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

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Sitting at the senior table is an honor for some, but for seniors Noel McGarvey, Chad Davis. Tony Wiltshire, Jen'y Moody, and Craig Schulz it is an everyday event. Looking the part, Kim l1arrel waits to announce Best All Around at the favorites' assembly held in P.G. gym. fi F1 Working on the Student Council scrapbook proved to be hard work for members Deshon Allen, Nancy Frazior, Phyllis Tipton, Sharon Turk, Christy Patterson, and Ann LaCour as they posed for a beach party picture on the front lawn of the high school. 174 Closing M1 1, yn wi ig? ,yur

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