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

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to Coach Bob Climlcmzel ln every phase of teaching there are those who command the respect and admiration of their stu- dents and fellow-teachers. Perhaps foremost among the characteristics of these successful teachers are those twofdedication and service. The man to whom this book is dedicated has throughout his years in PHS, displayed these attributes. Proof of devotion to his work and the service he has given can be found in the three successive district championships and tvvo trips to state com- petition for the PHS basketball team, As a coach, he consistently developes competent and colorful teams, yet this is not the strongest feature of his success. He has been to his players, his students, and all who have known him a fine example of what he should be-in character, mod- esty, sincerity, and service to PHS. Because of his ideals, strength of character, and the appreciation which we have for him, We dedicate The l96O PLAIN VIEW to . . . COACH BOB CLINDANIEL. M and M S Cl ndan el Develyn and R Ofky