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

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For Who's Who in Academic and Specialized Areas Mamie Meeks Latin and Math Achievements — First Baptist Church Youth, Member of National Honor Society, B PW's Club Girl of the Month, Latin CIud, United States Achievement Academy Awards, Who's Who Among American Hign School Students Career Goal — I plan on having a career but am undecided as to what career. Personal Goal — Do the best I can in what- ever I do. Favorite Quote — Trust the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own un- derstanding. ' Jody Parvin Marketing Education Achievement — ODPCVAE, DECA Career Goals — Computer Analyst Personal Goal — To have higher grades. Favorite Quote — All men are created equal. ' ( Michelle Saldivar Office Duplication Achievement — Learning a lot about office equipment and being able to teach about it. Career Goal — I would like to be a pho- tographer. Personal goal — I would like to open my own photography shop and be a professional journalist. Most Admired Person — My mother — she has taught me to be strong when hard times come and to be independent when she is not around. Gina Taylor French Achievements — French Club, Treasurer, NJHS, National Honor Society, Honors Band, Nominated to go to Girls' State. Career Goals — I hope to get a degree to teach. I think it might be interesting to teach French. Personal Goal — I plan to keep my grades and school spirit up. Favorite Quote — There's nothing to fear but fear itself.” Senior Todd Bell proudly accepts his award from Band Director O. T. Ryan. Robert Igo looks upward for some heavenly help to make the program short as Marcus Gonzales worries about that last mistake he made at Special Honors presentation. Who's Who — 15

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Faculty Nominates Outstanding Student Robert I go Winner, Scholarship Winner, K Na- Photography Achievements — National 4-H Phott hip tional Scholarship Winner, Texas PTA Cul- tural Arts District Winner 1987 and 1988, State 4th place '87, Yearbook Photo Editor 1987-88, Newspaper Photographer, Varsity Football. Career Goal — To be a photographer TV Broadcasting Technician. Personal Goal — To be happy, rich, and have a productive life. Favorite Quote — “Life is too short not to have fun. Michelle lames Industrial Cooperative Training Achievements — Vocational Student of the Month, ICT, 1 st in District and 1 st in State at VICA contest in Medical Laboratory Tech- nology, Honor roll. President of ICT VICA, Secretary of OEA. Career Goal — I plan on becoming a Medical Laboratory Technologist and supervising a department in a laboratory. In later years, I plan on owning and directing my own pri vate laboratory. Personal Goal — I want to become the best person I can be. I plan on having a close family and a successful career. Favorite Quote — “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.'' Keith Latham Metal Trades Achievements — 1st Regional contest in Pre- cision metal machines, 1st Regional contest Metal Trades project, 2nd in state contest, 4th in precision machines at state. Career Goal — To graduate from TSTI in Waco in Electronics and go into Electronical Research and Development. Personal Goal — To excel in professional 4- wheel racing. Acting All star Cast Th Michelle Mayer Theatre Achievements — Thespian Secre- tary Treasurer 1986-87 and 1987-88, Hon orable Mention in Award, Plainview Civic Spanish Club. Career Goal — To eventually become a high school drama teacher, Personal Goal — To lead a happy life and to help those around me be happy also. To always keep a positive attitude no matter what life hands me. Favorite Quote — “Do the thing you fear, and the death of fear is certain.'' Marnie Meeks speechlessly accepts one of her awards for Who's Who. 14 — Who's Who

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Willie Ansley Recognized For Overall Contributions Lions Club President and PHS Principal Jerry Don George Senior Willie Ansley receives the LaVerne Roach award for 1988 in recognition of his contributions to PHS. presents Willie Ansley with the LaVerne Roach award at a Special Honors Presentation. Along with being LaVerne Roach runner up, senior Pat Nash also takes home the Most Valuable Player award for Basketball. All district basketball player, Pat Nash receives runner-up for the LaVerne Roach award. 16 — Honors