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

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4 nm, 15 QL? f' sv' A., St' Q fs. ?' Stacey Haily-9 Shannon Haire-10 Neely Haldeman-10 Evan Hale-11 l'l.D. Hale-9 Karen Hall-9 Leslie Hall-11 Alicia Hamill-9 April Hamill-11 Melanie Hamilton-10 Mary Hanna-11 Andrew Hansche-9 Jennifer Harkrider-10 Tim Harland-9 Chris Harris Julie Harris-10 , Pam Harris-9 1 Houston Hanison-10 Laurie Harvey-10 Skipper Hastings-10 Jeff Hawkins-10 Lori Hawkins-11 Bobby Hays-11 Andrea Heflin-11 Best Personality What is a personality? ls it a sense of humor? Charm? Wit? For Leigh Ann Fincher and Dan Owens, voted Best Personality in the 11th grade, it's all of these things. Leigh Ann enjoys many activi- ties such as bowling, skiing, and vol- leyball, but she enjoys being with her friends the most. Dan enjoys track, basketball, football, baseball, jogging and he also enjoys spending his spare time with his friends. Sponsor: TOUCH OF CLASS Classes 87 Good Luck Srs. 1987

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is T -1 X . ,V is Q Tim Galloway-9 Amy Gann-10 Eddie Garrett-9 Jay Garrett-11 Tim Geary-10 Iv:-1 2 Danny George-9 QL-Q Ronnie George-10 Lori Geraci-11 Bethany Goff-10 Mark Gooch-11 Alicia Goodrich-10 Frank Goodrich-11 Ste hanie Gordon-9 P Randy Gortney-11 Tonya Grandben'y-9 Carla Graves-9 Spencer Gray-9 Darrin Giver-9 Renee Guillory-11 Kristi Gunnelles-10 Barbara Hackleman-10 Steven Hackleman-9 1 Holll Hagler-10 - Q-an , 4 Kristi Haily-10 X if The ploce to rock Shreveport gives o chonge of poce OT! DARK! LOUD! CROWDED! A ceiling full of lights, an auditori- um packed with people from local and surrounding areas, people yelling and screaming. What can all of this excite- ment mean? CONCERTS! CONCERTS! CON- CERTS! Nothing to do in Texarkana? Cro to Shreveport for a concert. Most ofthe stu- dents from area schools went out-of- tovm to concerts. We go to the concerts to get away from the same old thing - there's more excitement where the concerts are, said Brandy Nelson. Concerts weren't the only things going on, but were the most talked about and most exciting happenings. Several concerts have been in the surrounding area including Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Dokken, Hooters, Lov- erboy, Cinderella, Journey, Ratt, and more. Only one rock concert has been to Texarkana in several years. Will there be more to come? No one will know until it happens. Students have shown that they want more concerts to come to Texarkana. LEAD GUITARIST FOR wrrrTE HEART jams with the rest of the band, who were one of the Christian rock groups to perfomi in Texarkana. lasSeS Page Sponsor: BUNDLES or Good Luck Srs

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Deron Heimerdlnger 9 Randy Henderson 11 Russell Hensley 10 Kris Hlll 10 Pat Hill 10 Wendy Hiller 9 John Hodges 11 Sheri Hoffman 11 Lyndale Holloway 10 Kristal Hooper 9 Billy Hopklns 10 Gary Hopkins 9 Brlan Howe 10 ' Kevln Howren 10 Todd Howren 11 Kevln Hughes 10 Anna Hunter 10 Lori Ingram 11 Corpe diem Seniors lived for the doy At Medievol Festivol he trumpet sounded to an- nounce the procession of the peasants, kings, and ladies of the court, along with other medieval characters. Was this the 17th century? No, it was the hallways of Pleasant Grove. Mrs. Ables' senior honors English class celebrated spring by holding a medieval festival on May Day. Each student dressed as the 88' Classes 53' character of his choice and made a ban- ner to represent himself. After the pro- ceedings through the halls, they pro- gressed to a secluded section of the woods where they feasted on medieval food, participated in games and dances, and enjoyed the relaxation. It was a good excuse to get out of class, and we had fun doing it, said Paige Henson. MEDIEVAL ROYALTY DEMONSTRATE THE PROP- ER USE ofthe guillotine. Mark Hawkins fliing Hen- ry llj, David Oliver lSir Lancelotl, and Gregg Knaupe lliing Henry VJ get ready for their next vic- tim. .WE Q P Page Sponsor: 2001 Summerhilll159 Arkansas