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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1958 volume:

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Perhaps your 1958 PLAIN VIEW will illuminate this past, and will serve as a guide in recalling pleasant memories of this school year. We, of the annual staff, will have achieved our goal if you enjoy this book each time its covers are opened. We hope that in years to come, you will look through these pages and remember a wonderful year. EDITOR -74a,.,,f 'F 0,4 ' Uelaua ' Aeawaau ' ,444 1- ies? QM 1 0 n , . xii. -'ig D 2 For helping the students of Plainview High enjoy sports, for en- couraging them toward wholesome recreation, teamwork, sincerity, and good citizenshipg the students of PHS dedicate this 1958 PLAIN VIEW to Coach Graves and Miss Griffin. O T7 fl ll 55 ffl' I i .Vain Bm, fi I Jin . A R, buzlr ,n 1952. 0 0 0 5 S 4 K PI.AINVII2XY HIGH 'flu' 11.11715 flu! Ibrifff zviflv v1'u',1 10101141 l'f.1if11'hz1 lllglv. O1n'l'f.f1111i4zz' Hiqlr South IV'f'll,rbo11f iff j1v'.1i,upr mmid .md wand. P.7.1f211lL zz lliglv. 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H ' ' - -. 61 lllafgfifiv QVEEN L YNDA 6, 1755 Another unusual thing about this Coronation was the fact that there were two princesses. Jeanie Ellerd and Mardula McWillian1s tied lor runner-up honors to the Queen. President ot' Student Council Edwin Pierce crowned the queen. and Senior prexy, Bill Laliont presented her with the scepter. Pages were Wfanda Fowler, Grace McDul-t-ee. joalyn Sims. and Barbara Sparkman. t '11 Pat liurnett. ,lack Cf.iyce. Glenna Rohert- son, -lack Oswald. Norma Bonds. blames Cross. joe Ann Rawdon, Dale Manldin X lg 'fi FX Sandy Follis. Phil Grace. Audra XYatson. 'lbinvu Dixon, I5 Xmxx YW? PADS 19 Yhuxxo. , LQ Xmxxcv CAM. '4xxxxXXx . U Yxcgx . YQXKXL . Q'34'xA Q Cggg Qi Xuu A vm mg C5 xfxixl , C,v'b'0u . Ox: you Mc Gum 'CMO kim. Quixih . Camus Ouci wx XANOYXKZS. VM , xo YMXXKXLQXXX. K1 , ljlhtnc rl. Hu, 115 - RQ Un. I , .1-mic Dum ' Put MCM Alfljlmf SK dn'Cl ,KMA 'I . mth -limit I III- mn' ., Xb M BKXXM 'Y Agkwx . Yun Z. 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Am x 1f,,, ,sl , N, X, 1 . L fl fN'fx1f,f'l?f,,,,,Ay MIKE AIUN1STRONC3 SL'71flIl'l:JI'Ul'ffL' Rmmez'-I 'ff f' '33 .af - 4 ,...19?. -1 s .191 VIRGINIA MELTOIN Xwzim' 17411 mile Rlnmw'-l'j2 X ELGIN CONNER X fzmiw' Ffzrorire Rwznef'-Up 551111, IHIIINA L 1,4 Y VX NDI .b?R1n1'IU' L P OWU ii WVR xt .A '-X., ,Q -'a-ff., ' . -mmf., -.- 5 , I .mr-.E-A i TTU41 .W 'ffl r - ...Ev M :J-I-'-'SH 'FFF Q K -r7-49-Q--0 g'g'T1f':'fe 'ITIT 4 . V . ,f , . , ua 1: .mae : I f-6.5. .La 1-ill.. WN 'TN A, . ?'?T'?W' ' -ws-P flihiuh-E Hazen A135 J- if -E : N , ,IMI My . y0z06011f01'e117f11'USEZREEER 1111119 ,L I Z0 PATSY NEIL S0P!70Ill0l46' I7 fzznrife Rlllzzzel'-Up STANLEY JONES Fr , lv f ' ,OYNE . VXCKIEY Ogre Rum1e Up ill' Fresbfmw er mfm FrIl'0l'lf6' Rfzmzer-Up SPORTS l 5, O WX fi. I' f if . 5 - ' f' l x-qgfgvrv ft 2 K' jj. s'-555, . M N' x if, . 3 X 'X A1 . ,.ff'li i 1 F so 'f2.'f .-Sri Srl ' Left hz r:g1lv.', Keila West. Carolyn Cooper. Lynda Childress. -ludy Cioyne. Lynda C inzbell. Patsy -lones add' Ugcdfdag S ' ' l I Haying attended summer camp and winning first place ox er cheerleaders from fiye states, the PHS spirit boosters came home to begin work in making the battling Bull- dog Spirit soar. XVith the boys putting out every effort and these six yiyacious leaders to help, this year was one . of the best at PHS in many years. The girls held pep rallies each week before the football and basketball games. Two of the theerleaders are seniors.. Lynda Childress .uid judy Coyne. The other four. juniors. and they will be back next year to help PHS keep its spirits high. Lg ta. .ag ,.,,,, -Q-Q...-1, 6 if i . PATSY AND LYNDA KEILA AND CAROLYN W LYNDA AND Jem I -3- -. l. 3 iv-1... :K -Q...,,.,,,: : - l..., 'zN:,-.. 'rx L ,www ff -,, PJ . c 1,01 Q - N.. 4? -F22h-.w,3,,z- 1292341 lf - I --npr, 1491 In Yl4L'l7f,' A V. Collin s. Assisunti Head Couch Huw XX'.irrcn. Frosh Conch xX'C'.lllN.'l'I'CLl. Assistant Arl.1n Vfcslcy and As- sistant XX .1ltcr Bryan, NUI jilrluvufi G. C. Graws. ISN Coach. 2? E f lfnding thc '57 gridiron season in sccond placc strlnding in thc district with 41 record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and one tic, thc Bulldogs mme out just undcr the Amarillo Srindics. The PHS Bulldogs enjoyed thc bcst sc.1son in football tlmt we have had in over ton years. - . A, MCGuirC. Amlffwn' . : FOR nous Iwf 'ffl' HAY IASI mimi erzxioiz i.ia'i i'i1imi2N A - RL'L'k4'.Qi.1l'xll'1L'f- 1.-1 V-mf-D'Wn' Pool.W' offord 'lirotI,5u'rH1J mu. U'iTm'f .33 , -pi f 11 F T' M K 'hw . . I W, PQ . w ' . f Q . ' Q , p 3 v- Rmf mu J Phinny. XY'wffw11l. jncubs. H5441 fm-xt .WJ ,-iff-f,.'fr Ihiufffv BUZZ XYARREX o .3 Cf Juncs , v. , , . H .,n Q . 1' K' ' ' Q .w, . . ' V 1 - . ' ' . . u, Y p .W N V ,.-,v ' ..,.. w ,v - . ., g .., , A., ' - 1 . . -- '- ',f.. .' K --, , ,, Run-cu. Strickcl. Y.1rPw1'm1gl1. Mckimxmmy. cklllifltl Umlcf 1111. XX ' .1rrcr1. Gould. lim-x. Andcrsun. Cfurmnings BULLDOGS OPPONENTS 19 I.itllcI,icld li 21 flforfcitj Brrvw11ficlLl 21 25 I.w'cll.1ml l 5 l 5 I.L1bl1on'k 6 47 Hereford '7 20 Borgcr 0 15 P.1lu Dum 31 5 fXIU.1I'ill0 S I 98 P.1mp.1 51 30 Muntcrcy 27 J 1 v..1,, --.ii ......... . . 01-1, Q--1-1 Q-1-i sri.. 4-1 Q- t 1 til A -8 Q . . , Nu, 1- , , Q x .t4ArQae.,,5,,- W, 1 ei. V.. up , . uquu, . it-In N-',Mx Qt. I i.1?s B-.A - .4-Fink? 4, N11 1 Y T fsffmw N J 1' 14:.Fff ' 11: ' lr.- 1'- . inf' 1 - ' xi. maya Xi. ,R -v ' ,- M . , all Ilxfixu., r V .4-J - Ni.. ,'- is A J Pool, Dalton. Lalfont. McGuire, Conner. XYL-sley, 'l'f1ir1f ruin' Hansard. Coleman. Varnell. Stokes. McXY'illiains, Huntington. Snutli. Trott. Dixon. Bryan. Collins, DOGS TUPPLE LITTLEITIIZLD 19-14 IN SEASON OPENER lfritlay 15 proxetl to be lucky for the PHS Bulldogs as they tlownetl the Littlefieltl Wiltlts.its in the new Littlefield Stadium in the first game of the '57 season. This non-conference game was the first season opener vittory for the Bulldogs sinfe 1949. antl 'lesse McGuire letl his team- mates to a fine victory. -1 1 I f cox' cgoxxiiia. MW-. m.m.igt-.1 N '- M-- tlie Varsity for tliree years, . .i 'Y 0 ,Q, U ,, LJ Qui WWI .. 1- 010 WN' ,E HAX XF- -V I 3MB T-wkxu y yum V . lM:.lJ1-bp Ull Jntulw PIJXINVIIZXY ISRUXYNIWISIAIB PI-.-XY 2121 T112 Mun' tlmu 9,000 Kms xxplulmul thu Plmmiuw buys tic BfUNX'Ilf-iL'lal, Scptcmbcr L0 in thc first gamma tu lm plqul in Bulhiug Smklium this wcawxm. Spuuly XVingb.uk Stmlq CLIYJIICY racked up Z TITS. .md COIIIICI' buutul S for 5, UUNAI ' ' 7 .. .D Cl .XIAXIINCIN V0 Hug DONALD C1UI.IfMAN. V0 lhx AU' Agxnxafligx DARRL I LNAYA' x ' HI V, , K ,A mkng link. I yur Imklc, 1 M,-lr 5 t 594 5 x j + , ,- is ths. ROBIYRT , . . 1 QONNLR. lu' 4 i DAL I'Og' hL0Y5l'.t1llhnCl4. 3 if-Us 1'ullh.1'k v 215 H75- 1--years LOCAL BOYS IDOWN LEVIZLLAND LOBOES 25-15 Gaining power its the season progressed, the PHS Bulldogs growled and bit and ended up with it 25-15 victory over Levelland as the two teams met in Loboe Stadium. Ronald Stokes nude 21 line showing with his interceptions, and Huntington was out- standing in pass receiving. This was the second win for the season its McGuire made the first 2 TD's in the second period of play. Gardner added the 3rd TD. and DA1lf0HlS field goal added 3 more points. Conner booted 2 ot 3 conversions. Gardner makes ii run, jf? 4-n'q1.8,,,f . Ani,-mit ' N ' 2 if nh , Q an ,wyv M' nga A .ilzlfinfih - get We R1 ,ny '64 W., 9,4 , 5 sn. '-' D YP' ir' . XbS, 150 Y XQN' ' be X DX '14 5 X ' TQBXBXUMCQ i SU' ,Uk i5 , -gw A , A , OPQXU y V630 sr ANLYQinvWtk' ' BULLDOGS END DROUGHTg BITE WIZSTIERNERS 13-6 The magnificent Bulldogs broke 11 long drought as they bit the West- erners 13-6 October 4, This was the first win over the Lubbock team since 19117. McGuire run over for the first TD, and Huntington scored the next in the third period. BOBBY Hl'N'l'INCi' End. 2 yn-.xrx Behind Stokes and Hansard comes McGuire with the ball. rom, 175 ibs JAM QF' f if HAXNARIJ . ISU S fl xc-Jlx 135 JAC OBS 115 Iv fibllaf xg 1 ,, -Q in I I-fvf , e Y K 'L Conner evades a block, Jvwes, Cerner' , ,180 S - ,Wars DOGS TAKE BORGER 20-0 IN ZND CONFERENCE WIN For the second conference win, the local yokels downed the Borger Bulldogs 20-O. For the sixth time this season the Bulldogs gave a fine performance before 3,000 fans in Bulldog Stadium. Butch Hansard played an outstanding game defensively by grabbing two fumbles. McGuire scored, and Gardner added one TD, and Jesse repeated himself. Conner added two PAT's. BIIL i LAFO, ' . End' 190 lbs Esss lNlcGUlRE 16: lbs' .. arg - l X Tmibfiqk, 5 year 1 J X J i f Y 2-. ' 1114! f'2i1.,a-w I ' Z 'VT all Q'-11-Q.-H Xb PERRY MCXYILIIAMS 175 lbs IARRY J Q -A , S. ,. Q, f U 3 A ' , 10 RRY MCMENNAMX' 152 mllf 2 SCJIS 11ifk1r'.c3Iiir.,,1f5 lbs- BA Camel y year . AIS PALO DURO DONS HAND DOGS FIRST LOSS OF SEASON 27-13 The Palo Duro Doris of Amarillo struck with stunning ferocity for 4 TD's and a safety in the lst lmlfg then fought off the Bulldogs in thc last half for 27-15 victory and the first Plainview defeat. IQON .REECE 160 lbs locking Back, 1 year ' . V ii rL'l lisa 'X fn Trott. Stokes. and Dalton-- hcad for the mix-up, S h J , ,.. , ,w vw-14 Q v- A eu ii'-M t ,qs iqifkr fs Gurdne 1 .. 1 Y -A W' if-, 1 r tiroxss a block as AICC ' , N , , m.,3.,,-asrybz u 1 rc comes th rough, AMARILLO SANDIES JINX BULLDOGS 34-5 Even in defeat, the Plainview eleven gave the Sandies one of their sterner tests of the season. Robert Dalton provided Plainview's only marker with a 38 yard field goal in the first play of the final quarter. The first quarter of the game was scoreless, but the Sandies came through in the 2nd with 14 points. The third quarter added 7 more, and the 4th put the game on ice. Amarillo emerged district champions, but were defeated in the State quarter finals by the Abilene Eagles. H. V75 lbs' RAY Fullbggk yen-Z0 lbs YY DEVUEEHZM1 yeati STRICKEL 1 ' RONALD STOKES 15 ii, Blocking Back 7 ycais S vw- 'MHP iam- .ow w ,ii ww 73, - . '.,4, P . . yr' Q4 s fe' GARY G TROTT, 195 lbs uard. 3 years ' . U JOHN PHINNY, Mf 14 NY VA RONALD Tack! RNELL- 205 1 6' 1 Year PLAINVIEW EDGES PAMPA 38-31 IN HOME FINALE The sixth win for the Bulldogs came via victory over the Pampa team 38-31 in the final home game of the season. McGuire, Dalton, and Huntington added the scores for the Bulldogs in this close contest played in mighty chilly weather -so chilly that only about fifteen hundred fans turned out to watch the game. we x60 Y Q X45 lbs. Ogg. C Y ARBROLGlA5'e11f QUCEY 1 X636 Vx Wkngb3Ck. Sxmd owl' Stokes carries the ball. PLAINVIEW ENDS SEASON WITH 30-27 WIN OVER MONTEREY PLAINSMEN jones Stadium in Lubbock was the spot for the final game for the Bulldogs, and they took the game 30-27 over the Plainsmen. Ending the '57-'58 season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie, the Bulldogs made great strides over last years team which won only two games. Fans watched the Plainview eleven score 16 points in the final quarter to take the Contest, and jesse McGuire ended his football career for PHS scor- ing all four TD's of the game for the Bulldogs. Elgin Conner and Dewey Smith were standouts in the game. The last two points came on a touchback. B TEAM TRAINS FOR VARSITY 1 frfu Burn tt mics lmcr Dunn 'Xlullinp Griffin Rmlericlt Akin Coach Gravcs,Serar1d 1 z Reid Dicr Pinltcrtun Hicht Blicltcrhx Luslt Barblin Brian Vic-bb Henn.Craft.Cax1er. Wg' B S UAD FOOTBALL Lffl la right: Coach Graves. jimmy Carter. Don Price. Nike Barnett. Bobby Pillow. Frank Mullins talk things over. 45 i i ..... ... ... f ' i' GGL' ,, ,--v ...