponsor .... ......... M RS. O. J. LAAS 6TuDEN'T COUNCIL gi K e Elrst row, left to right: Coyey, Henry, Chesgzar, Wolfe, Gordon, 0,NeaL W. , , 1 1 . S - W?:gIg3g'neEW1lIgJ3i1fIl6s lllglcswain, Andrews, Childress, Tull, Cooper, Meineckggllfiillldln row: M y ' ent, ierce, Brown, Self, Zimmerman, Newman Mise Mah , I -F row. rs. Joachim, Hanna, Jameson, Bateman, Gilbet L F , , ame s. ourth row: If a Om, Bateman, Eatmon, Perryman. Y WwSm Wishing to obtain a better knowledge and appreciation of the classical language of Latin, members of the club meet and exchange ideas and information concerning cul- tural Latin and practical everyday uses for it. Made up of present or former students of Latin, the group presents skits and stories which portray old Roman laws and customs or some phase of Roman life. The club is not all work and no play, for parties, caroling, and an annual hanquet add variety to the schedule. OFFICERS President ---- ........ .,........,..,,,.,..,.,....,.,,., B ILL LAFONT Vice President ....... - ............,., JERRY BATEMAN Secretary .............. ............ C AROLYN COOPER Treasurer .,.... .,,,,.....-.,,,.,,.. J OHNNY SKAGGS Sponsor ...... ........ M RS. LOUISE JOACHIM OFFICERS President ..............,................,...,...... DON RIVERA Vice President ...,. ,............,,..,.,.,,, E LROY NEIE Secretary ....,...... .e..,..., B ARBARA HACKLER Treasurer .... ,.....,, D ELORES HANNA .foe nl Sponsor ....,.. ....... M RS. CECIL WITT ' Morrison, Iuwmf. x '?' ' fa jones DUYU- Um' Sendejasr G cia Hicks Garcl , i P. kerton' First IOWZ Mrshwml liuvecig, Clark, Malone' Jones, ar hkin lianadY, Sherman' ul 1 Phillips, am hl t , Hanna, . f , McGuire. i5iinlH3lf3ndta?i23shfMilitia 535533 5:5 BM Fourt row: 1 The Spanish Club gives los estudiantesw ,an excellent opportunity to become better acquainted with the music, art, and literature of the Spanish speaking countries. A chapter of the Pan-American Student Forum of Texas, the club attends the West Texas Fiesta held during Pan-American Week. Membership is open to all students who have studied Spanish. wfsfr alone I I I First row: Minyen, Yowell, McGuire, Reese, Slaughter, Reader, Blankenship, Kanady, Holley, Stewart. Second row: Burd, Whilhite, Westbrook, Edmonson, Jacobs, Atkins, Banks, Green, Boedecker, Horan, Horan. Third row: Robbs, Caskey, Hammer, Nafzger, Warren, Stevens, Linder- man, McGrew, Cde Baca, Dorris, Walker, Fourth,row: White, Fore, Harmel, Yates, McLaren, Haston, Walker, Saul, White, Marshall, Graham, Wolfington, Freeze, Melton, Looney. OFFICERS President ,-,-,......v..r,,v,.,,.,..,, GENE WHITE Vice President ..,......... TRUMAN REESE Secretary .,,......,,. FRANKIE C DE BACA Reporter ...... ......, C LIFFORD CASKEY Open to active, associate, and honor- ary members, the Future Farmers of PHS hold monthly meetings throughout the year. Proceedings of the club are carried out according to the National F.F.A. Manual. The club is made up of boys enrolled in Vocational Ag and those who are former Ag boys. Members of the club participate in numerous contests, and compete at various stock and dairy shows. First year boys are known as Green- hands. After completing their first year and successfully meeting requirements, these boys become chapter farmers. I r I I I I First row, left to right: Barnett, Harmel, Henry, Nowcll, liuhrkuhl. Saul, Fore, Nlontez, Pillow. Second row: Alcorn, Duncan, Daws, Horne, Scott, James, Walker, Roberts. Scott. Ut-ll. OFFICERS reasmf tttA-,,,,t- GARLAND WoLF1NcToN Cagkey, stevens, White, C de BaCa1W01fingt0n'ReeSe' entinel ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,-,,,,, T OMMY STEVENS ponsors ,,,,,, ,,...,,, It llfl. GENE BARNETT MR. TOM DUFFEY Those who are interested complete other projects, notebooks, and after meeting the national standard, attain the State Farmers, degree and finally the highest rank of Future Farmers - the American farmer. Plainview Chapter has State farmers this year. FUTURE Q ww B CLIFFORD CASKEY - FU- TURE HOMEMAKER'S BEAU was elected by the members of the three chapters of F.H.A. by popular vote. He was presented at the Annual F.H.A. Sweetheart Banquet. February l4-. IIARDULA MCWILLIAMS was named SWEETHEART OF THE FUTURE FARMERS. Ag boys in the Plainview chapter elected her to represent F.F.A. in various contests through the year as their sweetheart. 