Pleasant Grove High School - Grove Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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During an early-morning Tuesday meeting, FCAS Members listen intently to their speaker of the week. Senior Drama Club members Ann Thomas, Wendy Ratcliff, and Todd Jones rehearse for the Fall play: You Can't Take lt With You. Phyllis Tipton checks the tires ofa student's car during the Student Councll's safety project. W ---,. W.. ,Wy

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-1' ,,1,-i- Frovvl Swdev1iCwMCil lv mb i'flQY'Q'S al.-Y for eww d and it was easy 9 eople just like to get involve , hool For whatever you Some p this year at Pleasant Grove lrligh Sc . could be interested in, there was a club at PG in 1987 for you. What organization you needed depended on your per- i sonality. Student Council and Band might have headed a ' ' rities -- clubs, that is - this year. Cxrove, they competitor's list of pno oung performers in Pleasant ' d with Drill Team or lf there were y could nearly always be found involve ' l ful, and more responsible people ' Octagon or Drama. The caring, he p wed up for their early-moming with special interests usually sho l'lonor Society meetings. People ' l of similar ones in the l'rench,Span- ' ' 'nable to do meet with peop e t anything imagi f r ev- could ish, or Computer Clubs. Almos is covered in an organization at PC1. There's a place o eryonel ',- - -1-if Members of ' the Fre 'UQ 8 meeti . nch Club lou el' to arfiyeng while Waiting Qn dur- Peak- 114 torgiiiizations

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Twice as nice Service organizations help out school and community here was more than fun and games in most student organizations. From . donating money to the new iitness.center to donating blood, organizations . plannedland participated in many service projects. Organizations contributed to the school and the com- munity when they donated - their time and their money. ' Keyettes contributed . heavily to the school. They i donated- money to the T school for the new fitness center , and they bought the benches for the front of the school. We had more money than we've had in past years, so we felt like do- nating the money to a good cause, said Paige Henson. Keyettes was not the only or- ganization that participated in service projects. The Key Club also helped out. They helped with the Kiwanis pan- cake supper, the air show, and they also helped Y-teens with their annual fashion show. This year Key Club volunteered in many com- I wir munity projects. Because our at- tendance was so strong, almost everyone participated in some way said Deshon Allen. But the projects didn't stop there. Student Council proved that they too could help out in many ways. We wanted to do some- thing to help out the students and the school so we checked people's tires and to see if they were wear- ing their seatbelt, said Sharon Turk. lf they did have on their seatbelt, then their name went into the drawing for a telephone an- swering machine. This wasn't the only project we did but we felt that this would help students the most. Student Council also deliv- ered a smoking and drunk driving campaign. They also contributed the vending machines in the lunchroom, and they arrived early one morning to wash windows. Every organization contributed somehow to the school or to the community in some fonn or fash- ion. We had to use our free time for school organizations, but when it was all over it was worth it, said Allen Boyd. V Helping out with the Student Coun- cil, Deshon Allen washes the window ofa Pleasant Grove truck. The window wash was one of Student Council's service projects. i anizations x. IIT T ..-1 The big announcement board in the front hall came in handy when students wanted to know what was going on around school. Student Council members Angie Oliver and Greg Raffaelli check out the latest happenings. Page Sponsor: RUTHERFORD STEEL l l l P.o. Box 5902, wake lilllhtli 1 l W M ' l il' if X X1 .