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

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. ,... ,Q ,eae F t-t-it-4-at 0 at O or -H be J 'ii ltr? . CYNTHIA BEGLEY ROB BERRY Cynthia gave un- limited hours to the drama and music departments where her participation netted her roles in three major produc- tions, three years in rr .ca g pppp Jp t tthh dtthhh tt h . ipthf tips ssir Hut Q itie F E t , ,figs H by k . . L. 5 g,,pppluphut tptiuhh . ptt shhp ,ptnup p,tus sidd . , 0 . .Q . . - , 1' ... r .. i . , ,Q ret. , .L .1 .A . ,,. .... ., , rf it pglhi h , Appp, g , er t s -Li.-g.K.5,,,,' H .-2.1. . .fr .1 . ,. ird sedh srrr 33. . , 11 as . .- , .. f . LP.. Q -i . , F 1 F ' V ., :Q w,.:rf..y 1.-fz' . M. V ,,,, an . f G shra f the All-District Choir, and a place in the Madrigals. Cynthia also par- ticipated in Advanced Placement courses and in eight campus organizations. In her free time, she served as a volunteer at Memorial Hospital. production, and for three Rob, an Advanced Placement student, re- presented the school at the prestigious ARK. Governor's School. A former TAG member, Rob garnered awards in the Math and Science Fairs on two occasions, participated in Olympics of the Mind two years, appeared in one drama years played in the Jazz Band. Rob belonged to three campus organizations and played baseball for Burns Park. FLOYD CONIC A transfer to OC during his junior year, Floyd became as involved in athlet- ics as he had been at his former school. Both on and off the field, Floyd demon- strated a high level of leadership. Floyd lettered in football, baseball, basketball, and track. He was named All-District football, honorable mention and All-District, basketball. KAREN CORMIER in calculus, French, and Karen, who has set records in track, has a GPA of over 4.00. En- rolled in Advanced Placement courses, Karen was a National Merit Semifinalist, a member of the Olym- pics of the Mind team, and a delegate to Girls' State. Karen has won academic awards physiology, among oth- ers. She was a member ot six campus organiza- tions and ran cross-country. iaia A - -...' E f - f STEVIE GREEN HEATHER HILBURN A delegate to the A class officer' head iiilll A eis. i A . UA Leadership De- Cheerleader' and ,ff If velopment Institute, Homecvming Queen, ttt' Stevie repeatedly Heather's interests Hfifg. ,- :..r,1... lts served as an am- Covered 3 spec- it bassador for OG: trum. Heather attended 5, .A Boys' State, Close- the UA Leadership .,, ,,,, ..-j A ,.. .S X Q Up in Washington, Development Institute, A A nc. Pcssn con- Girls' State, and ..-.r.. .. . ' . . 4--- ,'1'- ld 1 C t, worked on the PCSSD .... . fl Slflg if Consolidation commit- , ..'- I i A xglg V lor year, Stevie was tee. She also served on VP of the Student Government. Stevie won the PCSSD Commiflee to set Standards for Cheer' - 1 iour academic awards' took AP Advanced leaders. She was a delegate to the Student Advi- ,,..,l 1 .V , Placement courses, and lettered in basketball. SOTY Board' Heather SWUUS for Maumelle during lf S' He played baseball for Burns Park and took summers' '.,, part in church work. -. ----,- 1 .1 .-,, Hornet l'lOll of FCITIS Q 5 . .-.. . , ..,.