1l ' Presirlent ,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,A,,,,,,, . VIRGINIA CARR Vice President .. ,,,,,,, ,WANDA FOWLER Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,, l. OIS SHANNON Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,. ,,,,, ll I ARY K. DUVALL Parliarnentarilln ,,,.,, ,,,..,. P ATTY EASTUP Sponsor ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, K IRS. DALE CARTER President ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, A NN SINCLAIR Vice President ,,,,.. , ,,,,,,, BETTY GOODYVIN Seeretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. .WDARLENE WATKINS Song Leader .,,., , ,,,,,,,,,,, PEGGY HENRY Parlianlentarian ,,,,,,,, BARBARA WALKER Sponsor ,,,,,,,, MISS DORIS COSTON President ,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,..,,., ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, E E R N BURGH Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,, CHARLENE CALLOWAY Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . , ,,,. PAULANA KALANA Reporter ,,,,,,,,,.A,,,,,,,,,,,,, BETTY SUE MEINECKE Parliamentarian ,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, GINGER FLOVIN Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,, MISS MARTHA BLANKENSHIP First row: Shannon. Fowler, Easlup, Mallow. Second row: Fox. Carr. Mrs. Carter. , My 1 ...htm-vsvvx2f5.i.S.-,J , .X V 2 Tl., xj- X 4-ax IS ?.7f.,4. Flrsl row. left to right: Flo vin. lluvall. Secnml row: Gal luwuy. Miss lilankenship llurvh. Hamilton. Nleinecke. Taylor. Sparkman. Elam. Beasley, Clover. ' Q - sn1 3 : 4- jp H- ,fi x NEWYN qi Q O 'ZX I '07 S' 9 S E, ml 120 U- VY at Og, '1 'L 0 0 ii? First row: Cox, Ellerd, HenrYf Neil, Miss Coston' Watkins' . ..1- .- Qlzirl0Ck .A .n,wL versa Sinclair l off-i' Helping each girl learn more about family living is the goal of the F.H.A. The Future Homemakers are busily preparing for their fu- ture careers in the home by studying and under- taking various projects in club work. There are three chapters of Future Home- makers in PHS. All girls who have had or are taking Home Ec are eligible for membership in the organization. The club in cooperation with the Future Farmers operate the concession stand at all football games. An annual Sweetheart Banquet is held each year in February. There are approximately 200 members in the three chapters. mls' Saurg 4 h NR!! ... ,, 'ivjn N52 fairest: 'R 'flu -U . B' ' sylll Z Y ,iii-7 Z 4' . ol k , Ch'1d , Jones. beconu ww: First row: McC1uskeY, Q0tl1den, gags JXlEipg1HtTcigz3lieEug2vEE3. Thlirieiiw: Daffem, Stewart, 1 B k Daws Vir en 111' , Egglioecie, Sigh, Howler, Armstrong, Masten, Fore, Mrs. Cate. H Future Busi ess Leaders is composed of students who take commercial courses and bers a tter understanding and increased knowledge of business careers. ln addition X to the serio nature of the organization, the group plans various social activities, in- cluding an a n l banquet. E is who esire to b oaden their knowledge of the business world. Club activities give mem- OFFICERS ' X ,sident ,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,.,, ,,,,,,.,,,..,,,. - .,.,,,, s YLVIA ALBRIGHT ' V1 President ,,,,,,, .,,...........,......,. B ILL VHOOPER . xg e etary ,,,,,,.,,,., t,,....... B ARBARA HACKLER XR Repo ter ,,,,, ,,,,.,r, P RGGY HUMPHREY , SN spam, ,,.,,,, .,.....,,,. M RS. IRIS GATE O 'tw X Y- l mes, Greenef MIS' Hoi e . Gregg' a White, ham, Browndl Gran' . . C1055 Leit 10 ugh: i lahwzq Checking books in and out, aiding students in finding reference books, mending and cataloging books are a few of the duties of library club members. These students devote their study periods to assisting in the library. The club is a member of the Teen-Age Library Association of Texas. Lorene Gran- tham is the district historian. OFFICERS President .,,,.t,,,,, .......lll,...,....l.............. C LETA CROSS Vice President ,,.,., ..,.,.,,e,,.,i,,,i.,-,,, J OY GREGG Secretary-Treasurer t.,............ JEANELL GREENE Sponsor ................ ......,.. M ISS GLADYS HOLLEY n n - New i Cross' Bur e' Nelghbvrs Fir t I Dalia row- Wilbour man, Stevens ch, Wood , Cosden , Stevens HS, Mendoza B' Ffye, R- , , 1 ,1VSr, arrell, Martin Enlfenshm, lffe1ji,0hnS011, Elliot , raham, , Rae- Third,rSparkman Se d OW7 Blacklerb con IOW. yr H0113nd- S Every other Thursday morning, the Safety Council meets to consider ways of im- proving traffic of high school students as well as other safety measures. The group Works with the Citizens Traffic Commission to aid in more safety through the cooper- ation of high school students. The Council is made up of representatives from each advisory in PHS. OFFICERS President ......,..... .......,....... - ...... B OBBY JACK FRYE Vice President ....... ............ T OMMIE STEVENS Secretary ....,.., ........,.,....... N EVA JO WILBOURNE Sponsor .,.... ..,..... M R. HAROLD WEATHERRED E I S' '5 ...-0, Jerry Hudgjns Jim Kelly Marvin Lane - V Marvin Matthews Gene Merrimar J. C. Penney Sr CO, Kelly Refrigeration Bryang Food Matthews Trim Shop Whites No. 4 S: Electric 1 0 0 g Emmett Rogers Bobby Mason J. W. H3lIllJj', Hail Shoe Store Imp. Dist. ' T f R'gl W- W W sigh Ah 062: 1 OFFICERS e t 0 President ................,....,.,.,...,,...,....,.Y.. TERRY RIGLER Vice President .,,..,, .- ...,,,, JERRY HUDGINS Secretary ............ ......... B ETTY BROWN Reporter ......,... ..,...,, P ATTY EASTUP lt, Treasurer ...,. ...i...,...,, J UNE TRUITT . A sponsor ,tt.t .t...,.,..t,tt. t............. s A M s, COWAN WY da Roberts Alvin Settle Elva June Truitt Tommy Walker .lene Westfall W Woolworth Co. L. R. Bain Ex Co. Bentle-y's Ladies' Wiear F- W- W00lW0fth CO- Wlfm MONT C0- Furniture 4. 4-A 2 3 6 2 Eudell Baucum Betty Brown Herb Chaney Kenneth Eden Barbara FOX White s No 3 Prescription Shop Home Specialty Shop Griggs Fumiture C0 F W Woolworth Co I 0 O Jerry Wayne Aust1n Clayton Edwards Cope and Donnell s Kllrlbell Grocery Co Distributive Education is an out- growth of modern educational pro- grams. Combining vocational train- ing with academic study through the cooperation of business firms, the school offers students an op- portunity to receive training under actual working conditions while obtaining high school education. Apphcants must be Juniors or seniors, who are interested and can benefit from the program of attending classes in the morning and working downtown in the afternoon This program fosters a friendly relationship between student employees and his em Joe Edd Garnett Sara Hampton Joe Don Hancock Eddie Henegar Billy Herrington Sears Roebuck Arch Keys Herald Publishing Co. North Side Grocery White Furniture Co ll fm-om Band-ettes is an organization composed of band girls. Its purpose is to provide social activities for the girls. in band and to aid in furthering all activities sponsored by the Band. Highlight of the club's activities was a slumber party held at the Country Club. OFFICERS fx President ..,........ ...,................,..,...... P ATSY BAYLEY If J Vice President .,... ...,...........,i... .l ANET BURGE r - X Secretary ,,,.,Ai,,,, ,....,....., P EARLENE VESTAL f Treasurer ,,A,,.. ,.,...., B ETTY SUE MEINECKE . I Sponsor ,,,,.,, .................. M RS. JOE GREEN ., 1' Second Tow: Raiagrsi C . G , Bayley, C-OVCYZ 1 O'Neal, Y ' CdeBaca, HOUSWH'-HuH,Elllei?dl7 Legsinclark' Martm. rllfiiiigeiolgerguson' iiifloiirai First row! Grady' Hem-y, Hen1'Y,Ham1h0:11iiell. Fdurth Towi Schheifwiix Watson, Brown' es Moline, Mefnercke'n:nnhnm. Faucettg wif, Fifth row: Brink, T ' 9 Ju N fy A 3 my gan - R0 Bartow- Etutowz Cox, nes, Thu er 0 gawk m5 X Ramsey Ygitou Q52 en Wxtha ' 109, . b 1 h 'Nw in 5i,?3th,Gg:ett: CgK:SLZn1DeXas B , f asm Ygvibiugia X331 Ong, N615 -Leyentllx waitin, Ar Wa1f8 1 Brother organization to Band-ettes, Crescendo Club is made up of Band boys. In addition to its social activities, the boys further the interests of PHS Band by various ways. OFFICERS President ...................,....r,,,v,,,,.,,..,,,,,,..,,,, DON HUFFINE Vice President .....,.,,,. -- ..ooo.,o... , ,i.,. ELROY NEIE Secretary-Treasurer ....... ........ T OMMY TERRELL 551' f' 'ii , - MU' iii I LK' a YQW e Sewn bbmsv . X , 3 - .l . . Cam camfmi' cave 3' Y i .H QQ. , k XA 1 XXKX G Ellifi, Miss . S . , Perryman, Hanna, U l I F W Julian Greene Mitchell,v.laH1Yies, HlalrggtogxX:Jal:1?erw?IIgWiuiami3 DsEtTflkvPag3geBgH?g 'trot r ' 'iams, 1 ..' ',,a0, f ' Cili-SESS' Second row: Meiioni Billiiiiiozal Keels, Dunn, Wlgmton' gguihfigexrode, Moore, DCMSHV ton. Third row. McW1l lfirfgrrth row: Churchsyell, Harington, S Comms' Jlihan, Swflazieael Watson, DuncaI1,A51aUc0'Jac Son' Thurman, ames0I1, ' you Rounding the school with musical entertainment, the A Cappella also presents various programs to service clubs and other civic organizations. One of the main objectives is to cultivate in its members an appreciation of good choral music and to share it with others. The group enters the Regional lnterscholastic Music Contest annually. Six members of A Cappella were named to the All-State Choir this year, and attended the Texas Music Educators Meet in Dallas in February. OFFICERS President .eee.ee..... ,.e........,..,e,...,.eee. T IMMY REXRODE Vice President ,,,,, ,,wwV,,,,,,,,,,wv,,,,A,A. D AVID JULIAN Secretary .....,.e..e. ,,..e.v B RENDA KATE SWANNER Treasurer ,,.,..r,..,,r-,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, D OVIE JULIAN Student Director W, ,,,,,,,, --,----,--- E L ROY NEIE Accompanists ,,...... r,,,c,,,,,,,,,,,,, F AY ELLIFF I K MAUREDA HANNA if -- Q V5 Q 4 ' 'NN 'fi 9 . 