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

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Young, Monica 161 Youngblood, Mark 1 8 4,7 1, 1 23 Zajac, John 139,94 Zimmerebner, Ashleigh 10 0, 1 4 5 Zinamon, Mickey 96, 1 6 1 'I 9 Hornet Staff Page Credits Jeni Hansen, Editor-in-Chief, 3 years, I,2,3,4,5,6,7,44,45, 94,95,I04,I05,I24,I25,222,223,224. Charise Yankie, Editor-in-Chief, 3 years, I,2,3,4,5,6,7,44, 45,94,95,IO4,IO5,I24,I25,222,223,224. Danna Barnett, Business Manager, 2 years, Advertising section. Jamie Wheat, Mini Mag Editor, 2 years, Mini Mag section, 52,53,78,79,84,85. Rob Berry, I year, Freshman section, 6,7,44,45,94,95. Dawn Drennan, I year, I6,I7,22,23,6O,6I,92,93,Il2,II3, Senior section, Seventh grade section. Julie Hendrix, I year, I2,l3,2O,2I,36,37,58,59, Sophomore section, Faculty section. Debra Kincaid, Photographer, I year, l2,I3, Developed pictures. Robyn Lynch, 2 years, I6,I7,20,2I,54,55,88,89,98,99,IIO,III. Sophomore section. Amber Pate, I year, I8,I9,3O,3I,7O,7I,72,73,9O,9I,96,97,IO8, IO9, Eighth grade section. Gale Reed, I year, I4,I5,32,33,48,49,52,53,74,75,76,77,84, 85,IO4,IO5, Junior section. Robin Russell, Typist, I year. Julie Sedberry, I year, 46,47,5O,5I,52,53,68,69,84,85,IO2, IO3, Eighth grade section. Allison Sills, I year, 8,9,I6,I7,24,25,34,35,56,57,62,63,64,65, 66,67,Iw,lOI, Seventh grade section, Index. Katie Smith, I year, l2,I3,26,27, Senior section, Freshman section, Faculty section. Amy Thistlethwaite, Index Editor, I year, I8,I9, Index. Flint Turner, Sports Editor, I year, 24,25,34,35,6,62,63,64. 65,66,67,8O,8I,82,83, Seventh grade section. Laura Whitworth, I year, lO,II,28,29,32,33,8O,8I,82,83,86. Acknowledgements Special thanks to Mr. Green, Mr, Presley, Mr, Allison, and the office staff for their encouragement, coopera- tion, and assistance. We also thank your faculty, family, and friends who supported our efforts. The Hornet Staff 87,I06,IO7, Junior section. Denise Wilson, Photographer, I year, Developed pictures, 8O,8I,82,83. Mrs. Marilyn Eudy, Adviser. Colophon The Oak Grove HORNET, Volume 22, was published by Inter-Collegiate Press in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. The cover was laminated. The background was IO-5 yellow with shades ranging from IOM, to IOOZ, 26-O Reflex Blue graphics. The HORNET was 8M x II inches containing 224 pages with a press run of 650 copies. The main types were 840 point Optimist and Stymie. The headline styles included Avant Garde, Ballardvale, Granite Bold, Metabold, Optimist, Saul Bold Italic, Souvenir Bold, Sty- mie, and Stymie Bold. All headlines ranged from I8-48 point. Miscellaneous type styles were 48-IO point Granite, Stymie Extra Bold, and Univers. The HORNET sold for SI6.00 without the name printed on the cover and SI8.00 with. Index

