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

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l12l BE I-IIND - THE - SCEN But Very Much in Evidence By Miss El'l'lli luows Service is the keystone of civili- zation. On it depends the growth or decadence of individual life and the life of society. No longer can man live unto himself. ln one sense, it might be said that all men are servants. Some serve for gold, for fame, for powerg some strive for personal aggrandizement and selfish aim, others serve humanity for human- ity without thought of gain for self. lt has been aptly said that He who would make a success of his lot in life, must build a service station on it. Service, in its Lefz to right: Mr. Earl G. Alexander, lvlrs. W. . , . truest sense, is an office of devo- tion. Such a service has been tendered this city, this school, and this community by the Plainview Independent School Board. Un- ceasing labor without remunera- tion, anxiety for the school's wel- fare, patience toward all-this is their gift to their fellow towns- men. Their only pay is the satis- faction that comes from the knowl- edge of a task well done, and in the appreciation that we can show them. It is with this thought in mind that this space is dedicated to that unseen but ever-present force-that unit of action behind the scenes .... The Educational Board of the Plainview Schools. B. Martine. Mrs. M. E. Demcnt. Mr. Will Iaickc. Supl. fi. E, Davis. Mr. john Lucas. Mr. Floyd Covington. Mr. Wzillzice B. Davenport. tlvir. Glenn A. Smith not prcscntl THE 1935 PLAINVIEW ES

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