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

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x s Broken leg or no broken leg, Deigo takes Shelia on a tour of Cali. Follow Sometimes exchange students are and her mother Mary Ann Halsey took a never seen after their school year in the trip to Colombia to visit Deigo and US is up. Not the case with Sandy Montealegre and Deigo Marulanda. Sandy Montealegre attended OG in '83 in her 9th grade school year. She was an exchange student from Bo gota, Colombia. Diego Maru- landa, an ex- change student from Cali, Colom- bia, attended OG and graduated with the class of '85, R e c e n t l y , Shelia Halsey Adjusting to the cold weather in Bogota, Shelia and Sandy Montealgre enjoy touring. Anit nothen but a thing-It is just one of those things A D i C f 0 n a ry Aw-Man-showing disapproval of Slang ex' Bunk-bad pressions, OG- Style Bust-laugh out loud Dogem up-beating or embarrassing someone badly I'm shamed-personal embarrassment Killer-neatlunusual Psyche-Fake it Mini Mug S xi? gg-R gg-3 Shelia Halsey tries to get to know ily. Sandy. Deigo, during his stay in Arkansas, resided with the Halsey family. Sandy stayed with the l.ewis's in Maumelle. She was a close friend of the Halsey family. Shelia and Mrs. Halsey stayed eleven days with Deigo and three days with Sandy. Both families were really sweet. They made us feel at home, said Shelia Halsey. Deigo is now attending Mi- ami-Dade University. Sandy re- turned in February to live with the Halseys and attend UALR. Getting a sweet treat, Mrs. Halsey and Shelia Halsey are treated to sugar cane by Deigo's fam- Beat loe-T spirt week brought about some strange but very spirited events such as the hanging of an effigy of a joel-T play- 1 er A!

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Z-28s, Fieros, and Cameros are just some of the different cars that students have around our campus. Robin RusseII's license plate was a way to show just who was the object of her affections. Personalit Z-28s, Trans-Ams, Fieros, Cameros, Jeeps, and trucks could all be seen around the campus, and personal touches proclaimed the owners. License plates that stated names or revealed a characteristic has a typical way to personalize an automobile. Cindy Davis displays a plate, bought by her dad, that says spoiled brat, and Cheryl Kelly's says CK Jack Justice had come up with a new way to per- sonalize his car. He had placed pictures of his girlfriend lRhonda McHughesl on the dash- board, and a license with his nickname Fly on it. Placing bandanas, garters, and other mo' mentos around the rearview mirror was also very popular. Everyone has his own style. For some it's a small stuffed animal, but for lack justice it's pictures of his girlfriend, Rhonda McHughes. Dieter Debra Kincaid watches as Lee Ann McCulley finishes off her lunch. Working for that naughty body, Mark lackson works out in off-season football. The Overeating, exercising, dieting, and rewarding oneself by overeating again was a never-ending cycle. Exerting stress and strain to try and get a naughty body was a terrible task for some people. A surprising number of students spent their spare time working out at various Nautilus facilities. Before the football players faced their opposing teams, they had to be in shape. Their rigorous shape-up started with long workouts on Nautilus equipment, running and line drills. The majority of the females who worked out did it to get bathing-suit bodies. Jenna Bratcher said, I worked out to get into shape and to feel better about myself. What do people do afterwards? Go pig out, of course! Some of the more tempting spots were Baskin Robbins, Taco Bell, Wendy's, and Godfather's. Even more students were just on a lose it quick diet. When I discovered I'd gained a pound or two or three, I would just try to skip a meal, but I would end up eating twice as much, said Tonya Cray. Cycle

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Making sure to have just the right amount of lipstick, Ashley Webb and Pam York apply a fresh coat of makeup as they wait to have their school pictures taken. Vw' f,...e jennifer Ardoin made sure piz- za was on the menu at camp. All smiles, but just not enough time to make adjustments, leff Reddell, Eddie Goines, Richard Bunce, and Flint Turner pose after their return from summer camp. Close Up Hot days call for two things: sun glasses and a cold Dr. Pepper as enjoyed by Mike Fortner. Getting an overview of locker life, yearbook staffer Allison Sills gets her picture taken instead of taking the pictures. Talk it p Hornet Style UJQJTJ' I-lave You Noticed? i The firstyear we have had sev- en periods . . Three lunchi -mshifts .Liu-We now have a 900 building .-e.MiQQw.bayesur:.- vngllan-ce V cameras for the school . . . The price of parking tickets has gone up to 510.00 from 52.00 . . . Eight vandals created over 332000.00 damage to our-campus the ngght before V -.thea9me.esaif19t 106-144 The A A scho-ol has changed- time schedules twice Absentee A rules have been changeclrso that after 6 absences, a parent N must visit . . . ,f Live it Up! Five dollars for gas, ten dollars for a movie, four dollars for popcorn and coke, plus a pizza afterwards-who said dating was inexpensive! For about two to five dollars, VCR or Beta tapes could be rented showing famous movies such as Back to the Future and Nightmare on Elm Street. This proved to be the perfect date, or a cheaper one anyway, for Pam H e n n e s s e y and Bert Resi- mont. In- stead of going out, we watch movies on the VCR and just enjoy being together. N A popular pastime is renting VCR and Beta tapes. Cecily Hunt and julia Boulton take time out after school to rent a movie.