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

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1 GOOD LUCK SENIORS E. H. BUZ HERROD ATTORNEY AT LAW X 2900 PERCY MACHIN DR. ore. AND MRS. DAVE OUELLETTE NORTIgJ5ggf4ROCK' BUS: 758-8320 RES: 851 1922 POBOXW6 LITTLE ROCK 3746427 BANK DECALS - POSTERS - SIGNS - We belleve In you. N.A.fMember FDIC CONGRATULATIGNS, VEN AB LE TCM LUMBER coMPANY SERVING PULASKI COUNTY SINCE 1910 We're so proud of you and we love 1109 WEST 34th ST. YOU- LEVY Mom, David, and Michael OFFICE: ,753-3411 82 Hd

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Congratulations, CHAD Your gredt smile nos dlwdys COrlgratUlatlOnSs wdrmed our hedrts. Gerald We are so proud of you. We Love You, We Love You, William Mom Mamaw 8z Papaw Carmenz Gregg Moseley BLUE HILL Amber congratulations on aljob well done. MOTOR TURN BRAKE REBUILDINC DRUMS ALTERNATORS PRESS AXLE GENERATORS BEARINGS STARTERS FCREIGN CAR CARBURETORS PARTS Full Line Of Parts, Accessories and Supplies 851-3630 Trust in the lord with all your heart and do not lean to your own under- standing. ln all ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your path straight. Proverbs 3:5-6 Love, Mother dnd Cndrlie S

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A NEW STYLE She woke up at 7:00 AM and ran to her closet. No jeans were clean. Where was her mom? Running into the laundry room, she spotted a pair of pants with gravy on the leg. What was she going to wear? Finally she decided to wear her new dress. Wor- ried about what everyone would think, she went to school only to re- alize that other people were dressed up too. Campus life was alive with dressed up people. Lots of students shook the urge to wear jeans and a shirt. I would wear a dress every- day, but it just gets too cold, com- mented Heather Bentley. Vlfhether it was stirrup pants like Laura Hav- e.ns's or sweater dresses like Shan- non Keeler's more people decided to dress up. Girls wore watches that match- ed outfits. They also wore strands of pearls in all colors. Jewelry, big and shiny, like Christy Moreland wore was seen in the stylish places around campus. The watch or beads didn't have to match the dress, it was accepted to clash or match. Guys got into the act with sports jackets and slacks. People like Len- ny Vlfhiteman and Andrew McLe- more often had a polished look. Jarrod Davis was seen in a tie two or three times a week. Sweaters were a hot item. Mark Moix gave his opin- ion on why he wore sweaters, To keep warm, he said. No, really I just like the style, and I like having something besides long-sleeved shirts or a sweatshirt to wear. Ox- fords could still be seen around cam- pus, especially the Polo collec- tion. Students all wanted to stand out in the crowd, and they did. Whether it was in ruffles or lace, pretty or pink, people wore snazzy clothes and enjoyed them. The look of Wende Mosley's, Leslie 0sburn's, and Heather Benlley's longer skirts len! a fashionable air to the campus. ...t iii .f i.i. -- .Q ff V .Z 15 Morgan Shell Supersiop at the Morgan Exit We have everything! ' ' Congraiulaiions James With Love, Mom, Dad, and Alan Hds