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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1959 volume:

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' 1 4 M '., u xiii rf Foreword When fall gently stole into time, and the trees changed their robes of green to the golden hues of autumn, P. H. S. embarked upon the 1958-1939 season, and the Annual Staff began its job of compiling the activities of the year. Through words and pictures, the events of this school year are here portrayed. NWC, the Plain V ieu' Slaff. hope that the l959 Plain View will commemorate valued mem- ories, refreshing as the early buds of spring, still sweet. and enriched by the mellow hand of Time, M ' Z f This Is Om' Campus Our school building consists of three unitsfA the tn.1in building, the gymmsium, and the voca- tion.1l unit. It is situated in the Northwest of Plttinxiew. Ten acres of playing field lie to the South ol' the building, and on the North can be found the tennis courts and parking lot. There are twenty-two regular classrooms, tt study h.1ll which seats approximately 150 students, the li- brary, choir room, band h.1ll, three science limbs, il dark room, auditorium which seats about 1600, two otitices, Ll three unit hoineinnking department as well as 11 wood shop, ag shop, lecture room, and the gymnasium which h.ts .1 seating capacity of almost 2,000. 11-32,-pw ' xa, ,i ' H 'J' A-C 17.4. '02 .Q sa If ,- FH J nr ,ku- Ofp HS' Band hall - Breezewny connects gym and main building, P, H. Q Gym, home of the fighting bulldog S Mr. Edd Todd D12D1c:ATl2li Declzcmfzon In every school a certaln few seem to stand out above others Some surpass 1n xxlsdom others excel by achrevement and stlll others possess outstandlng personal ClL12Il1tlCS vvhrch make for success The dedlcatron of the 59 Pfam Vzcu IS made to a man who possesses all three-vnsdom ambltron and personalxty Throughout his three years at P H S thls man has proven the value of such qLl3.llt1CS as leadership lnterest and respect for the 1nd1v1dual Through example he has shown that these characterlstrcs are the mgredxents for success Over and above all the qualrtles whrch make h1m outstandmg as an educator though are two thlngs xx hlch have made for hlm a place rn the hearts of P H S students These are hrs contagrous smlles and hlS frlendlrness We are proud to dedlcate the 1959 PLAIN VIEW to our smrlxng prrncxpal MR EDD TODD Mr Todd spent several years m the Navy and stxll serves m the Naval Reserve Mas EDD TODD C O I . V. I V . . A 7 1 1 l' . . , . . . , f 1 u , - . , . ' Q a a 1 X - v ' X 5' n 1 . K , u - - ' - vu 4 -1 4 . ' . V Y i - .1-V, .4-is V Re gistmtion Completed as August Fades As August f.1ded and the brightness of the trees began to dim, students' summer vacation came to an end, and we came back to the familiar halls of PHS- ffzimilinr because this year, we had no fish and few newcomers. With the opening of the new lfstgicado jr. High, we lost the freshman class, und its .1 result diminished in enrollment from all time high last year to just under 800 on com- pletion of registration in September. August 28th and 29th found students pondering over schedules, renewing old friendships, and preparing for the first classes. L-, fl .dt We wondered if the hurry and the crowd would ew er settle down into routine. Mr, white. Assistant Principal- PAWS fof Phowg mpher. Classwork is so dull. isn't it. Edna? Time out for rest and to catch up on our homework, eh? Carol. Initial Activities Set Pace or Busy Year Monday, September lst--the first day of school. The days were long and warm, and it was a chore to get down to the business of studying, Besides, the other things were more interesting. Study hall was a place to catch that routine nap in the afternoon, The teachers though had other ideasg they thought school was the place to come to study. XYfhat we really came for was extracurricular. Seniors got their rings and ordered invitations, Choir soon began work on the operetta, and if naturally we tolerated no small amount ot' class work. At any rate, these and other activities set the pace for a busy and wonderful year. 5 The halls are deserted until 8:30 each morn. Study hall is good for many things. -1:-,KQIL i M I SENIORS Get rings. order rs. Harris Starts th 6 Year nghtx V Wtlfh Studie 5. cfsfig .v n Choristers work on Belle of Bagdadf' .lif- l invitations. Optimistic, weren't they? if Mrss Buford Ijffifm'-211-C'fJief Bll,ffIIC.Y.Y Alrzmzger Shlff Arlijl Selijfzl' Erfffm' fzmior Ifzfifor Sopbrmlore Edilm' Fllflljfvj Iirfilm' 511111051901 Eclilor AlAfjl'Ifi8.f Plmlogmllfber Axfiflrzfzl Arliff Arfriyor Pam Poole Mary Ann jurcak Mike Burrow Staff PAM POOLE . SUSAN CROSS MARY ANN JURCAK REX EATMON REGINA MEEK VIRGINIA BYBEE ANN HAMILTON NICKI BRUCE MIKE BURROW , MACK WHITE ARTHUR WILLIAMS MISS BETTY BUEORD The Arthur Willxams Regma Meek Plain View Rushing! Meeting deadlines! Cutting pictures! making identifica' tion, complaining-all these things went to make an interesting and happy year for the annual staff. Each of the eleven students did his part to make this year's one of the best annuals yet. Each worked hard, and each was proud to be a member of the staff. February 28th was a wonderful day for the staff-that was the final deadline date for the '59 annual. What did they do after that? Why they started on another annual, of course!-next year's. Ads already have been sold, pages planned, and another book has already been conceived. Susan Cross 54 '- ., FA. E I-4 .milf Rex Eatmon Virginia Bybee Ann Hamilton Nicki Bruce Madc White , A, yzuip .f iii il, A ,- W ,J 4, 1 Qi .2 s yor ' A Y 'Q -.. Beat 'eml Beat 'em' Pep Rallies Start l P ,f U S. . ig' .Q -Ycgm X. 'Tir . . 'T-it Fall had really arrived and all loyal Pl-lSers knew it when they assembled for the first pep rally ol the season. The first football grime is like the budding of trees in the springtimeg every- thing and everybody comes to life with that Bulldog Spirit. The cheerleaders came up with some ingenious ideas for the ral- lies and, with 800 students and many boosters from town solidly supporting them, put the big team in the winning mood. qi 6 N WS' SP , Q. GCC ist Year Wim spam lfriday mornings at 10:30 found the band assembled, the twirlers in uniform, and students eager to get into another rally. Everything from spncemen and ships to bull fights and torreadors could be found in the gym as rally time drew near. Wfhen November came to 41 close and the big team changed from helmets and jerseys to tennis shoes and basketballs, the Twelfth man could be found still, cheering the cagers to victory. The band played, the twirlers twirled, the cheer- leaders led, and the student body cheered +from September through February for each team as the seasons and the sports changed. i Tell fm, THU Tri-Hi-Y Stages October 9th, 1958, was a giant oak of a day as Classes, clubs, and individuals com- bined talents and efforts to stage their own brand of variety in entertainment. Sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y, the annual Bow- Wow featured solos, dances, pantomimes, and skits. Win- ners for the best individual act were Lynn jones and Mike Bates who gave a political speech. Future Teachers fSha- And he said . . - Typical Teenagers ? My dclh Nly dmh' Bow-Wow Oct. 9th ron Billinsley, Kay McLaugh- lin, Nicki Bruce, and Marsha Englandj ran away with top honors for the best skit. Beth Waggoner, and Monya Thur- mon rated second in the in- dividual class and The Eight Balls, in group competition. The Program was spiced with commercials - example - That's where the gang all goes-down to Etlwardo's. r xr 5. TT ' . They can Can-can 4' x l 'W 'fp' fi? A I ' a 9-5 . , ' ' 4 ' W A- mi , fa n . lip- af' - Xi, XX NN ary I n ,aL l'. mA r 1 s Q, 'a ke x x -,Mx gi t, .V 2 ,,.. Sf QJJE ,if U :V .A f ,. ,W M 1 A 1 ' A vV'.. ll i. w, U ,Qg,x f -4'7 9 .U-an ink Princess Lynda Campbell, escorted by Perry McXXfilliams. W f Xxx 5 , x PAGES: Dovie julian, jerry Phipps, Betty Bullard, Cynthia Hicks. Patsy jones Crowned Nov. 6177 regality, Patsy was crowned the eighth Queen ot' P.H.S. Serving as masters of ceremonies, Jimmy Dalton and Gale Waggoner announced the arrival ot' each Lord and Lady to the Queens Court. Wheii the court was complete, a fanfare announced the Princess Lynda Camp- bel escorted by Perry Mcvlfilliams. Butch Hansard, St. Council prexy, -crowned the Queen, and Senior prexy, Elgin Conner pre- sented her scepter. After Queen Patsy's proclamation, and the Alma Maier, another coronation was at end. Now only memories of .1 wonderful, beautiful day remains, until :mother Coronation becomes a reality. F13 jean XX'ebb, Roger Phillips, Monya Thurman, Ken Lindemann, janet Duffey, Doug Graham. Peggy Brown. james Jacobs. Pat Brock, Dickie Wfarren. Joann Henry, Lyndell Chaddick. Gay Bur 54, field, Mike Bates. Keila XVest, Bobby Huntington. y , N. , FS 1 i :J E-' Patsy Simmons, Max Reese, Inman Hardin. 'J i Theresa Covey at HERALDS: Lonnie jones, johnny Zimmerman, Bruce Perry, David Hegi. Peggy Rawdon, Larry Gould, Sylvia Ferguson, Pam Nichol. Ken Jordan. Poole, Rex Eatmon Carol Seniors at P.H.S. assumed new identities when the girls donned multi-colored rich velvet, taffeta and satin dresses styled in the fashion of court dress and the boys stepped out in formal dress of tuxs and bow ties. They appeared to be truly lords and ladies- The fun which accompanied each of the rehearsal sessions as well as the popularity of the coronation makes it a yearly highlight. Carolyn Cooper, Dewey Smith, Jeanette Brown, jimmy Cox -Ianiece Billingsley. Gary Blankenship, Carole Grady, Kirk Smith, me Leilani Kallana, Glen Lusk, Patsy Merrell, Ray Strickel, Mary jane Gor don Ronald Stokes, Frances Claycomh. Kent Duncan, Darlene XX'atkins. Rusty Kanady, jo Ann Sewell, Donnie -x S, Alcorn, Lecia Malone, Larry Carroll. Soldiers add humor Belle 0 Bagclaclv to Schedule daughter of the U. S. Consul, falls in love with an irre- sponsible aviator, jimmy Dalton. Barney King, another flyer, and Linda Mallow add another twosome. Adding choruses and background music, other choir members were policemen, soldiers, caliphs, market-sellers, and servant girls. Proceeds from the affairs were used to finance the Choir's trip to Corpus Christi to the Buccaneer Music Festival. . , . ' E . .. .,- T...l.: S . x - A i - l The Hassan has spoken! 452 Dickie finds his Belle. The girls hunt for something interesting? Did you sell them, jack? I 'UC C' - ff,l,f4,g,: '1 4' ' I lai '61 'I I jmziors Say, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Sldfflllg 'huh' larry .is Ciornt'li.x Skinnur .intl -lntly Atkins .ts Emily. thc juniors presented Our lluirts XXX-rc Young .intl lin l ritl.1y, NIIILLIFY 9th its tht- stutlcnts in PHS cliinaxctl Twirp XVQCIC' by taking their tlixoritc Iicllows to this cient. Dick Ciostlin .intl Don Cummings plxyctl opposite the two .lutlys The pliy was ti coinctly in three acts about two girls who Like L1 xpttxition to Iliris .intl their githcnttircs on thc trip. CAST OE CHARACTERS Cr1n1tfi.s Skflzmr lfwifi Ifillllkfwllffll Mr' UH- St 'mv r Ali. 5-f.f.f,tf illttfxtiff 5!1mJw.'.' flrlfffmr Mttf, Slnrftrzf Nzuit lI.m'itf Sf, -Ifflvrz llulfllliftif Ifolelrgfff 'lifftm it 1ll.frf.11I1t Iilfft' lllfwhftllf IDL I..i' Cinfx ll 'lmfffii C.'lt,:m r 5,t It .,1.ft ii fl4fff.'.'i .ff Puri t r' S1114 ,inf I n I I M 'I 1 ,IVDY TERRY .IEDY AIKINS MABLE C DIZ IIACA ROY MIENDOZA DON CVMMINOS DICK CIOSIDIN MARIE ANDERSON LINDA SANDERS ARII-IELEN OARRISON ELENA XVIIIIAAISON , PEGGY SCHLECTE SCO'l I'IIi JACKSON MILTON MANGREAI ,IANE NELSON KEN IIRASHEAR CHARLES EDMISTON ARTHUR XYIILIAMS - hilt, - 4- r 6 4 W, l,Wgf1 0274 Personalities jlvmgk ! Q Queen 0 f P I M . . . o . , 1 13 ij' Y ' r 'HL f jgjzv' -Q. 1 . 5 f I -QE!'gft ff- vw - ' f funn. 6? if s 5. N X , V -,M My 'iii 'ff N 'bf 4' A , ,. I. if .Wu , , 3 .Iva 2 5. 4.. ,-h 'H ,if 225+ - U 1 if X MMA' A - 9- sw'xJ'w9 '-. Wu... X I 3 'Jr x 4 A .-aw-,N 'Btu '40 ,- 'wx ' ' ,J 5 V, -. .-'. '. .J I 1' .h , ,. K .f L.- 1-gs xg' 'sf- dn- Senior Favorite Boy ' . , Dewey Smith X . .-x 'e -Q Senior Favorite Girl Carol Ann Grady id-l-,u9 junior Favorite Boy jimmy Carter f 0 N-'v W I uma 1' Ffworzte Gzrl Shirley N ei glyborf Y Soplaomoire Favorite Boy jimm Fergzzfon :pf J J' Sophonzm ,, Km' Y' 2 ki Q RUP BEST ALL ROUND RUNNE BEST ALL ROLND ZA --u. RUN Mlr 'mc Gordon NPR UP 5 imes Cam Runners U p 41-vw 5 59 SENIOR IAVORITE RUNNER UP SENIOR FAVORITE Mxk B RUNNIFR UP C' ates Sandy Mmff S 'HJQQ Tv-Mx, -- fins-v Q.. 1 QW' in Vw' NNUX J Il N101 Q1 m4111111 Rl 1 51 N101 15111 Xtkuh B H R xmsq Runners U p kpvs 6' fi S Ji Q 1 YN., H' WQ4 OPHOMOR1 1,1 vc 111 111 R1 , I R I NN 1 1 XVORITI RUNN D.u1d Hcgr IR I P 5OPHOMUR f jam Tudor - xi is Sf 11 .arf . K 1 'V Q 'V . .- DN V ..- ' gl 1 QM 1 5 1' is 1 -. x A x ,lf fffff 1 't ' '11 1 r ,., 1111 q . , 1.1140111111 1a1'NN15RwI.p 1 ' 5 - 1 1 L- .. fff H I 115 1 uf, 4 U fx I P1 1 1 1 5- 1 -f 1 r f' 1 ' X vi ' 1 . Air: 1 1 A ts? 1 1 il 1' 1 uk lu WN N XXX 4, M Cheerleader Fight Adds Spirit to PHS 'TT -4 .. Y t, M, as ,, if-it Q A.. dy Atkins- Keilix XY'est. . , - . ju f V Miner. Cawlw COW' . V V Ciunpbe:ll.S-1941? Patsy low- Lind The P. H. S. Student body just couldnt miss th B lld at u og spirit when the cheerleaders came charg- ing in to boost the students to L1 fighting pitch. Whr1tex'er the occasion, whatever the game-the cheer- leaders were on hand 'ell' i h ' f ' ' ' y ing ant c eering the teams on to mn Only one Junior is in the midst th . e 7 other five are Seniors. Four.have completed their second year as cheerleaders being elected as Juniors. .414 X ', , -1--' . 