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

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.xx French dub members visit at the home of Mrs. Phillips serves up the cake at a Missy Bell before getting down to business. teacher social event held every Wednes- The club's meetings were often held in the day afternoon. Happy Fifteen was a homes of members. popular way to get through the week. X at XQ . . IN' E .3 . X N si .A- S , . Mike Strohmier stirs a pot of rotel dlp before taking a bite. Clubs sponsored food parties frequently. - ,,,,,,4 Entertainment 125

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iii? 55' H. A, .M Fringe Benefits Entertaining efforts pay oi? for hard-working clubs . fter all those hours spent decorating for dances and all those early moming meetings, club members finally got their just rewards - parties. With money 'left over from service projects and from fund raisers, organizations spent extra cash on enter- taining their members. Some clubs met at mem- bers' homes for cookouts while others held parties at school. The yearbook staff watch ed Fright Plightand ate pizza at Mrs. Harris' house on Halloween, and at the end of school, cooked hambur- gers and received the annual P'YBook Awards. I thought it was funny that Mrs. Harris was scared of the movie, said Bethany Goff. We all just sat around on the floor and had a great time. Becky Smith entertains the FCA At the beginning of the year, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Students had a cookout at Craig Mueller's house to have some fun and to recruit new mem- bers. And then toward the end of the year, the Computer Science Club met for pizza at Mason Peebles' house. The French Club frequently held meetings at mem- bers' homes. Some of the biggest parties of the year, however, were held at lo- cal restaurants. The lieyettes went to Bryce's for dinner, and the French and Spanish Clubs invited members to Park Place for a ban- quet. Awards were presented to outgoing officers and hard-work- ing members. After all the early meetings and hard work, it was nice to be treated to a special dinner, said Tricia Foursha. For students who worked hard and for those who didn't, club par- ties were the fringe benefits. School si 41 -an Everyone stands around and talks at a FCAS barbecue. The members of FCAS of- members with 3 Christian SONS- ten got together for social gatherings. FCAS met every Tuesday morning at 8:00 in the lecture hall. Y 0 rganizations tx 41:15

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