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

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MR. VERNON NORRIS Junior Dean Deans and Counselors Offer Guidance MR. HERMAN MITCHUSSON Sophomore Dean MR. CHARLES THACKER Freshman Dean 12

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Reflection on the ,68-’69 school year emphasizes this lesson: Clear thinking, cooperation, progress, freedom, and accept- ance of individual responsibility are qualities that should be a part of each individual. My hope is that all of us in PHS can use these qualities and that they become goals for every stu- dent.” Lamont Veatch PRINCIPAL PHS has a few short years to provide opportunities and give directions to the life of a student. So begins the process of working against time toward the endless goals of education. Each day is a learning opportunity lost to time if we fail to seize it and take nourishment from it.” Paul Butler ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL II

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Mr. Darrell McClure . . . spent much of his second year as senior counse- lor scheduling and testing. His guidance made grad- uation and college entrance a little less complicated for seniors. He received his B.S. from the University of Oklahoma, his M.Ed. from Texas Tech, and is doing further graduate work at West Texas State. Miss Betty . . . has completed her seventh year as counselor scheduling and testing juniors and sophomores and dealing with students’ personal problems. She also served as national president-elect of the Association of Classroom Teachers. A graduate of Abilene Chris- tian College (B.A.), she received her M.A. from the University of Colorado and her counselor certifica- tion from Sul Ross State. Mrs. Frances Horner . . . . . . guided freshmen through the frustration of their first year in high school and helped with the sopho- mores. Since registration began in August, Mrs. Hor- ner has been active in her role as counselor through- out the year. After graduating from the University of Texas with a B.A., she received her M.Ed. from Texas Tech. 13