2 boupcu ' 'f 101, UA:-J . -, -.U--I , Samaisrtsst Rushgniaitnsizzzaw U -f - a Webb, HutTpIlIeiliaceY, Goodwin, B0 1 PerrYvR0I we ' A second competitive and traveling organization in the choral department, Girls' Choir, has approximately forty voices. The girls participate in Interscholastic League and make various appearances during the year. All classes are eligible for Girls' Choir if they meet the standards maintained by the organization. OFFICERS President ..,...,.,.,,-,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,--,,--,,i,,, I ANE WHIT Vice President ,,,,,7, .,..,., S HARON ROTHWELL Secretary-Treasurer .. .......,.,,,,,,,,,... PAT SMITH Chairman of Robes a,i......,a,.,,,.,a,,,a,,a,, BETTY GOODWIN Student Director .,,,,,,,,,,,.,........,,.,.e,,,,.,,. LINDA CAUDLE Accompanists .... BARBARA TIPTON, LINDA CAUDLE Director e,aa,eaaee,aa,aa,ee,aa,a..,r,... MISS MARJORIE GRIGGS l,c Flute Patsy Bayley Pearlene Vestal Glenda Hamilton Peggy Schlecte .lean Snelling JPat O,Neal Oboe Dickie Green Theresa Covey Clarinet Wayne Catlin Linda Lees Betty Meinecke Mary Prutzman Jack Williams Janet Burge Waunice Martin Audra Watson Dorothy Curry Dickie Warren Yondell Bingham Lecia Malone Carol Ann Grady Lyndell Chaddick Jimmy Cox Judy Terry Carolyn Moore Sylvia Ferguson Gloria Ayers Tommy Moon E Flat Clarinet Barbara Faucett Alto Clarinet Danta Schlecte .X Linda Yancey 1, Carol Alexander Carolyn Foreman Bass Clarinet J annivee Lawrence J 0 Ann Henry Lua Bea Waddell Mabel C. de Baca Contra Bass Clarinet Virginia Varnell James Hardin Alto Saxophone Glenda Akin Carol Clark Claudia Houston Billy Woods Tenor Saxophone Larry Carroll Jerrell Young Baritone Saxophone Billy Masten Larry Akin Bassoons Penny Ragland Paula Zimmerman 79 '31 Cornet Inman Hardin Don Huffine .James Cain Erle White .lerry Delashaw Kirk Smith .leanne Ellerd Kay Huff Peggy Henry Gene Bob Cribbs Timmy Williams Johnny Zimmerm Bruce Perry .lohn Patterson Wilson Neil Lanny Webb Nancie Brink Kenneth King 311 ahnalgaad Horns Betty Brown Johnny Robbins Max Ramsey Wayne Holland Jeanette Brown Edwin Pierce Benny Hood Charles Edmiston Baritone El Roy Neie Mike Armstrong Paul Gilbert Jimmy Masten Ovis Vestal Trombone Clifton Martin Jon Schroeder Cynthia Hicks Mike Burrows Burl Moon Dale Zeleny Bass Q Tommy Terrell Rex Eatmon Freddy Jamison Drum J eaninne Meinecke J oalyn Sims Bill Elliott Don Allen Kenneth Eden Terry Bigler Barney Jones Clayton Edwards With the coming of September, the Plain- view High Band swings into action prepar- ing for the pep rallies, and football games and sets a lively tempo to start spirits soaring. Half-time entertainment at the football games is always tops. They follow the squad on out of town trips to support the Bulldogs, After football season, while lending their support to the cagers, they start to work to whip the band into a top flight concert band. Winning twenty-one consecutive sweepstakes is evidence of their superiority in the musical field. MW T x x and twirlers lead the band on every occasion - parade, pep rallies, or half-time show at the sports con- tests. Executing their routines and marching drills, they add a sparkle needed to imake every performance asuccess. 2 -i Always out front, the drum major liil i IZ, ei i f gil, JEANNE ELLERD SON CLIFTON MARTIN-Drum Major X x 'J Tilson McWilliams Osbum' Hanna, Baili-1Yf tm. Dfavef' Hackm- f to right: G0Y1'f'gCiJtiiii3ii?xi'1p0iT'i' Swanyeri Thurm Le 1 R H1 a 1, , I Mrs. ,Hubb ard, us ir JC, I ' w -. 