5 tfz Yrs. . .r onesljz yl'S Keih WCS , Patsy 5 '. Q . V b 'YIS--V v C It it .t the mlli - V- Y! ig' vfriff ' mg A H O limi! .Ns . I 4 - fn Sri? Bulldogs End Season -5 Wins, 5 Losses Plainviews '58-'59 version of the Bulldog squad ended the season with fixe wins and five losses making it an even .500 for the year. Playing non-conference the first three games, the Bulldogs dropped the first one to the Littlefield Wfildcats, but sprang back to take the next two from Brownfield and Hereford. Going into conference play on Oct. 10th, the local team realized an ambition that had remained out of reach since 1941--BEATING THE AMARILLO SANDIES. Following the Sandy game, Borger soundly trounced the Dogs, and a losing streak was on. The boys lost the next three games to the two Lubbock clubs, and Palo Duro. They came back to hand the Pampa Harvesters a licking and lost a tight hard fought game with Tascosa of Amarillo. arsity Squad ROW' I: Warren, Marshal, jones, Bates, Huntington, McMennany, Fox. Donald. ROW Il: Bryan, Dalton, Jacobs, Carter. Bryant, Yarbrough, Gould, Strickle. Wesley'. Collins. ROW' III: Stokes. Hansard, Varnell, Ferguson. McW'illiams. Coleman, Lusk. Smith Sc-pt Sept Sept Omit, Ott, Url. Noi Noi Noi '58-'59 Scoreboard 7 .26 l.lttlt'l1c'ltl 9---Browrmliieltl 'llc-rctiortl l0ffAmarillo 1' liorligcr 21.42.110 Duro 1-H Tom S. Lubbock 7' -Monterey 14 -mpalnpu Nm. 21 - fT'.1sr5osa Bulldog! 8 14 27 21 6 0 6 14 28 0 O O 7 I lo, .2 ASSISTANT COACHES: Arlen Wesley', NX'alter Bryan, A. V. Collins. Coach Warren completed his third year of coaching in P. I-I. S., coming here from Texas Tech in the spring of 1956. Last season the boys ended the season with seven wins and two losses, the best record for a Bulldog grid team in many years. This year another feat was accomplished-The Bulldogs'beat the Sandies for the first time in 17 years. E Jai- HEAD COACH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Buist fBuzzj Vlfarren il. , --. .bv tg .,: .a 4I 1 I is-474 7 .A Carter almost IO P21Yd'ft' LITTLEFIELD WILDCATS SCRATCH BULLDOGS 14-8 The Bulldogs, in the opening game of the season fell before n strong- er speedier Littlefield Club 14-8 as the clubs met in Bulldog Stadium. Playing before it crowd of almost 5,000 spectators, the Bulldogs failed to show any offensive spark and enjoyed only the first quarter of play before they were outdazzled by the Cats. A series of plays by Stokes, Dalton, and Yarbrough set up the only score for the Bulldogs, and Elgin Conner carried across. MIKE BA TESXGU ar dxf yrs .- it 1- -A ii? 143, B el Mgr Tas A 6 , is Aw, , , ., YQ fa.t:9.1 2.6. ,ME 0 Q 'iffars f . E ggwq -c VM N Rs g.54,sNx'4 -if 91 -Q -4, Ks. JAMES BRYAN K 'I h A TXBac 1 ' Ill 'i KXI yr ' 42 Carter attempting in Bulldog field H mn HMM 1 ' 1 i jf-' I v--Q -. e ,,, ' Y. Y CARTER!-Back 1 v ,. ...-.Mun H. 5' 145 fe ,,. ,ij f - 'v ' as .A 3.,:4fg,gri ia: if .kj f -.: 39 Y' J -' pf I p-- ,f'l'frij JH N 1, 'rs ' Q Brom coNNER'Bafk l ' Yarbrough trying for the ball. , I J Xia.-' Y., ,fIn5 ,4i '. F '.35'it -'IJQIE ,' pr! 'rdf-,311 5. -.... V, DON COLE AfAN',,TaCk1e M2 yrs. BULLDOGS SKUNK BROWNFIELD 14fO Finding the right combination, the local team went out to win and handed the Brownfield Cubs a 14-O defeat when the teams met in Bulldog Stadium on September 19th. Penalties and fumbles highlighted the first half of the game, and neither team was able to convert their drives into scores, In the last moments of the 3rd quarter, the boys settled down and passed and ran for two tallies and 14 points. Stokes, Conner, and Varnell led the offensive battle, and McWilliams spear- headed the defense. is N-4 Yarbrough trying with Smith assisting. PLAINVIEW FENCES WHITEIIACES 27-7 Playing on a muddy field in the Memorial Stadium in Hereford, the Bulldogs fenced the Hereford Whitefaces 27-7. Two spectacular runs, one 65 yd. dash by Ronnie Stokes and a 55 yd. run by Cap- tain Perry Mcvifilliams cinched the game for the PHS'ers. In the second half Big Bob Dalton rammed up the middle to score the final Bulldog score. Elgin Conner added the other TD of the game. The Whitefaces made their only tally during the 3rd quarter of play. DONALD CUMMINGS-Guard-2 yrs. ROBERT DALTON--Back-3 yrs. SCOTT DONALDSON-Guard-1 yr v 1 i HAROLD FOX Guard 1 yr LARRX Stokes carrYiU2- Umlm' ww' V Burrnoos IIIQX SANDIITS 21-f 14 IfIRsT TIME IN 17 YEARs JOE FERoI,'soNOTaCklCx1 yt P. H. S. students worked all week on hexing the Snndies :Ind October 10th in Bulldog Stadium, the hex worked. The Bulldogs beat the Sandies 21-14, It was the first defeat of the Amarillo Club since 1941. Defensixely the Bulldogs stood out as Stokes and Carter taking to the offensive tied up the game 8-8 in the 2nd quarter. In the 3rd Stokes romped 65 yds. for a goal to put the Bulldogs in the lime- light. Again the game was tied, and the final minutes of the game gave Dalton :I try at score and he went over. Ifinal score 21-14. :CPN Z -fl! T:- ,., lpn' Q W 75 l OOD LD Bac LIN JONES Guard 3 yrs, 46 RD'-End--5 mn Q i o BOBBY HUNTlNGTON4Enrlf5 yrs. JAMES me BORGER BULLDOGS DOWN PLAINVIEW BULLDOGS IN DOG FIGHT 24-6 Plainviews Dogs fell to the more powerful Borger Bulldogs 24-6 in Plainview Stadium. After a scoreless first half, Borgcr broke through one in the 5rd and twice in the 4th to rack up 24 points. The locals only score came in the fourth quarter. Standouts in the Plainview time were Varnell, McWilliams and Ferguson. BS,Endff 3 5 A . ,.,,Qf,4,x, r.-gunna V-q.'qs1,1ggv.L3s. ' ' B ' ' .B A.-A, ,.,,t,,,.,.,,- f.-v-fvsvv-. '-4311-3 H -,wt Bri 4 ik9 34's'z' -vi' 'xiii wif' N'-i'i-.3 MW Z .P if A: e ' ' -B 51,5 -v- - '. f 4' Jw iii-A-xfwp'-ff . f:'3r,,pjg.'w'52I,,.fB 'fs-,y F' .. ' '- --- I'B,' 517,44-1.x'fW, ilu. R' -' Asgf 'qfub Carter. Yarbrough, and Bates tearing the turf, PALO DURO POUNDS BULLDOGS 21-O Losing their second district game, the Bulldogs went down without a K tally before the Palo Duro Dons ij in Amarillo, as the Dons scored on their first possession of the ball. Two other scores were added in the 3rd quarter while the Bulldog eleven failed to find a scoring com- bination. N6 Q W Conner planning YO P3554 PLAINVIEW SUFFERS AS TOM S. WINS 15--6 Playing in jones Stadium in Lubbock, the Bulldogs suffered a third district loss. The only bright spot in the game for the local team just 49 seconds before the end of the first half when Bob Dalton revenged an earlier Westerner score. Score at the half stood 7-6 for the Westerners. In the final quarter the Westerners added another tally and points after the score. L 1 -A as 1 L 7 ' if GLYNNLVSK C FD f -il - X terxl yr ' 'Q A , MONTEREY PLAINSMEN SWAMP PLAINVIEW 33-14 The passing game of the Plainsmen from Lubbock proved just too much for the local eleven, and they bowed 33-14 in a home game on November 7th. Sparked by the brilliant passing and running of Arlen Flake. the Plainsmen were not to be stopped. The Bulldogs made their only real threat of the first half on a sustained drive from their own 15 down to the Plainsmen one foot line. Time ran out and killed the threat. jimmy Carter made both Bulldog scores from the 3 and the 5. Mcvlfilliams leading Jacobs, Bates, Stokes, Gould into the visitors. BARRY McMEMNAMYS Carter, Smith, and Center-S2 yrs' LLiAMsfTack1e'5 Yfs' PERRY MCVUI HALL-fEnd-1 Yr. ROBERT MARS DEWEY SMI TH,E,.dfs yrs T sw RAE T, , RONZNW, s'rOis1-5 ll-ul ' SIRIC,Ix!.11ffBack BULLDOGS STOMP PAMPA HARVESTERS 28fO Following one ot' the best shows ol' teainwotrk displayed hy the Bulldogs this year, the local squad racked up ,108 yards on the ground und S2 in the air to defeat the Harvesters 28-O in Hurxester Stadium, The superb defense of the Bulldogs made the real difference in spite of the tact that lull handlers turned in .1 time job. Stokes and Bates trying for yardage, 7 Yrs -Hit, 4. 4 uw.. , , , . if f 0 2 .f .4 ,I 5OH xxx' VARNY-U' L L ,aff I P is 'Nl 921 .Y Adam I 5 14. 'Ms -. ill' NIANAUFRS- Rwnalll l'l1:m13' aml li-vlwlvy Plllx TASCQOSA lAMARII.l.O3 IZDCSIIS Bl'I.I,lJOCQS ' O XVimling up the season, the Hullllugs fought a lerritlie battle but lost tw the Tascosa Rebels T-U in Bullnlug Stallium. The first hall' was strictly a Qlefensive game and neither team wulnl score. Late in the Brel quarter the Rebels managell to tally ' aml that was the eml ut' SCOICS. .L ,Abil- Guulel ewes tllmuulm for more Yauls t N'N 'QM WAS vac Y ARp,ROl ,.,,. 3 ' auf MBU In lub cifvluli yc.1r ul' wicliing nt Pl.unxicw P' Hwli Cwulr Cf C Cfrucs .ilw tcglclic-5 buys' P,lf. K-. llikl llircctn the intr.unui'.1l .ictivitics of thc boys' Pl, rlcpuuncnl. The B tc.un scrxcs .ls .1 training ground for tlic mirsity squ.ul. giving the boys liLlIlLlLlINCIll.llS inrl practicc in playing. Tliiu scluml plays .1 scllcd ulc Plkll' C' I fro which is ID.ll'.lllCl to Llic Varsity in conlcrcncc Ny, -nag. l --fa' WM ,gh 3 lfifkvii B SQVADW- Pnmpx gamer i'l.u'cd in Bulldog Smdiuiu. ROW' 1: Donaldson. Mull, Hiirrix lirigin. Rlmnrlcrick. Henry. Lewis. XY'nrrl, Keaton, ROW' 2: Ciiuives. Bryant. Kiscr. liniwn, 'lnnca Daily. Hiillingsxwi-rlr, Longnccker, H.irwood, McConnell, M4Ci1rdy. liaiin. Cox. ROW' 5: Cl.u'l4. Tliurmgin. Gibson. XY'illis, XVcSlcyr Ferguson, Rccvcs. Blnckcr- lwy. Mullings. Griffith. Hurting. Sli.u'p, ' 2 Li 1. Lx I I I , f i 3 ,r, 4, - , - ,, 1 . I.. 1 J, p . u A .-- - - 55 , V - v. V. N1 . .M 'U . I , aug., V- -. ' - . -.M xc: 3' fn N xfs whim Q Basketball PHS Cagers in Three-Way Tie 01' Second Varsity In the final game ot' the season with the Palo Duro Dons, the Bulldogs lost out in a race for undisputed second place in the district. ln a sudden death play-olili to lwreak the tie between the two teams, the Bulldogs lost the game 52--19 and dropped into a three-way tie for second place slot. District standing of the Bulldogs was 8 wins and 6 losses, a record shared by the Amarillo Sandies and Borger Bulldogs. Coach R. I.. Clindaniels boys compiled 12 wins and ll losses tor the season. They entered three tournaments, advanced to the finals in each and took runner-up honors in each ol the three. A default by San Antonio gave the Bulldogs the championship title ot' the Brown- wood Tourney. District 5-AAAA champion this season was Pampa Harvesters who were undefeated. Left to right: Carter, Huntington, Saul, Akin. Richards, W'ehh. Maddox. Aday, Ramsey, Linderman, Wfeaver. Messer. Schedule '58-'59 Bullzlngx Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs 53 67 49 62 S6 59 60 54 61 57 51 47 54 51 65 53 71 60 44 52 41 49 49 57 64 61 57 66 53 46 65 74 54 45 54 56 81 61 52 52 56 55 61 40 79 51 4,4 BULLDOGS TAKE Z EOR 1 XVITH MONTEREY PLAINSMEN Opening district play the P. H. S. Bulldogs in tight defensixe play and with Bill Ramsey hitting from the free throw line squashed Monterey Plainsmen 60--'16 on home court. The Plainsmen were able to get only within 9 pts. of the Bulldogs during whole game. Ramsey hit 9 of 11 free throws and tossed in 21 total to take top scoring honors. In the second tilt in Lubbock. .1 nip and tuck game ended S551 in faxor of the Bulldogs. Exidence of the close game is this: half time score 11-113 5rd quarter. 5'-56. Lee Richards and Larry Alain tied for scoring honors with ll pts. eath. BORGER DOXVNS DOGS IN EIRST GAME, LOSES THE SECOND The P. H. S. Bulldogs dropped their second game in district play 65-5,1 to Borger in Borger gym as a result of fouls and accuracy of the Borger boys at the charity line. The local quintet gave their opponents 9 free throws'--all of them good in the -ith quarter. This was the difference in the two teams. P. H. S, trailed all the way, coming closest in the -ith quarter 46-44. In the return game, the P. H. S. squad nipped the Borger Bulldogs when they came from behind in the 4th quarter to win 60-56. P. H. S.. led by Bill Ramsey, hit eight of eight free throws in the first half and 12 of 15 in the second period. Both teams scored 20 field goals. LARRY AKIN-6'O 4 B Guard Aclay talteg 3 rcbou IOMMY ADAY K s Center nd. ir' I. MY CARTIZR- - ' lfoi'u'.u'd TASCQOSA RI2BliI.S l AI.I. BlfI ORIi BI'I,I.DOGS IN BOTH CONTESTS T.1scos.1's Rebels were never .ihle to find the secret which would stop P. H. S. Bulldogs. They dropped the first Kgune S'-BH .ind the second. 44-55. johnny Messer .ind Bill Rdinsey with ll pts. e.uh imced the Dogs. Hot .ind cold throughout the game, P, H. led the Rebels 1875 git first ciudrter. Tight defensixe play by the loc.1l te.1in held the Rehels scoreless for 7 ininutes and S seconds in the fourth quarter. Conch Cilind.1niel played exery hoy on the bench in the uune. Both te.1ins were cold in it second meeting. Agiin the outstanding defense of the Bulldogs .rllowed no field tjU.llS in the second cludrter. Lee Richlrds was high scorer for the Bulldogs with 1-I pts, BITLLDOCS SPLIT CQAMIZS WITII TOM S. In an upset victory. the Bulldogs dropped Tom XVesterners 51-45 in their initiiil contest in P. Il. gym hut were downed 6151 in .1 second battle. Larry Akin with I6 points led the Bulldogs to victory. but the Bulldogs had to stop it lust h.1lf rtilly to Like the twine. After failingg to score in the first 5 minutes of plgy. the Bulldogs led .lt first c1u.1rter lvl-S. The second g.une found the XVesterners improxed .ind the Bulldogs sluinping so P. H. S. dropped this one in Clhapingin lfield House. Iiilling behind in the second quarter the home boys never could catch up. Richards and Ramsey tied for high score with Ii each. SIU--B M0 A in. Forward wi- goei UI' lm BOBBY HUNTINGTON -5'11 1 W 'S-Q? v saga: 3 3351.1 i D . X... WT f J' .sf w .,,,f,f, W 'z- JOH N I I' I fNY Ilfgsslqsltf Gllaflj I D5i10 XFr BULLDOGS DIVIDIED XWITH SANDIIZS IN CLOSE GAMES There was a total of three points difference with the Amarillo Sandies in the two games played. In Bulldog gym the Dogs lost S6-54 as a final field goal attempt rimmed the basket and failed as the last buzzer rang. Playing in the A. H. S. Armory lfriday night, February 13th, the local boys took the Sanclies 41-40 through stalling as well as good ball handling. The last effort paid off for the Bull- dogs and Friday 15th proved lucky. J 'ww 2 -is vo, W x , L a . '- rv 4 f T . it f --- -1 I 1 s QL-u 4 'C Phi'-vi . i X I ' f , rl V ' ,A , MZ ' 'ii f'a f 3 7 -. 