-- -nv- 1-1 .1- 522 v' 1 ilu 53 1 - 84 . A 'n aft B team mnxtri lt up I 'fi-c B SCHEDULE AND SCOREBOARD Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Stormics , Quitaque Levelland A Monterey Pampa Yanni guns Palo Duro Borger A Lubbock U5 Opponezztf 18-38 H 12- 6 T 6- -1 T 7-34 H 13- 7 T 15-26 H 26-27 T 18-38 H 7-34 T 46 Q .0 .-My-cf:-.' . ,- 4 w .,t . --ff lldo Stadium. , Bu fl ernmm game M McGuire goes through again, FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ' ' The underclassmen won four and lost five in '57-'58 season. Coached by Harral Weathelrred the squad met Levelland, Littlefield, Canyon, Hereford, and Austin of Amarillo. Manager of the team was Travis Shaw. Many of these boys, though not eligi- T4 ble during their freshman year to par- ticipate in games other than Freshman games, will make the Varsity their sopho- more year. FIU!!! Cfhlffy' fl1.l71.71Q5'p'. -I-RA5'I,y2Ef?g3Xj1ERRED Left to rigblx Bryan, Donaldson, Ward, Harris, Taylor, Avants, Henry, Wfinters, Torres, Fitch, Serorzd row: McClure, Gonzales, jones. Messer, Daily. Fox. Reaves. Herring. Mull. Gibson, Third roux' Thurman, Clark, Sheppard. VUesley, Ferguson. Ferguson, Marshall. Hollingsworth, Gummelt. Shaw, Coach Wfeatherred. if Q ' . , S1 S -'Uv-1 af U 2 ' K ' - xi Wifi-gf . - P715 are Plainview High cagers came through the District 3-AAAA with eight wins and four losses to rate third in the race District EAAAAA is one of the toughest in Texas high school basketball. During this season the boys played twenty-eight games in all and won twenty-three while losing only five. In non-conference play they won fifteen and dropped one, The boys entered three tournaments, taking championships at their own and the Abilene Invitational Tourney. Firfl faux' Linderman. Rich, Huntington, McGuire. Taegel, Laird. Serond row: Richards, Morrison. Grace, Saul, Reeves, Maddox, Clindaniel. 740:46 an D' 5-14,4141-4 Completing his seventh season as Plainview High basketball coach, R. L. QBOBD Clindaniel has made a name for himself in this area. In those seven seasons he has won the district championship three years, regional two years, and has par- ticipated in two State tournaments. Coach Clindaniel is a graduate of Howard Payne College where he played basket- ball. He also played for Purdue, and a year of professional ball. 1 ...--.5-Magda, Head Co.zrb, R. L. CLINDANIEL '58 SCHEDULE - SCORE BOX B Ttpmz calm, MAX NEVVMAN CONFERENCE Opponents Store Bulldogr Tom S. Lubbock . L .. 58 83 B Palo Duro .. Vyyry 67 83 OBBY GRACE. Center Amarillo ., , , . ..... . 46 51 Borger 54 56 Monterey ., , 51 76 Pampa 63 56 Lubbock , 70 74 Amarillo . .. . 73 72 Palo Duro , .....,. 69 70 Bgfgef 72 60 Monterey , .. 70 85 Pampa NON CONFERENCE Midland , . 51 63 Big Spring 51 62 Hereford 57 61 Hereford 58 61 I Littlefield , 48 94 '.--. , Dumas 46 70 Hereford . 52 66 Bi s ring 64 vo Mfaialia . 49 65 N M5 Q Littlefield . . . 52 87 Austin QEI Pasoj 68 30 Coleman .. .. .58 68 Abilene , 47 52 Dumas . W .57 61 Sweetwater 52 87 7 if Hereford 57 61 Palo Duro 66 61 january 14, PHS cagcrs walloped the Amarillo Sandies 51-46, but later in the season came out on the short end by one point, 73-72 in a controversial game in Amarillo on February 7. This game virtually knocked the Bulldogs from con- tention in the race for the 3-AAAA crown. Midway in the season Plainview was tied with Pampa and Borger for the first place. Cagers from Pl-IS edged the Borger Bulldogs in PHS Gym 56-5-1 in an exciting, tense game which was won on strategy. February 14, when the two teams met on Borger ground, the local team was cold and were outplayed 60-72. This eliminated the Bulldogs from crown contention. STAN LEY MORNSON if W' 921 r-gggggg' 'i 1' 5 I X X is ,,.r-4 M .ww Grace tips one in, HMMY RKCH, Guard 6' Jilin A ' LEE RKCHAYXDS, Yorward 6' 5 vnu R551 gm . H . wr , GLENN SAUL, 60115 6 X Yon'-M H ue In , , ,i,.,,, W ' .. 'i 'fLs'f Dwi, .LEE wx .Kv5k?'?:i1:in3 ttenqpti 1 shot. Niorrison a - ' L BNI TAEGLI Monterey of Lubbock dropped both games as the Bulldogs downed them by impressive Scores of 76-51 and 85-70. The Plainsmen came out sixth in the district race by edging their cross-town rivals, Tom S. Lubbock. The first meeting of the Bulldogs with the Pampa Harvesters on Pampa court found the Dog lacking seven points, 56-65. In the finale of the season, the boys led the Harves- ters through the first half, and nipped and tucked during the second half. At the end of regular play the score was S8-58. In an overtime period and after three of regular Bulldogs had fouled out, the l-larvesters managed to pull ahead in the last minute of overtime to take the game 67-62. s-ng miniatur- . 1 ' fi ,l...,' .I 'XY ., v,.'J ,11 . fear.: H A ' O 'au 54 16 I - fQ :: +':-. ws, Q! . aging' ..f ,Z r ' f,, ,. If . . A ,, A . ' . YB if . if ,.L. 13 ' 'A X A .- 2 'H ,f ' . 1 Q f ' X I B CAGERS PLAY TWENTY-EIGHT GAME Sl HEDU LE . . Wllllllllg tilteen and losing thirteen. the B team averaged ll little ox er 500. The B cagers. coached by Max Newman, to o k th e eonsolation trophy at the Hale Center lnxitational Tourney. and at the same time were awarded the Sportsman- ship Trophy for outstand- ing display of good sports- manship. X . 36 lx Ss, 38 X N Fira! ima: Grantham. Carter. Saul. XY'et1x'e1'. Akin 5'ttv.i11tZ win: Calhoun. R.iii1sC?'. Nui- mgm. Dalton. Craft. XY'ehh. fn I mir: Simmons, Hancock. XY'illis. jones. Harris. Nickelson. Strwzd mir: Messer, MC- Lurtv. Aday. Mr, Collins, Ferguson. Terrell. Reeves. L FROSH MAKE GOOD SHOWING Coach A. V. Collins' Freshman team C a m e through the season. mak- ing a good showing. The SCJSOIIYS record stands at nine wins and two losses. In their Competition this year. the Frosh gained much experience that will help them next season to make the varsity or B squads. This is Coach Collins' second year to coach the PHS Freshman team. Be- fore coming to PHS he was head basketball coach. 55 4 ' W A TEAM 11 - X ,,..:f Q!- ! J , ,l-k- x I x 5 3 an 14-'15-f K 'YY? 55-595-'Av 'mf' P ' K P rkini Nllrx' Dell Ylndcm Fhllic Syl-ics. Paula Brownd, PMSY Merrell' Joe II IX L H ' infix lyumfjgl J,H.ig'yX'1yifC. 6Unn1U'Smkes, Lorena Gr.xnth.1m. Linda Ellis. '58 SCHEDULE Febru.1ry -14--Snyder Febru.1ry 6-Levelland February 11-Levellnnd February 14-Snyder February 20, 21, 22-Lamesn Tournament 211-Kress February February 28-Canyon March 3--Kress March 6, 7, 84Big Spring TlJL1fU.lU1CDt March 10-Nazareth March 14, 15fPIninx'icw Tournament March 18-Canyon March 20-Nazareth March 25-Phillips March 29-District Meet r,i A V' --:in---' -sly ,,, ,, iii Cf: Q tv 7,12 xnss RVTH GRIFFIN, catch JANE WH A BROWN arf' I TE ' HU '11 Clfffm Five of the nine members of the A squad are seniors this year. Returning letter winners from lust seasons A team are Paula Brownd, joe Ann Rawdon, Lorene Grantham, and jane White. D. Sfvikfr LINDA E ' , - NITHNMA LLI5. Sclup QE GRA' QAYL LORE1 i uf Smut' -1 img Q . -s .ju ,, lg - 1,9-N .J 3 1 undm' 'M uv . ..-n,uf,,,4nllllll La A. . aw . . 'C .4 Q' A . 1 ,- gg- 'Q ,..a-N 5, . fy, lr -'55 FYI 1 f . V -.usual 1... . Ihr ,. nm' ' x-' . z In wg' 4 'aw ff' gm. gif Mix 2 ' TENNIS Srrrrivrrrs rrp' our fur' rr-irriis grrrri grrc sclccrcd lsr' XY.ry'riu Cimicrrirrrrr rcrrrirs wrrrlr, 'lircy crrrcr' rirr.rI .rrril irixirrrrirrrigrl rm-cts riuriritrg the spring rrirrrrrlrs rrriri rrrlrriirrrrrc rlicir Activities with the Disrrirr Irrrcrsrlrrrlrrsriq Tcrrrris MQ-cr in March of midi ycrrr. If',.f Mir' llliilffl- PIWV- Nclflhblyrg' Biriiirrw. fiivint. Miller. MrCuw.rn. Stwiiw- ,,.r XY.irrcrr. Rairiirx, lirmrrr. Nizsc SLWHJ fu- WAY l.aFnnr. MCQUICUA XI' flx ' I AVA. xr cgor,rfrxrAx f f, ,ik ,' u My 62 V 9 Q 'I f qN. P1 ve' ,Z 'isis 'L Umm NH KV xxx I D L NXULX N H Exl U4 1-that N M. ,, A F if I, - F ' I I lpq -ia .uf ' - ll 1' - w. Q: x 'fa Q , l ,iv X Nw? fm 'Q Q xxx! X , 1XlUXl Duvhlkx X U1 DuuNw 5 - ' , k H--Hg 'r -'nv'- '- , .i gb n t Msld A 'V' A . . .s I , Y H.- tg? . - k .' al' a ' f ,.. - .wv. , W 1 f ,- -5 X ,xi ' fs' '.- '- lr W' ' , ' f ' 4 'rim 'g A ' 1 K ' . , 1 . h.,Tf--TC , V- sh L H . K J .. --v -- 9 ht. fr O f - A' I -' I V A mm 12 V I X L 'V . 1 J -w... ..,' M I gr , ' --.QQ L I . A1 g Y' ,, - I M' --- xt xv- f f , A ! 1 1 ' Y, ,IINYI3 l7:XIf wx . ju B ulblcx WRRY 1IRYX'- ' I 4-NLLXU N . 1 ' ' , X 'if' , , , I T , X-vb f 5 K I . I 1 . , A QA 40: i A .VLQI ,llfX 4 151 'HMC x N KAY .NIII.l.l5R Nnulcw -7 'U if Q . Q-A ' 1 . J f ik , ,fyz K U, , I 1' 1' , J 3 I . Y Xff 'f ' R 1 , Ri 4 A '1 X nf E . mg if ANDY SIUKVS pox M1515 L 1. gif: N fs I5.'1IIN'nN S 0 ,li a Af A tl B A L 'NAT' L C H A M P S Fifi! wut Darla Sue Duncan. Sandy Follis. Jean Ann XYebb. Second faux' Carolyn Foster. Barbara Sweatt, Sandra Damron. Gayle Martin, Third wuz' Fern Vestal, Sharon Rothwell. joyce Burge, Nancy NX'ubb. SANDY'S DANDYSH NUDGE DEKE RIVERS FOR SOFTBALL TITLE Six teams numbering sixty-six girls entered the first tournament in intramurals of the year. Softball playoffs to determine the class champions began October 7, and the single elimination tourney to determine the champs ended the 9th of October. Winners of the con- test were Sandy's Dandys who defeated janet Benefield's Deke Rivers 19-12. t KA Y GAR . Ms emil- TXPIH - Xl -s-'A 9 ctice teacher ump' Sweiu U L 11-es. Wffl - I L , 2 V' is N kk N 5 . ,Mi .,,QM+ 1 if Yi My H Y , 1 ' V K 4 g-g ,A . Ut I ' n '3 5 ' by V W 'fs in - ' 'I .- f'iSZ.g vga.. ,ua A 1 .25 , K. M. ,,r,M5 x F, Sh 1 f I 3 'ws X . . , , V',,,,v- NNN ,- v ,, W 1 N., . T7 . ' ' gn.. w ,- , x yi.-5 il, H X . X, , , - N . 'fa , Joy-Ct. Bur i gi' Fttur US 41 XUH ry, ., s di' b P n Vestal. Beth Yvngilonef' an b cr ' . , ., Ann Vic 3, c Burflf- Ss lied, Nl! Q1 lliQ!iSfJxiilir1,:.' N.xnC5' V mb' lov ' - MP V - min. lm? Beth re turns 21 l'JdlI N70 W 2: 70479le4' 700: 7 'lWL1ggOHCf'S Wiggles took two straight games from the Mal- low's Missiles, c.1pt.iinc-tl hy juinnic Mnllow to win the final match and take the Girls' lI1fI'.lINl1I'.1l Volleyball Cl1.lINPlODSl1lP. Claptnin Beth Ann XY aggoncr anti her thirtl pcriotl girls tlcfcitetl Kitties XVittics in thc first rountl of the single climin.1tion tourney which was pliyctl after class champions had been tlctcrminctl. lying' - ' 5 -1ntl5,mdV V 1 ' plili the CUUCF court. '7 70c3uzn4az it X Q 'yootlail 7owuzeq 7m gm P444 Ed Steve Bagwells third period team de- feated Dan jones' fourth period 13-7 in the final gaine of the Intramural Flag Football Tournament to take the winners slot. The tourney was a double elimination in Class playoffs. and after class champ- ionships had been determined. a single elimination contest decided the winner. All boys in PII. participated in the ali' fair. Each team was made up ol' 9-11 boys. I XX it on Lllitr lrxe Dudlu Bagwell, Herrington. jordan. Coursey, Clark. f 'l 'Q 4' mga ......... ...-.-...V , V-. 9 , 0 A 234505 6 I 'S yi-rw r', f J xx li W ...M .N .,. ....-.-Q-.. A M...-. . ...