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

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Coach begs dream girl to leave football star alone. Frantic Coach worries. Juniors Climax “Twirp Week” October 21st—this date the Juniors climaxed Twirp Week with the annual Junior Play; this year, Hail The Hunkering Hero. Reverse week saw the majority of the girls dig down into their purses or shake their piggy banks and foot the bill for a night out with their best beaus to see the rollicking football story which included a cast of twenty. Snorkel gives coach bad news. Sleepwalker on the loose. J2

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Bill and Marieta harmonize Western music for Stan smiles as he examines his award for Most Friendly Boy. the assembly. Day Highlight October Sally Newman vocal, Ah Hail From Texas to a western Combo composed of Bill Bass, Doug Moon, Lonnie Brown, and singer Marieta Murry. Named Best dressed girl and boy, Gay Robinson and Roy Mires received prizes from emcee Stan Jones. Judy McKinzie and Lon Stern received honors for the most original Howdy Hats , and highlight of the program was the announcement of Most Friendly Boy and Girl—Stan Jones and Jayne Tudor. The Trojans provided Western Day music. Ray and Gay added the spirit of the Old West with their Western outfits.

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Students prepare for hayride. With “Hail the Hunkering Hero” Joy Cox did a superb job in her portrayal of Coach O'Brother; she kept the audience in perpetual laughter with her mannerisms and expressions. Hero of the play was Robert Ren- fro. Parents were Cheryl Jameson and Don Ford. Under the direction of Mrs. Bob Watts, the Juniors worked diligently and the presentation made money for financing the traditional Jun- ior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Clifford discovers girls. Coach gives pep-talk to a bedraggled team. Mighty football players take castor-oil! ! 13