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

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IW ' 2 at . l is I f 1 1 Spilling a coke can be embarrassing, especial- ly when you get it on your friends. Scott Shrigley knocks over his can, with Brian Edmondson barely escaping as Chris Branson watches. Paul Moore takes a tumble, hoping no one has seen him. n the Spot When you least expect it You'Ve gotten up twenty minutes late, you hair is wet, and you didn 't have time to put on any make-up, you have to run to catch the bus, and when you get to school you Hnd out it's picture day. Everyone has had at least one or two embarrassing moments, whether it's spilling Coke at lunch or getting called on in class dur- ing a daydreaming attention lapse. There never seems to be an exit for those embarrassing times. loanie Davis feels that the best thing to do is to just laugh at yourself to keep from getting too embarrassed. One ot the worst things that could happen would be to be with someone you really like and discover that you have a baseline! exclaimed Michele McBride. Even though embarrassing moments happen, pretty soon ev- eryone forgets about it and lite goes on. Tina McElroy Amy McGowan Tina Meeks Lori Metzger Christy Miller Jenny Mills Paul Moore Tammie Moore Tonia Moore Ginger Nooner Tammy Norman Todd Ogles Tara Osburn Marcus Owney Sheryl Pack Jason Patterson Terry Perkins Yolanda Perkins Cherri Pierce Alyssa Pierson Josh Plummer James Porter Jeff Powell Carmen Presley 1- if-451

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1 ,Zi 124 if , 2 f,,ff f We f 42? Chain letters are a method of spreading gos- sip and writing fortunes. Missy Easter and Stephanie Cathey continue the chain by slip- ping a letter into someone's- locker. Chairl- Letters An eighth grade tradition Passing notes, spreading gossip, and writing fortunes are all ele- ments of most eighth graders' ev- eryday life. The exchanging of notes can be seen on practically every corner of the campus. Writing fortunes tells one who their true love is, how many chil- dren they will have, and where they will live. Most eighth graders do this in class to pass time when they are bored. They often take the chance of getting caught and having their note read in front of the class. Also, there is the chance that someone in the next class will find the note left behind. Notes are a great way to pass time and to express feelings to other people including friends and sometimes enemies. Writing notes is great until you get caught. Usually the teacher reads it out loud, and when she's through, ev- eryone knows who your latest love is! stated Kristi Long. Even though most have gotten caught or have witnessed their friends getting caught, eighth graders will continue writing notes until they run out of paper. Jerry Stark Jonathon Stephen Shanna Stephens Merle Stewart Chris Stratton Tina Strom Tracy Stroncek Tammy Strocyk Michael Sullivan Margaret Taylor John Teague is .i..-a-ruin Scott Telfer Johnny Tew Bo Turchi Tommy Turner Tammy Utley Brian Washington Andy Watts Karen Whitworth Dewayne Wickliffe Kim Wickliffe Clay Wortham Joe Wright Jenny Yielding Tonya Yielding Carla York -1-153 Elqhth