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DUTCH'S GEORGE KEYS GREENHOUSES II07 NOFII1 Broadway phones: CAPHOI 4-2507 Aiken, Texas Nigl-nfs: CApi+oI 4-2466 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS CompIimenI's of THE LONQ- BELL LUMBER COMPANY 30I Eas+ FiHh S+. Phone CA. 4-5657 fd' -Mme!! gl ,Q nears wana , 0 CongraIuIa'rions, Seniors '57 Your Friendly Deparfmeni' SI'ore 6I5 Broadway Phone CA. 4-5272 WATER CONDITIONING 708 Quincy S+. PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Congralulalions +o To +he Class of I957 Bes+ Wishes 'rhe Seniors of '57 From BENTLEY'S BLAIR Plainview's Leading JUNIOR AND MISSES LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR STORE Phone CA. 4-430I 720 Broadway 633 Broadway PLAINVIEW, TEXAS W. T. CAIN Moron COMPANY Beg. Wishes Phone CA. 4-27lI From Used Cal' LO'l' 4-2270 G. IOO4 N. Broadway PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Bes'I' Wishes +o +he Class of '57 CORRAL DRIVE INN Always a Good Place +o Ea+ 7II Sou+h Columbia Phone CA. 4-2846 Congra+uIaI'ions Io Ihe Class of '57 MARTIN MOTOR CO. CompIe'Ie Body Shop IOOI Ash S'I'. Phone CA.4-2707 PLAINVIEW. TEXAS CompIimen'rs of EDMISTON SERVICE STATION 2OI Wes'I' 7'rh Phone CA. 4-5356 PLAINVIEW. TEXAS CongraI'uIa+ions From UMP AII Types Pumping Equipmenf CompIe're Irrigafion PIan+s PEERLESS PUMP DIVISION FOOD MACHINERY AND CHEMICAL CORP. 22II Nor+I1 Columbia Plainview Congrafulalions and Besl' Wishes REUEL NASH CHEVROLET. INC. 6+h and Aus+in S+ree'rs PLAINVIEW, TEXAS ARCH KEYS FLOWERS McGRATH'S ODS NNE FO 2000 Wesf Frffh Sfreef E :..Ql'-1 , ummm CA. 4-2774 I THOMPSON FRUIT STAND Sells 'For Less Fresh Fruirs and Vegefables 608 Broadway PHONE CA. 4-6829 Phone CA. 4-4753 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS STAND PHONE CA. 3-9I89 I05 Wesl' 5+h Plainview, Texas ..f.zwx::i. J. H. Powell E. M. Anderson Garden and Field Seed 500 Ash S+. Soulh of Cour+house PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PHONE CA. 4-2l23 Plainview, Texas Com pIimen1's of 'EEQEI 'ifzs P LIDER GIN CORPORATION --1,. siege Gmnmg and Seed Delimling 4 Miles Easi' of Plainview Phone CA 4-2986 P. O. Box I609 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP GALE cLoTl-HER, Reg. Phar. 5+0fe HOUPS IOI Eas'l' 7'I'I1, Half Block Eas'l' Skaggs Bldg. 9300 A-IVI- 7.00 P.IvI PHONE 4-7474 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Phorie CA 4-7474 Nrgh+ or Day We S'rrive +o Meri? Your Pafronage by Sincere AccommocIa'ring Service Congraru a+ions From GREEN PUMPS GREEN MACHINERY CO., INC. Manufacfurers of TURBINE PUMPS AND PATENTED SHUTTER WELL CASING Phone CA 46367 I2OI E. 5+h Sfreei LEMONS' FUNERAL HCDME 206 Wes PLAINVIEW. TEXAS 1' 8'rh Phone CA. 4-5566 For a BeH'er Posi+ion LIPPERT BUSINESS COLLEGE SI'enograph Machine 204 WeS+ SHI RoY J. LIPPERT, Presideni' Phone CA- 4'2'58 7I8V2 Broadway Phone CA. 4-5304 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Box 655 SAY IT WITH OURS VEIGEL BLDG. PLAINVIEW, TEXAS BLASINGAM'E'S Z GriII ancI Dining Room 'IN soon Foon LOCKER Phone CA. 4-2935 8: MARKET 708 Broadway AIR CONDITIONED Phone CA. 4 5I42 205-II Wesf 5'I'h MEINECKE BROS. vi f .- 'I X3'I x E. - : V V' HOME FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT 8 QI AIKEN ELEVATOR Aiken, Texas Phone 329-JI Since I872 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF PUMPS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CA-4-5504 I305 N. Columbia 4I0 Broadway Phone CA.4.6324 Plainview, Texas PLAINVIEW, TEXAS DAN MacNAUGHTON INSURANCE LOANS REAL ESTATE APPLIANCES 403 Skaggs Bldg. Ph. CA-4-4880 vt .CONQMULA seNi0R5' WaI'ch for Ex'Iras II3 W. 6I'h Plainview, Texas CA-4-63II PLAINVIEW CO-OP COMPRESS, INC. Phone CA. 4-7435 P. O. Box I249 Two MiIes Easi' on Lockney Highway PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PLAINVIEW I AMARILLO su s. COLUMBIA ' ' CANYON HWY CA 4-7456 xNxx,xxxx A UTC PA T5mfl FL 6-27I3 23 ACRES OF LATE MODEL SALVAGE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Phone CA. 4-5682 Phone CA. 4-6893 EHRESMAN BROS. PACKING COMPANY Wholesale Meais EHRESMAN BROS., Managers P. O. Box 43I PLAINVIEW, TEXAS EDDIES' DRIVE INN CHICKEN IN THE BASKET YOU WILL ENJOY OUR MALTS IOI3 Wesf 5I'h PLAINVIEW, TEXAS JOHNSON JEWELRY WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY SILVERWARE. GIFTS Everyrhing on Small Weekly Paymenis NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES 606 Broadway Phone 4-4I6l Ct:mpIimenI's of COBB'S PIainview's Leading DeparI'menI SI'ore PLAINVIEW WHEAT GROWERS, INC. 723 Eas+ 6'I'h S+. PLAINVIEW, TEXAS GRAIN AND FEED Try Our P.G.C. Feeds PORTRAITS. COPYING. OIL COLORING COMMERCIAL. ENLARGING, FRAMES MILES STUDIO PorI'rai'rure a'l' I+s Bes'I Phone 4-23I2 303 Wes+ 7+h P. O. Box I368 Plainview, Texas JIMMIE'S FINER CLEANERS WHERE CLEANING IS AN ART 722 Ash SI. DiaI CA. 