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

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DAVID E. POWLEY Do it iust like me, girls! B.S., North Texas State U., Health Physical Education P.E. classes stress physical fitness with some emphasis on recreation- al activities, which will benefit the individual in later life. All students of PHS are required to have IVQ credits in physical education, if he is physically fit, or be enrolled in a course that is equivalent in order to graduate. Every student in PHS must take a physical fitness test three times a year. Activities in P.E. include football, badminton, trampoline, table ten- nis, shuffle-board, and special classes in tennis, golf, and track. PHS boys are entered in all areas of competitive sports, and girls compete in volleyball and baseball. Taught this year for the first time in Pl-IS, Health was a requirement for Soph. and given to upperclassmen as an elective. The course pro- vides vvide information on mental health, the physical body, the in- dividual as an individual, and psychological reasoning for under- standing people. RUTH GRIFFIN B.S., Texas Tech, Girls' Phy. Ed H 'T W1 ifi if 4f'7lfW'Ifl?3'5 I '. , . Q N 'a A' I ,i,. , ' , I ' I I .wif , M, ci ft g-rg-yrs, ,,,. 9, we 'rm fse??Tssx.s?s'2r 4, 'MH r J .E- MM V gsm I x. W DEVERELL LEWIS You will have to go because he doesn't have his shoes. B.B.A., Texas Tech: Football Coach, Phys. Ed. 24

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l Vocational Vocational Training at PHS includes Vocational Agriculture, Home- making, Shop, and Mechanical Drawing. To all boys interested in farming or ranching, three years of study are offered. During this time a wide scope is covered. The boys learn scientific farming, crop rotation, livestock raising, and other things useful on a farm. Girls are offered three years of homemaking, cooking, sewing, tailor- ing, child care, and the basics ot home managements are taught. These courses equip girls to be better homemakers. Shop and mechanical drawing are also popular subjects. They offer an opportunity to develop manual skill in wood-working, architecture, and construction. GENE BARNETT M.S., Texas Techy Voc. Agriculture l i l l l l l MRS- MEOTA CARTER TOM l... DUFFEY MRS, M. T. BUREl.SMlTl'l B-S-, North TSXHQ U-i HOm6makir1g M.S., Colorado State U., Voc. Agricul- M.S,, Texas Tech, Homemaking ture BEN WHITE Betty, Mrs. Carter doesn'f believe a word you're saying. B.A., Eastern New Mexico U.: lndus- trial Arts

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i i l MRS. JOAN L. HAHN OH We never know where anything is!!! ROBERT C- DAVIDSON B.M., Vandercook School of Music Band Fine Arts ln addition to basic and required courses, the Fine Arts Department offers electives in band, choral music, and art. The PHS band, the finest in the state, has won twenty-six consecu- tive sweepstakes in regional competition tor excellence in concert, marching, and sight-reading. Representing the state of Texas at the Music Man Festival in Mason City, Iowa, they were given fourth place in the national competition. Presenting a maior musical for the third consecutive year, the PHS Choir was applauded for their production ot Brigadoon. Developing talents and appreciation in music and art is the primary aim of the Fine Arts Department. M.S., Kansas State U., Art, Annual Sponsor 55 . This is the way we sing, ROSS E. HISE M.M., U. of Texas, Choral Music 25