Pleasant Grove High School - Amo Ena Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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Mildred Jeanette Allis on Millie Don't run after the boys, Let them run after you, Glee Club 1. John Andrew Bailey John The best is good enough for me. F.F.A. 1. Joel Larry Boggs Larry Whatever the situation is, He's never found speechless. F,F.A. 1, Martha Alice Bradsher Shorty Precious things come in small packages. Library Club 1, Lynda Brooks Cindy It takes all sorts to make a world, 4-H Club 1. Ronnie Boggs Ronnie Up the cedar, down the pine, Good boys like me are hard to find. F.F.A. 1. Mac Bowman Mac Get it done, get it done right! Have some fun, getting it done, 4-H Club lg F.F.A, lg Amo-ena Staff 1. Linda Faye Cobb Nook To be rather than to seem. Glee Club 1, Nancy Lou Davis Nancy A friend whose kind actions are many. 4-H Club 1. Thomas Carpenter llTomrnyll I am sure a care is an enemy of1ife. F.F.A. Reporter. 29

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Green A f... -31308 4 ui 00 QQ, 5'-1 9' 'ridfri fre ' we as 1 f' L . at 'nf N4 Qu-ew Q. 9' gyffi-from i F. , M '5wsl-Mlm., ,L Mr. Comer Gordon Caviness Vicki Hurdle ADVISER PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Trina Riggan Jack Wall SECRETARY TREASURER MOTTO Be thrilled when the job is hard, for not everyone can do it'.' COLORS FLOWER Blue and White On September 4,1956, forty-nine bewildered F re s hm e n started their first year in high school. They soon began to move from class to class with e a s e and became accustomed to high school ways. They selected Mac Bowman for the Amo4ena Staff, Martha Bradsher, T rina Riggan, Kay Squires, and Mary Catherine Wellons became library assistants. Many ofthe Freshmen girls joined the Glee Club, Johnny Page was selected Student Council Repre- Pink Carnation Serliafiiveulacky Lewis was chosen Freshman cheer- leader, In the amateur program Bobby Gilliam won for singing and playing the guitar. As a group the Freshmen classwent to the Raleigh Fair. Although it was bad weather, they had fun. Many won teddy bears. As the year came to a close, when their re- cord was finished,the Freshmen were recognized as able and willing students and leaders, X XX X , N Wal lhkxxg QU

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UWaiching, Till Naomi Lee Dickens liNa To live is to think 4-H Club 1. Howard Gordon Caviness 'Sketer I can tell a great man when I see oneg I've never seen myself, Class President lg Student Council 15 F.F.A. 1 Jerry David Cobb Cobb' ' I don't mind work, I can lie down and go to sleep be side 1 t anytime, F.F.A. 1, Lelia Ann Huffines Le1ia A quiet mind is richer than a crown. 4-H Club 1. Kay Hester IIMOPII What's life without some fun? 4-H Club Ted James Cobb Tedwick He put his trouble in a box, Sat on the lid--then smiled F.F.A. Robert Turner Gilliam Bobby Whatever the situation is, he's never found speechless F.F.A. 1. 1 Peggie Ann Hudgins llpeggieil To make virtue a necessity. X fd I 30