5 ,J ,ii V 4 I'-W i E ' M., I' ..:a f 4 1 4 K i l , - I I 'li f -wif r 3, ' Y-it,-.af - fi L? l' ., Q. , Y' 4 I A . - L ,I , R 1 i s ff T S if ba fm lx ROXY Harris. Newman. RCHWQ- Cum' anrnii sg' 13 'l'lu'eadgill. Rox . McCurJY- T emu' CNW ., hqvg un wg' inf ll Grantliain. Ulllnw- Calhoun' H fl' ff B Cagers The B squad under the coaching of Mr. Max Neuman finished the season with wins and losses. They wok tic Consolation trophy at the Abernathy Tournament. DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Team lilzffzfolgr Opp. Monterey 56 46 Burger 41 56 Painpa 5 l S 3 Tom 62 50 Amarillo Sandics 50 55 Tascosa 46 35 Palo Duro 45 54 Monterey 60 35 Burger 66 67 Pampa 49 49 Tum S. 49 4l Amarillo 52 55 Tascosa 43 48 Palo Duro 61 47 Pampa 42 58 Volleyball Girls Scloeclule lfeh lfeb lfeh lfeh lfeb SCQlllfDlfl.l1 9 Dem er Cfity git l.exelli1ntl 12 -Snyder, here 19, 20, 21 Denver CQityTnurnL11nent 25' -Kress, there '26, 27. JS fljig Springs Ttvurmment March 2-flelnppy, there Mrtrth 5 flirt-ss, here Mnrcli 6 Snytler, there March lOfC.inyon, there March IS, 1-flf -Plriinxiew Tourniunent March I7 if--Canyon, here JM L1 rch 20-ff-L.1IHCS?t Tournament J March Zrlffl hillips at Caiiymi M.1rch 51 -rlnLlll.l there April 7-Tulia, here April l8ffDistrict Meet Niall, WMU fAROIlN1CHOlI CLOCKXVISE: Peggy Rawdon. Lintlu Ellis. Mary Dell Slntler jim Xleflule C1r0l lNicholl Nlui Sue Swartz, Marilyn Rich, Kay Perkins? Patsy Merrell 1 9'T? .Q '-Iv.. .415 'Q' gl' :hw F . 55 . f'8 Mar A-. . A .84-Sep: 5 . , 'A WV. -1 AJQ' mf' A-i'n' nf yy 5--Pl' Sf -- -i :rj .4 'P'- -'W qv.. w aw- fx we 1 ,V-n mmrff' if-- 4 -'T JM' i? -x-..- 1.5-. vi - ,K Q. -L... A .53 ll ..i ' U .. , 5 35 M I A 's ' U , iii, 1 L 'Aw Q 1 in .ml -rv! 63 ? x uf S 3' Mg. ,iam Q 'mags F? '13, C I w if .,..,,. ..., -, ..... ........-.......-X.- I ...M . Slum-:fnf . WD La. qnunsuuvn an .xx ii ,f ming 4m -v-. .5-. hwy 'elif' K 'hD'Q ht, ' ' ls we, ... QA. . 5. ' gum WX -sz,-ri, 5 ,aff xx jk qv BARBARA JONES HBH squad XVith the reinnxpil nl' the freshman girls from P, ll. S. this ye.ir, the Girls' xolleyhall te.1m missetl the new memhers who wotiltl have been in the grnupg therelnre. the te.1m NXQIS smaller in number than ever hefure, The B Styuatl playetl tin eleven game sehetlule, beginning on l'lClDfL1.1fy' 9th when they met .intl tleleatetl the Denxer City B , They entletl the 5e.i5un April Tth .igiinst Tuligi. At tle.ulline time, results of the gimes nr se.isnn's standings were not tletcrmineil. Mitchell, Slmrim Ptii'tti'. l5.iih.ii'.i jnnek. .ltitly XYnffni'tl. Myrm XVliit.ikcr. PAT Ml'I'CHIfl.I. QHAR ON PORTER XIX RNIA XX HH AKFR iioRD :ng 1 N 4, 4 0 ' i. M 0 A fp v .. :: X 4 7 , 'V ' 1 A 5 ' ' , . f -S .x ' 5 , i. ' U v A , 1 1- l ' ' a ' Nw . 1 1 , s '.. ' X , Q a S aa I P K, ,1 3.-,X rx Ps P1 7 X rvwfas? x 41' , Y V. N N61 A V 1, ' Q X 9 I ROW' 1: Bryant. Brown, Neighbors. Neil, Wliitfield, Mclicc. Dalton, ROW' 2: Duncan, Hunt. Mallow, XY'.1ggoner. Mr. Fowler. McCowan. Miller. McQuien. Gnyne. Stokes. Tennis Approximately twenty students under the supervision of Mr. james Fowler participate in sixth period tennis class, From the group, .1 tennis team competed in Interscholnstic League in April. y As. f p i -,.lb H A Q N X ' ' 'I ,,, i . .,,i ' ' 'f- ,, av A' i--. Q- K JM- ' f 5 .,.. I I 4- Ib . T. ' , , 2' 1 5- ',... W , .r --'3 f DAVID HRX ANT 'IIBHNIY DALTON KENT DUNCAN B singlu A dwuhlen A doubles uv- , zu i - 2 ' ' , ..-. . U-- .. .n.. ' n I 'Z . 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CEI H3451 It 41 E?- Iems Cl k A Uuld Gibson Bryan Y, b . ar IcCurdy Conner Jacobs Morgai, rough, Daily, Perkins. ROW 2' jones Don Id ' ' i H son. Track ,Jr gr ,AE,'. L-ann-..,... ' , Ot ..,,4l . 15. L W -sf' Coach Bryan had approximately twenty-five boys to turn out for track this season. Four returning lettermen, Larry Gould, Elgin Conner, Larry Weasfer, and Larry Perkins paced the boys. The season officially got underway on March 7th. Regional meet was April 18th at Odessa College. This was the climax of the season. SEASON SCHEDULE March 7-Graham Relays March 14-Snyder Relays March'21-San Angelo Relays April 4-Panhandle April 11-District Meet-Amarillo April 18-Regional Meet-Odessa hh. 'iw 1 I i 171 , X Baseball wach Ci, C.. Cirax es hail on sehetlule eight nun ths triet games, two eath with Lexellaml, Here nrt Muleshue. .mtl Dtiiiias. l-'wurteeii games. one hu 'N and one away were schetlulerl in District play, Return J ing lettermen tor the team were Iames Hans t 'ffxig Bobby Huntington, Dim -limes. -lack Hadley int i'.s.' .1 Coach Graves talks over the season with pitcher Don jones. 'eliai'ils. District wlay hegan A wril 'th ini f was completed on May 8. DISTRICT SCHEDULE April 7 flalhhock April l0ffPampa April llffliorger April 14' -Monterey April 17---Palo Duro April 18 fAmarillo April 21---Tascosa April 24 f f-Pampa April Iii-Burger April 28--Lubbock Mily' 1- -Palo Dum May 2fAmarillo May Sfflvloiiterey Mats' W S-Tascosa Hansard, XY'inters, ROW' 1: Bryant, Stephens. Strickel. Loter. Graham. Hadley, jones. ROW' 2: XY'ilson, Evans. Blackerby, jones. Ferguson, ROXX' 5: XVhitacre, Swayze. McCurtly, Lewis, Varnell, I X N ,- If X X T!! -.f 'N X l --K X . , xi, ,- 5. - 4 ' e , 7' IE X N f f i' M' 9 r x . ,ff Tinney, Richards, Here There There Here There There Here Here Here There Here Here There There 'IKM' ell Hifi X xr ...U -If as. X -- -X 7 xi X V llfjfi' ,.i yi,-'fl .4 i r if 0.4-4' I .2 i If i i ' 1 ll Il M. tn ,- Q 'if w 93 x YQ NW X ff mplgigga fLf V fi-X? New P' 1 ,f XXNXN, AL ffbgjy T View if ,gil f X X M X if Administration mid Faculty ,. S-? 'i -.f 'I 1Lg,'f.. MR. Gl'Y BONDS Secretary MR. XWILMOT EATON Vice-President MR. TOM KARRH MR. R. V. PAYNE President of Board 78 MR. XVAYNE BOYD Plainview wird of Education Interested in the schools and the education of each and all children in our community, the seven elected members of the Plainview Board of Education are constantly striving toward better training of students, high standards and greater goals. The Board is com- posed of a cross section of people representing each segment of the community. In addition to the elected members, Mr. johnson, Mr. Bounds, and Mr. Mathews work in cooperation to formulate and execute adminis- tration of Plainview Schools. MR, R. M. CARTER e lL ka-'Q MR. S. lf. JOHNSON Assistant Superintendent MR. CHARLES F. MATHEXVS Superintendent MR. BRUCE RIGLER MRS. MARVIN SCHLECTE xsrx Q zrfw 17. Mfzf X1 PINXIIXDIXI 5, Hr. Iidrf Todd PRIXCIPAI. Ass1s'1'AN'1' PRINQIPAI- Mr. Charley White QOUNSELOR MH. Bill Weak.: li u df .4 f ,t .xi ., . I 1 BETTY BUFORD M.A.. Vniversity of Colorado MRSA C' S- HARRIS En-ghsh' Jfwfnalism M.A., Hardin-Simmons English E l ' li ng ' ' ' Often the English department is associated only with courses in grammar intermingled with literature. However, a closer look shows it to be more complex. It includes speaking, spelling, debate, dramatics, journalism, and composition. Each of the teachers in the PHS English department concerns herself with good speech and effective writing as well as basics in grammar and the appreciation of literature. Foreign Lam ua es g gn ' ' ' In addition to a better un- derstanding of their own language students of Plainview High have opportunity to study Spanish and Latin. These courses are selected in terms of their educational and vocational contributions, the extent of their use, and cultural values to be gained by their study. MRS. M. W. TISDEL MRS. CECIL WITT M.A., Baylor M.A., Texas Tech English Spanish 1? 4 45' R L XI CUNDA 1 -E, N It ,ithj iyl-llhwcst cad Baskerbaif 3,315 ach Mrs. Tisdel discusses a point in grammar with a junior class. M la at ' ' ' A varied Math program is offered to fill the individual needs of the students. Added to the introductory courses of General Math and first year Algebra, plane geometry. solid, and trigonometry is available as well as Business Math. This department strives to give each student the foundation and preparation for college and stresses the practical value of being mathematically literate. - 1,15 Mrs, Kidd explains a problem to a class s TX.: Aff., t ky, .5 .J NRS. j. B. KIDD B A XX'est Texas State MRS. JOE GREEN MMR ' ' RQLLO HITFF B.A,. Texas State College for XVomen MEA. Tqxgg Tech hfalth fyfnth 84 aw' fxgg KL? Mrs. WhltHCf6 and student assistants. Use. auSe5 to P Mr Sohrwton P Science and skills to prepare them for work or future education. In the science courses they also become acquainted with opportunities open to them in the field of science. Well equipped laboratories for biology, physics, and chemistry serve as a workshop where theories and experiments are tested and proved under faculty supervision. With these advantages and because of the need and opportunities science interest is encouraged at ' ' ' Students are expected to acquire scientific knowledge PHS. Four years is available to students. Libmr fields. Numerous magazines and newspapers help to complete the information which is available to PHS students. Miss Gladys Holley and her student assistants are always present to help students in research or pleasure reading. JI ' ' ' The library is adequately stocked with books in all GLENN E. JOHNSTON B.S.. North Texas State Chemistry, Physics fi. V .wg ws ' MAX NEWMAN MRS, GLADYS WHITACRE MISS GLADYS HOLLEY Bs, Wayland College B.S., west Texas slate BZS- 111 L-S-, Texas Womfrfs University Biology, Basketball Coach Biology I-lbmflflfl L A fi WALTER BRYAN BSA, 'fexasffech -I mm Coach . 515 Social Stiidlei AQ just before class. 'PI MRS. M. A. DLNN MA., Oklahoma L'niversity Hstory I 1iUiS'1?IlL WEAK LII., L , , S History mlei-sity Of Houston I I 0 0 Q frying to give students a bet- ter preparation for acting with cooperation in a more peaceful world, social science teachers stress international problems that students may grasp a general understanding of people throughout the world. With the use of historical films, special maps, magazines, and newspapers, teachers present past history and current happenings and lay the background for clearer in- si ht into resent events. B hel in students to a reciate their herita e, 8 P Y P 8 PP 8 PHS histor teachers encoura e ever 'one to be worth citizens. Y 8 5 Y Bible is an elective course available to all students in PHS. The first semester surveys the Old Testament, and the second covers the New Testament history. ix Mr. Whitfield gives a demonstration. f 2 lib ist... li X X ' L X31 . CORBIE GRIMES A B.D., Nazarene Theological Seminary 1. L. WHITFIELD Bible M.E., West Texas State History tat., , iff? if - . was ' fl 4 i sie ai ff . .2 GENE HARNETT MS., Texas Tech Vocational Agriculture -Q at pl MRS. MAY CALICUTT B.S., Southwest Texas State Home Economics QDX- . . State . 6- , . Y f Dallas for the L Vocational Ag but-5 pose iust httore lcaxint, or Fair exhihitions. ' ' ' Because community interests lean heavily toward agricultural pursuits, vocational courses are quite popular in Plainview High. The Vocational Ag program includes four years of study where boys are able to pre- pare themselves to be up-tordate farmers. Every phase-from cultivation to production of fine farm animals and farm electrification is covered in the study. The Homemaking department offers courses in cooking, sewing, home management, and care of the family as well as an adult program as the interest demands. A summer program offers increased opportunities to adults as well as students. Another very practical course, Drix er Education, helps PHS students to become safety conscious and teaches them to be safe responsible drivers. I , MRS. INIEOTA CARTER B.S.. North Texas State Home Economics 86 Xi J if lf' l HARRELL WEATHERRED M-S-, Colorado S. C- Of Agfiflllfufe M.H,P.E.R. North Texas State Vocational Agriculture Driver Edugation 1 TOM DU F F EY 'boat if LQ 4. W l 'ls if ,.4f' Mas. JERRELI. CATE 'S B,B.A., Howard Payne DO 't , Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping U Watch fhf k9Y5, exhorts Mfg' Cate I 0 4 0 Other practical training for our students is available in the forms of Commercial subjects, shop and mechanical drawing, and the Distributive Education program. Two years of typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice constitute offerings in the Commercial department. Many students upon graduation from PHS step into secretarial, stenographical, and other office jobs. 0 4 Q Courses in Shop give the boys an opportunity to iam learn woodworking and teach them skills in manual training. Two years of shop and one in Mechanical Drawing are available. Earn while you learn could be the motto of D.E. students who divide their school day between classes and jobs in selling. SAM COWAN Special Vocational Texas L'niversity Distributive Education ul 'iv' ,Fl MRS. F, W. DODSON DAN HODGES M.A., Sul Ross M.Ed., Texas ARM Typing Industrial Arts Q 0 Physical Education cmd Athletics . . their part in the ox er-all development of PHS stu- dents, Physical Ed instructors and coaches empha- size physical activity for body development as well as team play, health, and sportsmanship. In the P.E. classes the first semester is devoted to team Q-S., sports, and the second term, to individual activities. A A strong athletic program has been devised to 1' it afford outlet for those who are interested in keen Competition. PHS 'l h a s competitive J ' teams in all major Ulm' WARREN G- C- GRAVF5 sports for boys and volleyball for girls. An added extra- curricular program in intramurals is ol'- fered to all students enrolled to P. E. classes. vioSON tzfitndercoolc 5Ch0l'l Of H Musli Band Director BS. M.I2d,. Texas Tech 9 Afhlvlif Dlfffftlf Ihvsical Iiducation ..