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

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JEFF ADAY SENIOR SPANISH I will attend Texas Tech University in the fall and major in pre-pharmacy. I will then transfer to the University of Texas pharmacy school. Jeff has excelled in Spanish for the last two years in the areas of speaking, writ- ing, comprehension and composition. His actual class participation is excep- tional and provides excellent feedback for the other students as well as for the teacher. Valerie Job, Spanish teacher. k TODD DAVIS SENIOR VOCATIONAL ELECTRONICS My personal achievements in high school have been serving as vice-president of the VICA Elec- tronics club, to be a member of FFA for two years, and to be a varsity baseball team member. l l luri l l lur L KENNY BRYANT SENIOR THEATRE I have been active in theatre all four years in high school, partic- ipating in UIL one-act play for the last three years. My junior year I received the honorable mention all star cast for my performance in 'Bury the Dead JANIE HERNANDEZ SENIOR VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION In high school, my personal achievements have been to serve as treasurer of the Business Pro- fessionals of America Club, to be in the Office Administration Coop Program and state competitions. MICHAEL MATLOCK SENIOR VOCAL MUSIC Some of my personal achieve- ments in high school have been to be a member of choir for three years, a Chamber Singer for two years, a member of the National Honor Society, and being selected to the All-State Choir for this year. NORMA CASANOVA SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS COOPERATIVE Norma is a positive, upbeat stu- dent that radiates confidence. She is always willing to learn new tasks. She has been in the Home Eco- nomics Cooperative Education program for two years. 14 — Student Life d

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1 MAX PERALTA SENIOR MATH After graduating from high school, I plan to continue my ed- ucation at the University of Texas at Austin. I was also voted by the student body as the recipient of the coveted La Verne Roach honoree this year. SHANE HARRELL JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY I This year I won the PTA Cultural Arts awards in Photography in both the local and district competition. I won first, second and third places in the above contests in 1986-87 and 1988-89. I am a member of the National Honor Society. 1 VlurA l V ur JOE D. GONZALES SENIOR METAL TRADES I was chosen as one of the Who's Who honorees in Metal Trades be- cause I have had a lot of support from my Trades teacher, Mr. Gene White, and of course from my mother, Julia Barrientes. LAZARO GUERRA SENIOR METAL TRADES I was chosen as a first place win- ner in Metal Trades competiton as well as to receive the Who's Who award. I am planning a career in welding or machine shop work af- ter graduation. 1 LANCE CLINE SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHY II I have been a photographer for the yearbook staff, the newspaper staff and I have taken two years of photography. After high school graduation, I plan to pursue a ca- reer in Radiology. I am a member of the Future Homemakers of America. 1 CHRENE JOHNSON SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES I plan on attending Texas Tech University after graduation from high school where I plan on ma- joring in pre-medicine for two years and then declare psychology as my major. Student Life — 13

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Max PvuJta hhmoned Wdh Coveted LcA enm Poach Auuand Senior Max Peralta was elected as the 1989 LaVerne Roach award by vote of the entire student body. This honor is given to senior members only. According to the Sunday, April 23,1950, edition of the Plainview Daily Herald, the LaVerne Roach Memorial Award was established by Mrs. Evelyn Roach, wife of the deceased 1943 Plainview High School graduate and middleweight world boxing champion. Mrs. Roach created the honor in order to promote clean living and good sportsmanship. The award, consisting of a plaque, with Roach's face and the winner's name in bronze, is awarded annually to a PHS senior male student. A duplicate plaque was placed in the trophy case. Junior D. J. Segler gets tutoring on his English III homework from LaVerne Roach winner Max Peralta. Senior Keith Mayberry received the honor of being named LaVerne Roach runner-up by receiving the second most amount of votes from the entire student body. Student Life — 15