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

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l x 1 X l l T ictures: f Woriha s i 3 Thousand Words Clickl The flash still blinding, white spots dance in front of his eyes that try to focus on anything visible. While he at- tempts to recuperate from the first picture, the photographer says, Hold still and smile while I take another picture. Many parents and students show up at football games, parties, vacations, and other special events with cameras in hand. Wind-blown hair, tacky jeans, and a hot dog midway to the mouth were what the typical foot- ball stand pictures looked like. These photographs usually turned out to be the favorite of the pho- tographer rather than the person in the picture. Reminders of special moments were captured in vacation shots. They included pictures of snow- capped mountains and sandy beaches. They recalled dreams of fun in the sun and frolicking in the snow. The cheerleaders took time out from camp to work on their tans on the beaches of sunny Florida. During spring break Christy Moreland and Stacey Rash tackled the ski slopes of Colorado. Pictures recaptured the delights and stresses of growing up and froze forever that moment in time. u 'ss ss Allh0U8h m3nY 5fUd9l1fS do not kI'l0W il, AS' stalled a home darkroom where he and his sistant Principal loe Presley develops film and gon work, prints photographs. Recently, Mr. Presley in- Plctures W 5

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Students take notice of the expertise of the Davis-Pack representative as he posi- tions them for club pictures. The snow-capped mountains of Colora- do provided a perfect place for Stacey Rash to swoosh down the slopes. High tops, blue jeans, a cast, a coat, and a tie! Even a sprained knee couldn't keep Eddie Goines from showing up for his senior picture. Q 'I f ' 1 Student Life

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Overcrowding at lockers is a major problem for some students as they struggle to finish their business before their next class begins. As the lockers slammed shut at 3:35, Angie Clausen and Necole Harper sighed with relief at not having to face frustration again until the next morning. ll-1 - Student Life l1 With the expansion of the business department, Amy Thistlethwaite, Pam Hennessey, and Christy Moreland pitch in to help move office equip- ment into the new 900 building. Clusters of students gather throughout the halls to recount their summer experiences. LaNae Jackson, Elaine Wilson, and Shelia Halsey spend a few spare moments together between classes.