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

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The Ups ond Downs of being on Office Aide Seniors doy, 'Somebody hos to do if' unning around and getting people out of class usually isn't legal. But for some senior office aides it is. Last year seniors were offered the privilege of helping out in the office for an elective credit. Many seniors opted to be an aide this year just because they thought it would be an easy class. But Ronda Coleman revealed another side ofthe story. I miss having a homeroom and voting in special elections because l'm an aide second period. But I do like working with the staff, she said. The administrators use office aides to run messages to the classes and keep up with the absentees. Mrs. Brovm said they definitely help. Coleman recom- mended it to any junior who wanted to become familiar with how the school op- erates. So if you want to roam the halls and have a good excuse, being an office aide mightjust be for you. i'It's a class with no homework and just a few respon- sibilities, said Ann LaCour, l get sick of mnning up and dovsm the stairs, but it is usually fun. OFFICE AIDE TIFFANY PATE RUNS HER REGU LAR ROUTINE of picking up the absentee slips MR. AND MISS PGHS The drum rollp the envelope: anxious faces: two remaining pla- ques: a perfect setting for the ending of the favorites assembly. Mr. Davis opened the last envelope and an- nounced, Mr. and Miss PCrrlS are Susan Mohundro and Trace War- ren. The crowd is amused as the two come from opposite sides of the gym. Trace and Susan have dated for nearly four years, but were not speaking during the awards assem- bly, which may be part of their chami. 'iWe're just a cute couple, Trace said. Mr. and Miss PGHS, Susan Mohundro and Trace Warren pose in front of the famous Pleasant Grove statue, which is located in the front of the new high school. Most Courteous boy, David Fausett, opens the door for Rhonda Coleman, Most Courte- ous girl. X 1' .lgt ,f -ygiiiniors Page Sponsor's: PRESTIGE PERSONE Summerhlll Road -- 1 ,T

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ge Sponsors: OFFENHAUSER Bt CO. Established 1882-Insurance 8: Bonds TONY WILTSHIRE TONY MILLER CLAY MITCHELL SUSAN MOHUNDRO Cheerleader 9-12: homecoming Princess l0,12: Mlss GHS 12: 2nd Place district UIL-debate: Debate Team 12: Class Ofllcer 10-12: Student Councll 10-11: NHS 9-12: Keyettes sec. 12. ERIC MONTE Football 9-12: NMS 9-12: Computer Club Secretary 12. JERRY MOODY Honor Soclety 10-12: Spanlsh Club 10-1 1: Key Club 11-12: Football 9-12: FCA 10-11: NJHS 9: Jr. Opti- mlsts 9: Chemistry Honors. VAN MORRIS CRAIG MUELLER FCA President: Yearbook!Newspaper Photographer: Newspaper: Key Club: NHS: Optimist of the Year 9: Optlmlst Club 9: Otilce alde. BRIAN NORTON MICHAEL NOWLIN Band 9-12: All-District band '84-'86: Outstanding marcher Award-Band: East Texas State University Honor Band: Band Lieutenant. STEVE OLINSKY DAVID OLIVER American Legion Boys' State: NHS 9,11.,12: Octagon Club President 10, secretary 9, member 11,12: Key Club 10,11 Sec., 12 Treas.: Student Councll 12 Var- slty Lettennan 10-12. GREG O'NEAL TIFFANY PATE Drlll Team 9.10: Sclence Falr winner 10: FCA 11,12 BRIAN PATTERSON NHS 11.12: 1st.2nd,5rd Place VICA Contests 10: lst place VICA Contest 1 1 CHRISTY PATTERSON Cheerleader 9-12, Head 12: Bluebonnet Glrls' State 12: Student Councll 9,11.12: NHS 9-12: Octagon 10- 12, Sec. 10: Keyettes 10-12. Sec. 12: Y-teens Vlce Pres. 12. DEBRA PEARLMAN Volleyball 9,10,12: Spanlsh Club 12: Drama Produc- Llon, Asst. Sound Director 12. MISSY PHILLIPS TERRI RAPIER Octagon 9-12. Ken Swanger Award 10, Jr. Optimist of the Year 9. NHS 89.11: FCA v. pres. 11: Spanlsh Club 12: Basketball 9-12. All-Dlstrict 10.11. WENDY RATCLIFF KEVIN ROBERTS Football 9-10: NHS 11: Spanlsh Club 11. Seniors 75

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NS: , 'A h I nf Y 1? , Q P.: of A SCOTT SANDERS REVIEWS SOME INSTRUC- LOOKING THROUGH THE FILE OF STUDENT TIONS from secretary Glenda Thomas during his schedules, Clint Ainsworth and Steve Jenkins get 1 period of office aide. s..J-9 5 -'nn Ai' . R ready to deliver notes to teachers. -i MOST COURTEOUS BEST PERSONALITY Courteous - polite and gracious: considerate of others: well mannered: a . definition well knovm to seniors Ronda 1 Coleman an David Fausett, voted most V' -.I courteous at P.G. David said, i'You nev- er get a second chance to make a good first impression. Most students will 32 agree that he has made a great impres- sion on P.G. in his first year here. David's courtesy will definitely lead him to big- ger and better things in the years to come. I was so surprised when I heard my name! Ronda said, but it's no surprise she got most courteous. Her entire life, Ronda has been told by her mother, Ulf you'll be nice to your schoolmates and Rhonda Coleman and Dylan Lewis were elected Best Personality. ,A Of: DR. TRONE, DR. SHIPP, AND DR. WHITT. the people you're around, then you'll go far in life. Ronda's mothers advice seemed to carry her even further. ln fact, it's helped her all the way through high school. 'll have received best person- ality all four years of high school, and it makes me feel good that people think l haven't changed. Dylan Lewis was also chosen best personality. Dylan is witty, fun to be around, and he always can make you see the bright side of things, stated senior Lacie Chambers. Having people like David, Ronda, and Dylan in school keeps an ordinary day from getting dull! Yi