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

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. .. Mrs. Malcolm Tisdel Teaching English has been the primary objective of this teach- er, and through her teaching she has instilled in the students a love and appreciation of good literature. To this has been added spirit, enthusiasm, and optimism as well as integrity, honesty, and forthrightness. Her ready wit has added variety to the usual routine of English classes. All these come under the heading of teaching as Mrs. Tisdel does it. 7

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Dedication . . . Plainview High is fortunate to have among its faculty, many mem- bers who create a desire to learn . . . Because of her warm and sparkling personality, her quick sense of humor, and her skill in teaching her students English and beyond the scope of regular textbooks, the 1961 PLAIN VIEW is dedicated to Mrs. Malcom Tisdel. Coming to PHS in 1953, Mrs. Tisdel has taught Sophomore and Junior English and has sponsored the Cheerleaders for the past eight years. An avid sports enthusiast, she has provided the guidance and encouragement which has resulted in outstanding cheerleaders through- out the years.

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Cheerleaders find key to victory. Cheerleaders give hot skit. September . . . Pep Rallies Many moments of fun and frolic crystallized as cheerleaders, athletics and the student body experienced the initial pep rally and the East- ern Hills football game—the first of the year. As moments lengthened into weeks, football season moved from the spotlight to be replac- ed by basketball. Fridays meant pep rallies, and the six cheerleaders worked hard planning the rallies! Their efforts were successful for clever, ingenious skits amused the Bulldog 'Mutt Jeff get pinned.