-.,.,h.... -- - , ,,-4--..... .1---nn-is sm Q. : 4 i nd. thi 1 Xp' I .. , .xxx V i .si 52 Firri rout Hatfield. Don jones. johnson. Loter. Day. Perkins. XYillii1mson, Huntington. Semin! muy' XX'esley. Dan jones. McGuire. Patterson. Morrison. Hiitlley. Rhotleritk. V.irnell. Grnvcs. Third faux' Striclcle. Pinkerton, McGraw. Trott. Gmliiim. Hiinsiird. Riclmrds, Smith. Reese. MC- Clure. gcwelafi 7mm . ,Md XX'ith nine returning lctternien as 21 nucleus, the PH S baseball team began Coach Graves directed the team. CONFERENCE SCHEDULE April 8-Tom S. Lubbock April 11-Pampa April 12-Borger April 15-Monterey April l8f4Palo Duro April 19-Amarillo April 22AOpen April 25- -Pampa April 26-Borger April 29-Torn S. Lubbock May Zgpalo Duro May 3fAmarillo May 64Monterey May 9-Open the '58 sc.ison. Coach Graves and XVcsIey pose fl. 1 'ETX , . BK FN Dlcklipplx K W 'WER ELGYN Coyilw- Hu I dl QE' GT Firrl rrfzzx' Yarbrough, E. Conner. Jacobs. Gardner Stokes, XVofford. Stewart. Stwnid 1'U!l.' Perkins, Griffith Dunn, Mzisten. McMennamy. Gould, Yates. Burnett Third mu: Smith, jones, Vifhite. C. Conner. Mullins i Garrison, SCHEDULE March 1 --flfort Stockton Relays March 8fPossum Kingdom Relays March 14-Canyon Reef Relays, Snyder March 21-West Texas Relays, Odessa March Z8fAmarill0 Relays, Amarillo April -ifDistrict Track Meet, Lubbock April llf Panhandle Relays, Punhandle April 18-Regional Meet, Lubbock April 25'--Red Raider Relays, Lubbock May 2-State Meet, Austin BILL CLPP 880. STANLEY GARDNER-High jump. SSO. JIM EERGLSON Discus, Shot Put. 1 ' s - val, 1 ' In K, . x .' , - A A X Q, A3 ,. ,, A. f - ,, Ll, Aswmgfi A 1 5' 1'rf41f-1 '- - :fm A affix ' ' Q A . '- A f Tb Q . ,di - -A 4, A 3'1.:f, .. 4 'fs'-A Sift: ' A gf' Y-ev J I Y: I .1-r A , . , .. .4 , 1 . 1 f ffjl' J-nga. if 1 1 . rfrf, an , ' 'Qi il 7 f 'f5'4.-mgfifg' 97' I 4,45 l,f,,,' f.3,.Q1' .f, g ,' qfjvif' .aff ,.f.1r2' - .,.1 ?U'3'a4?i145?f 'h ' YR . as A v 2 B LARRY GOVLD , . Cwfxvxrwif -A road Julius- Hurd! yfgr.. 1 4xxN A Xb, A , 'JGXXXY R ., . . CS- . cms. Sprmts. SYWLXA 5 S50 RAY GARRISON Polo Vault , - D LARRX GOL L . HTH KENNETH GW: FRANK GRIMES JAMES JACOBS 380 Milf' 440. Relays A Q r 2 ' e U' in lv' b 1? 5 mp Y MCMENNAMY Hgh Ju BARR f LASTEN BILL5 15 MIR' - NARTXN EUR D-wh jx g FRANK Ml 'LLINS 440 Rel sys, Broad jump Po 740 Qflf 57' Allis K- OK? , .,Sp,.,btS S JA COB TOR R Dash BOB STEW'A R T S prin ts A P f5i?f1ERKlfVS 440 , .X , '35 I uv ' 0 74 . FERGUSON 5OEhm Digcug JIMMY XWOFFORD , - 4.10. Relays VIQ YARB Broad JLIIIYIEOQGH Relays - 40 CLAUDE YATES Mile ' Kd. r Conner. gnu - And. SKOKCS- ANXfLc'fl to rikbff wbs- but L RELAY 'YE .,,r HIM!!-mg ,Q 5'4- ADMINISTRATION ' ' Zowzdajg ' Mr. R. V. Payne . . . Prefidenl Mr. Wayne Boyd . . . Vice President Mr. Wilmot Eaton Mr. Tom Karrh Mr. Bruce Rigler Mrs. Marvin C. Schlecte Mr. Vincent Tudor V i ir, f l if .8 -1 j f A B unds School , o A' - .4 GUS Sf,1VZdI!1X' . SChlCCte' n. .-D Piwne. Tudori igiiiiiknaenf S' E' lohnso Eaton. ' t QQ .U p to fight: Boydgirligxggxt Mathews, Assis a e iliac Colledoti Sup Spending many hours yearly, the Plainview Board of Education labors diligently in the best interests of the local schools. Each of the members of the board con- siders every problem which arises and acts toward better public schools in this area. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. CAHARLLS F. MATHLXXS xg 'MFG PHb PRINLIPAL MR. IDD IODD wwf' J lwfmafff lHf1,'.,f1t.:. CHARLIQS XYHITI Q' 18 ELL EN' ALA A C Eflgllghrfkas f lx' an P A I ' WAX i qc 009505 ' 'NE COLEN ' Q- Y' . State BETTY BUFORD ME... Wfcst Tung fAlN Sut Ross MA., L'm,.erSity of English. Art, Tennis t -Cottege Colorado Enguxksh journalism, English . g 1 1 , 4466 aol .f , . . Whatex'er paths students take, they find a real need for competency in expressing themselves-orally and in writing. With this in mind, English teachers endeavor to aid the student in acquiring proficiency, and at the same time teach appreciation and interest in reading . . . not only the classics for knowledge of literatureg but reading for its own sake, and the pleasure and profit derived from it. li PSD' ELLIFF B-Ai, L' NICHO1 if DY' Mas. Lot'1s13 -- YS E VND Il N , ,xi .3 JOACHIM E fig, Y 55 WA YWNM C0 M A Oklahoma State ngluh SIU 0fYexas 1 le 5 . .. B'Pxiy'isYX- SQL H538 mi Vniversity EG? S 4 - ' gvxxk - ' NXYXS' CXKXYAXYVN Lmm' Englwh x - '- A XI x Miieixlllsll we T696 iris' qqicu WITT i Q5 N' I Spankgh was Tech 'M ' ' BWYXQI xt i' iemllis fi I O I f I I I I I . NN ' is Ulf, Ntwidl ggggxtls littwfv- T. E. PRICE BS., XX'est Texas Biology, General Science The world of Science has many phases-Each of them holds interest for the student. This department encourages these in- terests and offers fundamental courses to equip students with the necessary background for further study. With the eyes of the world turned on advances in science, and ossibl' future civilization de endin on it, ever' ov- P- A l P E' y t 5 l portunity is offered to the young and potential scientists. Gen- eral Science, Biolo , Chemistrg and Ph 'sics are in the cur- . l SY l l ricula and are available each year. P' MRS. GLADYS XVHITACRE B.S., Wfest Texas Biology 2: A BVS., wf , AN Ganga, JW Basketball ,- '.f-' . Q3- ,,.- I I I mat' KM? ,. Being mathematically literate is most important in our present day society. The Math department is designed not only to permit but to aid all students who have skill in Math to go on to higher studies of the science. The department includes five years of Mathematics as well as Business Math. Triangles, parallelograms, and pentagons are familiar words to the students of geometry. The stu- dents become very familiar with the various shapes and solids as they make the geometric Christmas decorations for the huge Christmas tree that dec- orates the halls of PHS each year. H.. ,...,mls1 MRS. J. B. KIDD B,A,, XX'est Texas Math 82 f R. L ALE ' CLIN SQ? SOLJQ7 HD-fl AAU!! 5' 'fist .rtgitg x. N15-L Te Gp. l X-as rich 835456 0 tba!! A l BQRSQTJOE GR -M' F E Afatlgr' u7g35 Skype 'Hen 0116876 mfs. 'st f . qi T W if .ff 'Ti alicgllo W, ' S ALJMI' Ylfiyy A Lily: fs Ted? 1? 'WH - gn, . mi . 4 FRED N. JOACHIM y MS., Oklahoma State I l'niversity ' 4 f? ,A 2 ' 500:44 As the past is revealed, the future becomes clearer. Thus Social studies does bridge our heritage with our future. The courses offered in this department range from the rich heritage which American History illuminates to the functions of govern- ment, covered by Civics. All of the courses at each level give us a useful knowledge of the world. As the world grows smaller through advanced technology, it becomes more necessary for each student to know and understand other peoples, govern- ments, and societies. History and Social Studies serve this Purpose. Nb. '47 aa l .9 BXALTER SOQQITC-xas Tech-'iN As ' Studie Slgfant S BR Y Coach MA., Oklahoma A. V. COLLINS BS., North Texas Social Studies Assistant Coach MRs, M. A, DUNN 'Und WA 1u,gfl?4 WEAKS mic. H .Houston FSH? of l5fO1-y l Divers' , Iit ' History 5 Afg WHIT H'k 55fwfJ' 23510 . ,Y ARLEN XX'liSI.EY BS. Texas Tech Social Science, Assistant Coach ABETH YYSLSZ Sul 'ROSS H K gto YY QU H505 ' We I I I Homemaking and Vocational Agriculture are probably two of the most practical courses in the curricula. Students of these courses learn the elementary principles of farming and care of family. As the students progress through three or four years of these general fields, they cn- counter practically every phase of farming and 'Q' every aspect connected with Homemakingfsew- wid ing, cooking, family care, management, etc. edt C535 T M5 X1 QC 'lui O my PSY' goufhwest UTT AfRS. AIA Bs, L Y CALIC Stage Texas Home EC AA QAYXTER NXEOW - s bwxsigorlh T ala .S . . ilome EC RK HWS A MRS CL Tw dh gs.. 'ljgc we QYYEY ' 2 NX L' D Ao SC O TOL COXM3 Mligrkcvlwte 4 vowf xomt NE, v S 1 : mwfazg One department which is rarely quiet is the Commercial department.-Here students prepare for a place in the Busi- ness world, but even if that is not their goal, typing and shorthand are valuable assets to anyone. Distributive Education helps the stu- dent to earn while learning business techniques through on the job experi- ence. fp E CAT SAA! ELL S C- ERR ynff Sm. , - 0 V, NRS' 3 H0N 3 'l phgnd Te Cul Vvcafll AN BB'A.. A Shgfi 'X-is l'n- 101131 ' - an Disfr-b ,'Versir, rvvmg I time Ed, Industrial Arts teaches the students to work manually, while giving them an opportunity to learn rinci les of car enterinv and wood work- 'Lei us.-. ing P P P 15 -.-...,,,.. Ph O06 9 . tl iisvla X0 O NX Q . f M4 Y,'k?'?1iiYPfO m 0 the SIWP boys at work, sanding. K xv El-L Wag: 'WW B -V' ' dqxil CDQXIU ' mwl774q4 Sd? W garden, . P, 4' G, c.. 2-'i,S1C92,, RUTH GRIFFIN NVQ.. A X Eguvl B.E., Texas Tech Ymswl Physical Education fi as ff- -..J vi: Athletics is in the spot- light from September K through May, as the various seasons bring into vogue the many different sports. PHS competes in football, basket- f.'-fiikgf?2 ball, baseball, track, golf, E tennis, and girls' volleyball. Q I I I I The general aim in each Physical Education class is to develop a healthy and coordinated body, and to aid the students in the development of character and high standards. In addition to the classwork in this department, there is carried on by both the girls and boys an excellent intramural program where each student in PHS has opportunity to excel. ' chfdefoeuwl at ' ., RREN B-Siidtseoolbill COA H99 HARRELL my WEATHERRED GLADYS HOL MHPER, North TCXUS B Sq in LS. I University Freshman Football Texas WOUWB 5 JO Driver Ed'-lcfmon Librarian BIDHN A- RAKE Bible SJNIIUI STRAW cmd? Creating beauty is a satisfying pastime or work, and music is a thing of beauty. Band members work incessantly toward perfection in marching, playing, and all phases of their music as do the choirs of PHS. Music, an elective, is offered throughout the four years of high school work, and orchestra is available to those who are interested. For 1 A ' 5' 1 t g ff NIARDIORIF GRKQGS BA.. Texas XY'estern Choral NluSiC A, - HDCSON Mf:lfC?flEicl1?l'nix'ersity M., .. ' L' Strinilg I I I .1 N11 MRS. GLENN gecrclil COPI LAND HVBBARD , in to PUIICIPII AttendanCC Cleflx If KM' 'I' -R V .iff l.- A Witlm the assistance of student help, the office manages to keep all attendance records, know who's tardy and whos playing hooky, send messages to the teachers and students, run errands, and in general do all things necessary to keep the school running smoothly and ef- ficiently, fox tif POKE A . MKS' lfgcasewefla Bsgnag saw, Though they are non-teaching personnel, their job is probably more important than others because without this assistance, we couldn't eat lunch, and our rooms would be left in the sad state that invariably they are in at 4:00 of each school day. HAZEL FULLER X or ' ' MRS, JOHN A 88 IRENE GAINES HEYERS PEARL WOOD C urtodiunr no! pirlured: JAMES HUFFINE PAUL WRIGHT ENCE LovELL CLAR LEE CQLE Custodian Cuswalan CLASSES 1: .1 X .2 af p. S N 1,53 v:gf.'. lltfk 'lay Laird: PnfjJtr1.'. Pull l..tl7ont1 Ciary Trott. Rtfmmr. Nu! ji,'i'.'l1n'if.' Fern Vestal .ind li.u'h.ir.i Sweatt. Ah! at last a Seniorl These words were heard hy many as the '57-'58 year began. For three years they had looked up to the Senior Class in Awe. As you dressed for a PHS Sola Hop or hall game which hig seniors lil-te Stewart Wehh or lioh Bryant made so exciting. didn't they wonder just a little if they could ever he the tall senior with his assured air and his friendly ways. That was the year we went to State in haslcethall. Population of PHS reached a thousand their sophomore year. The junior year hrought the smiling principal. lidd Todd. Then finallyv- Yes, I'm a senior, and as you said these nostalgic words, you loolqed haclt to your innocence as freshmen, hut you looked forward too, and in the crystal hall you saw your classmates becoming executives, teachers, doctors, and housewives. Then a realizationg The few years in PHS had ended as you prepared to complete a lifetime down the corridors of the world. 