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

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Adam DiGiovanna Amy Dollarhide Bryan Dorathy Jennifer Dumas Michelle Duncan David Dutton Susan Easter Crista Eaton Tammy Edmonds Tim Epperson -. if ii V9 K' ' - fl if Fi 7 , ,. bi-2 I 'k' ' f. i K, , ,g . 5 1 V ff' . i Q3 1 p - I 1 Mandie Fitzgerald Jason Fleming Lori Fleming Vince Flesouras Greg Fortner Dee Dee Fulmer Laurie Gibbs Yolanda Gillam Troy Gooden Whit Griffith fd' ' f f ff E' I, ' I J f 1' ff A 5 problems presented new hobits acquired What do you mean, turn the ra- dio down? How can I concentrate if I do a thing like that? There are many different study habits that are used by different peo- ple. Good study habits proved bene- ficial by allowing the student to score high on a range of tests, quiz- zes, and semester exams. Seventh graders were the ones most affected in either changing bad habits or creating good ones because they were introduced to semester exams for the first time, which meant they had to study hard to achieve well on them. The cost for changing study habits usually meant giving up something that they liked to do, such as watching television, playing with friends, or just going out. But it paid off When they received good grades at semester. It was hard making the switch to junior high. I had a lot of tests and other things that I needed to study for and I had to change a lot of hab- its, said Reed McBride. One might not have thought that study habits were important, but they were if they helped a stu- dent make good grades.

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Brian Hammett Alehia Harper Lan'y Hatchett Vincent Hatchett Tara Havens Chris Haynes Damon Haynes Cara Haynie Jennifer Haynie Melanie Henderson Jeff Hening John Hen'ing Shay Hicks Collette Heigal Paige Hilbum Barbara Hom Brandee Hom Chastity Hull Bobby Hunter Virgil Irwin Seventh graders have mastered the art of cram ming as they study for a test before the first bell rings. Seventh X 7