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A Rickey Lemar Wilson-mek I1.IO1 GCE I1. Robyn Ann WllS0n-Beta in qv.Presp.n.ia FBLA 11.11 tHistD.l0i Mu Alpha Theta l2,lli Volleyball Ili Key Ili Outreach II, Track IQ Softball lOl Lettermen IO, For. Lang. IOL FCA IO1 Sr. Class Treas. John Wimberly-sci im vicA ii, FCA io. Kelley Alleeli Wrlghi-Band II.lOx Academic Awardsfl. Charise Cathleen Yankie-Beta I2.Il.IQ si, Govt. iz mesa. Jr, Rep.i Hornet I1 QEditorj.II.IQ lnterclub Council Ill Cheerleader Il: Key Il.IOi Mu Alpha Theta II CSecbx Lettermen Ill Drill Team IQ FBLA IOL For. Lang. lOl Academic Awards-4. Karen Elizabeth York-Drill Team IJ, Lettermen mo FBLA ILIQ Key Il.IOL For. Lang. ILIQ Choir Ill Hornet IQ Track IOL Volleyball IQ FCA IO, Academic Awards-I. Mark Youngblood-Basketball me vicA iz qmsuii qvpresp, Track I1.II,I0i Sign Committee Ili Lettermen Ili St. Govt. IIJQ FBLA IO. Honor Roll I0. all the time spent after school slaving over the yearbook? Charise Yankie takes a pizza break. . , . sitting on the benches during lunch and relaxing. Sean Schultz and Karen York take some special time out for each other, getting to go off campus for lunch was a big treat, Renee Edmondson and lenna Bratcher show that it's all hustle and bustle just to get back on time. . . . being in Mrs. Eudy's English class and trying to get away with murder, Bryan McCuien puts on his most mischievous smile.

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GREG JACKSON Greg, an out- standing football player, broke the rushing record once held by his brother. In all, Greg gained over 1000 yards. He lettered three years in football. His athletic pro- wess gained him statewide recognition. He was All-Metro, All-State, and All-Conference, and the Razorbacks recruited him. During the summers, Greg played baseball lor Burns Park. Hornet Hall of -Fame Seniors accorded honor Honoring those seniors who made significant achievements, the Hornet Hall of Fame made its debut during the second semester. Inductees excelled in one or more of these categories: Academics, School andfor Community Service, Athletics. The administration appointed a faculty committee to select the induc- tees from among nominated seniors. Teachers, coaches, and sponsors oi seniors made the nominations. Congratulations to the Hrst inducfees of the Hornet Hall of Fame! MARK MYERS SHELLEY SANFORD STEVE SHRIGLEY Mark made notable achieve- ments in the business depart- ment's activities. As an FBLA member, Mark won the State Business Law Contest, attend- ed two Leader- ship Conler- ences, and the National Leadership Conference. He held two local otlices, acted on the TCB Student Board ot Direc- tors lPresidentl. Mark attended Close-Up in Washington, D.C. He also belonged to seven campus groups. As Senior Class President, Shelley coordinated all senior activities. Even though she was an active member of over ten campus or- ganizations and took Advanced Placement Cour- ses, Shelley also spent many hours doing volunteer work in the community. This work included church ministry, community babysitting, deaf communications, and Acteens. She won several academic, awards. Steve signed with the UA Razor- backs, becoming the first OG foot- ball player to do so. He lettered three years in football, two years in track and basketball. Steve is enrolled in Ad- vanced Place- ment courses, belongs to-several campus or- ganizations, and shares credit for starting a spirit movement during the senior basketball season. He played baseball for Burns Park. TERRELL SMITH Selected by his teachers, Terrell served as a dele- gate to Boys' State. Terrell stood in the up- per quarter of his class. He was visi- ble in nearly ev- ery aspect of stu- dent life, partici- pating in campus organizations and athletics. Through his FBLA affliation, he has attended leadership confer- ences. ln football, he was named All-Confer- ence during his junior year. DEBBIE THISTLETHWAITE Debbie, an out- standing journa- lism student won several awards with the Arkan- sas High School Press Association and one with the national groupl She has worked two years as the editor of the STINGER. Elected treasurer of the Student Government, Debbie also held other leader- ship positions in the seven campus groups to which she belonged. CHARISE YANKIE An all-round achiever, Charise represented many facets of school life. She held the highest elected position, president of Stu- dent Govern- ment at the same time that she shared the edit- orship of the HORNET yearbook. She attend- ed the UA Leadership Institute, took Ad- vanced Placement courses, and won journa- lism awards from AHSPA. She was a cheerleader her junior year. Hornet HCll of FOITIG W Q 5