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

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I 5 ...Q , V '1 NCP' so -4 I -4 1 r Ordering a Cap and Gown is one ol the last steps before graduation. Scott Procell, Rhonda Mcl'lughes, Shelia Halsey, and Kim Watters wait lor their turn in the auditorium. Taking advantage of their time'together, Mike Thompson, Shannon Keeler, and Andrew McLe- more return from lunch at Taco Bell. Russell E. Munns Lettermen 12,11,10: Football 12 5 MII-dlstrictl, 11 KAII-districtl, 10: VICA 12: Homecoming 12: Powder Pull 11: Baseball 11.10. ' Tim Oliver T8rl 12: oscll 11. Sean Gregory Owens Basketball ll lgr.1 12,11: Golf 12,11: For. Lang.11: Lettermen 11: Best Christmas Pag- eant Ever 10: FCA 10: Drama 10: Love ls Murder 10: Football 10. Gloria Faye Pace FHA 11.10. Amber Casteal Pate Beta 12,11,1o: Honor Roll 12,11,1O: nornet 12 1Asst. Editory, 11: For. Lang. 11 qv. Presb, 10: academic awards - 2. Loretta Mae Perkins cccclx 12 lPres.l, 11 tseey: Art 12: rm 11,10: Powder Puff 11: GCECA 10. Kacey K. Pfeifer Drama 12,11: rlorrret 12: FHA 10: For. Lang, 10. Leslie Kay Pierce oclica 12. Matthew Alan Posey VICA 11: Frm 11. Angela Lynn Presley FHA 12: GCECA 11: For. Lang. 10: academic awards - 1. Gerald Presley VICA 12,11: ocsclx 12: Football 11,101 Track 115 Drama 10 Stephen Scott Procell Art 12: Stinger 12: For. Lang. 12: OCECA 11. il ff K 1 nf- tty' swag! ICS 11 fr, 1 nf.- .Ut .UI

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l miss some things from Finland, but the things that l learn here make up tor it, said Mario Wuor' isalo. She keeps up with things from home by read- ing a Finnish newspaper. ' One ol the disadvantages of being a transfer stu- dent was missing senior portraits. Some of these students include Cback row! Michelle Cunning- ham, Tim Weatherly, Brian Stafford and Cfront row? Terry Moore, Deanna Rowlett, and Troy Elam. XR GROVE Allin .- Q-X X ,Q-MQ. Ugg, . - . root, 1 5' Y I . l 1 .1 F irb- lkltfil ,SEESQH sffurslms wax GR 2. l N uso!! 86511255 V 5 N' N. L- , ,,,b,k Ps.. 6 , fimzi at mmf K RA S-E355 iz. In V --: L. ...E 1 f-tg: f x fix' :ez - - .... 1 C 1 ,, Scott Thomas Melson GCE 12: Baseball 12,11: Arr 5 A ' 12,11.10: nigh: of January 16th 11, . 1 , ' ' 1 Mary Melissa Miller sr. crovr. 12,11,10: For. 1 aaai 1 M Lang.12,11,10:tlomet11:Llfe Savers 11,1or FBLA 1o. '1 J' 4' '-' ' Michael D. Miller vlcA 12.11. 1 Tommy Wayne Miller Obv- ffw 'W LA . fi , K ,an ' f . 4 Q, Y ,- , W . wg., v s Tony J. Mobbs Amsfx 12,11: v1cA 11: Track 11,10: Football 10: FCA 10. Mark Anthony Moix Bela 12: For. Lang. 12 mseel, St. Govt. 11: Boys State 11: academic awards - 2. Kelly Moon Dan Moore GCE 121 Parl.l, 11: CICECA 11,101 Football 10. Anne Christy Moreland Chad Richard Moseley Amsfx 12: Fire Marsh. 12,11: VICA 11: academic awards - 1. Shelia Callie Moseley occ 12,11: For. Lang. 10. FHA 1o. Jeana Lynn Munns Library 12,11,1O lv. Pres.l5 FCA 10. Seniors .I .I 7

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pulling it together seniors toke stock Putting the future on hold and waiting to finally be there were common practices until the stock set in. They weren't trying to reach the top anymore. They were there. Nothing they had done in the preced- ing years could be changed, but many fond memories would remind them just how far they'd come. ,They laughed when they thought of their freshman year, when they had idolized Tom Selleck, John Travolta, and Christie Brink- ley. They couldn't believe how much they had used the but, mom, ever- ybody's going excuse. Nor could they believe how childishly they had reacted when someone threw my favorite stuffed bear away. Their sophomore year was spe- cial, too. This was the year their artistic abilities came bursting through with the Sonya loves Un- dra, I loove James, or Al loves Laura scribbled across notebooks, pencils, and lockers. Some had a problem arranging their eating schedule, and remembered how the Morning Munchies had taken con- trol. 0ver that summer some of us did a lot of growing up, said Beth Harrelson when reminded of her Morning Munchies fits. Most seniors recalled their junior year as a year of control. They knew they had almost reached their goal, but they also knew they still had a long way to go. Students got serious in their efforts in class. Grades and col- lege finally became important to many. Putting the past behind them, the class of '87 realized that it was time to get serious. The time had come for them to show what they were made of. The past was past, and the seniors knew they cou1dn't change that. The future had finally come. They had achieved what they had been working toward and striv- ing for all their lives. They knew they had made it. .uv ,gef- x Stan Pruss oc:-:CA 12. Tim Pruss vrc.-1 12: crcscn 11: Football 10. Stacey Ann Rash Basketball 11,1o: Lettermen 11,10: Powder Pull' 11: For. Lang. 11: Track 10: academlc awards - 1: committees - 1. Hola Gale Reed Beta 12,10: I1ornet12 wus. Mgm, 11: TCB St. Board 12: AHSPA 11: For. Lang. 11,10: Drlll Team 10: Lettermen 10: aC8dCmlC awards - 8. Mark Wayne Roberts Karen Joan Rogers Beta 12,11.10: Gcr: 12: FHA 11 I Treas.l' For Lang. 10: academic awards - 1. Roy Edward Schnarr An 12: FHA 11: Career Aware. 11. Sean Callen Schulz occ 12: 'ren 1o. Julianne Sedberry sn. Govt. 12,11: srmger 12 rear- torl, 11 lFeature Ed.J, 10 ilieature Ed.l: Drama 12,10: What Did You Say What For? Utsst. Stage Mgr.J 12: Drlll Team 12: Lettermen 12: AHSPA 12,11,10: FHA 11 CSec.J: Homet 11: PTA 11: Night of January 16lh 11: Career Aware. 10: academic awards - 5: committees - 5. Nettie Denise Shumaker ccccA 12: Band 10: Honor Roll 10: St. Clovt. 10: Band Newspaper 10 lliditorl: For. Lang. 10 Timothy Wade Skinner Beta 12,11: vrcfx 12,11: Flre Marsh. 12: Honor Roll 11: academic awards - 8. Danny Stane Seniors -I 9