Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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sophomores graves-logan 173 w w Ricky Graves Donna Hazelng Pam Hullett NitaGnffin Margrett Henry Sheila James Candy Hanson Robert Hodge Donna Janis Cynthia Hartley Jack Holloway Glen Johnson bug the bugs Tammy Hathcock Dennis Holmes Steve Johnson ■WWi dents pursue insects energetically. inspired by Mrs. Leggetts strict grad- ing system. But anxiety over grades isn ' t the only driving force behind the students determination — hope of winning a prize serves well as motiva- tion. This year Candy Hanson captured grand prize with an outstanding collec- tion (pictured). First prize winners included Jana Endress. Susan Kelley. Tommy King, Kelly McMillan, Vanessa Murphree, and Greg Tucker. To celebrate the close of their bug catching campaign, students attended a Bug Off party hosted by John Gor- don. Needless to say, these sopho- mores were more than glad to say goodbye to their little six-legged friends who are now regrouping in the off-season. They ' ll be ready this sum- mer when new biology students hit the dirt and the air and the weeds (D O A o O Charles Hawkins Steve Hawkins Bryan Horsley John David Huie Bobbie Sue Jones Lisa Keaton Susan Kelley Nedria King Rhonda King Sharon King Tommy King Lisa Lankford Tim Lasseter • Pam Logan

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sophomores alexander-gordon 172 ■I ' if ;MK ii Becca Aligooa Hoaney beasiey David Bishop Renee Butler Mike Campbell Jan Collette Cheryl Dover Manuel Dover Kathy Dumus ' 3 V Kim Blackwood Max Blalock Kitty Cornelius Thomas Crutch Jana Endress Mike Epperson omores ' am ' , Kaula Miexanuer vaiene Aiicorn Chad Bottcher Gina Bottcher Jimmy Daily Brian Dockins David Esslinger Pete Faust Lisa Fretwell MarkGalbreth Brian Garner Becky Gibbs Ralphette Gibbs John Gordon

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sophomores lowe-ratliff 174 ■ T?i [Sharmon McCreless Kelly McMillan Glen Miller Beth Morgan Vanessa Murphree - 1 Lena Lowe Dean March Shanna Nash Jimmy Nixon Tena Nolen Laura Norns Tammy Owens Vicki Patterson Tina Pinson Donna Putman Sharon Ragsdale ChipRaley Rodney Ratchford Robert Ratlill Drivers education is a fundamental course taught In high school to train teenag- ers how to be safe, responsible drivers. But, is that enough ' ' No! As driver education teacher Hugh O ' Shields always says. You have to look out for the other drivers, because they may not be looking out for you. America ' s highways are full of nuts whose chief concern is which radio station is play- ing the best music or where the next restau- rant is located. The presence of other vehi- cles around doesn ' t stop them from swerv- ing, curving, or pivoting anyway they please. So, to guard your life on the open road, you must not only drive safely, but you have to know how to spot a turkey.