4-4974 Owners JIMMIE LONG FERN LAIRD NEWMAN MOTOR CO., INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH W E- I - EM-fe SALES AND SERVICE Phone CA 4-2768 623 AusI'in CompIimen+s REST WELL MOTEL 0, ROCKWELL Modern in Every Way W . es+ on Highway 70 LUMBERMEN 4Ih and Broadway Phone CA 4 FURR'S SUPER MARKET II3 Wes'I 5'Ih Dial CA 4-4I28 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS THE HARDER AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS Since I922 608 Ausfin Dial CA-45372 Plainview, Texas X an X47 -'j p f Jfff Zffffdd 17 Q C 22 7 zffff A CONNOR MATHES co., INC. Dis+ribu'l'ors AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS Phone CA. 4-274: 6l7- I9-2I Aus+in Plainview, Texas HALE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ABSTRACTS, TITLE INSURANCE PHOTOSTATIC COPIES ORGANIZED I906 Capifol S'IocIc 520,000 5I2 Ash Sf. Phone CA. 4-9306 WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY REPAIR VANDERPOEL JEWELRY 7 I 9 Broadway Plainview, Texas WATCHES CLOCKS DIAMONDS SILVERWARE HAYDON AND WINKLES Shoe Sfores FriendIies+ Shoe S1'oreAin +he Sou'rhwes+ Phone CA. 4-5329 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 626 Broadway LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS A.V.C. STORE TruIy a Variefy Sfore 7I3-7I5 Broadway Owned and Opera+ed by Wesf Texas Boys PLAINVIEW, TEXAS ROBINSON-HERRING DRUG GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bulova. Elgin, and Hamilfon Warches Diamonds-Leafher Goods Cameras and Equipmeni'-Cosme'I'ics EIec+ric Appliances 705 BROADWAY RELIABLE PRESCRITIONS CompIimen'rs of BOYD 84 DAVENPORT AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Loans-Real Esfafe Ph. CA. 4-270i and 4-2702 Skaggs Bldg. PLAINVIEW, TEXAS STOVALL-BOOHER RADIATOR Sales and Service Direci' Facfory Dis'I'ribu+or Modern Repair Depar+men+ IOI9-l02I-I023-I025 N. Broadway PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Phone CA. 4-430I 720 Broadway Congra'I'ula+ions, Class of '57! HAIL SHOE STORE May We Always Meri? Your Business Phone CA. 4-4969 707 Broadway Besl' Wishes 'l'o +he Class of '57 E. K. HUFSTEDLER AND SON a 51 BRATCH ER - DEPAUW MOTOR COMPANY 220 Wesf 5'rh Sireef Phone CA. 4-747I PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Q oi, W5 My 6, One Sfop Service ,phi BYARD SHAMROCK SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF OIL M GUARANTEED WHEEL BALANCING 700 Columbia Phone CA. 4-7269 rw L9 5 I S WASHING GREASING IR I RAGLAND'S WESTERN WEAR 622 Broadway PLAINVIEW. TEXAS Besi' Wishes From CURTIE MAE ROGERS I nsu rance Plainview, Texas , CONGRATULATIONS TO WHITE S THE CLASS OF 1957 bill s. weaks Phg-fggrapher 506 S. Broadway CA. 4-79I3 STONE AND MEREDITH HOME SUPPLY SPECIALIZED FLOOR COVERING AND CABINET TOPS SEIDLITZ-MULTITINT PAINTS SUPER-KEM-TONE AND KEMGLOW 600-602 Ash Sfreei' Phone CA. 4-4833 PLAINVIEW. TEXAS Congra+ula+ions +o ihe Class of '57 lRBY'S 5 - I0-Z5c STORE Congrafulaiions 'l'o The Seniors of '57 B 6 ill 1 9 Plainview., Texas HILTON HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP I28 Wesi' 6+h Phone CA. 4-555l PLAINVIEW. TEXAS Bes+ Wishes for Success +0 lov W. uh S+. Plainview STUDENTS CHILDREN'S WEAR SIZE 0- I0 AND MATERNITY WEAR FACULTY Size 8 fo 20 Shower Gifis a Specialiy KVOP ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY' IPENNEY' I PLAINVIEW PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING, HEATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING Phone CA.4-43I5 P. O. I3II 6I2 Ash S+. PLAINVIEW, TEXAS J. B.'S HOBBY SHOP 709 Oakland Phone CA.47326 MODEL PLANES. RACE CARS. BOATS RAILROADS, CRAFTS, STAMPS I JARVIS TU LL Your Infernahonal HarvesI'er DeaIer Pho e CA 4-4408 . AND COMPANY, INC 4OI Broadway HODGES ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL WIRING. LIGHTING FIXTURES 3009 Wes'r 5'I'I1 Phone 4-2882 Call Us 'For Fas'I Dependable Service ,,v,. .... . . . f'f f ' ' ' '. cgr-1g1g1g-:-:4p+:-:-'2: -:2:2:Q:-: '-:-I- 1- P JW 252222. 1:1:Qf2?E:E:Ef5 515532553512222525EEIEIEEEEEEEEEZEQEIEIEIEIEQ2252555132323252225252522Ei51EEZEEEEEEIEIZSEIEIEIEI 1f151i152i':':5 ' R91 555231, I:-:f:-:':-:1.,, , 1'Z:1:1:5:7:-:-:-:-:-:g:1:::3Zq::I:Z:2:f:1:1:5:-1-1A:-:-:-25:1:53:521131111522-:+:-:-:+151-153 :4-:f 17133:-,Qt-:-1-:-:+ ' 2. ,:If':I:I'- ::::::::::., zgtgigizlzizi':Q:2:21515:gig21:L:511:155:5:g:E:Pf:Q:::5:3:5:51'A:gIg233:12Qzi:E:2221215152:5:1:gg2:I:I:T:f:2:f:f:Q:2:Q -1: :-.