'X MIKE ARMSTRONG-Became veep of St. Council, played in the Band, veep of Crescendo Club, a member of FBLA and NHS. CHARLEY ATKINS-Have been a Future Farmer for four years. GARY BARKER-In NJHS, National Honor and a member of Slide Rule Club. JERRY BATEMAN-Latin Club president as a senior, in NJHS, and Slide Rule Club. GLENDA AKIN-Played in the Band 4 years, was veep of Bandettes, held membership in Spanish, St. Council, and was reporter of NHS. DON ALLEN-Played in the Band, was a member of Crescendo, Hi-Y, and played B Football. DARRELL ANDERSON-Played football for four years QVarsity, 3j, Captain of team as senior, held membership in NJHS, FTA, Hi- Y, and was a Letterman. DONNA ANDREWS-Sang in Girls' Choir and A Cappella, was in junior Play, retained membership in Latin Club, and NJHS. SENIORS JANET BENEFIELD-Retained membership in FTA, FHA, FBLA, Student Council, and Tri-Hi-Y. YONDELL BINGHAM-A member of Band- ettes, NJHS, NHS, and played in the Band. ROBERT BLOCK-Was member of the Future Farmers for four years. NORMA BONDS-Participated in Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, and FHA. JIMMY BATEMAN-Served as Latin Club Vice President, member of NJHS, NHS, Stu- dent Council. GARY BEASLEY-Played A and B foot- ball, ran track, and was a Letterman. PATSY BEASLEY-Was a member of FHA for three years, sang in Girls' Choir, was a member of FTA and FBLA. MIKE BELL-Played tennis, a member of the Safety Council, Latin Club, FBLA, Spanish, and Hi-Y SEN IORS RONNIE BUMPUS-Was veep of St. Council as a junior and treasurer as senior, also served a parliamentarian of St. Council, was president of Safety Council, a member of NJHS, NHS, Spanish Club and FBLA. JOYCE BURGE-Was member of Future Homemakers, worked in the Library, played in all intramural sports in PE PAT BURNETT-A member of Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, FTA, and FBLA. DON CARTER-Was a member of DE. RONNIE BRAIDFOOT CARROLL BROWN-Serx'ed as organist for PHS his senior year, was a member of Spanish Club and NJHS. PAULA BROWND-Sang in Girls' Choir, played volleyball for three years, worked in the Library, was a member of Library Club, a member of NHS, and FHA. VIRGINIA BRYANT-Served as reporter for her Sophomore class, held membership in FBLA, FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, and Spanish Club. SENIORS PAT CHESSER-Was transfer student, a mem- ber of FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, took part in the junior Play. LYNDA CHILDRESS-Was elected Sopho- more favorite, sweetheart of FFA, PHS Queen, was a cheerleader for two years, maintained membership in Safety Council, St. Council, NJHS, NHS, FBLA, FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, and Latin Club. COY CONNER-Was a Latin Club treasurer, was B football manager one year, and Var- sity manager for three years, was a Letterman, junior Declamation Winner, Mr. PHS 1956, Mr. FTA for District IV for two years, at member of the Plain View Staff. GENE BOB CRIBBS-Played in the Band, Mr. PHS, january '57, a member of Crescendo Club and FTA. CLIFFORD CASKEY-Became a member of NJHS, served as FFA reporter, Sentinel, and District Treasurer. WAYNE CATLIN-Member of NJHS, NHS, Crescendo Club, and Spanish Club. JACK CAYCE-Played football, baseball, and golf, was' a Letterman, a member of NJHS, FTA, Spanish Club, and Hi-Y, elected favorite of junior Class. SENIORS ,Qi '9 PHILLIP DAY JERRY DELASHAXV-Played in the Band, a member of Crescendo Club and Njl-IS. RACHEL DE MENT-Worked in the Li- brary, and office, was librarian for FTA, sang in A Cappella, was a member of Latin Club, FHA, Safety Council, NJHS, and NHS. TOMMY DIXON-Played both B and A football, was a member of Slide Rule Club. JAMES CROSS-A member of Student Coun- cil, Hi-Y, FTA, FBLA, and senior Editor of Annual Staff. RICHARD DAVIS-Played Freshman Foot- ball and A Football, was a Letterman. NADENE DAWS-Worked on the Office Staff, a member of NJHS, NHS, FHA, FBLA. EARLINE DAY-Became Historian for FHA, a member of Student Council, NJHS, Tri-Hi- Y, and FTA. SENIORS ',,..4 i DELORES DUERKSEN-Worked in the of- fice, played tennis, retained membership in Tri- Hi-Y, FBLA and FHA. MARILYN EASTUP-Worked in the library, sang in Girls' Choir, served on Safety Council, became veep of DE, was member of Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, and FHA. ESTELLE EDWARDS-Sang in Girls' Choir. PERCY EDWARDS BELVA DOUGLAS-Worketl in the Office, was a member of Safety Council, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FBLA, NJHS. HERMAN DRIVER-Was a member of FFA and DE. J. C. DRIVER-Was a member of FFA. LYNN DUDLEY-Played B football, was a member of Spanish Club, NJHS, A Cappella, FTA, and FBLA. SENIGRS fx V57 ABQ VV: Q' NORMA FITCH-Worked in the office, par- ticipated in FHA, FTA, and DE. SANDY FOLLIS-Worked in the office, served on Safety Council, retained member- ship in Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FHA, FBLA, and played Tennis. WANDA ITOWLER-Worked in the office, became Veep of FHA, was a member of NJHS and FBLA. BARBARA FOX-Vlfas a member of DE, FHA, and NJHS. JEANIE ELLFRD-Played in the Band, was Twirler for Band, a member of Bandettes, Student Council, FBLA, FHA, FTA and elect- ed Princess of PHS as a senior. MARJORY ELLISfA member of Safety Coun- cil, played B and A Volleyball, Secretary of FBLA, a member of FHA and FTA. AMY JO ERWIN-Wfas a member of FHA and Future Nurses Club. BARBARA FAUCETT-Played in the Band and retained membership in Bandettes. SENIORS ?' .V- L 4 BOBBY GRACE-Played Varsity Basketball, ran Track, retained membership in Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, and FTA, served on Safety Council. PHIL GRACE- DELL GRAHAM-Played B Football, held membership in FFA, FTA, and FBLA. LORENE GRANTHAM-Sang in Girls' Choir, played Volleyball, worked in the Library, was a member of NHS and FHA. I NEATTA jO FOX-Sang in Girls' Choir, served on Safety Council, was a member of Student Council, FHA, NJHS. RAY GARRISON-Played Football and Ten- nis and ran Track, was a member of Student Council, and served as Sports Editor on Plains- man. STANLEY GARDNER-Ran Track, played both B and A Football, a member of FTA, FFA, played B Basketball. JUDY GOYNE-Served as a Cheerleader, played Tennis, was a member of Student Coun- cil, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FTA, and FBLA. SENIORS I7' v-9 DELPHENIA HARDIN-Held membership in FBLA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, worked in the of- fice, sang in the Choir. CLEO HASTON-As a Freshman played in the Band, was a FFA'er, member of Latin Club, Slide Rule, and both Honor Societies. JULIA HATCH-Three years a Future Home- maker, held membership in Nurses Club and DE, participated in Intramurals. BETTY HENRY-Excelling in journalism, she was Co-Editor of Plainsman, worked one year on Annual Staff, sang in Choir, two yeai member of Spanish Club and NJHS, member of FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, served as Vice President of her Freshman class, on Student Council, worked in Office. SANDY HAIL- -Wcvrked in the Office and on the Plamsman Staff, served on the Safety Council, was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FHA, FBLA. GLENDA HAMILTONfHeld membership in Bandettes three years, NJHS two years, was a member of Spanish Club and Tri-Hi-Y. MAUREDA HANNAfChoir took up much of her time, was Secretary and Assistant Ac- companist for A Cappella, sang in the Octette, elected Veep of junior Class, worked in the office, belonged to FTA, Latin, Tri-Hi-Y, and both Honor Societies. JIMMY HARRELL-Another Band Boy, a member of Crescendos, Los Llaneros and Slide Rule Club. SENIORS f 'FS If '72 F , . sr 5, X S . l ri , I 4 . f- '- ' ' ROGER HORAN-Played Freshman and B Football, and was four year FFA'cr. QUINNIA MAE HOWARD-Pzlrticipated in FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, and FBLA. JANE HUBBARD-Became President of New Nurses Club, was in FHA, FTA, and Library Club. JOHN HUGG INS- SUMTER HICKMAN---'Belonged to Safety Club, FBLA, FTA, DE, and Hi-Y Clubs. MARYLYN HOLLAND-Wforl-Ling for FHA four years, she also played Intramural Basket' ball and Volleyball two years, was member of Spanish, Nurses, and Library Clubs. TOM HOLLINGSXWORTH'-Played Tennis and Golf, and was a member of Hi-Y. EVA JUNE HOLMES-Transfer student to PHS Senior year, she excelled in Journalism, worked as Exchange Editor of Plainsman, held office of Secretary-Treasurer in Library Club. SENIORS WW 5 is 43 r LELIA jONES+Was a Future Homemaker. J. L. KING-Retained membership in both NJHS and NHS and was a member of Slide Rule Club. NEVILLE KINGgPlayed Basketball the first three years, was a FFA'er and in DE as a Senior. BILL LA FONT-The President of his Senior class, also President of Latin Club and Vice President of Hi-Y, worked as Treasurer of Student Council, played Tennis and Football, and was a FFA member. v 2? i 1 ANNIE SUE JAMIZS-Xllforking in Library, she also sang in Girls' Choir and A Cappella, was member of FHA. SONDRA 'IAMESONM-Another S 0 n g ste r, elected to All-State Choir, worked in Student Council, FTA, Tri-Hi'Y, Latin, FBLA, a mem- ber ol- both Honor Societies. MAVA JOHNSTON-Transfer to PHS as a junior, was a member of FHA, FTA. served on Safety Council and Student Council, elected Vice President of Library Club, was in NHS. DAN JONES!-Played Baseball, ran Track, was a Letterman, a member of NJHS, and Future Farmers. SENIORS r 8. mefm -nyc? 7' nw, 4 1 +941 'Mil go T- -7 -xl xg I Fi' 1 I W 13 .4'T e 'L 'UL fl JANNIVEE LAWRENCE-Played in the Band four years, member of Bandettes, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, and Library Club. MIKE LEMONS-Played Golf and Basket- ball, participated in FBLA, FTA, Spanish, and Hi-Y. MILTON LOONEY-Was a Future Farmer throughout High School. MARGARET MCANALLY-A member of Li- brary Club, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, FBLA, and FTA. JAY LAIRD-Played Basketball four years Qthree years Varsityj, ran Track and was on Baseball team, elected Vice President of Senior Class, named Favorite three years, a member of FTA, FBLA, Hi-Y, Student Council, and a Letterman. KEITH LAMB-Played Basketball first two years, sang in Choir, was a member of Latin Club, in the cast for Operetta, a member of both Honor Societies. MARVIN LANE-Played in the Band, was a DE Club member. BETTY LOU LAW-Participated in FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, and FBLA. SENIORS '-f if , - fri 1 ' , .