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

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 As a person thinks in his heart, so is he. If he sees the student as an individual—if he looks for the best in everyone and everything — if he is willing to take action on these thoughts— then he becomes more than just a teacher. He be- comes an ideal and an example to those who know him. A person who lives by these words and is governed by these thoughts is Mrs. Amelia Bishop. Reflections of Mrs. B's interest in all students, of the high ideals that she holds, of Christian character that she displays, and of the warm friendship that exists between teacher and stu- dents, all of these things have endeared her to us—the students. For all of these reasons, we proudly dedicate the 1968 Plain View to Mrs. Amelia Bishop. TqjUnhuS - Mrs. Bishop smiles in surprise, with daughter Judy Lee on the left and son Danny on the right. Mrs. B answers a student from behind a will-decorated • lecturn.

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Foreword Reflections . . . the past and the present . . . The weathered brick in standing rain water . . . the sunny image dancing in the drops of the foun- tain . . . the old and the new. Today we reflect on what was once our future, has been our pres- ent, and is now our past. Exams— dances—football games—friends— the Junior-Senior prom—basketball games—deadlines—Senior party— the laughter, the sweat, and the tears . . . All these form a reflection of the past, an intangible image of a year we can never forget—the reflection of the year that was 1967-68, and can never be again.

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 Look how this story wraps around this cut Harvest) Dedication I never know what these kids are going to do next. Mrs. Amelia Bishop Let's be sure we get a sharp focus.