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

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nvr- . env 1 '. .f ! F - Q ina ,vo X K if . ,W K Tin A .Elf Qlfiii fi! C gf E ' li has Twenty-two Faculty Review CD90 It was only natural for us to compare Lee Clark with the late Dr. G. W. Page who had won a place in our memories by his kindness and understanding. Then when We became ac- quainted with Mr. Clark, we realized the School Board had chosen wisely a man with a heart full of love for school child- ren, a man born to understand them. Cheerful smiles and friendly words are his characteristics. We have made room for him in our hearts along with other heroes. Mr. Laas is the silent power behind the school activities, ready to boost them, equally ready to accept the blame. His interest in the High School pupils is true beyond words of the superlative degree. His knowledge of our failures, victories, our wants and dislikes makes him the efficient principal that he is. Are we to judge our faculty by the degrees they have attached to their names 5 by the years of experienceg by their characters or by the intensive devotion and complete under- standing of the student body? Let these few words be the voice of every student to let them know they have not worked in vain, to them we give our unselfish word of honor and esteem. LF., M-.- .M ,N .- -. -..

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