Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Most School Spirit Jill Whited and Bill Wil- son keep action frisky western style. CSi iirtir.Si. ' A Best Personality Joey Childress and Dawn Vick discover a patch-work alcove where they can lean back and forget the daily pressures of teenage life. Most Athletic Ann Moody and Mickey Latta find their is nothing better for keeping bodies fit than rigorous farm work.

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£ A brisk horseback ride exhilarates bodies and spirits of Best All Around Rusty Moore and Linda Cornelius. y Evenings on a farm are lovely . . . romantic . . . velvety dark and wonderfully still except for the crickets ' chorus. After dinner, Most Talented Jeff McCreless and Susan Faust curl up on the porch to make some music of their own. The invigorating country life makes Most Courteous Scott Fendley and Alice Cham- blee ravenous for the farm ' s garden-grown, hand-tended fare. They leave the bustle of the city for the homey intimacy of a farmhouse kitchen. Among its treasurers: home-made bread, fresh milk, a golden log of cheese, and steaming coffee.

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•4 Be prepared for high comedy when Wittiest Dan Daily and Sherri Green experiment with milking a cow. ▼ How about country sightseeing via tractor? Most Likely to Succeed Terri White and John Pennington say the ride may be a triffle bumpy, but you ' ll have a strong shoulder to clutchi You can cover endless acres of golden, roll- ing meadows.