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

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Jenny Kay Harness Kimberly Kay Harness--Bala l2,lI,IQ sl. Govt. ll,lo FBLA I2 CV.PresJ,Il 1Secl. IQ Mu Alpha Theta l2.II.IQ Sr. Class Sccretaryr Honor Roll I1.II.IOi WA.. D.C. Close-up Ili AR. Close-up Ilf Jr. Class Secretaryr Key ILIQ TCB Board IL Letterlnen IQ Drill Team IO. Karen Ann Hatchett-El-lA ll.lo GCE lla caalrlalalagy l. Kendra Dione Haynes-volleyball mo Baalralball ln, FHA Ilr GCE II. Todd Hennessey-GCE I,lll Football. Manager II.IOl Track, Manager IO. Sean M. Herlacher Heather Diane Hllbufll-CheerleaderI21Capt,J,Il1Co, Capt.b, IO, Homecoming Maid I2 1OueenJ.lIr Key ILIQ lettermen IIIIJQ Sr. Class V. Pres,. FBLA II,IOl For Lang. II,IO QV. Prcs.Jl FCA II,IOl GIFIS' State Il, St, Govt. lOl Sl. Advisory Board IO. Christy Yvonne Hill-Basketball I2.II.lOl Volleyball I2.II,I0r Lettermen I1.II,lOl Track Il.IOl Beta I2.II.lQ Mu Alpha Theta I2,II, FCA II, IO, Outreach Ill FBLA Ili Key llr For. Lang. IO. Raymond Hinds Pamela Estella Holland-EHA Ill GCE II. Gregory Anthony Jackson-Eaafball I2 CAII-Conference, Gan-lla Player ol the Week-6. Democrat Player of the Week-4. All-Arkan- sas, All-Metro. All-SIBIEJ, ll CAII-ConferenceJ,IO QAII-Confercncejr Base- ball Il.IOl FCA lI.lO. Jason Lee Johnson-Football I2.II,IOa Tennis I2.II,l0i Track l2,l0. Golf IJ. Letlermen l2,lI,IOi Nat. Honor Society Illl, Cary Brian Johnston-vlcA Il.Il.lQ saga Committee 12 fPresJ. Diana Michelle Jones-GCE ln, Clralr ll, Key IO. Cheryl Renee Kelley-EBLA l2,ll. Band lI,lO1OfliccrJa Flag Llrre IO. Doug W. Kelley ' Graduation Seniors wind things up The final year of high school, the year many had dreamed oi, lived for, and thought never would arrive-with it came not only the authoritative title of sen- ior, but also a number of certain events reserved for seniors only. There were senior portraits to be taken, transcripts to be completed and brunch to be planned. There was the opportunity to purchase senior sweatshirts with each class member's name beautifully written on it. fThere was also sen- ior skip-day, an unapproved holidayj Finally, all the details of gradu- ation had to be attended to. Or- dering caps and gowns, invita- tions, and special class mementos had to be done and be paid. Graduation requirements had to be met, yet it was all worth it when the seniors filed forward to receive the coveted diploma. The Class of 1986, the first to graduate at Barton Coliseum instead of the Hornet Stadium, had mixed feel- ings about this new location, yet all were glad high school was coming to a close. I can under- stand why it should be held there in case of bad weather, but I would rather have it at OG because that's where my memo- ries are, said Brenda Tew. Despite all the complications and anxieties, the class of 1986 was determined to make this the best graduating class ever. Sel'llOfS

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