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

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, , V' . K , Q.. S2 f ' A I I t 1 r . gi' 5 WM, Qlce The musical score of our P.G.H.S. production was provided by the Glee Club, which gave of its talents for the Christmas program, P.T.A., baccalaureate, and commencement. Director: Mrs. Margaret McDadeg Pianist, Eloise McCauley. First row Cleft to rightj: Dottie Caviness, Pat Jeffreys, Jo Carol Apple, Judith Crutchfie1d,Martha Sellars, Pam Small, Alice Massey, Pat Faucette, Janie Cobb, Shelby Lee, June Swain, Judy Dickey, Gena Squires, Eloise McCauley, Pianist, Mrs. McDade, Advisor. Second row: SandraTalley, Becky Hall, Faye Hall, Connie Merritt, Kay Jeffreys, Delores Snider,Betty Anderson, Carolyn Roney, Sylvia Coleman, Joan Joyce, Pat Billings, Judy Thompson, Arlene Hurlocker, Patsy Brooks, Jane Webster. Club Third row: Glenda Overbey, Janet Pritchette, Peggy Allred, Vicki Mitchell, Marilyn Dunn, Carolyn Baker, Wanda Cobb, Dinah Jo Pender, Brenda Hargis, Deanna Tate,Myrtle Shue, Pat Smith, Becky Roney, Angela Carey, Dora Stadler, Frances Lineberry. Fourth row: PatsyDavis,NinaMcKinney, Pattie Walker, Brenda Chandler, Rachel Lee, Mary Ann Cobb, Lala Huffines, Jean Terrell, Carol Starnes, Brenda Small, Sandra Manning, Ann Kapps, Janice Thompson, Gladys Walker, Anita Snipes. Fifth row: Carolyn Smith, JeanWalker, Linda Oakley, Barbara Carter, Alma Loftis, Peggy Allred, Jule Jobe, Nancy Rascoe, Diana Overbey, J. D. Barrett, Michael Rascoe, Red Harmon, Jerry Rudd, Reid Hughes, Keith Taylor, Billy Compton. ' guture garmers The Pleasant Grove Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, consisting of seventy-four members, is one of 8,500 located in the United States, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The members consist of hard working students of vocational agri- culture and are carrying out a supervised farm practice program on their home farms. They participate in contests on local, county, and district level, among these contests are: tobacco judging, livestock judging, parliamentary procedure, public speaking, and seed and shop contests. First row Cleft to rightjz Mr. Wall,Advisorg Randy Councilman, Reporter, Jerry Rudd,Representativeg Johnnie Faulkner, Presidentg Dewey Rainey, Vice-Presidentg Dennis Hughes, Treasurer. Second row: KennethSaunders,Don O1iver,Secretaryg Johnnie Penningtong Jimmy Roney,Tony Pritchett, MichaelWarren,Brodie Allen,Ronnie Pierce, Wade Cobb, Keith Oaklev,Richard Lee, Leighton Law , James Jobe. Buddy Fonville, Carl Welch. Third row: Tommy Walker, Billy Ray Boggs, Marvin Boswell, Dace Lewis, Joe Wall, Gary Smith, Johnnie Lewis, Larry Squires, Junior Wyatte, Lonnie Foster, John Shepherd, Hassel Corbett. Fourth row: Eugene Bowland, Jimmy Stephens, Jimmy Terry, George McKinney, Jimmy Wagoner, Bennie Page, L. C. Pierce, Eugene Helton, Marshall Forbis, James Wellson, Arnold Jeffreys. Fifth row: Woody Montgomery, Wayne Apple, Dwight Dameron, Jimmy Starnes, Bennie Madden, Tommy Thompson, Roy Stanley, Wade Cox, Wayne Hall, Lonnie Allen, Bill Anderson, Frank Hall, Jimmy Foust, Andy McKinney, Larry Ozment, Eddie Bowland. Sixth row: William Black, Carl Baker, Glenn Cox, Cecil Thomas, Forrest Rich- mond,Chesley Black,Victor Coleman, Earl Walker, Thurman Montgomery, Bobby Rascoe, Edwin Brackett, Rickey Atkins.

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M A 'N .hr , Q. 47' Wd -Q- 'WC' K- S-4 W-1' 1 W-7 5 nl A. , .. Amo-ena Staff Onthis page are the people who have worked hard to make this 1961 Amo-ena possibleg they were assisted by Pat Faucette and Pam Small and by our artists MarilynDunn and Carolyn Smith. Their work began in October with a iew sheets of paper anda few ideas: their work ended on that happy day in May when you re- ceived your yearbook. Our purpose has been to publish a yearbook of high scho- lastic and literary value and to present for you a true picture of your school year 1960-1961, which we hope will become one of your most cherished possessions. .mf ' : , f - Seated: Mrs. Graham, Advisorg Jimmy Starnes, Advertising Manager: Martha Louise Sellars, Editor: Eloise McCauley, Business Manager. Standing: William Black, Freshman Representative: Jo Dana Dubinsky, Freshman Representative: Mike Rascoe, Circulation Manager: Kay Jeffreys, Feature Editor: Linda Oakley, Senior Class Editor: Deanna Tate, Junior Class Editorg Judy Thompson, Sopho- more Class Editor. ,, 1 ,f .. K a -pri H 7':f?My .4 4 S32 Amo-ena Staff Seated: Eugene Bowland,Assistant Advertising Manager: Brenda Chadler, Assis- Humor Editor: Reid Hughes, Writer: Randy Councilman and Don Oliver, Sopho- tant Edifofi Glenda OVGFDGY, ASSiSt2Ht Bl1SiD6SS Manager- Standing: Angela, more Representatives: Jacob Harmon, Junior Representative. Carey, Art Editor: Tommy Thompson, Senior Representative: Alice Massey, -'f J: 'e... 39 wx, t 5341, ,, ,,,

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nn....:- ,..........-w---.,,.,,.,,- .... ,- ..v.... .1 .,.. is 'fi tv' -sv H 'va s-up ,nv 11 lb W X 0 J IJ , ! is filuiure urses The Future Nurses' Club acquaints its members with the field of nursing and Second row: Eloise McCauley,DoraStadler,D0ttie Caviness, Nina McKinney, the needed qualifications for gaining entrance to accredited schools of nursing. Jean Walker, Carolyn Roney, Rachel Lee, Linda Oakley, Angela Carey. First row CLeft to rightl: Advisor, Mrs. James Dickg Secretary-Treasurer, Third row: Pat Billings, Arlene Hurlocker, Judy Thompson, Ann Pope, Joan Martha Sellarsg President, Carolyn Smith, Vice-President, Glenda Overbey. Joyce, Janie Cobb, Pattie Walker, Jo Carol Apple, Wanda Cobb. N 1' Future Inmaking our production of P.G.H.S., a new club, The Future Teachers' Club of America, was formed. Our purposes are to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities of a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development of student leadership. Judith Crutchfield, Presidentg Carolyn Roney, Secretaryg Martha Sellars, Gaachers Nina McK1nney,Ma.ri1yn Dunn, Pat Smith,Lilenda Cobb, Ann Pope, Barbara Carter, Mary Ann Cobb,DeannaTate,Myrt1e Shue, Betty Anderson, Carolyn Baker, Becky Roney,Alice Massey, Mr. Iseley, Advisor, Patsy Davis, Jean Walker , Gena Squires, June Swain, Judy Dickey, Rachel Lee, Joan Joyce. 41 'I