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O. J. LAAs, B. S., M. A. Superintendent TO THE STUDENTS: Education is a process whereby we fit ourselves to comprehend and appropriate the whole spiritual inheritance of the race. It is the process through which we gain the ability to perceive and the capacity to enjoy that which is excellent. It is a process which enables us to harness and use the forces of nature for our safety, comfort and convenience. It gives us the power to adjust ourselves to our environment and to meet better the situations that we have to face. It gives us the power to project ourselves into the environment of our adversaries and thus enables us to widen our understanding and sympathy and toleration. It is the building of manhood and womanhood and the development of the power to distinguish eternal from temporal values and the passion for service and leadership. It is the sowing and nurturing of the seed of love for art, music, literature and for 'all the beautiful and inspiring and noble achievement of mankind. It is the steady growth of the soul into truer and closer rcfalatioiiship with the Divine Soul--the Supreme Educator, the Master 0 us a . Sincerely, O. J. LAAS, Superintendent.
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PLAINVIEW I-IIGI-I The name that thrills with every sound is Plainview High, Our Plainview High. We'll shout its praises round and round, Plainview High. Our Plainview High. We'll fight for honors on the iel f d. We'll force our strongest foes While blazing on our warrior's shield is Plainview High, Our Plainview High. to yield. To thee we give our sacred trust. Plainview High, Cut Plainvi e Our banner ne'er must touch the dust. Plainview High, Our Plainview High. With courage bold we hoist to w High view our Scarlet Red and Navy Blue To show the world we are proud of you, Plainview High, Our Plainview High.
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R. W. DAVIDSON, B. A., M. A. Principccl U ow-Q plus- TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1939: May I take this occasion to express my faith in you? A noted speaker recently said that the youth of today are the best the world has ever prol duced. They are larger and healthier than the last generation. They are better informed on Wo1'ld affairs, and have traveled more. You hear more and better music than our forefathers. You attend school more and have better schools. Any member of this class having a Worthy ambition can find oppor- tunity to carry out that desire. May you never neglect this great heri- tage With its possibilities and opportunities. Yours sincerely, R. W. DAVIDSON, Principal.
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