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

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Melissa Lamey Brenda Lee Kristi Long Anna Mahnken Bradley Matthews Shane Maxwell Traci May Michele McBride Tina McEhey Amy McGowan Jim Mcliinzie Tina Meeks Lori Mezger Debbie Miller Jenny Mills Matthew Moix Jean Moore Paul Moore Tammie Moore Tonia Moore Brent Morrison jimi VI i S1 yyzy i . tttcr ' args, iii iiti J X S If Z .gr 1 , it gt I ' Z' . 0 fs T , . x: :pk xx I ffl 'f . 1 pg 1 y gk I mba 'if-1 Q fa cr I 2 . , - it , ..-isis-,, .X - .sl I J fm' f i?

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Sharon Henry Kim Highland Keith Hillman Jennifer Hogan Renee Holubar Jessica House Alisa Huitt Darren Hunter Lisa Hunter Jennifer Hutto Kathy Jackson Dauna James Lori Johns Dale Johnson x s f Marsha Johnson Jennifer Jones James Justice Heather Kennedy Jimmy Kirtley Erin Kotlarz Tonya Lafferty Si N Long fingernails are one of those things people really want out of life. Tonya Yielding finds it increasingly difficult to do when she bites them all off - another of the bad habits shared by many. Safety comes first for Kim Boyles as she fastens her seat belt before going home. Arkansas leg- islators considered passing a law requiring seat belts to be worn. Freshmen ..- .

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