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

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Dale Reining T-Ray Rester Cassandra Rochon Amanda Rose Shelley Russell Rodney Sandefure Debbie Scholtz Danny Scott Shawn Schaffer Christopher Sheesley Stephan Sheppard Scott Shrigley Charles Snyder Douglas Staneart Amber Stamper Jerry Stark Jonathan Stephens Shanna Stephens Merle Stewart Chris Stratton Tracy Stroncek f ' c,.. .,, 2 ,, A: ff i5 groupies people in the potio The bell rang and the stam- pede began to rush toward the patio. Why did a lot of the freshmen go to the patio between periods? Everyone just started doing it, so I went along too, commented Mel- issa Hayden. Freezing weather or rain could only slow the freshmen down when it came to congregating in the patio and talking. Many students just wanted to go and talk to friends. Others had to pick up last night's ho- mework or ask about that test they had next period that their friend had just taken. In pretty weather others found using the patio to go to classes a. hard thing to do. Freshmen seemed to take to the patio by storm. Several students found out the hard way that staying in the patio got them in trouble if they were tardy often enough. With seconds left they ran to class and made it or had that last tardy that meant going home for a couple of days. Whether to have extra time to talk or deal with schoolwork, fresh- men were found in the patio.

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J 1 il ' fu W W-1 - ,K j , ..- 3' U Tammy Strozyk Mike Sullivan Scott Telfer Johnny Tew Rebecca Trice Bo Turchi Tommy Tumer Tammy Utley Stephane Warren Brian Washington Stacy Watson Andy Watts Karen Whitworth Dewayne Wickliffe Kim Wickliffe Melinda Wilkerson Joe Wright Jenny Yielding Tanya Yielding Carla York This group is often seen in the patio. Tardies don't worry them as long as they can talk and gossip. Freshmen 4 5