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Like a ship sailing over the horizon that fades away into the darkness - so are the things in lifeg they will fade away into the past. Bat one thing will always linger in my memories - that is the pride of the Purple and Gold and friendship that will last forever. -Lee .MeDoagald Everyone mast have a dream, a goal that we forever strive to reach g -- a ladder that we never cease to Climb. Trying to reach oar star that seems so far away. Without this dream we to look forward to. Oar life is thereforeliliwogahless, bat, in God, oar goal can be obtainedg that star - that ladder that seems too high - can be reached, and oar lives will not have been in vain. --Glenda Brown
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In M ay you leave with a feeling of relief that another year, another phase is over, not really realizing that not only is anotheryear gone but you are now a step higher to that final goal. On returning in the fall there is an element of surprise mixed with the excitement, eagerness, and apprehension. People youpoe known all your life, grown up with, look completely different. You realize that you haoen7t really looked at them in years. Three months growth is more like three years. Where boys left, young men returned. You grow to love and respect those whom you ,oe always taken for granted, and then you find they aren't the only ones who have grown. -Beth Rosier The Grove, not just a school, itas a way of life. No other school is quite the same. The sleepy homerooms, the spirited pep rallies, the last minute dash to class, the cesspool, the rumble of the shop class, the aromatic odors of the chemistry lab and the lunchroom are all characteristics of no other school. The people, smiling, frowning, laughing, crying, screaming, and whispering, make up this collection of individuals. Pleasant Grove High, yes, but also Pleasant Grove family. -Danny Flack
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As I go oat into the world of strangers I will always remember what Pleasant Grove offered to me to face this cniel world. -Pam Clayton When you finish the journey of high school, with its joys and fears and strife, you know that you, are well prepared to start the journey of life. -Bubba Brandon From whatever point in life, when I take a moment to retrospect, Pleasant Grove High School will always come to mind. As time passes on, the easiest moments to remember will be my times at my alma mater. The good times, the bad, the happy times, and the sad, they all are a part of my life. The friends who will remain forever and the friends whom I will not see tomorrow. Will my life be full or dall? Will my life be long or short? No one can answer these qaestions for me, as no one can tal-ce away my memories. -Bill Parker 167
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