Oak Grove High School - Hornet Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

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HORNET STAFF. Front row: Amy Thistlethwaite, Robin Russell, Mrs Marilyn Eudy, Adviser, lull st-rlberry, Danna Barnett, Business Manager. Sec- ond row: Robyn Lynch, Dawn Drennan, Gale Reed, Debra lxincald Third row: Denise Wilson, . X 5 ' 5 l S . 1 F S E SE is S If Allison Sills, lent Hansen, Editor, Charise Yankie, Edi- torp lamie Wheat, Mini-Mag Editor. Back row: Katie Smith, Laura Whitworth, Flint Turner, Rob Berry, Amlxer Pate, lulie Hendrix, l l l E i r INTERCLUB COUNCIL. Front row: Debbie Thistlethwalte, Necole Harper, Cynthia Begley, Rob- in Russell, Mrs. McDaniel. Second row: Rhonda Tindall, Charise Yankie. Cindy Miller, Shelley i Sanford, Sherrie McGhee. Back row: Stevie Green, President: lason Culp, Mark Myers, Mark Youngblood, lames Harness, lames Rogers. i - l ... L ,, ,, is Y i' l . 1 ' 'L5 - f.. yds. ,-Y, W at , 3.5.23 ,, I, . ' fl, - , I A - 'Y'-3 -Fm. 4' S ' . 4 ,S 5 SENIOR LETTERMEN. Front row: Coach Tuner, Amy Hogan, Cathy Barker, Beth Harrelson, Rhonda McHughes, Sonya Walker, Laura Havens, Sarah Norton, Tonya Cray Second row: Cindy Case, LaNae Iackson, lamie Wheat, lennifer Ardoin, Stacye Rash, Ashley Phelps, Holly lohnston, Pam Ht-nni-ssey, Betsy Srnilh, Sherri McGhee, Cindy Da- vis. Third row: Beth Sheffield, Kris Chandler, S E ' if Q , 2 ,Q l l 1 Q' I ' r f.. 3 A , 3 T . 1 1 Us . Q . Q ' R' ff as ' 1 . Q, if t Q w ' fi ' ,QM Q . U' XS' 0' 15, lo Q Q, PIM .' - ,f N ,.-... ff . - - I L , . -- L 1 hx .1 , 1,-, ,..c.. Q it SENIOR LETTERMEN. Front row: Coach Tuner, Christy Hill, Carla Wilkins, Brenda Tew, Tammy Fisher, Robyn Wilson, Sharon Moore. Second row: Denise Wilson, Melissa Russell, Mike Fortner, Shawn Wilcox, Kendra Haynes, Heather Hilburn, lxim Lindsey, Karen York. Third row: Bryan Tammy Waters, Amber Hilburn, Andy Mclemore, Wayne Brown, Ricky Green, Tony Iones, Stefanie Bryant, Carla Ridgeway, Stacy Horton, Back row: Mark lackson, Al Graham, Lenny Whiteman, Russell Munns, Scott Funderburg, Eric Tolbert, Lee Hunt, David Dougan, Undra Lovelace, lim Hansard, Ger- ald Presley. 1: is . si 2 S s l , X . N , , ,, it V 5.6 K Z X , K ' K' R ll 3 - sf . 1' McCuien, Floyd Conic, Flint Turner, limmy lo Colclasure, Terrell Smith, lason lohnson, Rob Berry, Stevie Green, Roger Andrews. Back row: Coach Mayes, lack Shirley, Brian Anderson, Mark Myers, Mack Pharr, Steve Shrigley, Bud Brock, Terry Kirby, Mike Decker, Mike Graham, W 0 A OfQGl'1lZCll0DS . . The final touch to finishing a news- Wade use the board as they work Gfganlzatlons paper page is pasting it up on the to make their first deadline lightboard. Mike Anderson and Ric Q, St. milky Hwamw

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Home Economic students receive practical hands on experience in sew- ing, cooking, and running a home. loyce johnson sews the straps for the apron she is making. All eyes were on center stage as Mike Cillam and Iarrod Davis sword fight over Sherri McGhee, in the spring play Love Is Murder. 9 ' s . was-nts 3 -- Q Q . 2 , a 'i ex . ,Q X A 3 8 Q- -. .X me -. N Q Q The moment is drawing nearer. limmy lo Colclasure and jenna Bratcher ner- vously await the moment they will Utie the knot in the FHA mock wedding. ff. Bright Lights tudents Reach for tardom Murder, mys- tery, romance. All the world is a stage, as the cast of Love is Murder proved with their spring per- formance. There was chaos back- stage, but it didn't spread to center stage. Opening night it was chaotic back stage. The prop room got locked with Eric's costume in itg fortunately, we found the key in time so it turned out okay, said Cathy Barker. The participants put in eight weeks of hard work to pre- pare for the spring play. During those eight weeks the cast practiced every day after school in order to per- fect their performance. Well, they say practice makes perfect although I don't know if it's true. Prac- tice can be long and hard, but in the end it's worth it! said Sherri McGhee. Stardom was within the reach of members of Future Homemakers of America as they tried their hand at mod- eling in the spring fashion show. Others used their act- ing skills by participating in a mock wedding. It was a lot of fun, and I loved getting dressed up in a wedding dress. It seemed like my own wedding, said lenna Bratcher. FHA members were in the spotlight of the campus as they participated in the Mir- acle Mile. The club members collected quarters to donate to the Children's Hospital for their child development pro- gram. This is a new on-going program. . Projects . .,., . 5:5 ' .

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E cellen The Rate Is Tops All those hours spent taking p i c t u r e s , writing stories, drawing and pasting up layouts, and running around frantically trying to make deadlines paid off. The year- book and the newspaper staff have been awarded honors of excellence. The Hornet and Stinger staffs attended a convention held at the Camelot Hotel in Little Rock where they won awards of excellence. Suzanne Simmons, who was representing the Hornet, was named the Editor of the Year. The Stinger staff won Iuli Sedberry, Mike Ander- son, Beth Harrelson, and Re- nee Edmondson. The Hornet staff attended camp at Ouachita Baptist University where they won several awards. leni Hansen won graphics, Iuli Hendrix, theme, Charise Yankie, graphics. The whole staff won layout excellence, theme packet excellence, and outstanding theme pack- et award. The yearbook also won three first place All-Colum- bian awards. They were in concept, design, and writing. The Hornet also received an excellent rating for general excellence. Yearbook members spend many hours after school trying to make Barnett work overtime in order to complete their layouts. deadlines. Katie Smith and Danna awards by Elaine Wilson, 4- 's is H, ,f f .21 . r . -Q , K K Y ,gg f, 1 wr. Fw, -QL. ,.,lin----H ---f The editors' task is not an easy one. Charise Yankie and leni Hansen make their o,wn little cubbyhole so that they can work without being disturbed. . 'Competition 4