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

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Junior High- - The next step High school! What wonders does it hold for an excited seventh-grader? What new prob- lems? Although they were considered the babies of the campus, they received the same rules, punishments and freedoms as seniors. I like high school because they don't treat you like babies. In elementary they treat you like you are two years old and watch everything you do, said Thad Sappington. Freedom appeared the most ap- pealing benefit of high school. Contemplating the day they are seniors, Amanda Rogue and Ronnie Coosenberry view upperclassmen Brenda Tew, Lee Green, and Mike Thompson. The students received a five minute break between classes, thirty-five minutes for lunch, and were allowed to pick out food for lunch. In grade school we had to eat whatever they gave us and drink milk all the time, said Shawn Brown. Upper classmen were heroes, idols and monsters to the seventh-graders. I expected people to be mean, beat me and my friends up and try 'to give us drugs, said lody Eldridge, but no one did, and now I love junior high school. Shelley Hartman Vincent Hatchett Christi Hatzfield Brian Hay Detrick Haynes Leigh Ann Henderson Candy Henry Aimee Henson Michelle Hill Sam Hill LaWanna Hilton Dawn Hobson Amanda Hogue Amy Holowenzak Abby Holt Eric Holt Ladonna Houston Tara Hudson LaSondra Hunt Scott Hylton Jannell Jackson Michael Jackson Chris James Naomi James . S .... i..

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Keyboarding Beginning technology Skill, coordination, and daring were required with the new seventh-grade keyboarding class. I love teaching seventh-graders, said lanet Lawrence. In past years keyboarding has not been avail- able in their grade. They were forced to wait until their freshmen year before they could be introduced to a keybord. Many of the students took ad- vantage of the new offering. Michelle Jenkins Howard Johnson Chad Jones Jason Kindrick Kim King Matt Kinney Tina Landers Cami Lane Ellen Lark Brian Lawrence Stephanie Lewellen Monica Loyd Ron Mahar Jennifer Martin John May Darret McCaster Keyboarding is important because when I get into senior high and college, I will have a lot of reports, and I can make a better grade it they are typed, said Rebecca Fitzpatrick. Many stu- dents understood the importance of this skill. I took typing in the seventh-grade so that I would have plenty ot time to improve because someday I hope to be a secretary, said Candice Cohens. , .. 1 People