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

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Tennis PG vs Liberty Eylau PG vs Hooks PG vs Liberty Eylau PG vs Arkansas High PG vs TCC PG VS Hooks 11 1 PG vs Arkansas l'lif'h District Swimming Hacogdoches lnv. Boys 5th Girls 4th Longview Boys 6th Girls 4th Tri-meet Pine Treeldohn Tyler Boys 2nd Girls 1st District Boys 6th Girls 4th CI0lf Bullard lnv. CAD 1st 525 fbi 2nd 529 Nacogdoches lnv. CAD lst 515 tbl 5rd 541 Pleasant Grove lnv. UU 1st 515 lb! 2nd 521 Paris lnv. QM 5rd 514-507 Henderson lnv. KAI 2nd 520 District CAJ 1st 508 tbl 2nd 526 Regionals QM lst 501-298 Girls Nacogdoches lnv. 5rd 456 South Garland lnv. 4th 422 Paris lnv. 4th 457 District lst 415 , Regionals 5rd 575-588 lgspring Sports

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Sponsor: Q-.awww - ,e DAN CROWDER INSURANCE 5207 Richmond Road ,.,-..--M --rf-4 Tennis Team. Bottom Row: Tricia Russell, Kristen White, Lacie Chambers, Dosha Hall, Rachel Gwinn, Patti Scott. Top Row: Craig Blankenship, Gregg Raffaelli, Walter Stanley, Eric Monte, Lance Court, H. D. Hale, Kyle Campbell, Steven Jenkins, Paul Nowlin. ' Y 'cw Golf Team from left to right: Mr. Carozza, Kyle Hogue, John Lawley, Trey Patterson, Shane Dossey, Dusty Pannell, Damon Lusk, Rebecca Sims, William Sparks, Brent Lusk, Nick Duke, Mark Barton, Marty Cope, Jetf Hawkins, Matt McMellon. Swim Team. Top row: Jeff Wilson, Todd Sharp, Kenneth Rippetoe, Wayne Denson, David Dillard, Michael Dillard. Bottom row: Angie Rippetoe, Melissa Moore, Jenny Boddye, Kimberly Megason, Gretchen Lemke. Spring Sports 157

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,,,....liiu:ir-t... X .. .. Ur in - . X ,wr lllvwx.l33rvfl.1i,1.l,jxr srmno SPORTS-'3QjMsifi,l Fall preparation pays off in Spring Competition lthough golf, tennis, and swim- ming were classified as spring sports, the work didn't end in the spring. A lot of hard work and preparation went into these sports in the fall. The golf team practiced everyday af- ter school for at least two hours. When practice was over, many golfers played on their own. lt was all worth it in the end, after we won Regionals and were on our way to state, said senior Kyle Hogue. Rebecca Sims said, 'After l shot 69-67 in Regionals, I could see how all the extra hours payed off. The swim team was another sport that put in extra practice all during the year. Swimmers got up to go practice ev- snmon DAVID DILLARD DOES THE BUTTERFLY during a swim meet, where he placed at the top for the P. Cl. Sea Hawks. A SWIM MEET SWIM TEAM MEMBERS IN THE DISTRICT MATCH, KRISTEN WHITE gets on David Dillard as he finishes his race ready to hit a shot back to her opponent. ery moming at 6 O'clock when most oth- er students were still asleep. Getting up at 6 o'clock every moming was worth it when we did well at our meets, said Kimberly Megason. However, early momings weren't a problem for the tennis team. Instead, they practiced after school to get ready for their toumaments. And it paid off with the team taking top honors in Dis- trict. To be good at a sport, the athlete had to be willing to put in a lot of extra hours, and the spring athletes did. With all three teams taking district honors, the effort put the athletes in the spot- light. TREY PATTERSON, PRACTICING FOR AN upcom- ing toumey, gets ready to hlt his drlve down the Fairway. .tri--. .- ' 1, rf. , 'Wx-Cqigitgya Spnng Sports