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Stubbs, Jai 138 Student Government 106 Sullivan, Melanie 1 00, 1 4 5 Sullivan, Michael 106,107,67,153 Summerville, Bryan 161 Sutherland, Hulen 80, 1 3 1 Sutton, Tisa 138 Suoboda, Jessica 138 TAG 58 . Tankersly, Eddie 138 Taylor, Jeff 1 2 1 Taylor, Margaret 153 TCB 1 8 3 Teague, John 9 6, 1 5 3 ,J Telfer, Chris 106 Telfer, Jay 67,106,145 Telfer, Scott 67,l02,108,150,153 Tennis 84 Terry, Danielle 8 2, 10 2, 1 4 5 Terry, Melody 145 U Serve and Save 190 Underwood, Tony 1 8 7, l 2 1 Unique Plant Service 205 Union National Bank 177 Uptain, Roger 9 8 Utley, Jerry 97,100,139 Watts, Andy 67,106,153 Weatherly, Tim 131 Webb, Ashly 43,155,161,79 Wells, Ann 102,169 Wells, Patrick 161 Wetsu Crew 39 Wetzler, Wade 96,100, 131,94 Wliigit, Jamie 2,13,33,90,91,102,104, Wheeler, Shirley 138,169 White, Cassie 100,102,161 White, James 139,94 White, Monica 92,161,79 White, Shelley 139 Whiteman, Lenny 71,72,85,96,104,129, 131 Whitworth, Karen 69,146,153,77,98 Whitworth, Laura l0,96,l04,l02,13l,58 Utley, Robert 9 4, 1 2 1 Utley, Tammy 153 Vandiver, Joe 1 6 1 Vandiver, Teresa 10 2, 13 1 Wickliffe, DeWayne 153 Wickliffe, Jeff 145 Wickliffe, Kim 96, 1 53 Wickliffe, Melissa 4, 2 00, 1 2 2 Wickliffe, Paula 102,126,131,94 Wilbanks, Danny 161 Wilcox, Shawn 4,2l,62,63,84,100,l04, 203,122 Wilk, Caroline 10 2, 1 4 5 Wilkerson, Mike 122 Wilkins, Brandi 161 Wilkins, Carla 80, 90,9 1, 10 4,12 2 Wilkins, DeJuan 6 7, 1 4 5 Wilkins, Kirk l 3 1, 9 4 Williams, Chris 145 Williams, Gary 102 ' Williams, Nita 161 Williams, Tonia 82, 1 39 Tew, Brenda 98,l57,74,121 Tew, Jeff 145 Tew, Johnny 67,l53,79 Thistlethwaite, Amy 10, 1 6, 96, 102, 10 4, 138 Thistlethwaite, Debbie 1 0 2, 1 0 8, 2 0 3, 1 2 1 Thomas, Dee 100,145,98 Thomas, Gene 5 5, 1 3 1 Thomas, Pat 1 3 8,94 Thomas, Sandra 169 Thomas, Shane 8 3 Thompson, Amy 9 0, 9 6, 1 3 8 Thomps Thomps on, Carla 102,194,121 on, Carrie 100,161 VanNess, Carol 10 2,10 8,16 9 Vermillion, Jackie 106 Via, Doug 100,102,131 VICA 1 10 Victory, Tim 102,108,138 Vint, Jason 161 Volleyball Jr. 6 9 Volleyball Sr. 6 9 Voth, Gigi 181,121,36,98 Thompson, Eron 1 8 1, 7 8 Thompson, Honey 131 Thompson, Mike 3 5, 9 6,10 2 1 2 1 Thompson, Mike 145 Thrash, Jarrod 145 Thrash, Shea 53,161,'19 Tims, Joe 145 Tims, Kathy 138 ,108,157, Tindall, Rhonda 24,96,102,104,106, 1 8 8, 2 0 0, 1 2 1 Tiner, Bobby 6 2,8 4,10 4,16 9 Tobin, Amy 131 Tolbert, Carla 138 Tolbert, Eric 71,83,139 Tolbert, Ron 161 Town West Fashions 1 7 6 Treadway, Harold 67,169,77,74,79 Track Jr. 82,83 Track Sr. 80,81 Track 7th 82 Treece, Charles 1 0 2, 1 0 8 Trice, Rebecca 161 Troutman, James 131 Troutman, Shannon 138 Turchi, Bo 153 Turner, Flint 43,62,80,l04,121,145,222 Waddle, Bryan 145,94 Waddle, Suzi 40,l02,l08,l93,l2l Wade, Fredrick 131,98 Wade, Joe 145,98 Wade, Ric 17,62,71,102,108,139 Wagner, William 4 7, 100, 1 39 Walker, David 139 Walker, Shane l45,37,58 Walker, Sonya 87,90,96,l02,103,127, 131,28,119,219 Walker, Terri 102,108,161 Walker, Wesley 10 0, 1 4 5 Wallace, Chuck 6 7,106,145 Wallace, Kristi 102, 1 08, 1 6 1 Waltman, Allison 147 Warburton, Mark 131 Ward Gibson Realty 1 8 1 Warren, Sondra 4, 2 0 0,12 2 Washington, Brian 10 2, 10 8, 1 5 3 Waters, John 1 6 1 Williams, vie ez,a3,1oz,1oa,139 Wilson, Denise 9 8, 7 4, 7 5,12 2 Wilson, Elaine 16,102, 108,13 Wilson, Leonard 161 Wilson, Rickey 123 Wilson, 1 9 4, 2 0 0, 1 2 3 1,119 Robyn 68,80,96,102,104,l06 Wilson, Shannon 