Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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seventh grade fowler-lecroy 191 Steve Fowler Rachel Gaddy Ramona Gaddy john Gooch Mike Hood Mike Hyde Chris Jennings Mike Jones jefl Harris Keith Kellv Lori Hawkins Horace Hodge Mitchell Latta Gary Lecroy Pee Wee Redskins Lamonde Russell and Nate Butler show their Redskin spirit in the Homecoming Parade Sheila Esslinger takes lime before class to autograph a yearbook. Junior I ' s add the (inishing touches to their homecoming car. 191

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seventh grade aaron-fortson 190 jodi Season Pam Blanton Michael Box S ' .ace, 3o-3et: Nate Butler Donald Gates Allen Cheatwood Jinnnoy Cheatwood Barry Cloudus Kevin Collette Jett Aaron Jamie Beasley Amy Bynum Patncia Cargile Deana Conn Judy Cornelius Ronnie Cox Scottie Dailey Mil te Dean Kim Denny Jan Dover Eddie Ea( es Sfieila Esslinger Renae Forlson Winning is not everything to the seventh grade class who always show outstanding spirit for the Skins. Getting Accustomed to Customs New faces, new places, new features, new teachers — how scary life can be In the seventh grade. The transition from elemen- tary school to junior high is a big step for- ward, and the seventh graders made it splendidly. Not only were they intimidated by the upper classmen, the increased work- load also put more pressure on the stu- dents. Even though the seventh graders lacked in winning class competition, they did manage to keep up socially with the older crowd at OHS. Izods, buttondowns, Levis, Calvin Kleins, and topsiders decked the seventh grade halls. Junior high also gave the students the outlook of a well-rounded education. Along with exciting experiments in science class, they also enjoyed studying world history. Mrs. Sanders ' assignments in reading such as The Red Pony. Tom Sawyer. Old Yeller, and The Light In The Forest encouraged students to increase their reading skills. Even with all of these changes it took only a few days for the seventh graders to leave behind the attitudes of elementary school and to become accustomed to the new cus- toms.

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seventh grade lemley-nash 192 John Lemley Lisa Lowe Slacy Linn Keith Loyd Scott Little Eddie Lundy Lon Hawkins finds Mrs Malon ' s math class informative as well as an enjoyment ' ' r i J y- aij I ¥ i Donovan Long Amanda Longshore Denise Lovell Kelly Lyda Shawn Marsh Robert Moss Evon Lovell Danny Nash Rachel and Ramona Gaddy take the option of badminton dunng the first quarter of P,E. Se ' snth grade cowgirls prove their Redskin spint during the Susan Moore pep rally. Jeff Aaron and Scottie Dailey take a tew minutes before homeroom to entertain the gerbils in Mrs. Gibbon ' s classroom.