- y 4 , q ,' my , ,' RONNIE MCGREW-Played Freshman Foot- ball, played Basketball for two years, a member of Future Farmers. DWAINE MCGUIRE-President of his Sopho- more class, he was a member of Student Coun- cil, Spanish Club, NJHS, and Hi-Y. JESSE MCGUIRE-An outstanding athlete, ex- celled in Football for four years, Baseball three years, played Basketball, was a Letterman and a member of FTA, FBLA, and Hi-Y. PAT KELLY CMCGUIREQ-Played B Vol- leyball one year, sang in A Cappella and Girls' Choir, worked in the office, was a member of Student Council, FBLA, FTA, and NJHS. ,i ,S-f KENT MCCLARAN-Worked in Future Farmers four years, played B Football and Basketball one year. GARLAND McCLURE-FFA was his main interest for four years. PAT McDANIEL-As a Freshman she played Volleyball, then held membership in Student Council, Latin, FBLA, and NHS. GRACE MCDUFFEE-Worked in Future Homemakers and FBLA, was a Page in the Coronation. SENIORS ffl ff -uni ...r '15 , I KW? X J r in A H.. iff J I , 73 i- ' HUM! fit rx ,t I7 7' C B f' f-qs f,f e if 1 ' - ,QI j' P f AY ' -i 'll' . ' ' N s, fs 1 562:21 ',':5'f,'5j as 35335335-rf-1332325732 X ' XVAUNICIE MARTINW -A Bandster, .1 member ot' liandettes, lfllA, Tri-lli-Y, NjHS, and NHS, DALE NlAl'l.DlN Played liootlaall and Bas- ketball his tirst two years. also ran Tratk. Bl2TSl'Y Sljli MlZlNlfClKl2--7 Served as Class Otiliter twin years, fSnplwinure and Uluniorl. tour year member ot' FTA, President ut Distritt IV FTA, Otititer in Student Clouncil two years. Offiter of N'll'lS tljresidentj, NHS, Tri-Hi-Y, and Bandettes Cpresidentj, was Majnrette three years in Band. Co-Editor of Plainsman, member ot' Quill and Scroll. DION Mlll.'l'ON-f-Served as President of FBLA, Vite President of Satety Cuuntil, mem4 ber ot' lil7A tour years, FTA, and Slide Rule. gyl - . fp, s QS '50 x 'K gnisgi' 5 I yi I ', e lblf at Mr-XlCl5l'l.:'x MtXY'll.l.lANlS Sxxeetlieart ut' l l A liti' luniiir xear. slit- nas Piintess ul' PHS. Vluniur C lass lxlxtvrlte-,s.11itu in Cruls and A C an pe-lla C liiwir, xumrke-tl in tlit wtitite, was .1 mem- - .,. . . ,.- , laer ut l'lA. l'Bl-A, lillA, and lri-lli-N. lflN1Mlf'l l' MARSllAl,l. 'l'ranst'ei' student liis Senior year. ClAYl.l2 MARTINH 'Iranster student as .1 'lunf iimr, was a member int' Tri-lli-Y. and Spanisli Cflulw and sang in A Ciappella. Cil.ll TUN MARTlNee Served PHS Band as its Drum Major, was a memlver of Cfreseendu C,Qlulv, Spanish Club, served on Safety CQountil, lrli-Y and Slide Rule Cllulvs. SENIORS fo-5 ff- I . 4 17 ..,, V 4 'K ,Qs .., -1? r 7'it -it 'IO MULLINGS-A member of FTA, Future Nurses, Spanish Club, and NHS. DARRELL NEWBY-Transfer student to PHS. L. B. NEWMAN-Participated in Latin Club, Hi-Y, Slide Rule, Safety Council, and NJHS. JACK OSWALD-Worked on Plainsman, a DE member, played in the Band as Freshman, a member of Crescendo and FBLA. VIRGINIA MELTON-Sang in Girls' and A Cappella Choir, worked in office, a member of FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, and Spanish Clubs. LYNDELL MOOREfSang in A Cappella, played Tennis, a member of Hi-Y, Slide Rule, NJHS, and FTA. JOHN MOOREHEAD-Played Tennis and Golf, was a member of Slide Rule, FTA, Latin Club, and both Honor Societies, STANLEY MORRISON-Played Basketball and Baseball, a Letterman, held membership in FTA, FBLA, Spanish Club, and Slide Rule. SENIORS 'Til PATSY PERRYMAN-Officer of Tri-Hi-Y and FTA, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, made All-State Choir two years, a member of Student Council, Girls' State, NHS, NJHS, and Latin Club. JOE PETERS-Was a member of FFA. ZELDA PHILLIPS-Membership in FHA for four years, a member of Njl-IS, FTA, Spanish, and Future Nurses Club. NANCY PHINNY-A FHA'er and member of DE. JOHN PATTliRSONgWas Secretary of Fresh- man Advisory, played in Band, played Baseball, and a member of Crescendo. KAYLENE PFARCE- DON PENDERGRASS-A transfer student to PHS, a member of FFA, Hi-Y, sang in A Cap- pella. REGIE PERKINS-Played Basketball, a mem- ber of NJHS. SENIORS XT lx fb n ,-l ,ls fbi DONNIE JOE RACE-Played in the Band for four years, was Reporter for Band, took part in Operetta. KAROLYN RASCO-Was a member of Fu- ture Homemakers and DE, transferred to PHS as Sophomore. JOE ANN RAWDON-Played Volleyball four years, worked in the office three years, was a member of NJHS, Spanish Club, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, and Spanish National Honor Society. JOHN RAY- EDWIN PIERCE-Played in the Band four years, member and President of Crescendo Club, President of Latin Club and Junior Class, also President of NHS and Student Council Prexy. LARRY POOL--Played Football, Baseball, Tennis, and Golf, and ran Track, was a mem- ber of Hi-Y and a Letterman. DON PRICE-Played, Football and was a mem- ber of FFA, was a transfer student to PHS. SENIORS 'Q' IO8 1',:2 .V rf S A .1 JIMMIE DON RICH-Played A Basketball and Baseball, was a Letterman and member of Hi-Y. SHIRLENE RIGLER-A three year member of FHA and member of FBLA, transfer student to PHS. GLENNA ROBERTSON-Worked in the Li- brary, was an Officer for two years in Library Club, was member of FHA, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y, and worked on Plainsman Staff. DONALD RUSSELL-Was Treasurer of DE Club, a member of NJHS and Spanish Club. O Q...- DON REECEYPlayed Football, both A and B Basketball, and two years of Base- ball, was a Letterman, a member of Student Council, FTA, and sang in A Cappella. XVENDFLL REEDER-Became Treasurer of FFA, was a Chapter Farmer, played B Foot- ball. BILL REEVES-Played Varsity Basketball and Baseball two years, was a Letterman, played B Football, was Senior Favorite Run-Off. TIMMY REXRODE-Sang in A Cappella Choir, was its President as a Senior, made All- State Choir, went to Boys' State. SENIORS BETTY SLOAN- KEN SMITH- J. P. SMITH-Four year member of Future Farmers, also in DE. PAT SMITH- GLENN SAUL-Played Varsity Basketball and Baseball, became President of FFA and District Secretary of FFA, member of FTA, Student Council and NJHS. JOALYN SIMS-Sang in Girls' Choir, played in the Band, a member of FHA, FBLA, Tri- Hi-Y. WILMA SHIPMAN-Transferred to PHS as junior. DARLENE SLAUGHTER-Member of FHA, NJHS, NHS, DE, and served on the Safety Council. SENIORS 'Q BOB STEWART-Served as Reporter for FFA, became a Lone Star Farmer, was a member of Student Council, A Cappella, FBLA, and Slide Rule Club. CONNIE STOKES-Played Volleyball two years, worked in the office, was a member of NJHS, FTA, Spanish Club, and Spanish Na- tional Honor Society. CHARLES SUMMERS- BARBARA SWEATF-Elected Treasurer of the Senior Class, was Accom anist for Girls' Choir, sang in A Cappella, pllayed Tennis and Intramural Baseball, was in Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FBLA, and FHA. NICKI SNIDER-Retained membership in FBLA, FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Stu- dent Council, and NJHS. BARBARA SPARKMAN-Was a Safety Coun- cil Representative, Teacher Assistant, a member of FHA, FTA, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y. SHYRL STANLEY-A member of the Library Club, Latin Club, and FHA. GLYNDA STEELMAN-Retained member- ship in both NJHS and NHS, was a Future Homemaker. SENIORS flu ANTHONY TILMA-Played in the Band. KAYLENE TILSON-Served as a member of Student Council and Safety Council, was a member of both Honor Societies, belonged to Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FTA, FBLA. KAY TODD-Held membership in Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FBLA, and DE. GARY TROTT-Played Football four years fthree years A Squaclj, played Basketball, was a Letterman, elected Treasurer of Senior class, and officer in Hi-Y,' was member of FTA. Hai BILL TAEGEL-As a Freshman he played Football, Basketball, and ran Track, has played Varsity Basketball for three years, is a Letter- man, sang in A Cappella and played Golf, he was a member of Hi-Y, Spanish Club, and NJHS. BEVERLY TAYLOR- JUDY TERRELL-Served on Student Council and Safety Council, was a member of FHA, FTA, and Tri-Hi-Y. RICHARD THOMAS-Held membership in the Projector Club, ran Track one year, served as Track Manager two years, and Manager for Football. SENIORS I . LEWIS WALKER-Was a Future Farmer and belonged to FBLA. AUDRA WATSON-Played in the Band and was a Twirler, a member of Bandettes, Library Club, and FTA. PAUL WEBBER--A member of NJHS, Slide Rule, Projection Club, and a member of Annual Staff. GENE WESTFALL-A Band Boy, member of the Spanish Club, and DE. VIRGINIA VARNELL-Played in the Band for four years, was a four year member of Bandettes and was a member of NJHS. FERN VESTAL-Was elected President of both Sophomore and Senior Tri-Hi-Y's, Presi- dent of FTA, and Reporter for Student Council, served as a member of Student Council two years, held membership in Latin Club, NHS, and FBLA. ALICE VIRDEN- LUA BEA WADDELL-Played in the Band four years, was a member of Bandettes, a mem- ber of both Honor Societies, belonged to FTA, FHA, Spanish Club, Library Club, and a mem- ber of the Spanish National Honor Society. SENIORS I fl ff xiii X-2 fi ' 4'X :QT -ff Q91 ff? BETH WIGINGTON-Sang in A Cappella Choir, was a member of Latin Club. KIM WILLIAMS-Was a transfer student to PHS, she sang in the Choir, was a member of FHA and FTA. JACK WILLIAMS-Played in the Band, was a member of Crescendo Club, sang in A Cap- pella and was a member of Hi-Y. MARQUISETTE WILLIAMS-Transfer Stu- dent, was a member of FHA, FTA, and sang in A Cappella. 'Q IZRLE XVHITE--Played in the Band, member of Crescendo Club, Spanish, and Hi-Y. JANE WHITl2APlayed Volleyball three years, ftwo years on A Squadj, sang in Girls' Choir two years, a three year member of Library Club, a member of FHA, and both Honor Soeieties. PENNIE XWHlTl2fHeld membership in Tri- Hi-Y and DE. BARBARA XWHITTEN-Served as an officer in Tri-Hi-Y and FBLA, played Tennis, sang in the Choir, was a member of FTA, FHA. SENIORS fix oi Fw 3 ,-Q-1 ll? CLAUDE YATES-Was a four year member of Future Farmers. DALE ZELLENY- 17- fi JIMMY XVOFFORD-Played Football ftwo years on Varsityj, ran Track, played Baseball, was a Letterman, was Z1 member of FTA. BILLY WOODS- LOU WOOD-Was a member of FHA and INHS. LINDA YANDELL-Was a member of FHA and Future Nurses Club. SENIGRS Having completed eleven years in school, the juniors reach the place where they begin enjoying their education more than ever before. Of course, it's harder than previous years at school, but there is no satisfaction like completing something on which one has really worked. juniors have at last attained the ranks of upperclassmen and are enjoying their standing, and looking forward to their Senior year. Also they realize with a shock that three years have whizzed by without their doing all the things which they meant to do. All in all, the junior year is possibly the very best year in High School. Don't you agree? Pmfidezzt, Butch Hansardg Mary jane Gordon, Rejwrlerg Beth Vfaggoner, Serretargg Gaydean Bur- field, Vice Pr'e.ridez1l,' Mary jane Wolf, T?'6'd.l1l1'fI'. ' 'S 'N fn 13.7 Q? .y -FK wi i , y view, 7 4, , kgs! X ...4-Sqnin in II5 ag. Donald Alcorn Don Austin Steve Bagwell Keith Banks UNIORS Richard Barnett Bill Bass Cameron Barbian Vertis Barley Mike Bates Claudia Baxter Janice Billingsley Donna Billingsly 4 'fi f,..-HY Gary Blankenship Jeanette Bmwn I , .3 . , V 4.A.LJ ' ' ' N i f IA f , 'L - .1 ,j ,. 2 I 2- X Ifugcnc Bocdckcr RiQh.ml Boyd A9 N-45 Peggy Brow n . M, ,tg TJ' Charles Bruce , ,uw3.,x.W, X STU 5 Pat Bronk Bob Buhrkuhl 3 -.. A 1 'Q V 4 , K , Q1 Q 4 . .3 I 14 V JUNIORS . X if - ,lzf f l NQV: V Y I xx 115,411 . ' i Betty Bullard Gaydezm Burfield Dickie Burnett Mike Burrow V4 2! , .j li . f ,..4. ,QI l -pr f .6 rf, fn. 'Q -,A ' T' ? fl H' Q i, X sw. J l Q N C7 james Cain Lynda Campbell Larry Carrol Linda Cauclnle UNIORS Billy Churchwell Frances Claycomb Lyndell Chaddick Mike Childress 'Wh 'V 2 -r 4? Donald Conner Elgin Conner Carolyn Cooper George Coursey J J H? ' ,V ijll . fw 4 1-vi? Theresa Covey jimmy Cox Linda Crane Linda Crowell 41' 'E' 'Hs-my Jimmy Dalton Robert Dalton Bill Cupp Dorothy Curry gg..