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

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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.

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Hcodemics Expecting the next step Today's world of academics has progressed enormously from the little-house-on-the-prairie days of readn', ritin', and rithmeticf One glance at today's student class schedules might read like World Cul- tures, Trigonometry, and Human Physiology. From special classes fog those with special needs to classes designed to challenge the most advanced student, academics covered the complete spectrum. The school day has also changed. Another period was added by shortening classes and extending the day by 5 minutes. Due to the possible break-up of the PCSSD because of the consolidation issue, the future is uncertain. If the future is anything like the past, Oak Grove has nowhere to go but straight to the top. But then . . . What dad you Eicpricr Courses that are definitely out-of- the-ordinary are welcome addi- tions to the school curriculum. Dissecting a cat in Human Physiology was a unique experi- ence for Kim Lindsey, Rob Berry, and Heather Hilburn. Academics .:s-- ul