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

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The relationship between a club possibilities of a program in which all sponsor and the members is vital clubs would partlctpate by Organizations Mrs, McDaniel and lnterclub Council describing their various activities LETTERMEN, IUNIOR. Front row: Kristy Beezley, K Indy lindsey, Shawna Stratton, Dean Kinney, len- niter Donham Second row: Cathy Cook, Wende Moseley, April Grant, Trau Kirby, Chnstine Smith, Mnssy Faster Third row: Ronnie Andrews, Amanda Dollarhide, Celeste Bowers, Millicent Henderson, lackie Vermillion, Ben Yl9l!lll'1g, Tracy Green, Iana Turner Back rowriloafh Palmer, Scott Mechllng, Ben Young, Darren Kitchens, Tra Selby, larvls Cone ic, lohney Kdnigstield, Phillip Kelley, Mike Plummer, 4 LETTERMEN, IUNIOR. Front row: Bradley Mat- thews, Ent Ardotn, lay Telter, Ron Davis, Paul Moore, Lhns Ti-Iter Second row: Doug Staneart, Brian Edmondson, Greg Harris, Andy Watts, Mike Sulltvan, Chuck Wallace, David Browning, lohn Wright Third row: AJ. Blaney, Gary Miller, Dale Dodson, Bubba McVay, Bryan Hall, Scott Shngley, Greg Lucas, Chris Stratton, Tim Ratliff Back row: Ionathan Stevens, Tommy Rester, lames Rogers, Doug Freeman, lack Dollarhide, lasnn Culp, Eric Dunlap, larrett lohnson, Mike Campbell, Coach Palmer LIBRARY CLUB. Front row: Wendy Bartlett, Tammy Bartlett, Kim Huddleston, Carmen Presley, Vice Presndent, Second row: Debra Bnnker, lason Cham- bers, Michael Sullivan, Laura Ferguson, leana l . 5 3 2 Y Munns Back row: Tommy Turner, Thomas Sponer, lohn Erwin, Gary Beckman, Secretary, Cindy Muller, Treasurer, Corey Carmlcal. MU ALPHA THETA. Front row: Robin Russell, Presi- dent, Cheryl Moix, Rhonda Tinrlall, Kim Harness, Mrs Henderson, sponsor Second row: Cynthia Begley, Lindsey Pierson, Eric Booth, Robyn Wilson, Treasurer, Karen Cormier Back row: Christy Hill, Mike Fortner, lack Shirley, Casey Engstrom, Stevie Green, Vice President: Shelley Sanford, Secretary, . ' i' ,Rs .:-.-.- t .1 ,SK Organizations President Stevie Green discuss the

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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

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'Election day is only the beginning for officers of Student Government. N harise Yankie convinces the students o elect her president of Student overnment by describing her talents, bilities, and activities. Iust W Unfortunately, fairy god- mothers do not exist. Many times busy students and teachers could have used a little magical help. While no A1addin's Lamp with the ac- companying three wishes ap- peared, several clubs worked to better serve students and teachers by improving school spirit and pride and by mak- ing changes around campus. Student Government gave all students an opportunity to i inseam. .... A A Helping Hand hen You Need It voice ideas through their elected officers and represen- tatives. The club sponsored the Christmas Dance, partici- pated in the Homecoming Parade and chose to 'change the procedure for electing the homecoming court. The Library Club and Interclub Council were other service clubs. The Library Club provided invaluable assistance to Mrs. McKinney and all who utilized the library. We keep the library in good condition, we clean it Library club members serve as library aides during one class period. They perform various duties including sorting books, keeping files, and pre- paring displays. Michael Sullivan and Tommy Turner organize the files for Mrs. McKinney. up after everyone has used it, said Debra Brinker. The Interclub Council, composed of all club presidents, co-ordinated the activities of all the clubs. Interclub Council is a chance to make some real changes around here, said Stevie Green. The service clubs affected every student and teacher as they provided essential aid academically and socially. A little help is always appreciated. Thomas Sponer came to Mrs. Eudy's aid by laminating several of her English students' Middle Ages projects. After a classroom presentation, several projects were displayed in the library. Sel'VlCe Clubs W W W