-of' tri-1 GRll-UN R Q Tex-15 Ted? Physical Ulllcluon Girls participate in intramural softball game. I 0 0 1 In the field of music, PHS has one of the strong- est departments to be found in any high school. lfour years of choir. band, and orchestra gives all musical enthusiasts a chance to develop into complete musicians. The Band has rated sweepstakes in lnterscholastic rating for twenty-two consecutive years, and the Choir, also rating sweepstakes for several years, was voted the Outstanding Choir at the Buccaneer Festival in Corpus Christi last year. 15. Qiraislf. if MARJORIE GRIGGS B.A.. Texas VC'estern Choral Director I JN' REBECCA MCGAHEY JACK RITCHEY B.A., Literature and Theory, Baylor B,5,' West Texas Smte O h t ' ' FC CS Ill Art - Office Personnel Two full time office workers and a host of stu- dent assistants combine their efforts to keep the office running smoothly. Miss Copeland. secre- tary to Mr. Todd. keeps scholastic records. does correspondence and does many things toward maintaining an efficient schedule. Mrs, XY'est takes messages, and keeps the attendance records of Pl-IS. Pnl-, '- l Miss Copeland works at balancing the books, 0 0 0 4 '63 is NILA COPIEIAND Secretary to llrincipal of MRS. ROBFRTA XVEST Attendance Clerk Other Personnel . . . 13 5' ...-I lt x pl MRS. LELA FORE Manager, Cafeteria AfRS. FOX MRS. HAZEI. FVLLER In addition to the regular teach- ing staff, various other personnel accomplish tasks that are neces' sary for a well-rounded school plant. Mrs. lfore and her staff school cafeteria for of the students and faculty. School custodians busy operate the the benefit themselves daily with the job of keeping the building in order. MRS. IRENE GAINES ff? gl! if E QALKCIHW D MRS BENQ LEE COLE XIRS IOHN NIEH LR NIR S PLARL XX OOD Custodlans do mmy tasks to make the school more comfortable and to keep lt lookmgs at nts best limes HL ffm P E CLARENCE LOVELL MRS KATHERIINE POARCH ' , fi' ,QP if? -I ,, - . 1 . L V 7 r Q , , , ' I Y ' . L -X - awk ,X ' ' ' ,5 ,F A s r ' Q. ' I s 5 fk s s Ar' ll A, 4 l ' is xx k XX f Wx! f Z I yy L0 1 V Isu .N Xu 'N ix W iN l 11 K 'xl n C lczsses ,,.,--.... ...--V' .L-1 .df ' 1 X SENIORS ,sank Qwim 'ygw vii 'v0sy,......-arf' Qs.. 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Participating in FFA his first 4 yu.1i's. hc was iiitmlwi' uf Siwuli Cilulv 11s .1 Senior. As L1 'luniui' FBLA -intl Safety Council. During his S1-1111111111-im' yc.1r was in Slitlc Rule Clliih .llhl 111.131-tl in Band thc first two yt-.1rs. X. 11121 im' Biwwx As .1 N113--1 Ptggy p.1i1fcip.1tul in Sputli c,lLIl3 .intl Fl5l.A, Hu first 11,211 '.L.1I'S shi' xx.1s in FHA. fllARl.l1S BRl,if.lf Aunt :n Nlztlt R1zi1-s,1s.1 M-niiir, 1 Q. Y Stixttl -in .lIlIlkL.ll s.1.1t'! N j1'c,1rs .mtl t-tlitur his ,lL1I'lI1'l' yt-.111 A 1 im-iiiht-1' 11: WIXHN S.1lLIY Cliiuncil x illlnl Nininisli ffliilw X , AF' fl INN 1 ml 1 PLAIN VIEW Qflx Q: BFTTY BliI.I.ARD She was vt-cp of thu Frcshmm class and .1 INL'Illl7k'I' uf FHA tl1.1t FL'LlI'. A mcmlwr ull -INH9 .intl l,.1tin Cluh ns Soplwiiiorc .mtl Vluniur. Hur Scnim' year sho st-iwt-tl in Stutln-nt CI1111nt'1l .mtl w.1s in Spt-1-ali Clnlw, fs K1 .Qu-up .' I . ri' 1,- . GAY DIIAN BFRFIIILD F11111' vc-.11' lllL'INl7L'I' uf Ftmlfllt Cuiimil .intl Tri-Hi-Y :mtl FTA. I' I A PI'L'S1LlL'I1l .ts Ll Senior. I 1'1- Hi-Y stAc'i't't.1i'y w hun .1 St-niur. Class uftdict-r .mtl mcmlvc-r nt pt-uh filnh DICKK BFRNISTT XY'.1s in FBLA ,mtl Span-Ch Cluh is 1 9L11i111'. Pl.11'Ltl li fiintltulll when L1 junior and was in Span- ish Chih :ls .1 S111-lioiiwrc. 95 tl 2 ta-nr LYNDA CAMPBELL XY'as a 5 year member of Student Council, sl years in Tri'Hi-Y. As a Sophomore. she was in FTA. Spanish Club, -INI-IS, was runner- up for favorite her Freshman year. Sophomore Favorite and annual staff member her Sophomore year. She also served as cheer- leader her last two years. LARRY CARROLL XY'as active -I years in Band and Crescendo, As Sophomore and junior was in Spanish Club. JNI-IS. Stage Band. I avid fit' ,s tar MIKE BLRROXV Mil-te was a four year member of the Band, three year member of Crescendo, As a junior he was in the Stage Band and Slide Rule Club and also was a member of NHS and VINHS. JAINIFS CAIN I-le was veep of the liand his Senior year after having been in the group four years. james as a Senior was presia dent of the Crescendo. and as a junior president of Spanish Club, A three year member of Crescendo. .Fi -3 ,-11 , SENIORS '59 VIRGINIA CHAMBERS As a Freshman and Sophomore she was an FI-IAer. As a Sen- ior she participated in the DE program. SUE CI-IENNAULT A member of JNI-IS and Library Club when a Sophomore. During her Senior year in FBLA. 96 In .- 151,119 92 LINDA CAUDLE Four year member of Band and 5 year member of Bandettes. Vilas historian and reporter for Bandettes her Senior year. As a Sophomore. member of FTA, JNI-IS. and Girls' Choir accompanist. joined Latin Club for her last 2 years. was in NHS and School Organist. LYNDELL CHADDICK Wfas in the Band 4 years and Crescendo 3 years. I-Ie was in Slide Rule during his Senior and junior years, JNI-IS as a Sophomore. As a Senior he was in Hi-Y. 6 ,xv r MIKII CQHILDIZRS XX'as .1 member of DF when he xxis 1 Senior in PHS. BILLY CHURCHXXUILL Sang in Choir rl years. During his -lun- ior year he was a member ot' Safety Council. PTSA. FBLA. NX'hnn a Sen- ior he held membership in Speech Club. FBLA and was Choir Parliamentarian. 415 fls is er Si-1 . . iklxj, , L 4 PW' be l pgs., 41 S . A 2, fe , ,, . I 47562. mm- . 40,9400 ffrgil I'-nl ...rl..,-ng, PLAI VIE CAROLYN COOPER As a Freshman Carolyn played Volley- ball, was a member of Speech Club, Four year member of Latin Cluh. FTA. and Tri-Hi-Y. Served as parliamentar- ian of FTA as a junior. was in -INHS and NHS. Served as a cheerleader 2 years. WANDA COL'Cl-I As a Sophomore and junior was in FHA. A 4 year member 'of Choir. '55 Q an 'fi .YTJ Alf' A ,J 9 Cl I 4' .PL I ' ff X I 7 Er at. FRANCES CLAYCOMB Her first year. was in FHA. As a Sophomore she sang in Girls' Choir. Njl-IS. A Cappella Choir her last 2 years and mem- ber of FBLA. Treasurer of A Cappella as a Senior. ELGIN CONNER Played football 5 years and was member of Letterman's Club 3 years. Serxed as president of the Freshman and Senior classes. Two year member of Student Council. Ran track, was in Junior play. Al' THERESA COVEY Four year member ot Latin Club. 4 year member ot Band and Bandettes. Reporter of Student Council. yeep of NHS 2 years. JNHS, reporter of Band. secretary of B-ettes. JIMMY cox Four year member of Band. 3 year member of Crescendo. JNHS. 2 years. Spanish Club. Hi-Y. yeep of Crescendo. 97 JIMMY DALTON Was a football manager his Freshman year and varsity man- ager his Sophomore year, -I year member of A Cappella, member of Speech, Hi-Y and Spanish Clubs and FTA 2 years, ROBERT DALTON Three years he played football, was a member of Letterman's, Hi- Y, and was in Bow-XWow. Was a 2 year member of Speech Club, and FTA. Ran track 3 years and was in junior play. SENIORS LINDA CRANE AS il Sophomore she was in FHA, worked in the office her Senior year. LINDA KAYE CROWELL XXfhen a Freshman Linda was in Spanish Club, and FHA. Played golf as Sopho- more and junior and worked on the Office Staff. Her Junior year she was a Future Nurse and in the Junior play and FHA. As a Senior she was in the Speech Club. iii: ' - s A , 'I ' 'f I . sir, S 1493 N ir J. . S kv. V '59 NANCY DIXON Sang in Girls' Choir and was in Tri-Hi-Y her junior year, secre- tary of Speech Club, member of FTA and secretary of A Cappella her Senior year. NANCY DONALDSON Was in FHA, Spanish Club, and FTA. Member of NHS. Played intramurals. 98 4: - SAUNDRA DAMRON Her Freshman year she was a member of Choir and Safety Council. As Sopho- more and Junior she sang in Girls' Choir, was a member of Tri-Hi-Y and played intramural baseball. She joined Speech Club her Senior year. JOHNNY DAVIS During his Sophomore year johnny was parliamentarian for FFA. Was an FFA member as a Freshman and Sophomore. Member of Speech Club his Senior year. 'lANlfTTl2 DRAPIIR 1 Rctainctl iiiciiilwtrslmip in NHS ax jun- ior .mtl Fvnior, XY.1x 1 year iiiuuiilwr' sil- Spanisli Club. jllDY DRAPIYR ' During lrftilllllilfl antl Sophoniort- l'C.lI'S slit' was a ljuturc ,l4L'.lCl1K:1' antl nit-iiilwr of PTSA. Shu PLll'llL'IP.lfL'Ll in tlit' ron- ttwt play as .1 junior, antl wax .1 Sun- ior INCINl7L'I' ot Speech Club. 8 f-s .15 -ul K' 'Q . 'f -T' fi ,W X 5... PLAINVIEW CAROLYN DUVALI- XYas a 5 yt-ar im-nilwr of FHA and St-nior Spcccli Club mcnilwr. REX FATMON ' XX'as a -4 year member of Latin Club, -1: played in the Band Ai years, His junior A3 year was parliamcntarian for Latin Club and trcasurcr as a St-nior, int-inlwcr of Crescendo antl Bantl nianagcr 5 years, was in thc junior play, ineinlwr of NHS, Senior ctlitor of annual and nit-nilwcr of FTA- ,, FV! --..., jfs 5 1 5 1 . fr. r 'r ' 'I t JANET DUIIFEY Four year mcriilwi' of FTA and Tri-Hi-Y. 2 year officer of 'liri- Hi-Y. district vccp of FTA ht-r Senior year, JNHS, 2 year mam- lvcr NHS, member of Junior play cast and Spanish Club. KENT DUNCAN XX'as a Futura Ifarmcr 2 years, Z year mumbsr of A Cappella. ARTHUR FRAMBROUGH DICK FARRIS ELMER FREFSE Became a member of JNHS. was a junior member of 'Slide Rule Club, and -l year member of FFA. CHARLINE GALLOWAY Played in the Band her Fresh- man year and was a member of Bandettes, 4 year member of FHA, veep of FHA her Sopho- more year, Member of FBLA. SENIORS JEAN FEAGIN Became Ll F'l'Aer .ts .t Freslimm, was rr member of FHA her Sophomore year. Spanish Club .is .1 Dlunior. and FBLA as L1 Senior. SYLVIA FERGUSON As at Senior Sylxia was a member of Tri-Hi-Y. Speech Cluh. FTA, Band- ettes and a Library aide. She played in the Band -l years. was a -1 year mem- ber of B-ettcs and FTA. As ll junior was a Teachers aide. Two year mem- ber of Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. fl? '59 MARY JANE GORDON President of Sophomore and Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y's. -l year member of FTA, Latin Club 3 years, class officer 2 years. Member of JNHS and NHS. Sophomore Favorite Runner-Up. 4 year Student Coun- cil member. LARRY GOULD Played football 4 years. ran track 4 years. 3 year member of Let- terman's, Freshman Favorite, member of Student Council, I00 at 'I Q41-., 1 ' V? I. SHIRLEY GARRETT Was a 5 year memberiof FHA. As a Freshman. became at Future Teacher. Membership in FBLA her junior year. and Slide Rule Club and Speech Club when a Senior. PAUL GILBERT Became president of Band his Senior year. 3 year member of Crescendo Club, parliamentarian of NHS. 3 year mem- ber of Latin Club and parliamentarian. Hi-Y member as a Senior. CAROLE ANN GRADY Vilas a -l year member of Tri-Hi-Y and FTA. a Freshman member of FBLA. and Senior member of Speech Club. secretary of Senior class and Baseball Sweetheart. UHF DONAUDCRAHAM A 'J Vi'oi'lxeel el Yuulrs in Future Farmers As 'T-7 11 Junior was member of Slide Rule ' Club Q'i maaifrrfgwif 'fElW'T'4 ' t eil P,-:flu ggi? 'X' E .reef V gg 7WV ' . . . a,H if f I ' gy ,jfgy Q 2 'fx' r Q, J Q rt ii I, K - F: I ix' A ef A if . Q L' l rs 1 I 'Q ' K... PLAINVIEW 51,4 A' DOUG GRA H AM Played Freshman basketball and was 3 year member of Safety Council. NJHS. played baseball the last 2 years. As .i Senior. membership in Letterman's Club. Slide Rule, and yeep of Spanish Club. KENT GRIEFN XY'as transfer student to PHS his Senior year. Had membership in FTA and Hi-Y. lv., . K fgiggyj .s , 7 JOHN EARL GRFFNF Wforked in FFA -i years and was veep A his Senior year, XY'as a member of .INHS fa and Safety Council. 41 JANITH GREGG Q .' FHAer for 3 years, sang in Girls' and -' V Festival Choirs. Retained membership S in FBLA her Senior year. -1 ' 'af --.1 25 ,M A ' . .. ......., Zia.. Q , Aix , -in ' 05. CARL GRIZZFLL During junior and Senior years he participated in the DF pro- gram. IACK HADLIIY Played football as Freshman and Sophomore and hasehall -l years. Vilas a 5 year member of Let- terman's and 4 year member of Hi-Y. Had membership in FTA 5 years and Safety Council as a Freshman. IOI INMAN HARDIN Played in the Band 4 years. Was 3 year member of Crescendo and Crescendo treasurer his Senior year. A junior member of Stu- dent Council. OLIVER HARMEL Was a 4 year member of FFA, played football as Freshman and Sophomore, and was a Senior member of Speech Club. RITA HENRY Worked in FHA as a Freshman and Sophomore. During her Jun- ior year she worked in the office and was PTSA rep. As a Senior she joined FBLA. EDDIE I-IERRINGTON Participated in the DE program. l02 ANN HAMILTON Sang in Festival Choir as Freshman. During Sophomore year she was a mem- ber of Girls' Choir, song leader of FHA. Was a 2 year member of A Cappella, reporter of A Cappella as a Senior, a member of FBLA, 2 year member of Annual Staff, faculty editor as a Sen- ior, and Student Council her junior year. BUTCH HANSARD Played football -i years, baseball 2 years, and ran track 2 yearsl VC'as Sophomore and junior Favorite. president of Stu- dent Council, 3 year member of Letter- man's, president of junior class, a mem- ber of Hi-Y. SE IORS '59 GARY HARRELL As a Sophomore was a member of Hi-Y. His Junior year he was active in Slide Rule Club and FTA. During his Senior year he was in Spanish and Speech Clubs. JOANN HENRY Joann was a 4 year worker in the Band and a member of Bandettes. She was in Latin Club 3 years and secretary of advisory. f'Qi., CYNTHIA IIICKS Played in tlie Band I years and I years in Bamlcttes. Served as ll'L'.l5LlI'L'I' lier Senior year. Member uf NJIIS and NHS. Belwnged to Spamsli Cllub lier Sopliuinorc and Juniur years. Safety Council. Sopliiwinore and Future Nurses as .1 Juniiir. TOMMY HOLLAND Played B fiiivtball liis Siwpliiiiiiiwc year. Sang in A Lappulla and was in Speech Club his Suniur year v. . -ies 4 .s. , Q, J 4-4-Iv X. - i f -'P PLAI VI ANN HOWLIZ BOBBY HUNTINGTON Played football -i years. on the varsity 3 years. Four years un basketball squad, 2 years. on varsity. Three year letter- man. member of I-Ii-Y last 2 years: played baseball 2 years. Junior and Senior. GERALD HOLSAPPLI: Freshman member uf FFA. as a Junior was in Beginners Slide Rule. His Seniwr year a member of Hi-Y and FBLA. KEITH HORAN XX'as a rl year member uf FFA. played football as a Sopliomure. IT :- s- ,'1. . -5 1 - ' wkigf ,W iyggfg S :wil nf ,- MARY JEAN INMAN Member uf Future Nurses her Junior year. Vforked in the of- fice the last 2 years. JAMES JACOBS Four years on football squad. ran track ll years. 