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

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La ing th Foundation New Improved Beautification of the school was on the agenda of many of the clubs. Clubs involved included VICAXAIASA, and CCE. lunior AIASA members constructed new sidewalks behind the home economics building and in front of the 600 Building leading to the shop. This work doubled as on-the-job training in con- struction occupations. VICA members attended the VICA Skills Olympics in tel in March. They learned of new uses for existing skills. Organizations will join the Student Government in pre- paring an area to be designated for smoking, probably in the fall. The new area will have a concrete foundation with a roof to protect students from the rain. The old smoke hole will be spruced up with shrubs, plants, and new grass. The efforts of such groups continued to enhance the physical plant. the Little Rock Excelsior Ho- lt's a dirty job, but somebody has to Standing back to take a look at their do it. In this case, it's Rodney Shumate progress, junior AIASA sponsor, Mr. and Freddy Cheek who scrape us ex- Randy Gullet, encourages his class. cess concrete from the ground. Support Groups 4

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H n People W Friendships ' Expected If it takes all kinds of people to make a world, then this campus must be a universe in itself! Everyone has his own personality, and several often merged into groups. Whatever the common interest, these groups all had one thing in common: strong, loyal friendships. The question often asked by students was Which class is the best? and although there were heated debates, what really mattered were the people who made up each class. People that students be- came close to would be remembered for more than which class had more spirit during homecoming, friendships made for life would be treasured more than scoring a touchdown. Spirit, activities, and competition were important, but friendships were what made school bearable! But then . . . ai You dvi Ewa Friendships are definitely not restricted to members of one's own grade. Tony McClain and Cynthia Pierce discuss current activities. Q s