Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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129 Mrs. Nail Leggett: Biology, physiol- ogy, science. B S Jacksonville Slate University. M. A University of Alabama in Birmingham Mrs. Jean Littleton: 5tb grade, lan- guage arts, and math: 8 S Jackson- ville State University. MA. University ot Alabama m Birmingham. Mrs. Barbara Logan: Kindergarten: BS an M A university ot Alabama in Birmingham in elementary education and early childhood education Mrs. Joann McCay: 2nd grade. PTA - emser. vice-president elect — OEA: Wi 3 S University ot Alabama in Birming- ' m nam and Ole Miss. M S Jacksonville State University Mrs. Mary McGiboney: Intermediate • He ' reading B S David Lipscomb College m Nashville. Tennessee. Mrs. Cynthia Malone: 3rd grade: B S University ot Alabama in Tusca- loosa in elementary education. MA. University of Alabama in Birmingham in elementary education. Mrs. Linda Malone: 7th and Bth grade math BS and MA University of Alabama Miss Carolyn Miller: Elementary school physical education, lunior vol- leyball team, tennis team: BS Univer- sity of Alabama. MA, University of Alabama in Birmingham 129

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Louise, the Lion-Hearted One of the finest teachers at Oneonta City School is Mrs, Raid, who has given many first graders a good start in the twenty -one years she has taught. In Mrs, Reid ' s class, each stu- dent has a feeling of importance and responsibility. They each feel loved and that ' s something very special for a teacher to achieve. Everything becomes a learning experience in Mrs, Reid ' s class. She even makes walking down the hall a learning experience. Carrying home a cage of ham- sters for a weekend is fun to her first graders, and it teaches them sharing and responsibility. Posi- tive reinforcement comes in the form of a big hug. She introduces all her first graders to the one-button bear. Corduroy, Many of her students admire the chalk painting of Cor- duroy by Hazel Phillips and ask to take it home. When interviewed, Mrs, Reid was asked why she was teaching at Oneonta. She replied, Because no one else would have me! Poor, poor me ' When asked of her extra curricular activities, she said, I eat more than anyone else. .v4. II takes a special person like Mrs Reid to live with this man, Byron Reid, alias guid- ance counselor 128

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faculty mitchell-reid Mrs. Cathy Mitchell: 6lh Grade. Lan- guage Arts and Math ; B S and MA University ol North Alabama Mr. Ray Nichols: Typing. Business Math, General Business, B S Troy Stale University. 130 Mrs. Annmarie Nolan: Title I Lan- guage Arts, B S Alabama State. Brown University Mr. Hugh O ' Shields: Driver ' s Educa- tion, Coach of Football and Track, Athletic Director, Sponsor of 0 Club and Fellovvship of Christian Ath- letes, B S Jacksonville State Univer- sity, MS. Auburn University in Mont- gomery Mrs. Leslie Pierce: 1st Grade, B S Judson College in Elementary Educa- tion Music Education Mrs. Vickie Price: Special Education. Special Olympics, Chnstmas Program for the Parents, Spnng Program for the Vanosa Ladies Club, B S and M,A. University ol Alabama in Tusca- loosa Mr. Byron Reid: Guidance Counse- lor; B.A Athens College. M A Pea- body College, A A University of Ala- t ama Mrs. Louise Reid: 1 st Grade: B S Athens College. Samlord University. Jacksonville State University, St Ber- nard College, and Treveca College. 130