3 year member of I.etterman's, Senior member of FTA and yeep of Senior Advisory. fs. nf? HELEN JOHNSON Vins active in Speech Cluh .ls 1 Junior and Freshman. FHA mem ber. GEORGE JONES Played football his first 2 years in PHS, Ran track. and played baseball as Freshman and Sophoa more. Member Of FFA. Hi-Y. and Speech Club. Freshman member of Student Council. . PATSY JONES Was a 4 year member Ot' Tri- Hi-Y, 3 year member of Student Council, Princess of Spanish Club and 2 year member. Was elected cheerleader 2 years and Queen of PHS as a Senior. Was Freshman and Junior Class Favorite. a member of FTA and FHA. TRUDY JONES Three year member of Tri-Hi-Y and Freshman member ot' FHA. Member of Plainsman Staff as Senior. I04 'Q x JOYCE JANIFS Member of FHA as Freshman. Sopho- more. and Senior. 'Freasurer of her Freshman Advisory. JUDY JANIES FHA member as Freshman. Sophomore antl Senior. Freshman member of Tri- Hi-Y. ?? IORS '59 it RQ LETHA JONES Three year member Of FHA and mem! ber of Speech Club as a Senior. LIN JONES Played football 4 years, 3 year varsity player. Three year member Ot' Student Council, veep his Senior year. Three year letterman, 4 year member of Hi-Y. Member of JNHS. FTA as Junior and Senior, and Speech Club as Senior, Played baseball as a Senior and bas- ketball as a Freshman. Two year mem- ber of Safety Council, KENNETH JORDAN DOVIE JULIAN Sang in A Cappella Choir 5 ymfg and Girls' Choir l year. As a Senior was treasurer of Speech Club, participated in the Operetta and Bow-XX'ow. XY'iis ii 2 year member of FHA, fi f 1: PLAIN VIEW FRED KANADY Wfas in FFA during Freshman and Sophomore yearsg was active in Spanish Club during last 5 years. GAYNELL LAW Was a 3 year member of FHA. As a Senior participated in the DE program. FX , :ff R: LEILANI KALANA Historian of FHA her Freshman year. as a junior joined FBLA and worked in the office as jun- ior and Senior. PUALANI KALANA Wfas secretary of FHA when a Sophomore. Vi'orked on The Pl.iiuin1,n as ii Senior, Cf K-I , DAVID LEATHERMAN AUDIE LIGHT XY'orked in FHA as a Sophomore and Freshman. During junior year was in Spanish Cluh and as a Senior was in FTA. Tri-Hi-Y. and Speech Club. - 1 1 i 1 PHILLIP LOTIIR AS Sophoiuore .md -ILIYIZUI' he played li fooilxill. XX'.1s ,1 Sen! ior member of Speech Club. GLENN LVSK Played footlmill l y'Q.'.1l'S rind b.1s- ketball .is lfi'esl1111.1n .ind Sopho- more. NYM .1 member of Hi-Y and Slide Rule LIS .1 Senior. lilfXNlfTH l.lNDlfAlrXNN Has been .1 1 yeiir lllCllll'Vk'l' of FFA. As i A L1 Senior 1x.1s .1 N.1tioi1.1l Coinention delegate to l7lfAr Pli11'ed lmislqetlmll -1 ykklfi. .1 member' of Siitietx' Council, Q PTSA, -IXUS. NHS. .mil xxxis Y!CL'-l'l'L'Sl- l' dent of Sopliiwimwre Adxisiirx' l,UNNllf l.OTliR Played b.1seb.1ll for PHS for 5 years. I ' 'lb- X J f-0 !! Y, 'ff Qi' 6? 566- 5, 'iff I- '54- -SENIORS '59 11 1 NANCY MCCOWN Took active part in Tri-Hi-Y for 3 years, was il member of Student Coun- V cil. Played tennis during last Z years. Mfg ' L Was il member of FTA, Speech Club, ' and FHA. DALE MCDONALD 1- 9-nf. 405 fl KENNY MCEACI-IERN Xwas a member of Slide Rule when he was a Junior. During Senior year participated in Speech Club and FTA. GARY MCGREW Played B football ns Sopho- more and junior. XVas 5 year member of FFA. 06 it KiI.lfN MQCSVIRIZ XX .ls .1 Seniur member wt l'l'A l.UlllfTT.fX lxltlflflf XY'm'lxetl S years .is member uf VHA f? became .1 Nyllli. .ind l'lil.Aei' tliii-rig g last 1 years. 'sq ' ' Q N' , I C 7 - j . UM.. A K f x Y. .rx PERRY MCWILLIAMS ' Played football -l years. was captain lt lull, . of B squad as Sophomore and varsity ff A' V gf as a Senior Became .1 3 Year letterman. a member of DINHS. FBLA and presi- , dent of Hi-Y his Senior year. PAUL MADDOX '74-J' Played basketball -l years, on the varsity 5 2 years. xV,,'3' ' ,' IL A' li 1: ' 4 If K fe 5 sw-3' 5. r W1 MA RY 'I FAN INIQMIILON As liresbman .ind Supliimiure joined FHA. member uf NHS the last 1 years. l5liI.A member her Seniur year. BIZVIZR LY MLSXVA IN During Freshman year Bev was in FHA. sang in Cfliuir and be- came .1 R year latin Club mem- ber. As Swpliuiiiui'e and junior she sang in A Cuippella. Was in -INH9 and .is Senior particzpated in DE. gl . fi: i X 3 LINDA MALLOW XY'as Al year member tif Tri-Hi-Y and FTA. Sang in the Chtiir -1 years. A Cappella R years. Played tennis I years. Wkirketl in office as Senior. XY'as circulation manag- er of Plainsman. LECIA MALONE Played in Band -I years. Two year member of Tri-Hi-Y and Spanish Club. Member of -INHS and NHS. Four year member of Bandettes. Member of FHA and FTA nov STFVF INIFADUR Played t11otb.1ll 11s .1 I:I'L'SlIII'I.IfI and n1.1n.1ged for A team .IS Z1 Sophunwre. XY'.1s .1 lIIC'IIIl7C'f of Spanish Club. FTA. Hi-Y. .md Speefh Club. SHFRRY MFRCK As 21 Fresl1n1.1n was LI FHAer. men1ber of Student Cnuncil. and Advisory Officer. Member of JNHS. As Ll Junior .1nd Senior be- came .1 member of FBLA. Plains- man Staff. and DE. x ' ,gzf SANDY MILLER W'as Zl el year member of Tri- Hi-Y and FTA, and 5 year mem- ber of Student Council. Vilas cheerleader. a member of FHA and played in Band :is 21 Fresh- man. GARY MINYEN Member of JNI-IS and Senior member of FFA. I08 BILLY MASTEN Ran track the last 5 years. XV.1s Band IIIUIIILPCI' as Freshman and Sopl1on1ore, and member of Cresrendn Club and Stage Band. The lust Z years has been 11 IIICIIIl7L'f of FFA. LINDA MATTHFXVS SE IORS '59 PATSY MERRELL Played volleyball for 4 years. JO ANN MILLER When a Freshman, she was a member of Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA. Became a ei year member of Tri-Hi-Y, a 3 year member of FTA. Was in JNHS. worked in the office, and was a Spanish Club member, XVas FTA treas- urer and veep. LIZTA MIRICS VUQIS lfrulimnn incmlwrr ut l5llA .i FBLA as .1 junior. Vins gictix' -INI-IS and NHS DON MISL XX'orkctl S yuirs in Latin Club. Mem- ber of INHS. rrp, of PISA licrnim- vecp of I..1t1n Cltilv .intl iinuiiilvcr' ut Student Council, Pllycd tunnis. VB 'if PLAINVIEW CARROL NAITZGIER ' Participated in FFA 4 years. XRILIS member of -INI-IS. BETTY JO NIIXVTON 49 f- xv. . 4 ,J iff ggi . 3,9 2 X s-45 lf' LINDA INILILL I741i't1L1p.itL-tl in ITHA 1 yt-Ars. Vins ti Futura Nurxc .ix 41 -lunifvr. ROY MVLLINGS Played lfrcslimnn fimtlmill and li fntmtball. XXVAIS .1 lcttcrman and run track, Pliiyt-tl on varsity 2 years. CAROL NICI-IOLL Pl.iyctl wllt-ylmill 3 ytxirs. was '1 yt-.ir incmlncr of Tri-Hi-Y. his- twrmin of Scnmr Tri-I-Ii-Y. ITTA imfmbrr 1 years, IYTA liistiirmn, Mt'1nlM'rsli1p in I7BI.A. Spanish Club. DALE PERKINS P.1rticip.itcd in DL prograni .is .1 Senior. I0 3 , S BILLY l9lNlilERTON Pluycd ll mwrlmll .xurl b.rwb.1ll rlurmg Suplwztzurc .md Dluuuu' yc.u'4 'I'lu'cc XL'.ll' mcmbur of Spumslu Club PAMIZLA POOLE Served .ls lfrwlmuxm .md .lumur cl.1s5 cduurs uf .umu.1l. clf.-ctul to buszm-ex Ill.ll'l.ltLICI' .lx Dluuuu' .md cdltur uf Pl.un View .15 .1 Senior, Scrxul .lx Activity' crlitur of Pl.unsm.1n .15 .1 Scnuwr. XY'urlQul in thc ufflcc. ww utcutbcr of Speech Club .md FTA, 1:57 PlfflClY RAXVDON Hulrl mumbcrxlup IH lutin Club S years Mcuzbcr ul l 'I4A. Trl-H1-Y. 'INHS NHS. lJl.1y'ul xullq'b.1ll 1 ycurs. XVA NDA R A YM E R VCLIS rm-Iulwr .ll FHA QlLll'1flIL1 Freshman yn-.u- IO 1:8 sg 'A-'lr 9? 1 ,, f ll XM, Il fs ri J 1 '...:-'V nr' SE IOR XV yc.1r. XX.1s . MAX 11 1i1fS1' cg.-111Y 111 f As 1'1'cs11111.111 .11111 5111111111 Ik I 1111 I 111, l f1QV1 N 'Ti- 'V KN 1 f,:,f.:s FINA, 11.111 1..11n 111 11w111'.111 1.1.11 15CL.1I11C .1 1111':111w1' 111 5111-111 f,11.1w 11x Scuwr 5r.11' ,S ' -5 Al? N11 1 PLAIN VIEW R. I., RUBBS orkcd 1 1'L'.lI'i IU 1:L1f1lI'L' 1:.l1'I11L'IAS. fQ1.1fON ROBERTS XYor1cc11 un .1n1111.11 81.111 1115 Frcs11111.1n s , . 1 5LlCUKC C 1111 l1lL'I111WL'1A .u .1 Sop11o111111'c. ,1 - 1 C..-pi 1.1212 RIC I 1.411135 191.15111 11.1x11u11H.111 .1I1x.1 1v11sc1w.111 5 1'L'.1I'9. XY.1s N11p111111:11r1' 17.1x'11r1tc I'LIDI1L'!'L1P 111111 xx-.11 111CI1Q17LI'1'1 rm-p11r1v:'. 1111-111111'1' 111 17'1'A. -INHF. .i11x1 1.11--p1ux1111-111 111 Sym-1111 C,11:1w ax Sn-r1111r. RODNIZY R1C,KI.1iS 1-111111 IfFCl1T13CI'N11i1W an 1..1T1D C!1l11W I111' I XL'.1I'S, -'HTH S1 ZAXX1. R1 SHIXG DKL 1 1 NIHS, FHA. .1I1x1 FTA LIS 511111111- 1111w1'c Pl'L'SlL1L'f1I 111 c11IA1S4 Chmr as hluniur. B1L'I1Y1WCI' of FBLA. NHS. Office S1.1t'r'. .md s.1ng 1n A C,.1pg-1-11.1, DAXT.-X SCI ILECTF A1L'l111WL'1' 111A 15.111111-tru 1 vu-.1rN. and 1'1.11'L'1.1 in 15.11111 H0111 1110111- bc-rs111p ID FTA 2 ycarx. Sp.1n1xl1 Club I YLZIFS. JNHS. .md Sp1u'11 C11111 xX'OI'1'iCL1 in 1xff1Ce. DEARL SCOTT Played football 2 years. Became a DE member his Senior year. LINDA SELF Was in Latin Club 3 years, mem- ber of JNHS, NHS, secretary of NHS her Senior year, FHA, and Junior Advisory president. Served as editor of The Plainsmanf' SE IORS LEONARD SCHROETLIN DALE SCOTT Was a member of FFA during Sopho more year. 9 . PATSY SIMMONS Was a member of FHA, FBLA, Speech Club, and worked in the office. GARY SITTON As a Freshman he was a member of Safety Council, and during Sophomore year, Camera Club. Jo ANN SEWELL Worked 4 years as Tri-Hi-Y member 3 years in FTA, 2 years in FBLA. Was member of JNHS, Speech Club. Student Council, and FHA. FRED SHIPMAN MARVIN SI,:XI'C1II'I'IfR XX 11151-11 111 II I III 1 1 IDIQXVIZY SIXIITII r I..1111I .1 I11 111 II 1I11 IX 1 XKZIIN I1 II IL 111 II me Nl 1' 1-:1 51111 I II 1 II 1 1 1 1 S:-1uI1 CI1I II H III S1 III C 1111 UI A-I1 IX II x As ll I'1n FHA. Durung S11pI11v11111rc 1'c.11' WM clcctcd to TNI-IS, It-C.1111c IULISIFICSS 11z.1n.1gc1' ut' Thu II.lIIlSI!ELlI'lH 119 A1 San- 111r Lll'lxI .1 I1IL'IIlI7L'l' of I:I'1I.A Dummy IICI' SQTIIUI' ykkll' SyIx1.1 xx'.1S ' 1 -sI1111.1n who wax Ll 111c111Ivcr nf fl? ll' -Wf ,, - . PLAIN VIEW NANCY SNIDER I SYLVIA STEED SL'CI'CT.lI'y of In-1 .11Iv1s1w1'1' .md ll 1111-111Iwr uf tI1c S1 1: 1 pfni ff-I , Hu-uI1 CQI11I1 nu. 6'3- KIIN SINIITH XX',1x 11iu111Iw1-1' uf Sp:-uc'I1 CIUI1 I11R SL-111111 S'L'.II'. KIRK SMITH I9I.1x'1'd 111 1111- IS.1111I -I 31.115 TIHCC V4-.11 1m-111Iw4-1' 111' CQ1'1'su'n1I11 Mem- Iwcr of Stngc lS.1111I .15 LI Iunior. Txuw YCLII' 1111-111IM.-1' uf SPHUIISIW CQILIIT. fi 43 - L RICHARD STEPHENS ANDY STOKES P.11't1c1p.1tc1I 111 tcnms AI ymrs. Mu111bcr of -INHS .md NHS. SIILIL' Rule Club 1 years and presi- dent of NHS I11s Senior yn-.1r. vw IS. y . RAY STRICKIZI. Four yc.1r lflL'llll lL'l' 111' r'1+111b.1ll tmxii, 3 yc.11' lcltcr1i'.1r1. 11tL'11il1L'r of H1-Y his Fcniwr 1'c.1r, Bll.l.lll SYKVS Plnycd x11lluj.'b.1ll 9 '-L'.lI'S. Dur- lflg 'lumwr .1111l 51-11:-11' wars 11115 .1 111c111be.'r 111 FBLA .1111l FHA. Scrwrl on 'l'l11.'Pl.1ir1s:11.1n st.11f. MONYA THURMAN Became Il F ya-11r 111c111bcr of FTA, Z year member of Stunlcnt Coun- cil, Correipomling sc-Crctary of Student Council. Sang in A Cap- pella 3 years. Member of All- State Choir. Member of Speech Club and FHA. SHIRLEY TOTTY 1 .ql E13 fi' . - r,-3473 4.1 fm. 3 -oi' llUN.'Xl,l7 S'l4UlilfS lJl.1111l 111111l1,1ll 1 x1'.11s. .1 lutt1'1'111.111 S - 1 11'.11x .1 1 x1.11 1'11'11l111 111 8111111111 C,11111111l ,Ellxl 111.1x1.111 .1x .1 lllllllllf Euph- 111111111. 1111 1'1'u11f1111. Nlk'Il1l7CI' ul -INHS l.111:1 Cl1:l1 .1111l 1.111 ll'.lLli l x'1'.11', ISONXII' S'I'Ol l' xlL'll.lWL! 111 lll.'X 1 1111: :111111bcr 111 Cillllll. l'lil,r'x .lllal llul fiww l'Q'l'I'L'NL'I1l.l 1111-. 'li' fx f 4 ls 1 N x I , fyfx' fr- l 4 SE IORS '59 T .. .r Q .ji 49 .QI . x x N KAY TAYLOR Bcc.1111n' .1 5 YLAIY IllL'I1Tl7CI' of Choir sung 1 l'C.'.1l'5 un A C.lPPL'll.l. XVM li- br111'1.1n 1 ye.'.1rs, Member of l,11tir1 Club and e1'1'rct.11'3' as junicwr Qllkl Senior Thru- yL'.ll lllL'lNl7Cl' of Tr1-Hi-Y, Held 111c111b1'rxl11p in DINHS .md NHS. Pl.1yc-ll tunnis llL'I' Senior your, HAROLD THOBIAS .fgqg . WY- fm, fm . 7 :QQ --'r II4 WH , F' 355 'ZZ ffm 'Q LUIS VALCSIIN 'l411111sfe1'1'ed tiiiim Odessa Hsieh Sylmiiiil XX as .1 IIIL'll1l3i'I' ut Speetli f,ll1l'5 lltl Illlll- ior year. Blfrlqll ANN XVACiCiUNlfR Played int1'.1m11ral 51111115 fir-gr S y-rar-5 'luniur Class SCLI'L'f.lI'l' and Seniiii' nlass T!'L'LlSLII'L'I', IA11111' year member iil Iri- H1-Y, lllk'llll7L'l' ut l llA I years. l'i41l1l' year member of ETA, 3 year member nf Safety Cwuneil. Played tennis her Sen' lOI'yL'.1I'. 'NL If .. 1' E A N QI? 4'q, 0' 1 f .. ..n'1V: 'Q' 1 I 'rsusg KN . 