- I? f, ' x Saundra Damron johnny Davis Nancy Donaldson Janette Draper ii -fi se-J F57 'N Judy Draper janet Duffey Carolyn Duvall Rex Eatmon UNIORS Dick Farris jean Feagin Charles Edmonson Wendell Edmonson BTI? Sylvia Ferguson Elmer Freese Eunice French jerry Frye M Charlene Galloway Shirley Garrett Mary Germany Paul Gilbert Mary jane Gordon Larry Gould UNIORS Carole Ann Grady Donald Graham Doug Graham jerrell Grant john Earl Green janith Gregg . ij df yn. -t .5 We 'Nav Carl Grizzell jack Hadley Ann Hamilton Butch Hansard 4-N o lS Etta Hardin Inman Hardin 'Nf- joan Henry 96 UNIORS fi Oliver Harmel Gary Harrell 'Q pl aa pv 3 X ,Ng ,G Rita Henry Eddie Herrington Cynthia Hicks A ulxlvs 3 2 Ya, ' ii r M9 5 A , . I 4' gh D 5 ah .1 ,Q If f -' Q1 Al , U i fill 1 ' ,, , 4 HJ I Ill is' -Q '40 Tommy Holland Gerald Hollis Richard Hollis Gerald Holsapple Keith Horan Ann Howle UNIGRS Bobby Huntington Mary Jean Inman James Jacobs Joyce James Judy James George Jones ,Wo Q VC' ,Q-in rdf' Letha jones Lin jones Patsy jones Trudie jones UNIORS Paulani Kalana Fred Kanady Dovie julian Leilani Kalana Am tak H' , A 7 Yrs? -2 x I Dorothy Kerley Richard Langford David Leatherman Audie Light .V .r -'47 Q h 41,5 I V7 f h ' 1' 'SA in Q , F ' QW . 1' A 0 i p 5 Q ,gb -! H XXX H W - X 1 yy ' I If 5 ' lm f' X' r' ' NK X e X ' ef ' ' 9 I f x I X X fl V Kenneth I.inderm.1n Lonnie Loter Phlllip Inter Glen Lusk 'A -A e - , i Kenneth Mcljachern Gary MeGrexx ', 44: ,LV Q f I . K '. - r Keith Mnflornnguk Nancy MeCowan K V 1X -' - '1 7' . 'f 5 x.. . xox V- . ' , Ax MA - , ' ft!! UNIORS , 1 X 5 34 .. Q ' I N 'TAP x ex' K.- I If x I Glen McGuire Loretta McKee Mary McMillion Beverly MCSXX am -fw W 1 'aff' ' 4 -qs -ef fi- ff S: 1' fix Perry McWilliams Paul Maddox Linda Mallow Leccia Malone Martha Mangum Billy Masten JUNIORS Linda Mathews David Maxwell Steve Meador Patsy Merrill Dale Merriman jo Ann Miller ! b ,pix Sandy Miller Gary Minyen Leta Mires Don Misc F Clois Osburn Donna Owcnby Linda Mull Carrol Nafzger JL L 32? L Mike Payne Dale Perkins jerry Phipps Roger Phillips ,WQ Q ,fd 'VZ 13357 'z ,, , W 'lnjr-fwv ,. fx. . , :ALA ' 'fl 5 2 ,iffy ' - -'sign i ' . -fwifffr' 7 , Tiki .. , 1. f 'W mf, i .2 , ! I A ff: . T ,Y J 1 ' ' ' ' ' 5? ' ,Mn af in HRX . .fl XX: N 'n i' P - 'V' 1 P' N r X , WX. - . , 1 ll S 4' 2 ! X Bill Pinkerton Pam Poole rev' , we , i Qzeuff, Carol Posten Cleta Price UNIURS Wanda Raymer Tommy Reed james Purcell Peggy Rawdon F Q 'UK 'Y' '? -I Gary Reeves Glendl Reid Lee Richards Rodney G, Rickels 2-2.5 2. lb' '--.27 1 X. R. L. Robhs V: i - X fr sf vigrx, U Q ' 1 XR ' x N '.' K. sf' X , , N v 0 Clwll RUWVYS Jerry' ROl7CffS Sharon Rothwell f 'g ...ff Danta Schlccte Dale Stott x 4 Suzfmna Rushing Ngmqy Ruggcll ' ,S V x x. ,--f ff f f ' ' 7. f I X ,X S 055:53 JUNIORS S igiigsf ' R 1 1 :: :ff rg X .aff fs.. 3u:l:ll:11:1':'.-. Dcarl Scott George Scott Linda Self lo Ann Sewell Tl AE O 1 . fi 'S 5 .E s. Af ,uv-Q .31 Q?- rv V' r Q , ' i Q W9 'i , 4 M- ' 1 N E Fred Shipman Patsy Simmins Lucille Sims Gary Sitton N Sherry Sitton Kirk Smith UNIURS Barbara Smith Dewey Smith ,I-g,ff1x5.r, 1 Marvin Slaughter in Q Aff,-5 -A if r' ' X r Nancy Snider Richard Stephens Andy Stokes 3 A K fi wi? 'R M-4' , ,g I 1 Y , ji S lil - 91. N - Q 7' I ii W hxvi' lm Manu vii - A Q, Ronald Stokes jk 17? D .pi Egg' Harold Thomas Swv, I ,,,Y. 1, .. - , . ,K ,will F . :'- , ' ai' 5 ,yi I f sul ,QF X ' r L? sg hx .5 5 rg. , s ' 5' L be - Ray Strilkcl ..a s X Monya Thurman fhv, , -13 I . Q Billie Sylics Kay Tgylgf jimmy Torres I -47. .A 5 3 nwy'w', piss X n R . '- . f I Q I UNIORS we l Louise Tubbs Lois Vaughn Beth Ann Waggoner 5 ' ' ' e el - R . vl F Q M? . p l , 5 ' is K '-' it - ff ,,f- As M . MJ t ,Xu s . -gf, 1- ' ' J E Shirley Totty .fx Gale Wagner .V-sal! n 'A' P ...., L. .ru lg S 'fm Dickie Warren Darlene Watkins jean Ann Webb Keila West UNIORS Hardy Westbrook Curtis Wester l - Ann White George White Mack White Raymond Whitfield Delroy Williamson Nancy Willis p-Q. IU! RE Barbara Wilson Mary jane Wolf C. W. Wright Linda Yancy Betty Yandell Roy Yowell JUNIURS 'iff u34 A vs fi --N at ' is wi mt' fail In rilgfwlx Nv.ll'lWI'lPlllll1. Patsy Nt-il. Namy Rae. Shirley N4-iglmhors, Mihfennainy. At lastl you're not Freshmen! And wasnt it a wonderful year? You are finally on your climb toward Seniority. You have that fstill uncertain, su- periority, antl it feels just grand. You have finished the year with so much to he proutlse-specially your wontlerful school spirit and your leadership. As the spirit grows. so develops our greatness as a school. This year's officers are Pnrizftflzf. Vie Yarhroughg lififji. Barry lNIeMc-nnarnyg Patsy Neil, Sm'1'eff11'v1',' T7'C'rl.YIl7'07'. Shirley Neighhorsg and Nancy Rae, Rujwrfer. pf- If ns 'iffy 42? Wi '51 ,, . eg. 'X Gary Barnes Allen Beard .Freddie Bell Henry Benzon William Bain Joe Baker Mike Barnett Doris Bassel Judy Atkins Gary Autry jane Aylesworth Larry Akin Carole Alexander Reyes Alonzo Marie Anderson SOPHO ORES Maurice Bankston f'9 1'5'f r 36 1, li 1 .ann 'rs 'lu s. Alfred Byrd Joyce Byrd Fryar Calhoun Lmda Cantrell J. E. Carter jimmy Carter Mabel C de Baca Virginia Chambers Y Jerry Chapman Sue Chennault Ruben Clark SOPHO ORES Nelda Cloxer Don Coleman Sue Cooper Janice Copeland Stem art Crandell Susan Cross s . ,H ,ff Q lf Toni Cruz Donald Cummings Kay Daniel Donna Duckett Lynn Duncan Tony Dunn SOPI-I0 ORES Rockne Dyer 'Q Patty Glantz Dick Gosden Ronald Grantham jerry Green ii' it IGN Mona Beth Garnett Norma Garrett Leta Glidewell Linda Goodwin -cv' Jerry Frye Ann Gardner Edmond Garner SOPHO Marihelen Garrison L of Stella Farmer Shirley Ford jimmy Fore Carolyn Foster ORES Ji -er joe Don Green Roy Gregg Kenneth Griffith Frank Grimes james Hardin Buddy Harmel Linda Harris SOPHO ORES Mary Chris Hayes X Reta Hef lin Marvin Henry jackie Hight Kathleen Hill as -fl? Wayne Holland Yvonne Holland Don Holley Barbara Holmes Scottie jackson Freddy jameson Sammy johnson Al' jones 5 'F .15 3 Barbara Hudgins Delores Hudgins Frank Hudgins Bennie Hood Joie Hooks Charlie Horn Claudia Houston SOPHO ORES Kay Huff Dale Hyde Richard Jacobs johnny James Kay jackson - X w X ,. . 1 I A xx jack Kecls Merlyn Kimbell Barney King SOPHO ORES Davxd Kmg ,ag Darla Suc McElroy jc-rrine McGraw Nancy McGuire Barry McMennamy SOPHO ORES Berle Muon Carolyn Moore Henrierre Moore Billy Mott lx 'U' f-X .vu vw- A I. Dorothy Mull Frank Mullins Carol Muffy SOPHU URES I...- 99s rf 9 5. 'WY 491 .,,,,i 'if' N. 1 ig' ,5- 'rv -f 'Q Shirley Neighbors ' if fvf X Patsy jo Neil Xwilson Neil jane Nelson Kelly Carl Newman S? vi 'S jack Nichols Don Nowell joy Offield james Oats 4 x-ik: K? -I 'W ff ,, 'itz A ,S 4 , 3.- igg t B. 5 Eff' '.. 4 I. V' 'T X 45 Q ix ,,. ,UN l 1 5 ,fx- 3241, ya - z LN A l Bobby Pillow Bill Ramsey Carolyn Rankin Nancy Rae l w-. Leo Phillips Ronald Phinney Kenneth Plank Anita Pool .Iuzman Perry Knrcn Peterson Janice Phillips Sharon Painter Darrell Perkins Larry Perkins Bruce Perry SOPHO ORES ILA? Billy Phipps Q-1 FS 'TWP Kenneth Reed Mary -lane Ringwgild ,limmy Rhmlerick Mike Rhodes SOPHO go-sg ,,,l fl fl 'N lflm viv- Tide T5 ,fb K N' no ,--ul ,ifi W? X ff ,X 'J Gene Roberts Ann Robinson Claude Robinson ORES ,fy A , A if ihi A Jana Rottmann Linda Sanders Mary Dell Sanders Charles Saul 'U grin 1 fv- J ,fE Sandra Sawyer Peggy Schlecte joe Dan Scott Scharlott Scitern '55 Af X 0 1 Gloria Sewell Lois Shannon james Sherman Barbara Shipman f In SOPHO 011135 Y? -1' C TN Q5 MAX Smplt-run ' 16 ' '- Yldtli Stutlitun ' 43 3 ,lnlm 'Il-rrcl , . .,, ' ,lutly 'lllrry ' ,ww ' -. , 'W , -N 1' I xx if ,...-1. N Y' '-' t l -Q I -g : li l 1 ' 2 I v 4 N Xt P. 'lf Tolivcr johnny V.1r'ncll Otto Vcm SOPHO ORES 1.14 ,,, ' A 4 Ovis Vestal 41 322 . N' A, w at Q f J :I r 2 ,, ' 13'-,iff-. fi iff A +R -- fry 1 : , ug ,,5,4., X-?f2?T'. . 31+ v J Y? I ft' Glenda Virdcn Chavella Villa Y.. F: Q- 21 l ' ' v 'J 2 'WN .lr ' M-WV.-I-1 'f f fir I ' r fQ ,MWM MMA. - 1 J. B. Wfulkcr I I in mx ' ' Al ' 1 Louis NX'.1tltlcll 't ' Q ' L' Buddy Whlker ' -4 1? ' .5 X Pi Q- lx t f W u I rs N I 't ' f , H,:.xvQ, L -M. f - .,-Q3 5 fx 7 4 Q av as 'igfl' 418 ,fag H ' ' 'loc XX.lltf.'1's U' f ., laakxc XX.1rx'cn -1 . -uv ' Sig. fq'-'7 Linda XY'.lI'l'L'f1 I . , 1 1 cg- avx' - .5 .- 74 Richard Watson Larry Wfcavcr Dale Webb Lannie Wfebb SOPHO ORES 'TE-D f'- ,-.. VC! ,I -9 'U' A ,.--, I1 . Ar iq Gloria xx'.,.,X1.m1 'N 'Q g Mikku Wynn N , 5 . ,D . r if SR - W 1 , ' 4 w X . . X , A X ,wi ' f f-'F - Q i x ' 15 ,Icrrnll Ywun, 4 ..v ,f lohnny Zimrmxmm '1 A' 'S W g ' -S ' I S K A f iff 9 1 ' ' X xx, X I 'TA X :f xx' E , 1' c- ' 1 5 This is nn English Class! All work and no Play V U I Left lo riglals Tommy Aday, Rc-gina Meek, David Hegi. Vicki Goyne, Peggy Miller. FRESHMEN were welcomed to Plainview High. three hundred and ninety strong, and they will go down in history as the last Freshman class of PHS. This fact gives them a distinction and a pride which they will develop in the next three years. In these years, they will determine what kind of school Plain- view High will be. It will be their leadership in the forthcoming years that will make our school even greater. With Tommy Aday as jrreridezzl and David Hegi as fire pmridezzf. the class took things in stride. Rounding out the offi- cers of the year, Vicki Goyne became .l'6U'EffI7'j', Regina Meek, trea.r11rw'. and Peggy Miller, reporfer. F RE SHME Tommy May George Beat Nancy Bell Billy Bennett Sharon Billingsley Charles Bilbrey l52 jackie Alvis Roy Anderson Shirley Anderson Wayne Arnold Olivia Arredondo Clifford Atkins Helen Atkins Marvin Avants Charles Barnes John Barnes Billy Barnett jerry Bass -iii Q- Vifeldon Adkins Dennis Alsup fag 'K-45 IQ' aft., .15 'VS -'C' F RESHME Ralph Bohannon Claude Boles Charlotte Bolding Sandra Bond Lawrence Bontke Sandra Boothe Bobby Booth Carl Boteler Marsha Botts Diane Bowser Mary Joyce Bradley Eloise Brandes 'X james Bryant Carolyn Brown Lonnie Brown Patricia Brown Sara Sue Brown I53 FRESH E Tom BW' Donald Clark Gloria Clark Hubert Clark W. C. Clark Bruce Cline l54 Mary Bruton Neita Bullard Virginia Bybee Gavine Cardenas Kay Cargill Sandra Carlisle Ann Castleberry Sherry Caudle Glenda Cheek Brenda Churchwell Glenda Churchwell David Clark 11' QIN fd 22' 3 ,.., fr -'..,. 7 C ffl. 1741: . . 1, v . 115.6-221 ,.,,s lx 1-fx -4.5. 43 -. A i Y Buddy cum af' Anne Collins Louise Cargill 1 rr, J AA .4 X! fi, , RN H I ' it-l1,,Z5' 7 .Y 'fi V' if 3? Q I ng aff' K I i , ' uf .H .,j ,haf yi -' vu' 121 :Iwi ' 5315: :B all ' ,4 ' .Q Z'-:lids 9.5 215' g:SBE Q. io 235111 gn:!iI!IlX'X,' 0 nnnsgil 11:11:32-'Y'-TN f- Af -.C 4' in - I g - gs I vi' 1 K! U ' , 'T' CD 5 Y z I. 4' -x 'o , fi ,,.. ff, , n '- 1 fc l ' M I . S V ,,,4 ...p X . 5 ,I il U l , -.3,. . m M ,. f . 