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

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Pets will do anything for a treat. Karen Whitworth's dog, Brandy, leaps for the treat Karen is holding, Cuddlvibmpafvr lfrieniis -lf-or life- - I -I They have been called man's best friends, but weren't they really kid's best friends? Pets were just like part of the family to most people. They had their own houses, their own beds, and their own food. Pets were always there when no one else seemed to be. They lis- tened to problems, not particularly because they wanted to, but because they were held so tightly that they had to! They fpetsl always seemed to get their way. All they had to do was give the look of big sad eyes and floppy earsg it worked everytime. We've had my dog so long that we treat her like part of the family. She's beginning to think she's human too! said Ka- ren Whitworth. A lot of people didn't realize what their pets meant to them un- til they were gone. Then they real- ized how special they were. When my dog Lucky died, I was very hurt. It was like losing a friend, said loe Wright. rp 1 Brenda Brown Debbie Brown Mark Brown Shelly Brown David Browning Teresa Burnett David Butler Pablo Caballero Danny Carlock Jennifer Carlock Stephanie Cathey Elena Cervantes Jason Chambers Lisa Charleston Kim Colclasure Melissa Corblshley Debbie Cowger Aaron Cullers Bo Cummings Debbie Cummings Jenni Dail Canna Davis Joanie Davis Ronny Davis 1 T Elqhlh

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