12, 102,108,131 Wilson, Stacy 2 2, 9 6, 1 4 5 Wilson, Steve 102 Wimberly, John 2 6,3 4,12 3 Wirts Jewelers 1 8 2 Worsham, Steven 161 Wortham, Clay 153 Wright, Joe 15 3, 7 6 Wright, Johnny 8,80, 1 3 1 Wright, Kelley 1 9, 1 89, 1 2 3 Wright Construction 180 Yankie, change 104,105,107,192,199 2 1 6, 1 2 3 Yarberry, Leslie 1 39,94 Yearbook Staff 1 04, 1 05 Yielding, Ben 1 45,6 7 Yielding, Jenny 153 Yielding, Tanya 1 00, 1 53 York, Carla 88,89,l02,108,15 York, Karen 28,90, 1 04, 1 23 Turner, Jana 60,68,82,83,l06,69,77 Watters, Kim 139,94 York, Pam 43,100,l61,79 Turner, Tommy 102,106,l07,l08,l53 Watters, Tammy 68,83,96,102,104,l39, Young, Abby 161,79 Turney, David 102 69,74 Ybung, Ben 106 3,77,98 lI'1deX

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An Expected End All year the question, in a variety ofcontexts, was heard around campus: What did you expect? Whether or not one's expectations were ful- filled, events created memo- ries. Student life saw the post- ponement of Sports-minded students saw the football rushing record broken, the junior girls' vol- leyball team achieving a championship, and the sign- ing of OG's first Razorback. Fans watched the SAA South basketball playoffs on the home court. the tradition- C 1 a s s e s al Powder continued to puff game. i0 grow both in With campus variety and activities, ,899 sg snow cancel so many as semblies number. Part- ly due to the state's new academic re- quirements - 6 . X86 lations, and 'X time was short. Assemblies ranged from su- icide prevention to Oriental dancing. Also, the Inter-club Council renewed activity to provide students with a series of assemblies featuring the clubs on campus. The newlyweds, Stacie Smith and Mike Rousseau, begin their lives to- gether escaping the birdseed. They were wed on the twenty-first of De- cember, 1985. and partly due to the in- creased enrollment, students found more choices than ever before. Most important were the students themselves. Seniors, especially, felt the impact of changes. They, who had once watched graduation with the bright, shining eyes of se- venth graders and had thought their time would nev- er come, realized that this was it. Friends who had watched each other grow from the tim- id first grader to the proud senior had to part ways with only memories left--memor- ies that made them laugh, cry, happy, sad all in the same in- stant. The little piece of paper that was a diploma opened the doors to the future. The year ended with long- range plans and preparations. Cheerleader tryouts, publica- tions applications, off-season workouts for sports, and teacher workshops all hinted that the expectations at the Grove would continue to run high. We used to get into fights and shoot BB. guns at each other. One time, I got hit in the head, recalled Mike Decker. He and Kevin Hammond, who have been friends since they were five years old, still find time to play basketball. Flint Turner, who joined the army re- serves, went through an eight week basic training session where he prac- tices the half step, a type of march. .l Q g2 if ' . est is zfgssssi Closmg