-:2:I:1:E:E:5:5:2:::,:5:::y-3:,:-: ' 2 -' 5151325253:-.5E5E5:3:E:E '2ErE2EIE121E1E1E1E1E2E3:3:2:5:ErEr 3223251512235 E525:5:3:2:3:3:3:3:5:2If1'E12151E1E5igE3E5:2:i:E:2:ErE1 2552312133:2:E1E1E1E1E2ErE2?s1fF5f'! fi 1 - IIZZIZIE iiii E53I5f5?i2 X , ..,. . STAPLETON BROS. MACHINE 84 TANK CO. Manu'Fac'I'urers of STAPLETON RIGHT ANGLE GEAR DRIVES AND STAPLETON TURBINE PUMPS I007-09 Eas'I 5'rI1 S+. Phone CA. 4-5639 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Jdaffcfl, fkaauawiakaf-'1'.4-',Z:4,od,,5!aE0v ' do 'Hifi if6EF5JBQ6T'i5K'Ki6BAE?LETT co. C4 4.4-f fpzgav -1-14304121 .4,.4w44 404422 W4 mFmM56 +ei5ZfU4wcL' CQ ' . , sm QL. 42,7-E, f14M1ifNNfFf0 , , ,, E Y A29ifZfiEiEKAf?M2iwAiSiif?gE2gffanEfQ0 iwau ee ' 'I REAL ESTATE ' ' f fm-ff! h494Phag Cong'ga'rula+ions ML! TOBYS TOBYS ADVERTISING AGENCY HOBBY AND TOY 506 - 08 Quincy S+ree1' SPECIALT'EgyES-RQQERTISING Toys - Cram - Hobbies Phone CA. 4-2I90 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Dang? agzfke Vw Www 5+h and Quincy 'W Wm Warm N V65 5 f -H - .ear Chin' of r-I n . refresh yourself with rrrilk l af u Congratulations to the Senior Class THE CAMERA SHOP Everyfhing Pho+ographic l709 W. 7TH PH. CA-4-2l5l LIVE BETTER... Electrically Z Wk 3 ZIVE BETTE Sggufifizlc sin vlrffc O M Congraiulaiions 'ro 'rhe Class of '57 F. W. WOOLWORTH'S Esiablished I 933 Bos I-looPER MOTOR CQMPANYA Dodges U PIymou+I1s 'H' Dodge Trucks 704 Ash Sfreei' Phone CA. 4-4476 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS THE WENDELL'S BURGER DIXIE SHOP SHACK I09 Wes+ 7+I1 Quincy S+. and Wesf 5+I1 CONSUMERS' FUEL ASSOCIATION E. F. SHEARER of Hale COUHW CO-OP TIRES ANHYDROUS AMMONIA l700 Wesi' 5+I1 CA. 3-9092 GASOLINE. LIQUEFIED QAS PLAINVIEW, TEXAS KEROSENE, LUBRICATING OILS AND ACCESSORIES PI1. CA. 4-638I Plainview, T DORRIS MACHINERY INC. Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery 0 5 ' H I . . E . 'The Pick of +he Plcfures 'ga'i'on qulpmeni 2702 Wes? 5'rh Phone CA. 46268 CINEMASCOPE EQUIPPED PLAINVIEW' TEXAS KIDDIES PLAYLAND , Highway 70 Eleven Miles Easi' of Plainview Congfaiulallons From Loclcney, Texas MR, Ph 3l38 one BEAUTY SALON S+yles Cirea1?dHEspecially or ou 5l2V2 Broadway CA. 4-4420 Congra'I'ula+ions 'ro +he Class of '57 From PLAINSMAN ELEVATCRS, INC. Ik FEED-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS-INSECTICIDES 'Bonded Grain Sforage 60l Easl' 51'h S+. Phone CA. 4-632l I my y M i ' XV W! IU Iv Ili Liv If ll Al gl l JA If my LII 'Lili lr O QI. X., I WILLER FLYING SERVICE .I fly Xl V N Ll M if QA J. Bellanca Disfribufor pf wil M HALE COUNTY AIRPORT U 1 .flaw 'l Ujl' if Aerial Spraying and Dusfing fglfk f'filJl'V Day Phone: CA. 4-4780 Nighi' Phone: CA. 4-2439 II II I J JL M L y Plainview, Texas X V I 0,0 dll- BRYAN AND HOFFMAN Paving Con+rac+ors Box 390 Phone CA. 473I6 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PLAINVIEW GIN COMPANY Two Miles Easl' on +he Lockney Highway Here +o Serve You Twelve Monlhs Every Year PHONE CA. 4-6294 R. C. STEVENS, MGR. Phone CA 4 6666-Box 767 'Phillips CRAIG OIL COMPANY-DISTRIBUTOR PEAINVIEW, TEXAS Quahijy Pmduvts . . . Fn2ncZfy.S'erw2'e Z' PLAINS DRUG CO. Your Prescripfion Sfore PLAINVIEW. TEXAS li WALGREEN AGENCY FOUNTAIN SERVICE ROGERS BATTERY AND ELECTRIC 4 I 8 Ausfin CA. 4-2570 FRANK'S FRUIT MKT FruiI's and Vegefables Eas'I' of Town on Lockney Highway Always Righi' From 'I-he Pa'rcI1 CA. 4-476I Complimenfs of NO-NAME CAFE Fine Foods PAUL TOLIVER SMITH-BAWDEN GRAIN CO. Over I,500,000 BusI1eIs-Federally Bonded Sforage P. O. Box I592 GRAIN SEED FEED 4I5 Eas+ IHI1 S+. Phone CA. 4-2I I9 PLAINVIEW-PROVIDENCE INMAN Clean IRRIGATION SERVICE Ouf Service Pumps Pulled and Sei' Pump Bases and Spillwa ys 620 Da'I'e Phone CA. 4-6973 PATTERSON CARPET CO. Home of Qu I'I' a I y Carpe'I's 805 Broadway Phone CA. 4-276I PLAINVIEW. TEXAS RICHARDSON OIL COMPANY Shamrock and Goodyear ProducI's Wholesale and Re+aiI All Leading Brands of Oil CA. 4-9332 2 I 03 Columbia PLAINVI EW, TEXAS III M IW F. S. GAMMAGE Your Friendly Co d s en Service 929 Columbia S+. Phone CA. 4-93I8 PLAINVIEW. TEXAS NORRIS CLEANERS J. L. Norris, Owner CLEANERS AND HATTERS 8lO-A Wesf 8+h S+ree+ Dial CA. 4-6264 Black and Whi+e and Color TV Service on Any Make STINSON TV AND APPLIANCE Elmer S+inson, Owner WESTINGHOUSE PHILCO HOFFMAN Day Phone: CA. 4-6965 708 Wesi' 5+h S+. Nigh+ Phone: CA. 4-5662 Plainview, Texas Congra+uIa+ions +o +he Class of '57 supply co. XX Concrefe Pipe Me+al Culver'I's Aluminum Pipe Road Supplies Unif 5007 5l7 Broadway PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Office and Plan+ Loclcney Highway P. O. BOX 646 CA. 4-275i CAMPBELL'S BELL SERVICE Congra+uIa+ions, Seniors '57 6I0 W. 5'rh 600 Quincy PLAINVIEW, TEXAS PAGE'S GRO. 84 MKT. 809 Easi' 24I'h S+. RITTER'S FOOD MARKET Fresh Meafs-Vegefables-Groceries The Biggesi LiHIe Sfore in Town Phone 4-69I0 I20I Columbia PIainview, Texas OUICK LUNCH CAFE Where +he Home Folks Ea+ IO8 Easf 7fh JACK AND JILL SHOP TocIcIIers Io Teens and In-Befweens Boys' and Girls' Wear +o I2 Yrs. 8II Broadway Phone CA. 4-7254 BILL'S UphoIsI'ery 81 Car Trim Lawn Mower Service IOI2 Broadway Complimenfs of PRICE HOLLAND THEATRES SUNSET TWIN-VUE PIONEER The Bes+ in En+er+ainmen+ DAY NIGHT Dial CA 4-7362 Dial CA 4-5686 I1-. , M fi--f '57, x 'f'Tfr?rfFl'f: -4, h 1 xy -I ,Mmql:lnuui..- - V,- gr N Mmvn 1..- I .,,. . ,yi . HANNA MOTOR CO. New and Used Cars 4I6 Broadway Piainview, Texas Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '57 HALE COUNTY STATE BANK H l Your Bank of Friendly Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3 , f 1, 4, J f' f' f f I V 1 A fx f A 'UZ A ga ,ZW A 2-Lg QF f P' ' QT! f Q f' , ,ll , A, 'si It X, 'Vi ff A lj X f'V Vvrjidf 6 ,ff -,,- QM K Y 4-In N , A fl!! ,M N L' ' MA' Q-A ff D Alf fl f' 'Q if--S ! N ' A Af f, 9 if AJLZ5 A 1'xA T lv ij, ,QSLVUQ ,A AAAEXCXMXAAAI I .A ' 7 I N A x- A, A v Nl Q V av WAMAAAUWYQAN LTEAWK W F l X AVA V!,,,, 1, vyv, '- fx Y ml. 'N I fiig-'M-19 X .A ff '5 J fi L ALM dllfdzlfgj r U 4 AA N ff XQ 1 A lx 1 if , ff x T V . NX, Y VA V N A ATKLN1 A An I YN!! -, X ' L 3X'LN'AhAbf5m'k -AA' QQ 45 f fri' ' ' fir' 'V VQ f, A ff! 1 A K N iv! A V QAFZQ ffl ' A' LQ'A f ' VXUUAJQAAA, Mk 1? gkfv' IQJVWJQ fflwYYCV W ' X' 'TQ 1 XA ,f W' X I Q W r-X ljrflyf I V V l KW irlj Y-MQM69' V 4 fl Tfjk A qgziwwglfud AA M- AA Lp' Z , Vx fn fu A ,f -A ' ff!! 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V-4,-fv MQW K ,fix AJ , ft! li V J W Af I I X Q U jf y ffbgff ,,A, A FV A 4, A J , P . gf 5 17 5 5 AQUJQDYG 1 UTANE I I l I I I Columbia PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Phone CA. 4-5546 Tanks-BuI'ane Supplies-Marvel Oil DURWARD'S IST SUPPLY CO. 66 STATIGN 728 Ash Sfreei' PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 25I0 Wesi' 5+h PHONE CA. 4-9469 COOPER PONTIAC-CADILLAC. INC. Complefe Au+omo'I'ive Service 6'I'h and Balfimore SI'ree+s Phone CA. 4-2788 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS g 5 ' x T3 f-W MQ QeL,g,uQ5fHUwl-IQQQQNLWW AIR SERVICE WWMQ ,Wy BOX 950 PHONE CA. 4- 9l4 ff7Qf QP jfWQus+cn-.7i7co3.L,oE9'14U ,QB W! if vw m70WMz.9?Z2fE?2Eff'fi Wfff WW WW 5 4M7LPjj5jjv5fSexaS'GfWzHWa Gwyn Ffffw AmfZfff72W f7-5 MWW mi , WWA A Mfg, PLAINVIEW ROLLER RINK 925 Ash S'rree'l' Plainview, Texas Phone CA. 3-9066 PRIVATE PARTIES WELCOME PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS PLAINVIEW MATTRESS FACTORY Manufaciurers of QUALITY BEDDING Phone CA-4-4583 Plainview, Texas Box I I-I ,,,.,,,.,,.,,...,..Y A 0 A71 3 cAsEY's CONTINENTAL CAFE In li 'IW' Where Friends Meef and Ea'r I Soufh Side of Lockney Highway bkef We PHONE LOCKNEY 3793 Ku P. L. Ferguson Aiken, Texas 404 Columbia SI. Plainview, Texas Phone: CApi+aI 4-4-4I4 BENNETT AND HILL FEED YARDS Since I95I Ca'HIe Feeding Year-Round 3600 Head Capacify Feed Buying and FerI'iIizer Sales Pho. CA. 4-2357 PLAINVIEW. TEXAS I 300 Grove S+. i Q iiA 7 A Meer Your Friends a+ WEST PHARMACY Phone CA. 4-4325 Phone CA. 4-4324 P ainview, Texas PAUL HUGGINS' MEN'S STCRE 709 Broadway PLAINVI EW, TEXAS RANADR Po'Hery-China x SMP Q B Crysial Jewelry DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES THE YARDSTICK Fashion Fabrics PLAINVIEW. TEXAS 6I0 Broadway Dial CA. 4-92l9 EHRESMAN BROTHERS PACKING For Packing MeaI's aI' Their BesI ' Norfheasf of Plainview AK WALLER GREEN APPLIANCE CO. I TAILORING CO 1 RCA View H I .' 628 Broadway , Radio Television !l Ph Phone CA. 4-4I69 420 Broadway -A F or: k4b5678d PIGIUVIGWI Texas 1 I Eeetiiveiif -Sgrviacne fi- '- Bonded Fur Sforage CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY Plainview, Texas Z I 'af Piaaudaa. 7aza4 Bob-Honey, where do you ge'I all Ihose smoo+h cIo+hes you've been wearing Ia+eIy? Jane-Why Dargan's, of course! Tha+'s where all +he smari' guys and gals are shop- ping now. mv QUEEN DAIRY QUEEN 30I Columbia HOME OF THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP LAS1 MI NUTE Congra+ula+ions, Seniors KAT. ? 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