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

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11 figrary Club In making our P.G.H.S. production, the Library Club has a major role. Its purposes are to sponsor a reading interest among the high school students in the use of books and magazines, to understand and enjoy good books, to stimulate reading interest, and to leave literary records at Pleasant Grove School. First row CLeft to rightjg DeannaTate,Secretaryg LindaOakley,PresidentgGlenda Overbey, Vice-Presidentg Kay Jeffreys, Treasurer. Second row: Arlene Hurlocker, Pat Billings, Becky Roney, Pat Brooks, Dora Stad- ler,Martha Sellars,Connie Merritt,CarolStarnes,Janie Cobb, June Swain, Shelby Lee, Gena Squires, Joan Joyce, Mrs. Amick, Advisor. Third row: Pat Jeffries, Dottie Caviness, Sylvia Coleman, Delores Snider, Betty Anderson, Brenda Hargis, Faye Hall,Judy Walters, Angela Carey, Carolyn Roney, Eloise McCaulev,Ann Pope, Pat Smith,Glenda Cobb, Myrtle Shue, Judy Thompson. ,f-7 ii? l d Fourth row: Alma Loftis , Doris Baker , David Councilman, Mary Ann Cobb, Barbara Carter, Lala Huifines, Dinah Pender, Vickie Mitchell, Nancy Rascoe, Diana Overbey, Nina McKinney,Carolyn Smith,Rosa Lee Thomas, Gladys Walker, Jo Dana Dubin- sky, Rachel Lee. Fifth row: Judith Crutchfield, Wanda Cobb, Alice Massey, Pat Faucette, Junior Wyatte, Billy Compton, Earl Walker, Red Harmon, J. D. Barrett, Patsy Davis, Keith Taylor, Pattie Walker, Mike Rascoe, Brenda Chandler. Sixth row: Brona Warren,Marilyn Dunn, Jule Jobe, Tommy Walker, Gene Ander- son,Jerry Rudd, Jean Walker, Judy Dickey, Eugene Bowland, Brenda Small, San- dra Manning, Jane Webster, Jean Terrell, Sherrill Searcy, Jo Carol Apple, Joan Oliver. Ly f' NW..-1 QT-7 ill fl A Monogram Club The Monogram Club strives to develop co-operation and leadership in athletics. lt builds a better school spirit and promotes good will among the students. To finance their major project-buying sweaters for the senior members-and to con- tributeto the athletic fund,the members sold refreshments at the home basketball games. First row fleft to rightjz Coach Harvey L. Sharpe,Advisorg Pat Faucette,Secretarvg Reid Hughes, President, Alice Massey, Vice-President, Pam Small, Treasurer. Second row: Kay Jeffreys,Wanda Cobb, Pat Billings, Carolyn Roney, Joan Oliver Judy Dickey. Third row: Michael Rascoe, Jimmy Stephens, Tommy Thompson. Fourth row: Dwight Dameron, Brenda Chandler, Dewey Rainey, Sylvia Coleman, Cecil Thomas. ' --v---2-fi

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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

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5.1 X-JE gulf' Student In our P.G.H.S. production, the Student Council plays a vital role. Its pur- poses are to form unity of the student body, to develop leadership in our students, and to promote the best interest of the school. FirstRow tLeft to rightjz Deanna Tate,Secretaryg Linda Oakley, Presidentg Eloise McCauley, Vice-Presidentg Judy Thompson, Treasurer. LI-H The 4-H Club is a rural youth organization under the direction of the Agri- cultural Extension Service. Its objectives are totrain youth in the art of better living through teaching better homemaking and agricultural practices, providing an opportunity for character developing, and training for leaderships and citizen- ship. The four H's are Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. First Row tLeft to rightjz Junior Wyatte, Song Leaderg Bobby Rascoe, Presidentg Anita Snipes, Vice-Presidentg Alice Massey, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Forrest Richmond, Vickie Mitchell, Sherrill Searcy, Dinah Jo Pen- 'll '. ' 1444. -11'-'QL