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

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l 11 ' i . I x ' N kiss .. f, he 5 , . S if x 'i ,GX t f-1-IFNNI ' 1 ' 'K V TQ 1 5 , A f x w- : 'r L51 f , 1 .1 in other words students show vorietu Hey, Bird Brain! were just a few of the words that echoed throughout the halls. Each new one displayed different feelings. Nicknames held within them hidden meanings toward a person's appearance, personality, or some- thing that may have happened in the past, Coach Mac gave me the nick- name baby Gibby. I guess that's be- cause I have an older sister. Most of times it's okay, but at others, it gets on my nerves, said Laurie Gibbs. Nicknames were usually regar- ded as being cute or sweet but some seventh graders had different views about nicknames. I think nicknames are idiotic and uncalled for. Take mine, for ex- ample. I have a lot of nicknames, and I don't like a lot of them, said Carlos Turner. Some nicknames weren't appre- ciated because of the thought behind them. These were often obtained be- cause of embarrassing events that happened in the past, but sometimes the people do not want anyone to know about that so they do not ap- prove of the nicknames. Annabeth McGowan Lance McKinney Kevin McLemore Ryan McPeak Sam McTaggart David Miller Heather Moore Michael Moore John Murphy Sammy Nelson Robyn Newberry Brian Ollnger Adam Osbum Eric Pace Brian Patterson Roy Perkins Jennifer Pettet Megan Phelps Dena Phillips Mona Phillips Seventh .

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Vemon lrwin Alan lsom Jennifer Janson Jamie Jenkins Mike Jenkins Howard Johnson James Johnson Ame Johnston Monica Jones Tammy Jones Tim Jones Heather Keir Hank Kuonen Steven Lamey Melanie Lee Melissa Lee Angela Maddox Chris Mangum Reed McBride Pat McCleary Students in Coach Mayes' science class enjoy tak- ing a break from working to write on the board As other seventh graders watch, Mustang ex- presses her feelings toward another seventh grad- CY.

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Jedd Pierson Kris Pierce Will Piper Gregg Presley Sybil Prewitt Renee Raley Chrissy Russell Kevin Russell Brian Sheesley Coby Smith Amy Sorrels Jessica Standridge Daniel Staneart Brooke Stroud Kelly Svoboda Toni Taylor Dianna Thom Cam Thompson Karen Thompson Kevin Thompson fri 1 sibling ossistonce there when uou need 'em But it's my turn to pick the television show tonight! Older brothers and sisters may have been thought of as real pains, but life without them would have left people with no one to blame things on, no one to tell on, and no one to share the work around the house like mowing the lawn, cleaning up around the house, and taking out the trash. Big brothers or sisters may have been pains sometimes, but they were a fact of life. Some were not so bad. My older sister is a pain. Some- times she acts real strange, but she is my sister, said Coby Smith. Since Oak Grove is a school that has students from seventh through twelfth grades, seventh graders were able to see their older brother or sister a lot during the school day. This could have been good or bad, de- pending on their feelings toward each other.