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

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X af John Bius-10 Melissa Blvens-11 Brian Black-9 Craig Blankenship-9 Bree Bloomfield-9 ,-5 1 Jennlfer Boddye-9 Ann Boothman-10 Brlan Borgeson-10 Kelli Bosler-9 L iq Candy Bounds-10 ' X Krissy Boyd-11 -I Chris Brackeen-9 Jennifer Broderick-9 Bobby Brannon-10 Byron Brewer-10 'K -'G Danny Brower-10 ti, is Wade Brown-9 Stephanie Bruton-9 John Bunch-9 Christy Bunn-9 Starlyn Bunn-9 Bryce Burke-9 Lisa Burke-10 .9 mr-'pf fe SIIERI UPSON AND DEANA WALRAVEN MAKE A MAD DASH to class from the 100 hall to avoid being tardy. Students had only five minutes to maneuver the halls and the stalrways. WAITING FOR THE LADY IIAWKS T0 BEGIN THEIR volleyball game, Tim Geary and brother Chris listen to their Walkman. age SPOIISOI' TEEN TALK Marsha Blankenship-10

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'R Julie Adams-9 Kayla Adcock-10 Brian Adkins-11 Troy Ainsworth-10 Chris Akin-9 Nicole Akins-9 Scott Alder-11 Brian Alford-11 Deshon Allen-11 Kelli Allen-11 Lisa Archambo-9 Nick Atkinson-11 Todd Aultman-10 Bill Bailey-11 Brian Baker-10 Jason Bakker-11 Wayne Barber-10 Elmer Beasley-11 - L Q n Cherie Beason-10 f . -: 1. -1...- if gc . .X , A rv. I Missle Bell-10 Q.. , A M . .1 gs bf 'al'-. 51' 'hr Q x 1 4 s if N 0 ,E w Lx 1 Skipper Bell-11 5. 5 Tina Billings-9 :f f Shelly Birtcher-10 , s Daniel Berry-9 . 8 . A , X x . X Better lote thon never Tordy policy gets students on the move The bell rings at 8:20, and stu- dents hurry through the heavy metal doors to make their way to first period before the tardy bell rings. The second bell rings, and people run frantically through the halls just in time to be tar- dy. Darrah, Coach Womack calls out, 'lyou're tardy again. Take this note to Mr. Hailey. The administra- tion felt that tardies were a big prob- lem this year. Mr. Henderson said, l'The tardy policy was set up to help students who want to leam without distractions. The second time you were tardy, a letter was sent home. The waming letter has a good point, it lets your par- ents realize your tardies and miscon- duct, said senior, Mark Hawkins. After a third tardy you received, the punishment becomes three licks CS or five days detention. However, some students needed more correction. lsola- tion was the last altemative in the tardy policy. Students who had all ofthe other punishment had no other choice than to spend one day in A.E.l., being secluded from the rest of their friends and faculty. Those who could make it to class on time felt the tardy policy worked. Senior Craig Schulz said, UI feel a student has plenty of time between classes and hef she needs to plan ahead before going to the next class. Whatever the consequences, most students did their best to get to class on time. And if they didn't, well, there's al- ways next period. knvm TAYLOR Emors A DAILY smou, THROUGH THE 500 hall, dressed in punky attire from the lst Senior Halloween Pep Rally. Page Sponsor: THE PERSONAL 5809 Stateline Ave

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Shane Burks-9 Danny Butts-10 Kyle Campbell-10 Brian Carpenter-10 Cammile Carpenter-9 Joy Carroll-9 Steve Carter-11 Jeff Case-11 Allison Chambers-10 Stacy Chamlee-10 Chris Chandler-10 W Kris Cheney-9 Holly Christian-10 Dean Clark-9 Jason Cobb-10 Chad Coleman-10 Tommy Coleman-11 Brandy Collins-9 Chad Collins-10 A.W. Combs-9 Michelle Combs-11 Ashli Connell-9 Richard Cooper-10 Marty Cope-11 Doteless Nights Cuddling with the Hoogen-Dozs riday morning. The morning before the big night on the town. You be- gin to worry. mls he going to ask me out? You walk into the school building and the first person you see is him , Was he looking at you? lt could be a good sign. He's going to ask you out. The day passes, but he never pops the question, What are you going to do tonight? Again - another dateless night. So what do you do? 'llf you've got a boyfriend or a girl- friend, you don't have too much to worry about. lt's a sure date. But ifyou haven't got a date, you're in for a pretty wild night! said Kelley Shope. There are a number of things you can do. l eatwhen l'm depressed, said Karissa Davis. When I don't have a date I sit in front of the TV and eat a gallon - 3:15 A .i. of ice cream. Mary Hancock orders Domino's pizza and rents movies. Destry Cragan rides around and 'lcheeses on the single girls. Jennifer Hopkins, Tricia Brack- een, and Amy Campbell all believe that they don't have to have a set date to have a good time. They go out and find a date. But whatever you do, when the night is over, you still have a good time, date or no date. And besides, you didn't have to worry about sound- ing weird or having toilet paper stuck on your shoe when you come out of the bathroom. SNUGGLING WITH ICE CREAM ON A DATE-less Friday night doesn't bother Tricia Foursha, be- cause she can always find a good looking hunk on T.V. if-f vw' .,,, Y-b Summerhill