1 4,4-ef. Dalc Couch Gilbert Couch Jimmy Coursey Gwcnrlu Covey Lynn Cox jerry Crader Sue Crane james Cross james Cumby Bob Cummings Bruce Daily Alice Daws David Dean Bobbye Nell ' f f -X Dewberry I ' Marie de Sousa ' ' ' y' Scottie 4 ' ' Donaldson ' , Don Doss . f -ff: Y a if o by I55 lf , 1 J 'Nb' - X E Georene Dotson Don Duvall Linda Edwards Marsha England Denny Enos Mervin Evans jean Farr Weldon Faucett Richard Feagin jimmy Ferguson Joe Ferguson Logan Fitch Elmer Flovin M F RESHME Robert Hackler Gary Hall Beverly Hamilton Lorena Hamilton Bruce Hancock Holsapple Gay Nell Holt Larry Hooper Carla Hopkins Carolyn Howard F RESHME Donald Harwood Edith Hatch Edna Hatch Eddie Hatfield Don Hays Wildean Heflin David Hegi Gary Herring Max Henson Gary Hewett Linda Hinkley Elliot Hollings F RESHME Lonnie Jones Stanley jones Lewis jordan jearl Keeton Wilma Keeton I59 FRESHM I QYf11 mr Mary La Fuente Wanda Lawernce Nellie Leatherwood jerry Lee Josephine Leon Edward Lewis Loretta Love Ronald Lowrimore Norma Lumpkin Patricia Lumberg Tommy Lyons Bob McBeth Regina Meek Connie Mendoza Beatrice Mercado johnny Messer Peggy Miller I6l Henrietta Morgan Mike Morgan Connie Morrison Ruth Morseback Roy Moss l62 F RESHME Paulette Mise Glenda Mitchell Sue Mitchusson Leslie Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Mary Alice Monroe Milton Montez Douglas Moon Donna Moon Sue Moore john Moore Lucinda Moorehead john Robert Patterson Linda Pearson joan Peed Calvin Perkins Kay Perkins Linda Phillips I63 FRESHME jerry Don Powell Donna Price Priscilla Ragle Shirley Raper Leslie Reaves Melvin Reams Suanna Reecl Charles Reese jimmy Reeves Marilyn Rich Tommy Rigler jerry Ringwald ,ers W'-' Q ,I Q val' joe Rodriquez i l , 'Kaz if ,, 12:2 fr- In M S 'b I . jack Roland ii ,..-v f vV Hubert Rogers X J , N. , l x-I 2 FRESHME ,.-. 'ff Q-XP '40 a -.AI9 -41' 41' LU! 0 h,-5 I' 'S x 41 tx? X l A, effirixim it fha A r -1' A 5 '3' S 4' 1 ' ' ,R Q ' ' Q f 1 f ' fx 4,0 -w 5P,vY'T'?' R ,HI Q Q' ' 'Q V'-yr Emma jo Ross Jo Ann Russell Monette Russell Joe Edd Sambol Elbert Samman Grady Savage Mary Sue Schwartz Edward Self Montie Shannon Travis Shaw Bobby Shepard Betty Shipman rg'-Q Stanley Simmons Ken Sinclair Lana Slaughter Barbara Smith Donna Smith l65 Rebecca Taylor Quincy Taylor Amelia Teague Hazel Tedford Jerry Terrell I66 F RESHME Gary Smith Wayne Snelling Kay Snodgrass Charles Stair Albert Stalcup Sharon Standefer Bill Stanley Jan Stapleton George Stockton Ronnie Stovall Wanda Summers Charlotte Taylor Randee Taylor jackie Smith Joan Smith x SF J in gri- 17'-'rr' Barbara Thomas Lois VU all Thomas Wallace Dennis W'alker Larry Walker George W'ard I67 1 'iv . 3 L '19 'fi 4 'Y .z- 1 ff .Q A Z 1 a, 1 1 ,Y E . ez.-.. '.' .je ! .,', ,L Aus fa-1-, I .aim :li 1 if w -sf ' tv, is ., my 30:1 W Judy Wofford ilxtf- xigfimg-4, J' ' x xii, , Q5 1 Carolyn Yancy f '---v Dan Yerby X x A A S Douglas Young Rosemary Zeleny FRESHME fl fc, xx I.Y:NvDA CA P AT? ES MPlilfI.l. :if Ar KEILA w'Es'r IAYNDA cimioiusss TWIRLERS, CHEERLEADERS ADD COLOR T0 PHS. Aside from their classwork and other activities these young ladies add color and spirit to the activities at PHS, and in order to do this, they spend many hours outside ot school working to perfect their routines and yells. Twirlers are selected for the Band, and Cheerleaders are elected by popular vote of the Student Body. CAROLYN COOPER I70 WD Z X, X 6,48 .1 , A 649' - . l. - .X-,llsft . -v lc-WW' this ,. X435 fl ,, Av Txxtliui hleiflcikxixlcxnukc Bc 1 lmnm ' XY'MetvU. , fr X , it 1 1 ACTIVITIES ,NN fs .ag T7 '58 PLA INSMAN STAFF C0-Editor: . Betty Henry, Betty Meinecke Bzujrzerr Alfzzmger . . . Sandra Hail V li Feature Ediior .. Theresa Covey Sporlf Edilm' . .. ,. Ray Garrison Phofograplaerr . . Ray Garrison, Paul Webber Exflmzzge Edifor . ,. . Eva june Holmes Cirrulafion . , . Milton Looney Reporlerf . . . ,t,, . Dion Melton Qlst semesterj, Jack Oswald, Linda Self, Richard Hollis, Glenna Robertson, Margaret McAnally. it l' Adrifor . .. Miss Betty Buford l Co-Editors: Betty Meinecke, and Betty Henry. second year journalism student. 4e79' Smff The PLAINSMAN, published bi-monthly by the journalism Department, is a mem- ber of ILPC, PHSPA, and THSPA. Staff members live by the clock as they meet weekly deadlines and daily assignments. Reporters McAnally, Melton, and Robertson, look over the finished product. l72 Milton checks on Sandy as she makes out the monthly bills. Ai' iight! ,-.-y S5195-5 As.. As usual Eva june is busy typing while Jack and Richard fold papers for mailing. In addition to the work put forth by the staff, there is some time for visiting, and for fun. Meeting each deadline, one finds humorous incidents. The students work individually on assignments and in doing so learn responsibility, fwe hopej. Making Assignments, the entire staff is gathered Cloifum Robertson Holmes Hollis Oswald Looney, Henry, Garrison, Meinecke, Melton, Hail McAn1lls Cox u md Self -14 . 1 i Fin! row: Caudle, Malone, McMillian, Childress, Taylor, Fox, Slaughter, Mullins. Serond faux' XVaddell, Gordon, Rushing, McDaniels, DeMent, Hannah, Perryman, Grantham, Covey. Third roun- Ackeson, Pierce, Brown, Meinecke, Brownd, White, Self. Donaldson, Bingham. Fourth row.- Stokes, Akin, Bateman, Bumpus, Armstrong, Gilbert, Catlin, Mires. ' gleam ' OFFICERS Prefidear . ...,.... . EDWIN PIERCE Vice Pf6.fidt'I1l . . JIMMY BATEMAN Serremry , ..... BETTY SUE MEINECKE Tre.1fw'ef ......... SONDRA JAMESON Reporler .. GLENDA AKIN Qualifications for membership into National Honor call for a 90 average in academic work for a year prior to election, good citizenship, leadership, good character and service to the school. After formal initiation of pledges the group numbered forty-five. The banquet in the spring is one of the highlights of the year for this honorary organization, sponsored by Mrs. Nils Akeson. OFFICERS P7'6,S'fd6'lll , , .,.,.....,,, JERRY FRYE Vice Prerident ,,,,,,, VICTOR YARBROUGH Serrelary . ,,,, , PATSY JO NEIL Tre.1,iurer CHARLIE SAI'L Repofler SHIRLEY NEIGHBORS C9 Q-e Fivzfl 1-put' Cooper. Shannon, Phillips. wfarrenu Sowell. Di ,O B Maddog- Pi-Tykf f'i3OlllFnd., Akin. Virden. Mitchell Elmorle nTbiildarlldulwegi-y.EeEi5Eil1iit'i'?gZiwcihitfci exan er. u , e . Yarbrough. Fnurzb mul' Sniith G I 7 -' an rc Holland, C , S H Alv I V , , ar ner. Holland, Atlfins Goodwin. Garnett Sanders f055 WWCF, ysxsorth, Miller. Schelecte, Memecke, Terry, Robinson, Duckett, jurcgik The organization parallel to the NHS for the second semester Freshmen and Sophomores of the school who maintain an average of 85 and who have no grade lower than 80. There are also standards of citizenship, leadership, and character. Fifty-six students now hold membership in this organization. Sponsor is Mrs. Gladys Whitacre. , .,-iia. 2 Fin! row: Miller, Snider, McLaughlin, Billingsley, Ellerd, Tudor, Hamilton, Brown, Mienecke, Frye. Second row: Covey, Lass Vestal Webbe M M , , r, c enemy, LaFont, Bates, Yarbrough, Saul, Ramsey. Third faux' Covey, Johnston, West, Burfielcl, Gordon, Wolf, Miller Thurman, Perryman, Cross, Meador jones Fourzb fou H A , . '.' egi, Reaves, Akin, Hardin, Aday, 7Richarcls, Armstrong, Bumpas, Keels, Pierce, johnson, . . ' f Student Council is an organization to plan and execgllfe Pfolegfgctgg the benefit of PHS students. President and vice Pfesl em ati: il by the student body, and other officers are eleCtCCl bl' the Qunfh' Each advisory has a representative in St. Council. It helpS t0 give 6 students a voice in the workilig of the School' IFIAEC Ps OFFICFRS EDWIN PIERCE MIKE ARMSTRONG 1sm 1'Y MEINECKF SONDRA JAMESON RONALD STOKES MRSA O. J. LAAS 3461 KE, , JA1 LAIRD Pr11fid1fr1! Vin' Prc.1id1'11l S6'f1'c'l.1f-Y R11f1m't1'r Q11111pr1se11 of 'mlhc 111111110 13115111155 11111115 11 5 111117 15 111 1 up of the 51111161115 of f111111111r11.11 5111311115 1111111 511111 111111113115 of the 11ub participated 111 the M1 111111 M155 1 B L A 111111151 11111 the banquet this spring The 111113 11415 11 1111111 1111 111111 11111 1111111111 Sponsor lb Mrs. jcrrell C 1111 1 111521011 H1115 111c1'd, 1:11w1cr. NCDUH1 NGK Cite D11111r50n DNS-S5'k'51 J' 1 .rn-it 1 1 1 - . g. fk. A 1 , i, ,R 5- A Mi' .,g, . ff L .Pg T , gf V fir . 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Mrs. May .ers it . Calicutt. Mrs. Clark mrlxon ffm Titus. tf0r fair Stil lg , it work on float- Exhibit at Fair HDME! ?.7f.f4. geaa GLENN SAUL LYNDA CHILDRIZSS 7' '5' 5 v 1 'I yd 7 I' 'V' . 9, XG' ji. ff! 'gb fr, ig: FT . J 1 . -. q ' , I 15,1 jg' 'ua' ' r f ' Q ff Pg-f F5 1 . 5 it . ,gg W Y, , f 1 , '- J , - r 5, I i a. ' . 'Q .7 A I 6 t 'A ,Q ,, W -if , ' . 'Ill ,z ,653 ' -nil . ,, ..., 4., , W 1. 4 l A Ii,, A i, . D K I i l I l Jxicx EE 1 L I .. ..., ,.., 5 5 , K 195 ,mv vw 11 il 1 .1 3 1 lx I Roberts, Duvall. Crum lSill1tey'Bont'e, -gl 3 ufd Clamm 'V . , dwu: 1 ,- .'4-, Vpt-h ,ieipi - ' ' - u XVillis Perkins NX alkelitfglifrcffirfifgieuil. HMS' Xvumli gailaer. TlPP5- Pmwlcrt Qeiitdiff liccvcsi Enos' muy' McClure. Dean, Alwll- ' ' L . Horn, Xvaiimmwn- D- Terrell. Maston. Vocational Ag is set up to meet the neecls of the farm boys in PHS who are interested in Agriculture. The four year program set up covers practi- cally every phase of farm work, rang- ing from raising cattle and pigs to farm electrification and management. The boys, 118 strong this year, par- ticipate in stock shows, judging con- tests, plan and carry out projects tlur- ing the year, and by experience learn many things which deal with daily life in farming. I G ne Barnett. Mr, Tom DLIHCBV SPONSORS: IN r. 6 x Y ANDILRPOEL AWARD Glenn Saul ' - -I T 7 y 1 .' If F I four Billinuslev. Tudor. Malone. JUWC5- Alim- ciilllllwll- Brltlm- Sewell Tsiji iii! 'H U' xiiifiin D la Collins: Zeleny. Armstrong. Schlecte. 4Houston. C. de Baca. Hain. I we PNN' un p Cimner Billingsley. Monroe, Taylor. Ferguson. T hurmrin. OFFICIIYRS Pfeifidwll FERN VESTAL Vzvu Pmwidifll BETTY SVE MEINIZCKIZ St CP'LfAl7'j' JANET DVFFIZY Til'-lfll?'U' JO ANN MII.I,liR Refwrlw' MONYA THVRMAN During 1957, the District IV president, Betty Meineclce. came from our F.T.A., and janet Duffey was elected as the '38 District Vice President. Coy Conner received the District Mr. F.T.A. title. The club sponsored Teacher Appreciation Vifeelc and practice taught in the elementary schools. The club has 21 membership of 102. MD BY. PXNX RA WMS r- 6, .. E ELXX QS L - Q 1- KD xx fx. PHS TWIRLERS AND DRUM MAJOR I Y'nr- ' f .a J' y, d'1:,..?-'1 11 , -N .il tv 1 ,. 5EANY ru III M .1 for Nu M111NY5CKx CLIFTON MARTIN HEY-7. A117 , . AEC KE lfLl'TlIS Ulm-nil.i ll.iniilron Peggy Schlcctc Roscinuy Zcliny nllfllk' Tuilor XY'.inil.i Iniwrcncc Mlrslm Botts DBOIYS Tlicrcm Covcx' Ann Cfollins CLARINISTS XY'.1ync Citlin Betty Mcinulcc lack XY'illi.ims Dickie XYlLlI'I'CIl I.inil.1 Cluillc Lcci.1 M.1lonC Dorothy Curry Auilm Wfatson f il . 