Plainview Academy - Plainsman Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

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1 ,Uv fbi libel v-N 1 Mrs. Clifford L. Jaqua Organ Faculty W 'Sgr Ugg 5 .31 55311 ' ,SIS .. we E 1 21. . TI N : I1 gen' - 2-5 . MJD' Q3 . N I 553 'rw :9J'.fYf J ini Fi 4. va 53 ' Er 1. .. - px, ' 'gi i 4- .. 545, 2:23a-gf. Aff .ff 8645, .' L . . .u' 445 L . ' 'C .71 -via 1. 3 , 7., ' ,. 2 , , 1.6.5 3.a,,,.. . ,H iw-ii ci' fur-l '44 U1 ii.-., ., , 'I yy - n ., , ,fir 1 ' V, 3 ,hi 1 ,, , .I .34 J ,, 4 W , ., 'JZ' il? :.s lfifii- Til? 'fifni 194' The childhood of jesus, spent in poverty, had been un corrupted by the artificial habits of a corrupt age. XVorkin at the carpenter's bench, bearing the burdens of home life learninv the lessons of obedience and toil He found recre ation amidst the scenes of nature, gathering knowledge as He sought to understand nature's mysteries. lie studied thc word of God, and His hours of greatest happiness wert found when lle could turn aside from the scene of llis labor to go into the fields, to meditate in the quiet valleys, to hold communion with God on the mountainside or amid the trees of the forest. The early morning often found Him in some secluded place, meditating, searching the Scriptures, or in prayer. XVith the voice of singing He welcomed the morn- ing light. XVith songs of thanksgiving Ile cheered His hours of labor, and brought heaven's gladness to the toil- worn and disheartened, -T 93 1 T I '-'- Fr' . 'F' Fl 57 r i WWQMWW mv , Q ' '. ret an dei, nm 110.- if '42 X I fi-Z A-Y 'la sl vu . iv -4 5 in -'sgfz . .

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'T 9 . nzmazz, 5 'Wx Y. Robert Chambers Faculty mano vom Instrumen t,-band 'IS S., 5..- ...9-- Mrs. Glenn Davenport Typing Registrar .3-'J

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Faculty 47'Yy' -Ap 'Y -0. 440-vw ,agiqg Mrs. Don Prior Dmscron OF Foons AA If 1' Mrs. Russell Anderson I Home Economics