Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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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

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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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131 Let It All Hang Out The southern belle of our school IS Mrs. OIlie Walker, social studies teacher. Her slow drawl and southern charm make her a well- known and liked character atOHS. One of Mrs. Walker ' s famous embarrassing pun- ishments is making the offender stand up in front of the class for a long period of time with his or her mouth wide open and tongue hanging out. This is what she refers to as let- ting it all hang out. Gener- ally, it is punishment for students whose mouth won ' t stay shut anyway. Mrs. Walker has unusual ways of dealing with other trouble-makers, too. For instance, gum chewers end up with gum behind their ears or over the bridges of their noses, and loud mouths have to duck-walk down the hall or write long sentences about how good they ' ll be tomorrow. Look out, she ' s got eyes in the back of her head, as she always says. If you want to find her, she ' s probably sporting a new car, like her Grand Prix, or just listen for some- one who calls everyone Honey. 131