't' nwlxx 'I lin. , il XII: ' --'X..N.:::-- .Q infix 'fl 'l.,.:7 Q PLAI VIEW DARLENE XVATKINS Participated in Fllfllll' Homemakers 5 years. XY'as secretary of FHA her Soph- omore and historian her junior year. XX'as 9. member of FBLA and Speech Club. JEAN ANN WEBB Played intramural baseball and volley- ball. Sang in Girls' Choir and became reporter. XY'.lS a member of Tri-Hi-Y. FTA, and Speech Club. TS GALE WACENIZR Three year member of Latin Club and president of Latin Club his Senior year. Txm year member of Safety Council. member of Slide Rule Cluh and Photography. Played gulf as a Simpliiiinnre, DICKIE XVARREN w'.lS .1 year member of the Band and drum major his lust year. Three year member of Crescendo and ETA Sang in the Choir 2 years. XYas .1 member of Stage Band. 'ii QE fat. 41' SHIRLEY WIZEKS KEILA WEST Served as a cheerleader for 2 years. XX'as a four year member of Stu- dent Council. Elected as Sopho- more president. Lions' club queen and ffL'.lSllfL'I' of Sopliivinore Tri- Hi-Y. XY'.1s .1 el year member uf Tri-Hi-Y. ETA. and FHA. ll5 ANN WHITE GEORGE WHITE MARY JANE WOLF Three year member of Student Council and chaplain of Student Council as a junior. Four year member of Tri-Hi-Y. served as officer of Tri-Hi-Y 2 years. Four year member of FTA, reporter of Senior class, parliamentarian of junior class. Three year member of Latin Club. C. W. WRIGHT Secretary of Hi-Y as a Senior. Member of FTA. HARDY WESTBROOK XX'as gi sl year member of FFA. CURTIS WESTER Worked in the Slide Rule as 11 junior and Senior. Wfas a member of Hi-Y and FBLA during his Senior year. ii SENIORS '59 MACK WHITE Played football as a Freshman and Sophomore and was a member ot' Stu- dent Council. Belonged to Hi-Y and FTA as junior and Senior. Was pho- tographer for The Plain View and The Plainsmanf' RAYMOND WI-IITFILL Was a Freshman member of FFA. LINDA YANCfliY HlfTTY YfXNl3lfl,l. IN .1 Il'L'IHlWL'l' wt lulmx- Nuxxu lwr I rm-rr XL.lI , gnu.. 'V' +L. K - . 'ffv ix -qi X xi .f 5 4-r ,Chr . - v. RAY YOXVIZLI- XVAS a four year member of Future ITJFIHKFS. PLAINVIEW fl 'W' YR JUNIORS vutH'Ae' PI Kjldflll Vlfe PI eyzdezzi Sem elm J TI ea rm 61 Repo: Ie: L Q4 OFFICERS JIMMY CARTFR QNot PICIUIQIII DONALD CUMMINGS PATSY Jo NEIL SHIRLEY NEIGHBORS BILL RAMSEY 5 1- ' n . g '- I-lg: 1 r A J ' fi W U oi I -A .V I 2 4, Q. I 'I ,K RX .L X 'g A x QM fl 'rg . .A K M . 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JI'lI1.l Duckctt Tr, M I . r .sn-'.'w -,, 75. 'UL TP vx I ' ' RUQLQIIL QI' Xl.l1tl1.1 1DXXXLI' I . J QUJ1 Chlluw I' H 4. I 'T 'Qfqg Mmm Y X.,-gr 'I ,511 4. .0 I n if vin., '.s. Q 'I' lllk ,a,.'va. 5xn.,'v:s l ' Ruben IfJ'.x,1rJN 1 fgrw I - L- 1:-V ' 4 gfajfslgkgff fi' , 4- N' H' 1 A' 41 m Qtr ' I , ,J ', --QA -ds' T 2 V X 1 K '4 3, , TW A x Q ' xx R ? i' cimm mmf - H111 lflli-'H - A Q K , 'I'lum:.1x lillgfr' 1-mdd 13111, 0 C..1m1 Ann Iflmurc I C-IWUV1 l:K'5fL'f L-lffs' 11'1'wx'I1 sfmm mm F ff nav.. S? ef, f - Q -V,Q it '? 7' Qui' a 1 N IM1XQ.m.1m XQ l24 o .- ,,- 'V' .fs f f N I, I ,.1 X .lui .X..1L,,. ., I I Xlwru Nth Cmrmtt I f jgQ1,w.b g .xg - A un lt. -3?--.. 'i 'T . . -.. Lim f'-x '57, Vg 2 limttx 01.11111 F50 fi I WF.. as, fi C- 1-'3 in -. I YY I Q ,f'5 ,S Q? 'xi IIllHl.lf2UUL1X lun Quan-11 C - 1 L Oi H u'r1m-II-+ll.1:x.1 ff ISF -. 50 1 -wx I , er ,- l , ,4 'Sr , I '- '?C-1 ' 6 -11342, - I . xg 2- ai ':' fini' 4 . f 5? Y .. f x f I9L1!I1'A'llwui slmn' llwvke X X Dr A Junior '5 Clludigl Huuxt:-n Kny Huff K ,S ,gn we Q' N' ' - , f ff' . IS.1rb.1r.1 Hudgirms ' , SQ? X Xx x Dale Hyde IQ lDcI.ori1.-s Hudgins K.1y Vluckwrx f,l1.1rlivHur'r1 Fx s j . f- 5 I I'r.mk HLlLixHlllS Scutt1cj.lLkwr1 ,. fg- 'zwj f ff' L 1 J, E 'P' '73 x X f-1 s,4 Q6 A ,lwlmm 'MH lr Hx lum n I 1 R14l1.1r1l I.1wTws Nmum NI I ,-a N-If Amuld blunts 'v' , v :..V f: f fv- I B.1rh.1r.1 june-S Mu W 'fx Dun jones -. Q Jr, 1 Juniors 15 1, jack Kccls My-rlyn Kimbcll an 'lr ,,,,,. - f ef ' J X RW W. Ijflln IQ1 K ng '13 I 1-,jf fl.II'I IJ-gan D.1rl.1Suc AIQEIIUI' I 4537 fo I 5 1 ,CL x - L5 A, -v -1-v ' I II, b1'il'43L1iE' 1'-. 1 I 1 Ieaaf-isis! xv- VII . gvIJ,,. iiiaI?32IIIiII:II QI . ' H235 - 5. 12523 , ,1gg32i5L2sig:iIi' '- . .J Ew f i.. 'A-I-b11f2z?15.iZ ag -:'?E..:m:E::,EE Z1.. 225 5 ik K I lm- XIM. M-5 - -.I - . 4 Z KX. 'UN - f- ,sl rf I' q ,w f . Vj fIX 1gi7 ,f 'T 'II' TX' Iv wif' All XIII' I4-In NIJ: In n I.:nf.'iIIp . Junlor , 'ff ff' cz- 733 E A' ffh- i ' - 11-fl' 1 'U' ,N .,-v I f v 4 l I Q, 3 A - -1, '53 ,I II, 5 Q ms Ipngncuku' I5.1r1'y AICAIf.'Ill'I.III X ,f-. Mx' .X ' ,Q f ISIIIW MuC,unncII 'L ,IQ-.ln IAIQIQ G.13'lL-rw Mallnm Fkw, 'lim MJIIIIQX 2 ' 3-XA .'1 ',r I' l 4- U W, I x Terry Sue Nfallow .N ', --J! f Qlig txirvff Hf. jimmy Mnstcn . IU' .r ' -P Hilton Mangum oe 'Nhrtin . .I Huy HL-lun M.1rtinc'z .A K ,n 'I ,Ill ll' I 1111, I ning, i'lIl9 lu!!! J' '4 li.,,a' ,Tc-anime Mcincckc Dm-id BIAXWQII fl IDLJYIIIC My-Itun Roy Mendoza I. Vwltl Montgomery ku M1lhr Plt Nhtchnlf f 'csv 91 X 1:1 'xr Bllfl BIUUII , -f 7 Dwrthy' Mull Shzrlcy Xwighbwrs ,A 'm' ' K Juniors fig' 1- uw will Frank Mullmm r '- ......, fl' - Ili -I.1ck1c Murphy . fs f 'K .nirv- 'D lilly BI--rr 'Y CILII Nuthcrls ,Une Xclwn .l Y . fLrllLn Patxy -In Nell pi 'Q XYIISU11 NUI '.. x., ,, 0 az, ,2 fi 'Q f.'i Y - I 1 X it ,. , ,, in ,V vi W fi '. :gi-uxw 1 BT b., , ,i Ah i i ll f 53 .a:. . S ' , Kel ly Ncwm.in Dun Nucl Ij.lYlLl Oates v-N-N '41 k,:r ,,- -., ,.,K .,- 1. w LY 2-A f X W? :ga i 4 up - S! , Kf- xml I . n .. ,N X X i , , -J 1 A xv' H Q li l Joy Officld XX kr. , ,Q,L,J,, I f K: ., In L, .-XY' :kk 1 Sharon Painter 'lunnan Perry l M Larry Perkins Doyle Parrish I O Karon Pctcrmon Janice Phillips Brucc Perry I.co Phillips 'iw r- ,Q PY bk ' 33.4 :':: W551,.,,i W 421 SQ ff? g X 'Y I i fl f' Q . ,. ,J ' , 7 'V .47 - X , X 4r,, J K , N upigy , I nu 1 um: ' 1 ?'fA I 1 I 3' W X ' 4 lilllx Phzppw liwlwlwx Pmllmv Flllxi Phznm' Juniors ,fs . ' U .AFA 2? gh .v ' 14 f D Anim Pucl K . ,, 474' B, TE, Y ,xr 5 Nxmniv Ruud Nancy Rau Qawlyrm R.1nkin TUm7mF' Recd Gunn' Rubu'lS Jimmy Rhudcrzpk ,I-IINCN WVU 'f -:ig ll K' X G3 1 75 v 1. 47 f i' T f 3:5 11 jg'- X I I . JAXZIII Ihix:1w:1 ti' 1 1 ,f 45 ' W ,,-:. fx ,h 'TQIV' -Ox 11 lyr1.1.w RUM ' W'i: ?VLw 12.4 f I 1 iE5l'Z..,:.s' ,,g',f'5 ' 1 2-I A ' I ,w.-L , u ,J ,. sl: K r' -A Efiif. ', fi, 4,1 54 .I.m:1.x Rumi' in ,-Q, D .rr - Slmiy' Suu hm Slmnn n 1 K 'A V S 'X'-R NNY? n k f f ffl . I' - 5. xl I.fI1d.1 Sanders M 4 H AIJU' DL-Il S.lIhlL'l'S O Peggy Fclllcrtu Dumm SQ-Hx Glmml Suwll 'TTY 1 -v H' .fm , f t af x uf -lm Slu rmm I , . ,- . ,, I f 5 l-Q , -1 I f , , 4 ' , l ll, 5 X ' S 1, A 1 l5.1rl1.1r.1 Sllipnmn l,.ll'I'V Sikt-Q Clurli Sinclair l C '1 3:1 fy' --1 QQ: '?'..af'- 'x . l , V -lf, mfg , 5 V, ' ..g .6 fr: nlpiwvg 2 ' . I . ' , - if ' t 1' fif - ' f Q f. '..- 1 A A 'fav f .- 'Q 9 - ' - - - , f is ' ' , ' I ' 1 ' X ff, l 1 ' . Q lf 1 V N Q .fr 1 ' I A lf Q ' V 4 f?-Q -5 lamcs Slmvwn lv X . -:L ' ' V ' fx I Max Smplctun - g' 1 l Q t 6' t , 4' AX Eddie Slaughter j. Bassett Sllllfll jimmy Stephenson Buster Terrell HllXK'.lfQl Stublvlcficld jim Swnyzc ,Qi 'Q fx Y I ' :'?T'Cb1i . -1 X .' .fn -ivy. rn , fm lfx f C ig ' if -53? -5 .1 f I X K M X wi l P 'l' 'I wlvxu - - NM-xu Ira-.ulxxcll P, ,J..,. 96? bg. 5-war' 235 .f , A I.nfL..w 1115? P :f?3S'3:?t1r11:7:-' ' ' ' ' R S f I fn , -A.g- r X I ., 4' 'Sr if ' ilcx - i , 1 lm f ,4- . .v:i..T-fa xg' , -- , . ,, . 9 A 411'.'R X'A L2 fx T-z. .NU is X X, 71- ,Q .wf -T-vhI1m' Yum-I1 Oxfx V01-'I f f UW' VU'-1 Lila-nd.1 Vzrdm . Imms XXAJJQII .ICITY XX 'II'W Bl1Jdf'XX'.lll'Qk'f .T li, XN'.zIkc1' 1 4 if 4, , 4 .J 9 y . Q tl 4- -I.lCkiC XY' LIITSH 'X' 1-av A , ,, ,1 QL? A Si' nf Tm A N, xx-Z Ricl1.u'd XX'.xtmn gc 1 X f 5 1..ll'I'j XYL'.1x'cf Junior s A , v -A-f fr Dale NVQ-bb Y f '5 93 'Y 11- - f f ' ' rv- Qor' ' J -41 , --1. ! .41 ' J . ', NANCY XX Ubb M5 C' . ' ' A 1747: Myrna XX hff.1CI'L' Lanny Webb lidm Xxlllifllfll' Kenneth XY'hite Anmlria NY'iIlinmS 9... '!Pf Blnrlcnc XY'hitficlLl Jimmv Vficr 115 -Q l ,fy 'ii -Nm w f'N e C13 l2lu.xr1urXVilliamSun Y f. 1, F 'Tl' ,.: 16.5 f 5. ' 12 . U ,. ,Q W 'Y 1 wa' Y J , -V Q-' , fb' nf- .. ug, f , ' . el 'Rn L.. 0 J4 All , ' t'.el: 0Y' Q ,A I ' . ' ' I 1 X v n Ilf': '. XX1Ql..L:1.x Ihffux' XY FIf.1:zm1y1 Arthur XY'1ll1.xrm ' , A f . I ' ' 1 qi? X W 'A '- , ' K If i ' fQ T A, ,Q ,ef 31, A 'I ' fx P ' m U- X3 A V ,' T . . , l...' ,1 if 1 ,:x ,,. 1' Y X ' H at + nu- ' ' Gloria XXYOOJJIJ 'Ik'I'I'CH Yummy Vuc vY.lI'bI'UL1tSh High School rcpwrtcrs .md SC. pu-xy intcrx :uw SkI1.lfUI' R.1lpl1 Y.1rbmugh, 1 S ,A A Lg? Q -4'5LH2. ' 24' ' x 'X x .Tuhnny Zfnimurztmn I37 SOPHOMORES Pzefldeuf Vzre P1 emfezzt Serrefmj T1 on rm ez Repo: ref A mu- ' OFFICERS ROBERT MARSHALL SHARON BILLINCSLEY REGINA MEEK KAY MCLAUGI-ILIN NELDA MCQUIEN 31 1 fi ' A 5 i, , 7 , , g Z i A-T 1 ' -D Us 2115 ,'A',- ' .N , f f Us Fax- A ' bi' R I ,R V . V VvT:':4 ' R --I , xv .. I In ' y ,X h E ffQT':..,, ' - ,..C Q 5 A A 2. ig 1' A I - A 5 Q 4. gg R, A se . - 1 A he 'li 'Lick ic A I v i s XY 'J rm' A imwld Ol 1 X l.1 Arm-miundo Charles Barnes johnny Barnes Billy Barnett Doris Bassel wx Q,- , 1 .41 in Aiinim xy Aiiily Dcnnm Alsup Clifford Atkins Helen Atkins Marvin Axxints XY'illii1ms Bain Dimpie Baird Maurice Bnnkston lv' we S -,J ,- Yi .3 g iffni 8 i, Ir .Q 1'-r 5 1., LH' l.f9 Cla-wxjzc' lin-.Its NAIMX QC? l Y 2I saw.. if? 1'- l N Rcwcc lilunkmslmip lflll.a xlklfll' liluclx R.1lph liwh.1nn.1n a I , P' lmuf .Ml 'T' CQl.1u-.lc liwlvs Clmrlottc Holding Sondra Band Q-ff' 1 I1 .Y lin-nnctt Sl1.lI'UI'I lil l l lfl4HSlL'X' Clem l5l.lL'liXx Q-II Sopho Lawrence Bontke Carl Botcler Frank l i n Butts Mn rshn Botts i 'if' ' n . 4 tg 'I-N' , Q . 17. -L TI ' CQ.11'wIyr1 lin mn Lunniu I5l'uWIl PM lllI'UXK'I1 IIIOPCS 7. .. N lI'QLIIll.1 Byhcc Joyfu- Byrd Ann Cglxtlcbcrn' Kay C11 rlui ll fi 'Q A 'mir' 01151 Xrxxxh QLJL' Iimxvn lwm lizmxx I1 Billy HI'UXN'IliI1g Xinkl Hrufc NI.1r'y Iirumn hlxxmw liryxxnt f-of A 'iv 1 i 's 'N F 1 5 J '7 . I N n 4' ' 6 ll'l'lL' ...A . .5 ' l l, C.-,lu SllLl'l x C.lLlxllL' bv Ulf wr '. Q94 1 3 . 3- 7?-. ,, x 5 , 1 ' Qin 45N Q . ffx, K' if ' T v A QA 'Ji i' X . ' I X .Vai X A 'f'.'l J l P v Am., -il. 5' ,vi nh gg V X A . ' A K-rl I A 1 ll? 9 ! 49' l 4 , . ,,J ffgli' 'Q R5 KN? Donald Cl.u'k Hcrlvic Clarli XY. C, Clark Buddy Cline Annc Collins Louise Cnlgill da U2 'YJ' fi --it 1 .a l x C X!! I lim-nd.1 Cll'lL1I'L'llXYk'll Gly-nLl.1 Cl1L11'cl1wcll Dmill Cluli Soph Dale Couch Gwcnda Covey Ann CKlXY'dn Lynn Cox 1 '7 jumcs Cumby Bob Cummings Bruce Daily IIIOPCS jo Ann Dotson Jimmie Draper Peggy Dunlap Linda Edwards Nj .g. . .f .,.., .. M, I J, 1 1- A Q Q . x 'M , 'H Q 5. I wr., 3 V .. .4 If me -lim l5ol7 Gibson Sherri GulLlCn Trixic l.c'c Gumlgion IIIOPCS -l.1I1lL' Grcgg Frank G ri mes Rudolph Guevara Bobby Gummelt l M1 l M K' .vii fg ? ir' l X , M V1L'lil Gwync Dwnnic Gmlwum -lLlLll' Gxxllmm Karcn Cllllllfllll Billie Green Riclmnl Green 1'-'T 'll 13 jugx G.1rL':.1 Allen Cl.lI'I1C'I' -lcrn' ClL'.lfllL'.1I'f Iwi 'H ' Ek 'f:qf ' x. X 1 l rug rf ,i .Q 44? ag L-vs c 1 f.. --4 Ruben Hacklcr L.1I'l'y H .ilcy Bm crly Hnmiltun if var 190 3 f '9 :fl X-,ff 1' 'Cv Joe Harris Donald Harwood Edith Hatch Edna Hatch Eddie Hatfield Lynda Hanes 3 -I 93 Lorena Hum i l ton Bruce Hancock Billy Harper Sopho Bcrwin Hanna Don Hayes Wildean Heflin David Hegi X fi' Donna Herr Alicia Hcrnnmlcz GJ ry IIIOPGS Gay Nell Holt Larry Hooper Carla Hopkins Sandra Howard I fa lum l,.lI llnllm Max HL-nson lDl.lllI1C Herr Q9 ' H lg' I ' . . s r -2' A B , . -A 1,1 , r lil ' 1 l .-.J . -vr YS? 'TQ .5 3-12-4I '1 n 47 J2:fg' 1 A Ez Q1 .gbjx rf - ,, t.f3- 1' .1 . Q 15, ,' ,. I v5:q5'ffZ:'f - inf ,Z ' 1 1 1 4 V ' Q Q ' rw ' P If P Q I r k .NX L ,ui ad! 4ln X I Bobby Howell Betty Hutldleston Linda Hull Q--.ai Lit gt.. ew 3' wi Mike Hutcherson janet Igo Wkmllace Inge .-,I 3 Cf Norris Inman Bobby Jamison Allen johnson Q:-Bi' Karen Humphreys Clayton Hunt Relda Hunt Sopho jerry johnson Edna Jones Lonnie Jones Stanley jones XX'1l1:..l KU, Ku:-u K 1 ng Ruy KlNL'l' IIIOPCS Tommy Lyons Larry Mflicc Bob Mdiuth Kenncth Mclicth F- Hyman! A yi! ,A -A K- M X X Bum' Kunklc Glurm Kxzykn-r1d.1ll XY'.1I1J.1 I..1wu'L'nc'u Inlay lm-is oy 9 Runald I.uwrimure Pat Lundberg iix Iiirgcne McCarthy Mike McClung Bennet McClure fb ,fb G! Irene McGuire Lynda McKinney Kay McLaughlin Sarah Mcllroy Ronnie McMillian Billy McMillion jane McClure Donnie McCullar jackie McCurdy Sopho Nelda McQuien Jeannie Bfallow Ann Malone Kenneth Mangum M57 51.15111-ld Rux M L'.lLlUI' Rvgirm Muck IIl0I'6S Paulette Misc: Sue Mitchusson Ronny Karen Minyen Doug Moon fl .rf RUM-rt N1.1I'N11.1H R:l.1N1.1Ittn f,.lI'Ul Nigtslcr ,I wi l 'K ? Amclm Xhmlx-1.1 Cunniu N1L'r1Juf.l Iiratriu' Xivluldu johnny Mmscr Q 4 A-Qt., 'W W ,QQ ,5 q-'r Peggy Miller Roy Mircs li ...Jil f f 1' 1 .3 T '7 .--7' 3 Q '15 ohn Mooru Sue Moors Lucinrl.l Moorchcgul I 'fu-pr ! tk' QQ: 1' '-1 'iii' I v vii li Y? TY' A, .5 'Q Henrietta Morgan Mike Morgan Connie Morrison .V J is Vo -kg . i' Milton Montcz Lcwlic Montgomery Nanq' Montgoimrs Sopho Aft 'Cb -Qi' .Z Ruth Morsback Roy BIoSS Patsy Blull G2 XX'illigam Mull Mary Alice Munroe Larry Murphy Sharon Murphy G-an .lu rx Xiiliiwlwn Cl.iinl Arm Niiziipin 'l'l1i-:mix fyfillllhlll IIlOI'6S -Ioan Pccil Cilvin Perkins Kay Perkins Linda Phillips if 1? .2 MA ry Kay lJ.lDL'1L'I'.l Riilmrxl l5.1ri'zxl1 -l.lllIL'S P.1i'lmr Ann lJ.1ttL-min Glen XY'.ll'I'lt.' Pnttcrsun Rulwrt l'.lttcI'Sim fu - S '1- 11? 1 'fjff J , . vfsr ii if Q in 4 ,- - r. If 4. Dim Xuxiinirl it X ' Donnie Nuwtwn - rj F f.c'L'cll.1 Niilii ,wc 1 ll! 1 , ff ,IJ ff? 4? -- Y Y? 105 ,Q- 1 v. .i, if BL-ttx' Pierwn Kun Plank Sl1.i1'wn Porter ' 115 fbi, wifi pm f fo if K' .J .key N 14 -.'. iz -,., ' xx. -1 fi I x ' - -ff'-'-QQQQ'-pg A f X355 Q55 fffijjjif , LX -A Y -q..,,,: l.' .' ..,. , ' ' R 'fi 46 is! 