Pleasant Grove High School - Comets Yearbook (Seminole, OK)

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I k xx STUDENT COUNCIL-The 1985-86 members are Tracy Fixico, Pres., Karen Cartwright, jr. Rep., Kelly Deatherage, Soph. Rep., Brenda johnson, 8th Rep., Alonzo Cooper, Reporter, Delynn Eddlemon, Senior Rep., Crissy Marshall, Vice-Pres., Steven Choate, U Sec.-Treas.g Brent jones, Fresh. Rep.p and William AATTCNT Shuler, 7th Rep. e on MAKING A POINT. Mrs. Sue Taylor stresses an X important part of the reading assignment as Shad ye Evans, Rhonda Brawdy, Desiree deGuzman, and XX Shelly King listen. JUST LOOKING. Sandy Arbuckle and Royal Crawford enjoy the crafts at the Seminole County Fair. B'- px as I - ...J ' LEANING ON THEIR TRADES, VO- is enrolled in electricity, Alan Johnson, Auto CI-IECK'IN IT OUT! Librarian Jeri Roche has Tech students train in areas of study Mechanics, Curtis Quillin, Welding, Mark to check out books in more ways than one that help them find employment in the Smithee, Electronics, and Richard Harris, to keep the library in order. future. Pictured are Bryan Wilson who Welding. I I.: -rg Ml . A 454' J A ,,.... 1 5. N I cf? f , . w-'I 'J I T Yg,1 2- This page is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Karlos Quillin. -gyfk' c r I 3'lf,esQ I ?ef: ,fxkx

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Mrs. Ethelda Brinker, 5th and 6th Grades Mr. jim Bullard, Science and Driver'sEd. Mr. Al Burgess, Principal, Geography, and Shop Ms. Suzanne Butner, Special Education 5 J Q we f 25 ifisagkgad J V 1 A1 .. . , I M Q, f 5 if iw t X f f E T A W , , :ef 3 efeyeafgef - T . 92 3 K. Mrs. Laurie Calaway, 1st Grade Mr. Keith Garter, Physical Education Mrs. Kathy Grandstaff, Remedial Reading and Math Ms. Linda Hallum, Kindergarten and 4th Grade Mrs. Leslie Heffley ': lV. O Business and English ' ii Mrs. Lesa Hunter ,. Mathematics V, Mr. Denver Johnson, ' English and Social Studies ilg V lldll'f if O lldd ' 4th, 6th, and 7th Grades T 4 y fs Mrs. Maureen Richardson Social Studies and Home Ec. Mrs. Suzanne Smith 3rd Grade Mrs. Sue Taylor Znd Grade ORKING TOGETHER One advantage of a small school is the student- faculty ratio. At Pleasant Grove the ratio is approximately 13 students to 1 teacher. This enables each person to become well-known to others and receive extra help when necessary. In addition to advantages in the classroom, our smaller classes allow us to take many trips-also an lv my . important part of a well-rounded education. Trips this gy year included visits to the State Fair of Oklahoma, the Seminole County Fair, the Truman Exhibit at Seminole Junior College' Fha ECfm0n?iC Outlook Conference at WORKING TOGETHER. Speech Therapist Pam Stewart Oklahoma Baptlst University and many others' works with first grader Michael Parr to help improve Working together the faculty and students at Speaking Skills, Pleasant Grove have learned to take advantage of the I I many educational opportunities Offered not only by This page is sponsored by Mrs. Sue Taylor and Mrs. Kathy . Womack. our school but by the community, county, and state. 6 l

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TEA GRK Behind the scenes many people labor diligently to keep the school running on schedule. These industrious workers include the administration and staff. These people give 10096 to insure that the school is run as efficiently as possible. Their support is felt not only during school hours but also at ball games, school dances, and other extra-curricular activities, all of which demonstrate their concern and interest in Pleasant Grove School. All of them go the extra mile to make this school the best place to be. WHAT'S UP?? Principal's secretary, Janis Hood, always looks up even when things are down. This page is sponsored by Mary Burgess and Janis Hood. THE PRINCIPAL OF THE THING. Taking phone calls is just one of Principal Al Burgess's many tasks. M.V.P. The most valuable person at our school is Superintendent l.B. Badgett, SMILIN'-N-FlLIN'. Superintendent's secretary Mary Burgess takes time out from filing for smiling. TREMENDOUS RESPONSIBILITY. Superintendent IB. Badgett, fcenterj and the school board consisting of: Fred Combs, member, J.C. Robbins, member, Debbie Works, president, Kenneth Smithee, clerk, and Sondra Hardin, vice-president work hard to meet the needs of all students, staff, and faculty.