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

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As they wait their turn to pa' rade their float, seniors David Kersey and Scott Procell show confidence in winning the competition. 90000, 56.0 Homecoming A

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I-ICDIVIECGIVIING SURPRISES Sonyo Welker Receives Crown ho's going to get Homecoming Queen? What will the Homecoming Court look like? VVho will win the banner and float competitions? These questions were bouncing around campus during the days preceding homecoming and were all revealed during pep assemblies and the foot- ball game on Homecom- ing Day, October 17th. Many classes partici- pated in the banner and float competitions. Some showed school spirit and others were there just to be a part of the competition and have fun, said Jarrod Davis. The VICA Club dominated the float com- petition, while surpris- Y'1'0 ingly, the seventh graders' banner won against a stiff competition. During the pep assem- bly, senior high football players escorted the Homecoming Maids in front of the student body, while announcer, Miss Penny Elliott, gave a brief personal history of each. Other unexpected things happened, too. Lit- tle did anyone know, ju- nior maids Camie Bailey and Amy Hogan would wear the same formal at- tire. Amy Hogan stated that she almost died and some people even came up and asked her if they did it on purpose. The dance with the theme of If For Only One Night had a larger turnout than in pre- vious years. Lee Cook said this could have been the re- sult of several factors: win- ning the game, the oppor- tunity of having pictures made with a date, or just simple desire to attend. Homecoming Queen, Sonya Walker, along with her senior maids, Beth Harrelson and Laura Hav- ens, junior maids, Camie Bailey and Amy Hogan, and sophomore maids, Cel- este Bowers and Wende Moseley made up the Homecoming Court. It was a great honor being a sophomore maid, I was nervous through all of the ceremonies, but I had a lot of fun! commented Cel- este Bowers. The Oak Grove Hornets soared past the Altheimer Red Devils 40-6, to make a spirit-filled week complete. Along with their escorts, Wende Moseley, Amy Ho- gan, Laura Havens, So- nya Walker, Beth Harrelson, Student Life O Camie Bailey and Celeste Bowers made up the 1986-87 Oak Grove Homecoming Court.

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With high hopes and high spirits, the senior high cheer- leaders are ready to perform for the judges at the National Cheer- leading Competitions in Orlando, Florida. The cheerleaders ranked second in the state competition held at Fair High School in the fall. As a National Merit Scholar- ship semi-finalist, Laura Whitworth is eligible for a scholarship to college. She is one of 160 finalists in the state. 74 Student Life