'w 'if It ix i ! ' Jerry Don C ' X ' Pnwell X, jj , Q Donna i ' R ,', f Price Allen - Randle ? .dy ll flu: A 11- 115 i 5 5 fx r A ...ov . fx ' ,M 5 ,. Q l -Ql A Priscilla Ragle Shirley Rape-1' Melvin Realms Leslie Regives Suanna Recd ,' Charles Reese W7 is Sopho Bobbye Reeves Jimmy Reeves Marilyn Rich Wanda Richardson 4 ., . .. 1 ,535 ' f .., Ox Jerry it 4. Rubcrts if .4 - - Lucille N' V lt 1 -11, ' Rogcrs -J Muncttc 3 M Russell ' X b 3' YW' joe Edd Sam ol K, Ifllvcrt S.lIl'llN.1I1l'1 K ' L - Leonard Sanmann f Y IIIOPCS La Vadn Sec-ly Edward Self Mantis: Shannon Dudley Sharp J Tummy Rlglcr ,lc-try Ringxmld Edwin RubL'rSun Grady S.1Y.lgC Martin Schule Mary Sue Sclnvurtz .4-nun! 10 Y Bohhy Slit-partl Bcttic Shipman Steve Short .,s. ... . 1 -. .... - H., ,v fha.. ,., x. ,1 , -.Li 41.251 gf.. 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Q '77 -4-nw Jf' Peggy XX 411.1111 -Mlm NYE ' CQu1L'.Qc'XX'1lx I 1, 53 . is . .,, w M, V , , xr: Kr, -1 Q 1 1--7 V - ' l I 7' X bl ki ' X, In f x. X ' 1.1 A Q A . -Lxck XYright 3 ' - Carolyn Y.mccy N , ' Rcwwrmlryzulcny' Ax. 1 ,xx ye. ' - . up 3 wiki :ma I 2 Youth and Gmwcrnment deIeg.1teS look over hills to bu prwcntcd f'- M .qx .ff El. .. . - ' . 1. ' 5 - A if Austzn XYmur blmlx' XX' krmxl Rummy Xxlmnul' U Orgamzcztzons If 'T A ii? A45 fig., II fl j,'r7,l!d' ,laf5! lik!! U5 -1-,,4-l W 14 ,u 'k' -!H,4f'1 :Q o,nff.f' 1.ilf'i -qgrili' - :i A I Q 32' 4 R Q 341 ' 1 X ' -9 , V A . .Q 'af 1 Plazimmcm Hey, he.1d thisY - Ciii1't-s-gotta do this rewrite! Confusion, and chaos de- scend upon 216 periodici1llyf.1bout every other Thursday when deadlines have to be met. Somehow though, the Pffzizzizlznfz Staff I'lLlI1.1gCS rind all is well another week. No amount of planning or pre- planning has effect on this cycle of activi- ty. Always something happens to confuse or hamper the task of meeting deadlines. In spite of all problems, each of the mem- bers agreef-it was fun! Linda Mnllow Kay Blair Edna Brown Linda c Edffm Sherry Merck Harold Thomas STANDING: Ferguson. Galloway, Thomas. Sykes. Brown. now ii COYFY: Huh' Uiiimc2lnR5ii, Hudglns' miiiiigak. Mrs- Amo G ne , R h ng, RCW Zi Wl2'f'el3aaS?'sch1eC'e' A'm?Si','e5iE0Ln. Pwr- W 3, Sto CS, on, Bur ltgddox, Landemwni Saul' mm YLU N atiomzl H onor Society One of the two honorary societies in P. H. S., National Honor Society recognizes stu dents who excel in scholarship and leadership, and who possess good character and citizen ship and perform outstanding service to the school. Numbering fifty members this group holds monthly meetings. They stage an annual banquet. Preyidcul Ifift?'P7'F.Yjd8ilf Serreffirj Trtnzyurev' Repo rter Parlium wzrlzrifm OFFICERS Andy Stokes Theresa Covey Linda Self Kay Taylor Lecia Malone Paul Gilbert junior rational Honor Society Wfith its purpose to Lrcitc enthusiism lor superior scholarship, junior Nltionil is mule up of freshmen ind sophomores who aehiexe and maintain an 85 uerlgc Scxcnty fue students h ue met ind hold membership in the club which also has citizenship laid Tommy Lyons David Hag: Stanley jones George XY'r1rd Tommy Rigler Stern Couch. ROV X db Snodgrass Tl'10lUl5 - x r. ROV 1 Cmnt Cihurclwdl lucl1OrdL?elerixrlNNlorrn.1n Smith M1lone, Yvillfinsl l1Oll:fntl lins U5 XX'hit1crL Llrglll Broun MUMC U Jn Monroe Mitchusson. Col ,' kc Holsipple Pxttersc ,ROW 5: Saxage Par I Xhlliurl llWlfltl1CLR1i..el Meek Golden H921 Xward Nlcholwn 7 'Q --nv-mv, . -, .-,,, . an ,vm --.1 4-A ,,....., ...N E E E Q. y. I4-ft tn right: CLIHNHLIYL Thnrnw . n Cross. jones. H.1nx.1ul, Stuclem C ozmcil Prw nfl 115 -1 .4 Butch Hnnsmxl I 141-PM mf: U, I.znn .Inm-s St In .Iam Snmn Cum mt Buwsu' Yornmn Innes. lflllfltld. Bull.nxl, , . FIRST ROXY. Mft to right: Neil. Pvilllngslcy. Bry. , , . A . D SECOND ROXY1 Mcck, Croix. 'l'L'I'l'S'. Millar. Gwync. XYMH. lull!-fL'Y, Gurdon, THIRD ROXY: NYL-.lkx Bryant. Callmmln. jones. jnnu. Hnnmnl. Tlulrmwn. England. FOYRTH ROXY: Boyd. Rnnm-y, Connsr. Stukcs. M.1rsh.1ll. li Q f 35 if 3 g E1 I c ...-.v 4 'P 3 'A 'TN . fi 5 1' Eh 43 I 5 . 5 1 2 I, C- -. u ff -. a pr' ' 4 . 5.5. .. V g f !.'- 'H' E 1 1 ' .---os? n H f.f. . on I f V ' U- ' I o,: . 'N u,s ,..,,.',fV I I jf' '- ', 2: .'- : :ff-fv,, . I :-ff'-,-. 1 :gs fl.: 'Qui .' - .' 1'-' 'Q :iii r ,ff ' I : Vx, v , , . 7,-' 1 v ,J 3 .' - J' .5 ' ' ff' fxff .1111 -' 4 4- . 1 , u I , Qxfh-5 I , ' if - ,' . ,i,l' z . fl- .' ' s . , ' b u X .f I -I. ., ,, v gl: g XM, , .-. .., . '4 '- ' 2 ' ' - ' 1 ' a , a ' v . ' Q ' wf x -:,E R : f ' j 1 4 5 , . 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C1v1'rL-sp-zmJ1l1g sum-t.1l'y wnupluru ilu- Nt.1I'Ik wt'wt'1'uurN in thc Cxmlmil. nts Cute. Guy-1 , ' fl5'flClcl, Shim iwell. liminlf- linnter. C115-Q, VPloll.ind,' Hud Future Busiuess Leaders V o 0 1 I n lf Hiuniltrm Ar un. H-UCS. MCE! I n . Brute-1-4 Blum SI1jlS.xljrown, Sim!! roi. p , A ggl A 4- i Ninn. - , Y V em- Ellitr. Burnt-ttei Smdfl' CUPClrincl,SXYSi5lf:s. Y For those who .ire enrollecl or have nlreacly taken commercial courses in high school, Future Business Leaders offers the opportunity to acquaint students with the world of business .intl the opportunities therein. Forty-live members comprise the club. Their - .1nnu.1l ex ent is A bsncluet. staged this year on November 25th, Pm tide ffl VII: -PM Vlfft III Seem f.lrA1 RL junk 1 SUILIZ Cil7.Ifl'!7l.17I 'lLl.ll'l.l1'l Perry D.1rl41 Sue McElroy Lois Shannon Susan Brown Marihelen Garrison Future H omemakers I mutt Iliiimriimikt-i's lwctgiii thc year with tiormiil imtg1II.1tiim oi' officers. I.g1tcr thc group htrlti .1 wtml hir thtii' mi-the-rs, The I'.1ir cxhihit was next un the .lgL'Ilki.1. ciilViSflH.1N came .mtl tht- thih wut C hi'istm.tx Minis tu thc' I11L'Ill.1i hospitals. Other .lttivitics whith occupicti the liuim-iimxkcrs' tiim- nuts thc p.lTliL'iIW.1IiOI1 in l ,ll.A. Vifcck, the LIIIHLLII hgmcluct, and Arm .mtl State fiiilli-L'l'Q'!lLL'S. Mciuhcrxliip in thc cluh for thc your was 59. OITFICQIYRS Pri Hifilii' Mable Cl tit- Baca Vfrt Pit ixiftffli fliilllkilil Hmistmm Rcgim Mt-uk Stink i Sha-rri Golden 'I'i't.. ii i XY'41mi.1 Wilkins litfiffim jnniu lm-gg llji,'fff'.V,m Arm Patterson ,Siffffg ltgrfti Ann H.1miltor1 l'x,fff.'i.' Dnlum- XXI-stfnll -' dd. ,, ' Carter. MYWUL in FOV, 13 Yxhitff. V A vlxkekh - A Umm. Rogers. Nicholsh Holt Graham, Patterxtin GMO' , H , y - Prine. NU12l'm' H '- Printer. Gllfdcnu' Hopkins, UMKLU' , , -XXI-sttiill, lcagul- Q DWSAROV N ' . xiitchusson. V me Sncudgl-155 ROV 13 XX 1kinS HULNOD' 'I - X1cQuicn. Nunrm' A 'bee Brgmdcs. BU -- juiia1r1,bFCF-if-i il 0541 Ai' Nome, Blofk. Q N ww Neatherhl Bw ' -1 Kimi, C dt-liuc.1.R ROXQ f,- Patterson. Cm v - - ' . 1 'Q I wiv J-lmcs. ,i-WMU ' 1 ' , ' n. Graham. H.1miit0 5 E r I J v 4-,nr 1 sa -00 .nb F .H .A. Beau Ken Lizzflezmzmz F.F.A. Sweetheart Mable C de Bam 'bf Future Farmem 0 Amerie cz SQ ROV' ZA Shepard. Henry, Bell Terrell Green. . decker Binks. james, ROXX' li Brandes. Masten. Dean, Blankenship. ' . . A ' --'- s, Autry. Harniel. Minycn. Bennett. Mires, ROV' 5: Alsup. Boe . . A ' l -, Crntler, Yowcll. ROXY' -iz Parker. Offield. Noel. Barnett, Robcrtx. Rcuc Daws, Botclcr, Nafgzcr, I-larnicl. MLC urs. ' k. Horan. Roblws. Stair. Dyer, Greene. Vsfestbroo S110 ll.Y'U71f MF. Barnett Alf. P f'J'1dt uf Vin'-P1'v.ffdw1I S1'!'1'c'l.lv 3 Tw.1m,f,,- R4 Fw-fi f Snzlmf I OFFICERS R. L, Robbs ,lohfl Earl Greene K Glen MCGuire enneth Lindemann Keith Banks Tfd Dawg F.F.A. The Grccnliamls .irc thc first yc.1r Ag boys. Since thc opening ol' thc new jr. High, thc freshman boys who largely constitute the Grecnhgmds are in the twu lr. llighs. Thcsc boys work with the Chapter llirincrs .mil the nrlicr members of li.l3.A. The progmin is 11 four year one beginning at the ninth grgulc lcvcl. SEATED. left to right: Banks. Robbs, Greene. STANDING. left to right: Dnws, Linrlcinnnn. McGuire. Gfreenlmmls 1. Dammn' Bankston R K , V Ham i USINUQ. N.. Cl . mvni, H1 - R Cdl. Of -, Jzuniigx yiifgkofglzliges, Cline.fiikfgppcnivneyf- Race SL ' ne, To-Q - S f Yarb V -NY Richi ' UNIIIEFS, R - g ze N1choIl.j0hnSOn.rQiifk -Ihompson'1rgi2?VSwearengen. GZ: Stiver Mor. if . ci, Bedivel1,Bredg1gZon, Edwards' RSQWROMUSODV Af? if 'V my 4 N 4: Richburg, me , f A ' Q my 55 . 1 , F555 M 1 0- - wikffi- - x - mb.. F' 4 5 f Q, 1 1 .4 ,, f . ,f N 'Tl Af YQ QT. ' , K' ,IW , - + ,1..,.v , .V Y , In Y , .- N WD . Q 'Q' f , . 4 ' c ya f, 1. '-Q ' fi' ' S. ' A 'L f- 1 ww V, 14-. J. F' X gxlfifg, .,ww,l ' ,V 'ka jf? A ,Q v J A. 5 f GN 1 K. .M fx ' 1 M I v ' ',..' 1,1 2 ,. ff Q 1 . I A4 :RQ av , VlIl1fl61!J06l Alldld I 72117 Cn 1 All-Qulv Luulfllan, Schlecte A-i-,L4nuuC'I'S0!'1, Rae Bilrffelav VMC, 1JUl'l'6y Gordon G if-fi. Smith, Y i 9 avghltn, M- t . . i Jones. ROW . i fady. ROW 2. CummmgS, MCM arbrough, Wfjghty I-fad! iller, Neighbors- ROW, .5. Ford, Malone Mil i Bam , l ennamy Rams Y 4 ey, ROW 5, E 4. Blau T , ler, S, White, Marshall. i el- Sfrickle. ROW 6' Wfeaiveragmm' 10965, Messeri Hint! kFergu50n, ' , 0 I- 1 co UCS. Carter H C f Dalton, untington, Mcvllillmmsl Future Teachers 0 America Officially known as the O. Laas Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, this group sponsored a Halloween Carnival, Teacher Appreciation Day, and did practice teaching for elementary teachers on several occasions. Purpose of the club is to promote interest in the teaching profession. Ninety members participated in club activities. OFFICERS Prerideazz Gay Dean Burfield Vice-Preriderll ,lo Ann Miller S60'6I.17'j Susan Cross Tr'e.1r1n'er Linda Goodwin Repeller Kay McLaughlin Hiflofiau ,,.. Carol Nicholl P.1rli.m1er11.11'i:v1 Nicki Bruce bg.-V Cl. 1Ud,1 Hjustm L Nabk C dc BMC PHS Twirlers Drum Major Jcnmnc Xluncckc Bu crly Hamllton D1ck1c NX arren The Plainview fi , W-J' ,...fv-' MMM, ,J-P' wv 'wk Prexidenl ,, Vire-Prefident Sefrefm'y ,,,.,... Repurler .... Libfxzrimzr .. . M mm g er' OFFICERS , .. Paul Gilbert James Cain Jeanette Brown Theresa Covey Lecia Malone Peggy Schlecte . , Rex Eatmon High School Band Taking the twenty-third consecutive Sweepstakes award in Interscholastic League competition, the P. H. S. Band under the direction of R, C. QChiefj Davidson came to the front again as one of the outstanding Bands on the High Plains. The interest shown in music by Plainview students is attested by the seventy-five current members of the band, those who pursue musical interests after graduation, and the enviable reputation that has accrued Chief Davidson in musical realms. Upon investigation we find many band directors on the Plains Qamong them Dr. Ted Crager of West Texas State, and Bill Wootls of Seagravesj who are former students of Chief. This year's band had a tradition to upholdgand uphold they did! Marching, performing and playing for athletic events, presentation of concerts, performance for civic and community activities, as usual kept band members rushing. Practice began each morning at 8:00 A.M. though regular classes do not begin until 8:45. f' 7 X Brock ' Keir Dm - - Julia in' Phill - ' Ganiso U- Holt, Ch' f IIB. Afxiffjn X , north. gicgfsiaughlin, Holinogj Arfcilrgly, de SOUZ1 W d . 1 CEIFOY. Perry' I-Ugf'.k.kS. ROVV icgffh, Clgzycoiiigergpn- Sewell, Ladill, Aizllone, Bm , wg. .Dufkctf 'I-in mrnctr, HONG- ixon, Fdw3rd!ZC'XH1c1g5 Hllmllun. ROW' 1, M-wx - ., or. ns, Crm? 'qi S, rljfchu' ' Iton, ROW, ji - uwyefy Ruqhlln sson, Mallow n: ' 2. VC-,dm Aylc-.w- ' Ihurnmn nw. Girls, C hair OFFICERS Prvfjderlf Ann Malone I i:'e'-Pmirfdull RCgif1il Meek Srcre1.1r5 Sue Mitchusson Rrflfimv' Gny Noll Holt 'l'n,1.i'141'n' Sue CIKIUC Rube C14cfndi.n1 Linda Edwards and Marie dc Souza l.1fn'.ir1.1r1 Tlmrcsii 1:fllII1bI'l7ll4iLil Lfb7'.17'f.Nl Afi'frf.01! Sue Chi-nnault Being one of thc two contest choirs in the school, Girls' Choir is open to students who mcct QlLl.1lif-iCrltiUflS .lt tryouts. They perform for various civic groups and cntcr Intcrscholastic competition each spring. A Cappella Choir Presenting an opcrctta, singing for broadcasts, performing for civic organizations, other schools. and participating in All State Choir are some of thc activities which kept A Cappella busy during thc year. Iforty-scvcn voices made up this group. thc most advanced in high school. UFFICERS Dale XXI-hh Monya Thurnion Pi'L.iidt'r1l l ii't-l'miidn11 Siu'tf.1i'i Nami' Dlmm 'Iiri.ii1n'u' Ffamfw Clalullllh RA,l,U,.,L,. Ann Hamilton Rabi, C11,i'1r1di.111 Rim' Clw,1irm.1f1 P.17'1l.UI1t'!If,17'f.Ul I.fb1'.1ri.n? Milton Mangum Jimmy Dalton Billy Churchwcll Kay Taylor ROW lg Sewell. Holland. Dixon. McGuire. Rushing, julian. Frye. McLaughlin. ROXX' 2: Phillips. Duckett. Ragle. Bohanan. Pcrry. Pancicra. McClure. Brock. ROW' 5: Dixon. Copeland. Lusk. XVard Dalton. McElroy. Newman. Thorinon, ROW' -lx Churchwell. Grantham. XY'arrcn. Hollingsworth Kimhcll, Elliff, Hamilton. Green, ROW' 5: Newman. Mallow. Mangum. Lyons. Sawyer. Thurmon Garnett. Sherman. ROXX' 6: Miss Griggs. Claycomh. Duncan. 'l'aylor. Kecls. Elliff. ff d Holsapple Edwards Churchwell, Wilkins ' hurchwell, We or Y 7 db, BillingslCY, Nllffln ROW 1: Morehead, Cargill' C ' , Mallow, Lun Ufg, Y Bowser' ROW 2ZhlihmiivBasinCliyiiligniriziiilerzrcgliliioriircciufe, Feed, Cfanei Hopkms' England' ROW 3: McLaug ln, 3 ' ' ' Sopbomor T ' H ' Y OFFICERS Preridenz ,, . Kay McLaughlin Vice-Preridenl Nelda McQuien Secretary Glenda Churchwell Trearuref Marsha England Reporter Ann Patterson Hirloritm Diane Bowser Parliamerllariarz Wanda Wilkins Chaplain Sharon Billingsley Made up of Sophomore girls in P. H. S., this club sent delegates to Youth and Gov ernment, wrote a bill for this eventg initiated Share Day, and lent a helping hand in the March of Dimes campaign. Purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Getting the yt-.1r's .tctivities started with the Annual Bow-Wow, Senior Tri-l-li-Y ers stippwrtctl the Liiitctl litmtl Drixc, plimnetl Ll party for retartlctl children, held their .iimuitl tliimer tlimce, and aided in the success of Christmas Share Day. Forty juniors .mtl Seniors comprise membership ot' the club. 1'rtaiidt Ilf VN: 'P7'c'Y'jd67Il Stz'rr1.u'.'p Tn .1,i1n'w' R4 jmrlt I' CfXi.1fff.1frz l11'iIffw.111 P.n'li.n11e11.f.1ri:1rz I'nl1lirif.y S f 2 , 9 1 1 f xr gi I 1 O V -., 0 5, . alll OF! OFFICERS Mary june Gordon Mary jane XX'nlf Guy Dean Burfield Janet Duffcy Jeannie Boyter Judy Terry Carol Nicholl Linda GOoclwin Patsy jivncS Patsy jo Neil ROW 1, BU '. V. '. VW- R h' buxcll. Ixelgon xiii? inson. R36 Atkmx Vw-J Fwd. e ' - f ef. wir Y Amit-i-S V - ross. Blair, Sawyer,IAlilg3li?,'n,lQf5E1Cvpirgr 2igQhM'I?'fC'- Giitidwm Jun R ' i VIC 011, Wx ' urfield, i mt UW' 3 aggoner, lfetguwn Smlkpbegx wfmren ' - r, uffy ' ' 9: ! - , ? 