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

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Straight Lines Hopefully drafting students will realize the value that a course of this type offers them. They may go into the working world, a vocational field, or to college. said Mr. Ben McCulloch, Instructor. articipation in drafting classes often was preparation for the futures of people en- rolled in the class. The class taught peo- ple to draw using basic equipment and precise measurements. Chad Moseley said, I took draft- ing because I plan to use it in my career as an architect. If it weren't for drafting, we would have nothing: everything must be drawn up before it can be manufactured. Todd Langley said, I took drafting at first because I wanted to learn some new skills, and it turned out to be the career I wanted to follow when I graduate. The students also learned the value of competi- tion when they competed on a state level. Most all who entered won awards. Todd Langley won a certificate for a superior drawing while Eddie Goines, Terry Kirby, Tony Underwood, Thomas Sponer, Tim Skinner, and Iamie Wheat won certi- ficates of excellence. The rating of good went to Thomas Sponer, Mark Moix, Iohn Erwin, Tim Weatherly, Ron Britton, and Ricky Cloe. Recogni- tion was also given to Ron Britton and Tim Skinner. The conversion of inches to scale measurements takes concentration from Greg lackson as he draws a truck for his ad- vanced design class. 5 M ACGdel'TllCS

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,.f Wxiuyss S A if Around the room in French, 7th graders Paul Ross, john Cook, Lawanna Hilton, Nicki Bitner, Tara Hudson, Kersty Rivers, Michelle Hill and Abby Holt learn new commands by forming a human train. ESPM ri 1 ,V INT K B 1' s it- ,Q , css, - . Confused, Darrin Smalley hangs in there as Mrs. Evans explains the L - fundamentals of Spanish. H Frere lacques fills the room as Teresa Harper leads Paul Ross, A A K 1. A. , .. go ., c,...13,,g Qi Chad jones, Shea Thrash, Abby Holt, Lawanna Hilton, Michelle Hill, it ' X Nicki Bitner and Tara Hudson in a chorus of that famous round. ss. all 9 K X r' . .5 4 ww 5 T i te t E oc'r FOFSIQD Language 5 B

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Making sure each line is exact, Chad Moseley added the fin- ishing touch to a Porsche he some day would like to design. Millar su nf! f can p' 5 S The use of a T-square helps Mike Decker draw straight lines with precise measurements. Mike's project is a medieval castle for the senior English class. Drafting 5 5