Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Terri White is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. White. She has two brothers, Robert and Sean. For four years Terri was a mem- ber of the Redskin band. She was a member of the colorguard three years and participated in the All- County Band. A superior perform- ance at Solo and Ensemble compe- tition earned a medal for her. Music is important to Terri, and she has enjoyed singing in the Oneonta Girls ' Chorus and in the school musicals, Bye Bye Birdie. and Soutti Pacific. Terri has served as president and vice president of the Science Club and won the Science Academic Award her junior year. She was a member of Mu Alpha Theta and secretary of the National Honor Society. Her classmates selected her as Most Likely to Succeed. A career in journalism has been Terri ' s goal for several years. Her terms as class reporter, school reporter for The Southern Demo- crat, and editor of the Tomahawl have given her some insight into this profession. Terri is an active member of Les- ter Memorial United Methodist Church where she serves as presi- dent of both senior UMYF and Council on Youth Ministries, and as youth representative to the Admin- istrative Board and Council on Min- istries. She also sings in the Youth Choir, Praisingers, and directs the junior choir of third through fifth graders. In her spare time Terri enjoys cooking, needlepoint, and watching football. She also enjoys playing tennis and was on the school tennis team. After graduation Terri plans to attend Birmingham-Southern Col- lege. uo Valedictorian

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Linda N Cornelius is the 17 year-old daughter of Mr Mrs Ernest M Cornelius She is the salutatorian with a 92 95 average In the past years, Linda has served as class reporter and class secretary. She is a member of the National Honor Soci- ety of which she holds the office of vice-president Linda IS a member of the FHA. Girls ' Chorus, and the O ' Club She was selected to represent the O ' Club as Miss O ' Day. Along with her curriculum, she was head varsity cheer- eader her senior year. Being chosen by the class as Best All Around was quite an honor for Linda. In addition she had the opportunity to represent Oneonta High School at the Ala- bama Girls ' State Camp. Linda, a member of Who ' s Who Among American High School Students and the Society of Distinguished High School Students, was selected to be Miss O.H.S. by the stu- dent body of Oneonta. In her free time Linda enjoys singing in the First Baptist Church Chapel Choir, of which she is vice-president and one of the church ' s ensembles, Shalom. When not in school, most of Linda ' s hours are spent in the church After graduat- ing, Linda plans to attend the University of Alabama in Bir- mingham where she will major in Nursing. Linda Cornelius Salutatorian Rusty Moore Historian Rusty Moore is the second oldest child of Nix and Jerry Moore. He has three brothers Mark, Greg, and Mike. For four years, Rusty represented his class as their student SGA Representative. He served as both the junior and senior class president. Rusty was president of National Honor Soci- ety and also a member of Mu Alpha Theta. He represented his class by attending Boys ' State and was chosen by the senior class as Best All Around. In his spare time, aside from playing football, running track, and working at Brown ' s Furniture, he enjoys water ski- ing and horse-back riding. After graduation Rusty plans to attend Annapolis, the United States Naval Academy, and major in engineenng. 141