3' ,algo . 1 'Jian . Q wh . 'Z' 'M ' . -,1 V .,. I ' -a' , xl o ...v----+-QQL,-w , A 'v' I ' - I, .Ai ' ef'-- VL,,,, .. , 'I ' I v J I ' .. - 1 I M- X ' s ,I-' i ,V. NQ -I In ' n I ' Mfr' .Q VU A.. .Y .- W I 'vfy' 2 Q V 1 4,:f'K'S1:,X-.- +' ',f '1'- k- f, . '. g A' af. -Q. -+ -f-.1 he ,A -1 tf. . :wb '.:3'-nf:-ww 'asf aziiff, - Hi-Y Sweetloeart Carol Nichol! l82 3 'vw Tri-Hi-Y Beau Donnie Alrmvz .I ... I .-. , ,muy , f --0-.wuyoner Y , uf-, vuuuulflgs, H dl . Il?4cMennamyTai?efglL2g Snhggh, Hansard, Chaggfgk wjglglt, gzgculj, Carter, Fox,aSa?ll Rvggg- ROW' 2 er8uS0n, McWilliams Rants? Jlglgln, SEdmeston. ROW Holsapple, Hufchersoji vgglin J 2 CS, V93 V ' 1 Eff, A ' 1 I P7'67,fid6'?1l . .. Vice-Preridenl ,.,.. .. Serreiary ....,,,....., Trearuref .. Reporier H iflo rian . Chaplain ,,,.,...,,,, Parlianzerzlarian yze. Iullings, Marshall, Graff H z-Y OFFICERS Perry Mcvililliams . jimmy Carter . .. C. W. Wright . . Bill Ramsey Donald Cummings . Albert Stalcup . . Lin jones .. Kenneth White Its membership rose to fifty boys this year as Hi-Y sponsored delegates to the Youth and Government Conference in Austin. Later they staged an outside basketball tournament for recreation. Purpose of the club is to further higher ideals and practices. on Scio . --V vv .fr . uvvey, H ----. nvW Z: , A nickels. McClung' ChapmanOcgner, Mrs, Joachim, Ahiiiloxevhlise, Brown, , atmon, Self. Sambolu W!-nd agner, Titus' Non Scio members started the year with the Annual Slave Sale of new members. In December they enjoyed a caroling party. March came and they attended the annual Latin Club convention, and a banquet climaxed the year's activities. Club membership is of those students who have or are now enrolled in Latin and are interested in furthering their knowledge of Latin. OFFICERS Preridezll , Gale Wagner Vire-Pnariderzt Don Mise Secremry . Kay Taylor Tramnw Rex Eatmon PilflidfllL'I1fd7'f.l71 Paul Gilbert Aurliorzeer Fryar Calhoun Reporter Theresa Covey go i X H is. E 1 lc Alexander , Memecke Neil ROW 23 jurca , Sherman, Graham y . I ,ny cl Warren Malone' Zeleny is, Winters, Enos' Brow , . a . Haff W 1: Phillips, TP or, f Gl ntz. ROW 3' ggmlecte, TaYlor. Collins, Bw' n' a Gearheart. Spanish Club , Llos Llaneros planned a Spanish Christmas for january 5th and attended a Fiesta at Littlefield. With membership open to all students of Spanish, the club studies arts and literature of Spanish speaking countries. This year's club boasts a membership of 41. President , ,, ...,,,,, Vife-Prexiderzt .....,.., ,, Semnd Vite-President Setreliuj' , ,, , Trea,r1n'ev' , Reporter , OFFICERS . Patsy Jo Neil , Tom Brown , . Janice Phillips , Nancy Bell Peggy Schlecte Henriette Moore ' N- L'lU Un, ROW, 4' Xyfa-f!jlEul,RL21lI'I, Burrow XVIII-rcln ' - C. 6211115 Sf-ni ' , ' , . A V, ' fb Kimbfm Crescendo Made up of boys in the P. H. S. Band, the Crescendo Club is primarily il social club to aid band members in their activities and to further the interests of the band. OFFICERS Prefidezzz james Cain Vlre-Preriderzl jimmy Cox Serremry-Tre,mzrer Inman Hardin Bay' Puddle Cflilllllfflfi' Larry Carroll Mike Burrow. Kirk Smith Bcmdettes Bandettes, composed of girls who are members of the band, strive for unity and harmony in the band and do service to the group. Annually the club holds a Slumber Party, and officers for the coming year are elected in the spring. This year, Bandettes staged a going away party for their president, Pat Brock who moved to Dimmitt at midterm. Preridefll , Vice-President , Setrelary ,..,,,,,,. OFFICERS Trearurer .,,.,,,,.,,., ,,,,,, .,,,.. Reporzer and Hirlorifw ., ,, Pat Brock ,, .. jo Ann Henry Theresa Covey Cynthia Hicks Lynda Caudle Baca ROW 2- Nickels, Hlcks' ggi-Milli A C de ' Lawrence 8 Moore Hamilton H ff Memecke W 1 Ferguson Brock Henry Covey ROW 3 Teague um Covey RO HolS2lPPle Malone Caudie hlecte Botts Standefer Sml Morgan ROW 4 Hull Dotson Sc Price Brown ,mg . I :.. l .4 ,f 4 i k' Q 1 'i XI 'E 1 ' x xr ' i C i Q? v . -I 1 xx! J f - ' ,x-1 Aware-Xgii, K . k. 2. X C, i I K, L. Let15e1'mcm's C lub Organized for the purpose of unifying athletes in P. H. S., Letterman's includes all boys in high school who have earned a letter. Sports included are football, basketball, tennis, golf, baseball, track, Membership this year stood at 26. In addition to its social functions, it sponsors the Awards Assembly each year. OFFICERS President ,,,, ,. . , Mike Bates Vire-Prefident .... . . . Lin Jones Secr'emrj-Trenfxzrer' . . Ronald Phinny K, RO Graham Cu ,Strickje Ph W 1: V ' m ' i ' i a'5ha'1,Jone5fn'ng5' Mfwfliilny' Hadley, Ya, ms. ROW brough- R 5- B f OW 2: a es, Weaver, Hggglner, Mg-Mennam ard, Smith, C0!Z1m5?x,DCarte I iilton, 7 Speech Club GIXIDEW students who are interested IH Speech 'ICUXIUCS further opportunlty to dex elop IS thc Pflllllfy 'nm of the new Of2jlf1lLCLl Spccch Club The group produrcd onc .ut php and entered rnto Interscholastic Leiguc compctxtxon Dghty three members comprrscd thc Provident Vivo-Prcfidwlf S errehzry Tn'.1fm'er Rcfjmrlar ' H0 5 5 hxp C ggnh 5 N Y X Len? ROW X POOXCE1 Eurhexd- Wigron ROW ll Ban DDM' F rfgxliaia. Webb, Dm PM E , Q .-.,...,.,.....,.,,.,.j?f,, 3 9 W. mam .zzz , . , XMI' 1- ..,, v' X ? L .a ,ii yah ,fr ' AU ' E 1 fl ff Z! Advertzsements .,X,g YW f NCQ Congra+uIa+ions From GREEN MACHINERY, INC. Manufacfor of GREEN PUMPS CA. 46367 IZOI EAST 5'rI1 MCGRATH S ALEXANDER NEIS FINE F0005 PHARMACISTS 2000 WEST 5+h AND TOILETRIES PLAINVIEW TEXAS HILLCREST EATON S STATIONERY MOBILE SERVICE ROE STROI-HER PLAINVIEW TEXAS I I 600 S. Broadway CA. 3-3652 I Congra+uIa+lons +o +I1e Class of 59 MARSE 81 SON PLAINVIEWS LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE REEDS WRECKING CO BUD S APPLIANCE New and Used Paris I022 5I'l1 ST CompIe+e Glass Servrce CA 4 53I2 C L ABERNETHY AGENCY General Insurance Real Es+a+e Loans 606 AUSTIN PLAINVIEW TEXAS Congra+uIa+Tons +o +I1e Class of 59 HILTON HOTEL DRUG Owner S B MCSWAIN I . I 407 COLUMBIA CA 4-29I7 ' ' I J IM'S MOTOR COMPANY Useful Used Cars 600 COLUMBIA Phone CA 473OI PLAINVIEW TEXAS JIM HAYNES eEoReE FARRIS Real Eslale Ivlorlgage Loans and General Insurance HOWLE PAYN E AGENCY PHONE CA 47544 OR CA 42866 PLAINVIEW TEXAS PLAINS FINANCE CORPORWON BELCHER s GROCERY Loans Dlmmrll Hugh a Y AUTO FURNITURE ANDY AND PAULINE BELCHER Mobile Homes IOO9 W SII1 ll Il 9 I 7 Broadway I . . . W GALES PRESCRIPTION SHOP GALE CLOTHIER, Owner IOO Easi' 7I'I1 . . . CA. 4 7474 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Our Medicine We Sell Our Service Is FREE PAUL HUGGINS MEN S AND BOYS WEAR B PLAINVIEW TEXAS es Wh + C pIme+ S E K HUFSTEDLER COLEMAN WADE AND SON IO0 AI1 PLAINVIEW TEXAS Y P I I 709 roadway B I is es o Ihe om ' HS Clasof '59 of CompIimen+s of MARTIN MOTOR C0. I s Complefe AuI'I'1orizecI Sales-Service Painf and Bod De ar'rmen+s HOOPER S GAMMAGE SPORTING Goons COSDEN SERWCE AND C' WESTERN WEAR PLAINVIEW TEXAS MANSHELD T'RE5 PLAINVIEW TEXAS W 'r F 9 TH WESTSIDE GI N BOB CAUDLE JOHN G. SMITH I Your Frien ly Cosden Service Em wx CA. 3-3660 929 COLUMBIA CA. 42290 Besi' ishes +o he Class o '5 LEMONS' FUNERAL HOME 206 Wes'r 8'rh Phone CA. 4-5566 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS HAYDON AND WINKLES SHOE STORES FRIENDLIEST SHOE STORE IN THE SOUTHWEST Pho e CA 4 5329 626 Broad y PLAINVIEW TEXAS LITTLEFIELD TEXAS THE HOBBY SHOP DIXIE SHOP 709 OAKLAND PHONE CA 4 7326 Model Planes Race Cars Boa+s '09 WEST 7+h Rallroads Craf+s S+amps R s Pho e CA 4 7936 2I03 Colu ba Bo 548 RICHARDSON OIL COMPANY SHAMROCK PRODUCTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL All Le d g B and o PLAINVIEW TEXAS n . - wa I J. B.'S Phone CA. 4-9332 e. n . - m I X a in r s 'F Oil Our Besf Wishes Class of '59 Food Machinery and Chemical Corporafion 22lI N COLUMBIA PLAINVIEW, TEXAS HALE COUNTY INMAN IRRIGATION ABSTRACT CO Well Service and ORGANIZER I906 Ready Mn, Concrem Absfracfs Pho+os'rahc Copies PHONE CA 4 6973 620 N DATE 5'2 ASH ST CA 49306 PLAiNvTEw TExAs Congrafulahons 'ro The Graduahng Class of 59 WHITE S AUTO STORES INC 507 BROADWAY PLAINVIEW PLUMBING co PLAINVIEW Plumbing Heahng and MATTRESS FACTORY AH- Condmonmg Manufacfurers of OuaIl+y Bedding PHQNE CA443l5 BOX I88 PHONE CA 44583 6:2 Ah S+ 70' EI PLAINVIEW TEXAS PLAINVIEW TEXAS . . , I I a . - P.O. I3II - - 5 . m S+ree+ HARVEST QUEEN MILL AND ELEVATOR CO TOTAL STORAGE CAPACITY 25000000 B h I Plainview, Texas 6 S JURCAK MANUFACTURING COMPANY 909 WEST I2+h PLAINVIEW TEXAS Have Your GIHS Made +o Order Granada Glft Shop Inc Lovebrzght Diamonds Watch Repairs Ph CA 4 6822 JAMES HUNT Mgr JOHNSON JEWELERS Sfarfnre Diamonds Wafches Jewelry Wa+cI1 Repair Jewelry Repair I007 DOWN UP TO A YEAR ON BALANCE 620 Broadway CA 4 4I6l DUNN FOOD IIII1 and Quincy FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Plamvlew Texas JACK AND JILL SHOP Toddlers Io Teens and In Befweens BOYS AND GIRLS WEAR TO I2 YEARS 6I4 Broadway Ph CA 4 7254 I I I I ' I I ' ' L 9 . China, Crystal, Pottery - , , . - U PLAINVIEW WHEAT GROWERS INC 723 Eas+ 6'rl'1 Si' PLAINVIEW TEXAS Gram and Feed TRY OUR PGC FEEDS Q? -SWW' nm N DAIRY QUEEN 30l Columbia Home of 'rhe Cone Wufh +he Curl on Top Congratulotlons and Best Wishes HALE COUNTY STATE BANK Your Bank of Frlendly Service MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION to the Class of '59 THE YARDSTICK B Ph CA 4-92 I 9 PLAINVIEW TEXAS JOHNSTON MOTORS S I Se D ICA46788 4I0 W 5'rh WATCH REPAIR JEWELRY REPAIR VAN DERPOEL JEWELRY B STONE AND MEREDITH HOME SUPPLY e d er d C b ei' Tops SEIDLITZ MULTITINT PAINTS SUPER KEM TONE KEM GLO g I I e e NICHOLSON S GROCERY 81 MARKET I8 Wlh PLAINS DRUG CO W lg ee Agen y D gsfore B Y PLAINVIEW TEXAS Fashion Fabrics 6IO roadway one We ell o II Again ia - 7I9 roadway Plainview, Texas ' WATCHES DIAMONDS PLAINVIEW' TEXAS cLocKs SILVERWARE Con ra ulafions o Ih '59 S niors I . OI . I+ Sp clalize Floor Cov ing an a in ' a r n c ru and - 5I3 roadwa Your Business Appreclated MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CITY NATIONAL BANK PLAINS PRINTING COMPANY LEUERPRESS OFFSET If If Ca Be Ph 'fog phed W Ca Pr n+ H' P B 8 PHONE CA 4 74lI Bs+WhesF m CURTI E MAE ROGERS INSURANCE pl EDMISTON SERVICE STATION 2OI W I 7+I1 Ph CA 45356 PLAINVIEW TEXAS EHRESMAN BROS PACKING CC W e Q II'y C 'I' WHOLESALE MEATS PI T n o ra , e n I . lI8 E. 5+h S+ree'r .O. ox 48 Plainview, Texas e is ro Plainview, Texas Com imenfs of es one - l ll U ll I1 re ua I oun s ainview, exas NEWMAN MOTOR CO., INC. Chrysler PIymouI'h I 3 SALES AND sERvlcE N!! Phone CA 4-2768 623 Ausfin III L '?1- : : CompIImenIs of INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY LONG BELL DIVISION EasI' 5+h Phone CA 4 5657 REST WELL MOTEL Modern In Every Way WesI' on Hlghway 70 PLAINVIEW TEXAS ROBINSON HERRING RAGLAND S DRUG Glffs for AII Occasions BULOVA ELGIN d HAMILTON 622 Broadway :VATCHE5 G mo 'I' Re bIeP p s 3OI - I - , an Dia n s-Leafher oods PLAINVIEW, TEXAS Cameras and Equipmenf-Cosmeiics Elec ric Appliances Iia rescri 'Hon Day: Ph. CA3-9022 Nife: Ph. 4-5930 BARLEY'S CITIES SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Wrecker Service Anywhere I0+h and Columbla PLAINVIEW, TEXAS TO THE CLASS OF I959 Besf Wishes From BLAIR PANHANDLE POPCORN COMPANY Concession Supplies GLEN A BEARD 4 Ah S+ + DRUG STORE Phone CA 443OI 720 Broadway PLAINVIEW TEXAS PHONES off CA4 2225 N gm CA4 4248 CONNOR MATHES CO INC Dlsfrlbufors AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS Phone CA 4 274I 6I7 I9 2I Aushn PLAINVIEW TEXAS LA'NV'EW SMALL FRY SHOP I09 W 6+h S+ Plamvlew GEORGE KEYS GREENHOUSES CHILDRENS WEAR N h MATERNITY w Ph CA 4 2507 a fo EAR N 911+ CA 4 2466 PLAINVIEW TEXAS Shower Guffs a SPBCIBITY O0 s. ree I - ice: - 3 - C, l S' 0-I2 ll07 ori Broadway ues .ones - ' Size 20 u s: . - . . 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I Congralulahons Class of 59' May We Always IvIerl+ Your Business HAH.SHOESTORE PHONE CA 44969 707 BROADWAY PENN SMITH BAWDEN GRAIN CO Over 3000 000 Bushels Federally Bonded Sforage PO BOX I592 Gram Seed Feed 4I5 Ea II+I1 Phone CA 42II9 PLAINVIEW PROVIDENCE LAMESA 9 E ,A R 'sir-as Q UA L I r Y I s+ . - BRYAN AND HOFFMAN PAVING CONTRACTORS BOX 390 PHONE CA. 4-73I6 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS BILL S WEAKS PIIo'rograpI'Ier CompIe+e PIIOIOQ apI'I c Co e a e DIAL CA 4 79I3 506 S BROADWAY noon STORE 6I5 Broad ay PI'Ione CA 4 5272 CONSOLIDATED THEATERS MODEL BOOT SHOP PLAINVIEW TEXAS Hand Made BeI'I's and BIIITOICSS GRANADA FAIR TEXAS D S FINCH D I PLAINVIEW TEXAS TWIN VIEW SUNSET PIONEER c E M SWAIN G Mg ' . r I v r g w , - I Downfown - - rive- ns , - -:- -:- . . c , en. r. For Hair Shaping and S'ryIing PHONE CA 4-76II 803-A BROADWAY LADY FAIRE BEAUTY SHOP Congra+uIaI'ions 'ro +I'1e Seniors of l959 STARLIGHT MOTEL 70: WEST 5+h JARVIS TULL AND COMPANY INC Your InI'ernaI'lonaI I-Iarvesfer Dealer nn'znumovuu. PHONE CA 44408 HARVESTER 40I Broadway was ELECTRII-C. 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