1 V3 5 li 'R ini 3 ., l 'luily Terri' Cfirolc Ann Gnuly jimmy Cox Lynilcllc fill.lxlillLil'i Sylx i.1 lfcrguson Qirolyn Moore PM Bronla Ann M.ilonc Hcnricttc Altlfglll Bu girly Himilton K.1y Cirgill Chlrlottc T.ll'lk1f Doonic Rue ALTO CLA RIN ETS D.1nt.1 Sclilecte Llllxld. Yancey Bobby Jamison Carol Alcxunilcr BASS CILARINETS joun Henry 1 1 2 1 i 0 0 liiiiiiwc luiwrcmn I.u.i lim Xlifiililull M.ilwlc C , Llc l5.u.l Mui' Aliiu Munn l.X'I1xl.l llull CUNTRA-ISASS CI XRINITS Virginia V.irncll 'liinus ll.mlin ALTO SAXUPHONI S Kiln-nil.i Akin Billy' Xvooils cil.lLlxli.l Houston Ronnie XVooils Allcn Chirncr TKNOR SAXOPl IDN1 S Larry Clirroll lcrrcll Young lfilmon Garner John Kimbrcw gmwl l5:XRlTUNli SAXOPI lOX lfS I..1rry Akin Chiry ll.1ll BASSOONS Cixx'entl.t Cm CX' George XY'.1rtl CORNIYTS lllllhlll H.1rtlin ,l.imes Cf.1in lirle XY'hite 'lerry I7el.ish.m' Kirk Smith 'letinie lfllertl Ciene Boh Cirihhs Kai' llull johnny Zimmernmn Brute Perry Timmy XVilliiims lnllllly' XX'ehh XVilson Neil 'lohn Patterson Du itl llegi XY'.1yne Snelling Lonnie ,lones lztlwtrtl Sell l r.ink Cirimes HORNS 'Ie.1nette Brown lftlwin Pierce jimmy Torres XY'.1i'ne Holland Bennie llooel Cirolyn Brown Yloe Iitltl Simhol B.irh.ir.1 Smith BARITONES Mike Armstrong Paul Gilbert -limmy Miisten Ovis Vestal Larry Hooper 9 TROMBONES Clifton Martin Cynthia Hicks Mike Burrow Birl Moon Delores Hutlgins joe Foster BASSIZS Rex Ifiitmon lfreeldie jameson Marvin Judah Cary Smith lamb Torres DRUMS Jeanine Meinecke Don Allen Bill Elliott Doug Moon Tommy Rigler Melvin Reims Louis Vifaddcll Charles Edmiston 2 Y ,rm ' Q OFFICERS Pfefid'e11f SVZANNE RUSHING VIN Pfcllzltlll , SHARON RO'l'HVi'IfI.L SsfrrI.1ry ,,,, SAUNDRA DAMRON 'I'r't'.1fur'w DONNA DITCKETT Refwrlvf , JEAN ANN VUEBB Made up of twenty-seven girls, Girls' Choir presented an assembly program in February and entered the Region I Choral contest. Girls' Choir is an advanced choir open only to students by test and tryout. .HM fun. xsuvper, tdwnrdj, S V ll' . , , I Y Q Webb, Wofford, GarrisontST1,S2emu,',lgi,1gEhlxilfQvs1x12Z5.R Serrnzd min Chennault. Sims. Meeks, roux' Duckett, Beasley, Sawyer, VC'ebb, Vlfllfll XlC'ilson V:Ifilli111:ljhl9nh2?llEnmmny Lusk' Smith F0 'i'b ' - A -, 1 s, 0 ' I st, I A 1 Y rl ul? 5 . i . gi 2g i 3 Q 2' 7, , 1 i i , , S D lton Mendoza Holland Hamilton, julian, Melton F fff01f-' NCSWM' Nam Demem'-James' a ' Ai Ch lchwell. Taylor, Thurman hauow, Copeland. Second ,-auf: Miss .Griggs Dunn, roy, B lager- Kimbeuw King. Svsreaf . , 'f' P v, Whlliams, Elliff. Third rou. rrii V mums, ,Dudley lgjnml: l:f.rrRexrode. Hanna. PenderlZrasS, PerrYman, Wafd- Moore, Mangum. V Jffinf lm Pl'g'lldt'flf Vice Pniridmi Sen. 1.1711 Tn.1r14nr Rzlfiufle I' OFFICERS TIMMY REXRODE ,. , , MONYA THURMON . MAUREDA HANNA KAY TAYLOR BEVERLY MCSVUAIN Singing for the various service clubs, presenting the operetta, Hollywood Bound, a spring concert, and a trip to Corpus Christi to Buccaneer Days, as well as participation in the Region I Choral Contest made the year busy for the 39 students in A Cappella Choir. Director of the choir is Miss Marjory Griggsg Student Director, Keith Lamb. T 5 ..Q1af,,,,v,-..- , ' Swovzd mul' . C el80SI- Hirri5 so b'ns0n AtkIDS,gJrSj,Ba?aII Third Wu R0 I ' . . Nagy Moore. Rae Dewberrk ' v K, ' ' . r wi. wgzrizri? HOUSIOIQQ lfllllllr QI-oIioZd,. Neislgfgfle, Blair, Marlow. g . v L Lusl-2, G05 ne' a W 0 'CC' 6' OFFICERS Prffidwll ., . , , SHIRLEY FORD Vire Preridezzl .,,,.A, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , KAY BLAIR Serr'emf'y W GAYLIA BRYANT T7'l'6l.Yll7'67A , ,.,,.. , ,,,, ANN ROBINSON Rejmrler ,, PATSY JO NEIL Boasting seventy in their membership the Soph Tri-Hi-Y girls sponsored Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, participated in the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Christmas program. Mrs. C. S. Harris, and Mrs. Jewell Dodson are sponsors of the club. l92 aks- 'V' Vuyue. lblfd I H ---- . Ulmer, Uutf .- A I mu. Ferguson, Malo ey' Second iguil- Buff! Id ne, Taylor, Damron, 5eWeHyCMCCCt-Kxaglg ' fu' We OFFICERS P7'9.fldL'IIf ,,,. , . . ,, , , ,, FERN VESTAI. Vin, Pnxridenl SANDY FOLLIS Sefr'e1m'y ,,..,,,, V. ,. ,, VIRGINIA MELTON Tf'e.11ln'er , ,, . JANET DUFFEY Reporter ,.., SANDY HAIL Sponsoring several charitable projects were on the agenda for the Senior Tri-Hi-Y girls this year. They initiated the program in which students brought toys for the needy children and later in the year sponsored another toy and book campaign for the Colored childrens nursery. Mrs. Wanda Weaks is sponsor of this group. They also attended the Youth and Government meeting in Austin and took part in the Bow Woxv. Yi! TRI-HI-Y BEAU .Zcvnq pool HI-Y SWEETHEART Wayan Zzqcwt D94 K iv 2-Q, fx 'ii SLM., - ss my 716- ' ,J ai if , A . - rv. fi ii an- K 7 1 X7 Fin! row: McVC'illiams Andcrson, T H L , Q ' rott, adley, Wfhite, , S d . ,. . Smlcupl Cox' Callmlln. ROWell. Third roup' Rgliiitlgfsl-ioljliwl 'mu' Rfsed' Cummings IYIRSWUFU1, GMCC, McGuire OFFICERS Preridwzl . . A ., ..,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, , GARY TROTT Vin' Prmidull , BILL LAFONT SvrWl.1r'y , ,, , DEWAYNE MCGUIRE 'I'1'f.1.f14fw' ,, , DARRELL ANDERSON Hi-Y attended the Youth and Government conference in Austin, held a Sweetheart dance, attended the spring conference in Amarillo, and aided in sponsoring the Christmas toys and foods for needy families. Mr. Jerry Rowell sponsored the group. 1 WMSM: OFFICERS Prnldtfzfl JERRY BATIIMAN Vive PP':'1'fd:,71I . JIMMY BATEMAN Stw'tl.1r'1 KAY TAYLOR 'Iirt'.1.u11r't'r' . . . COY CONNER Reporter' DIARY JEAN GORDON Sale of slaves was the first big item on the Latin club's agenda. The annual banquet was staged February 17, and later in the year around Christmas the group enjoyed a Caroling party. March 22 was the date of the State Convention which was held in Sherman. Mrs. Louise Joachim has sponsored the group since its beginning. C Covey Second ro un' , , . f C dl, Smith, Norman. OVCY- V ' I - -. Fir!! 1'0l4'f Bullard' Mqlroyl Cllwildress, Connff- Rumboll BCnmnlNlXsMJlo1z:ihll Chesser' Woodard' Wlglntljnl lg ' ls T1 lor DeMent, Pierce, Rnckels, Ch2lPmaH7 if 'L 'b . .. Wulf G0fll0n- MC time ' 'Y ' . . Bateman. Gllblffi am A 14, Coo er C V - .teman, Emnon, li-or .... .L ..n1?,,.ivffmill Brown. Hannah. Perrynmn, Self, B1 1 Joneh, nrynnt. Brink 9 H Nimois, INCII, Hudmns H' -IV - . Illnnd. CI - I , , - -Cl CCM. Alexander. MJ . .A ' ' 'L 5- Iflght. S nf J I, I . . IITUH, C.IIn. IXLIYIJJ,-Q COX. www. cincckc. Ilonddwni Gmhilm. Crgfiilniu 0 OFFICERS 1'I'I,I'idtfIf VIAMISS CAIN Im 1'rttIdtI1f Doves QRAHAAI sm-tI.III, VIRGINIA, IIRYANI' RIIIIIIVIU- III3'I I'Y HENRY 'I'I-t,.IIf,m PATSY ,IoNES XVith IDQI'I'liUCfSiIiP open to all students who have or are studying Spanish, the Spanish cluh studies INLISiL', art. and literatiire of Spanish speaking countries. In addition to their studies, the students enjoyed ll dinner, :I pinzita party. and they took part in the Bow XY'oxx'. About thirty-five meinbers make up the club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cecil Xvitt. I97 Bandettes is made up of the Girls of the PHS Band. Their activities included the Side Show at the Band Parents Carnival in August '57, a slumber party in November, secured a blackboard for Chief during December. For their yearly project, they bought a portrait of Mrs. R. C. Davidson to be placed beside Chief's portrait in the band hall. The group numbers forty-seven and is sponsored by Mrs. joe Green. Fir!! 1'01.4'.' Brock. Caudle, Henry, Price. Holsapple, Smith, Cargill. Tudor, Malone, Covey. Second max' Hull, Covey, Malone, Hamilton, Lawernce, Hamilton, Morgan, Faucett, Ellercl. Hicks, W'addell. Third faux' Zeleny, Collins, Houston, C, de Baca, Meineckie, Watson, Schelecte, Huff, Meineckie, Moore, Yancey, Brown. Fourth mu-: Mrs. Green, Taylor, Schelecte, Monroe, Botts, Akin. Brown, Varnell, Alexander, Ferguson, Lawrence. OFFICERS Prerident . , BETTY SUE MEINECKE Vice Prefidenl . , GLENDA AKIN Serfemry . ,,..... JEANETTE BROWN T1'E'.IfIH'E?f . VIRGINIA VARNELI.. Reporter ,.,,,, DANTA SCI-ILECTE Qiiff iQflii'iirifiaSi1iW' Gflbciffr Cain, Carroll, Edmonson A11 A xy mme, Smith, Wlebb Z. ,I 6n,. lrmstrong, Wfhite, Catlin. Second' Wfrirren, jameson. Martin, Hardin, Cox! IEIIIICIITIHD, Elliott yyllhamss Young, Moon. Tl.-d I H rirmon, Chaddiclxs. Burrow, Perry, Cribbs. Vesigl mul OFFICERS Prerident ,,,..,.,, . ..,Y,,,Y,...,,.,.,,...,,,,,,,, EDWIN PIERCE Vice Preridenz , ,,,, ,,.,. IN IIKE ARMSTRONG Sen'e1m'y-T1'ea5ufef ,. ,..,. JERRY DELASHAW' Crescendo club is comprised of the boys who are members of the Plainview High School Band organization. A brother club to the Bandettes, the club was organized for social purposes and to further the interests of the Band. '4 b Reorganized last year, the Letterme-n's Club is made up of all pH5 oys who have earned 21 letter ' ' ,, , IH O06 Ol the s orts at tl Coach XX arren IS the sponsor of the group P me School' B t s Chrdncr Y'1rbroux.1h Strickcl, Hadley, bewrza wuz Co.e....... Nl head Cummings Fivirl wuz' Conner, Gould, L1 ci, . , . g , Jacobs, Wofford. McMennnmy. jones, Patterson, Lemons, Phinney, Third ww: r orc , ' ' ' A Tensile. Cayce. Fnurlb rozzx' l.aFont. Trott, Hansard, Anderson, Dalton Conner. Stokes. Mcbuxrc. L jones, Huntington. Smith. OFFICERS Pmgridwll Vire Pugriderzl , V V DARRELL ANDERSON 1 R mini p'I'l ,mums up tal' r sill!! Herb Chaney Rt'.IIA'I Fwd Sm,-p Donnie Alcorn DUUIUC Alliflfl VCVUS B1U'll'l' Dr11'i,f 1ffc'L'Irfr CUI'l3j'.l' Gi.l7',I1QK 1: 0f1'14'J,?' Alfred Byrd Don Carter Plz. Lucifer MEI, P113 Munn' Serrfire - . . T t -f in-f ,,v, . 1 t ,- Students in this program, un- 43,1 .- der the direction of Mr. Sam fag' ' Cowan, attend classes in the A' I morning and work downtown in the afternoon. They learn busi- ness practices while they are on the job. Herman Driver P.14Qe'J Gwferj Norma Fitch Barbara Fox joe Don Green Cr0u'ell'.r feuelry B6'IIllE'j'I Gfefefz Mfzflvizzery Marvin Lane Ken McBeth jack Oswald Roger Phillips Bryan Food Karl Sheer Hen:-Id New 1f'6,1 .f Carl Grizzell Grizcll Pllilllbillg fn Don Russell Fillllblf Fm!! Mki. Kay Todd Arrlv K eyr Dixie Shop Fred Shipman I. ll . Htzmlzy, Nancy Phinny Skipper Purcell Karolyn Rasco F, ll . ll rmlz1'w'llf Stxlri' AVC Darlene Slaughter J, P. Smith F. ll . ll rmlz4'w'!lv Dirlrilvufar Gene Westfall Billy White lVinr2 Mhz CU. Army-Nf1z'y I I O I This course is open to juniors and Seniors, and students may earn two credits each year that they take Distributive Educa- tion. Pennie White IVhitc'5 No. 4 Raymond Whitfield Kenny XY'ilhite Nancy Willis Lou Wood Hail Sboer Hemld Neutf lvlillerfr Flowerr Irby? Emi Q lid 1 1 f-1 Q in ii 'Q Kr 5.5 .A Q . ... . iw I a va I' I 1 Hul Durkcsun, Dm1l,l1s Qmtrrl P1ncLr.1 Poole Stokes Hubbard Sfwzd mu Copeland ones Henry. Sclmlccte, Hcnrx Hoxmrd Tbnd mu Inman Fowler Russell Jackson Nlclton immth Rmdcn. .ldhaaqglad Pm rfdwll Vita Pfwiderll Swm!.1r'p 7'r'e.1,v'1zn'x' let fmrfw' Fnflfou XVacldell,Pricc.XX'1dson Holly Suozzdmu XVl11tf1cld 1meS Johnson game! Fir!! row, left fo ri 111, W . .2 ' arren, W'll' ,C ' Smith? Delashaw Cain. Hardin, MiStglfj1SMaptEl:n,BYoung, Masten. Serond faux' White, Edmonson ' uffmf Moon, Afmsfwng, Gilbert, cfibbs. THE STAGE BAND The Stage Band is a newly organized musical group composed of boys from the band. It evolved from the band which annually plays for the Lions Club-Band Parents Minstrel. This group performs for various school functions such as the Bow Wow, in which the organiza- tion won the group award this year. 3 .4 A Q . if fl, f. 5 s , i H fi, F Fin: row: Rottericlc. Self. Churchwell, Calhoun, Wagner- Sffwld mu' Henan ergu Xwilliams, BUIUPUS, Graham- limes- xveatheffcd' Preriderif Vice Preffdezzi Secretary ., .. TI'6'iJ,f1l7'Fl' Pilrl f.IlllE'l1fi17'iiJ71 OFFICERS .I X Q. RONNIE BUMPUS DION MELTON . JUDY TERRELL GALE NWAGNER . MIKE PAYN13 .A V, son. MC The Safety Council is composed of one representative from each of the thirty-four advisories. Its purpose is to help make the traffic around Plainview High School safer. Sponsor for the council is Mr. Harral Weatherred. f is-.A ' , 4,-h ffH'Nt iii ' . kv,L,,f'1Z .ima M? iw' Father Time and Baby New Year 5. Highest priced slave Miss Griggs receives roses at Operetta 6. journalists play in snow. Armistice Day at PHS 7, Mid-'l'erm Graduates! Steve rides again at Bow Vfow. 54 he 3 L 1, 4 r. N' 1 . w Q.. F 4 4 K 1- Ah- Chific V 4. The Victory Bone. 7. You mennSFINGERS??? Z4 QU- Wlfm- SUV- 5. Tired! 8. Monsieur Elvis 5' 1hCfh1f1kCfS- 6. NYC want L1 victory 9. 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