Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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kindergarten postem-wilson 221 Macheiie Postern Patrick Ramsey Lisa Stotfreger Anita Strickland Students Learn Better When They Are Involved After the first month of initial adjustments to the school atmos- phere, the kindergarten teachers started teaching basic reading skills. Each week they focused upon one particular letter of the alphabet as their Letter of the Week. Many of the week ' s activi- ties were centered around this let- ter. For example, the first week was Rr weeks. They planned to: Make Rag Dolls. Take a Rocket Trip to Mars. Make Rice Knspies Candy. Run Relay Races Learn Rhymes, etc. During that week, the students practiced writing the letter Rr and stressed the Rr sound. Whatever the letter or skill being taught, the kindergarten teachers actively engaged the child because children learn better when they are involved. Kimberly Reid Randy Thornton Cindy Scott Wendy Tucker Amy Shea Casey Veal Dd week provided a chance tor Christie Butler and Aimee Wilson to dress up Christy Starks Kris Wadkins Chris Watkins Carrie Whited Kevin Whited Aimee Wilson Jennifer Wilson

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kindergarten kyle-parker Find(ng peace and quiet at school is rare, but Patrick Ramsey learns tree houses are pertect no matter what ttieir size Jennifer Baxter, Jeremy Morrison, and Kevin Whited find a good place to hide High flying Keith Nichols dreams of someday being a pilot for a major airlines. During the Thanksgiving lunch, Jennifer Wilson, Carne Whited, Kimberly Reid, and Chris Watkins attempt to recapture the days of Pilgrims and Indians.

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imr-ernr arledge-higginbotham 222 ft ii Mike Arledge I Neil Carson Denise Crow Fred Fowler Linda Francis Alien Hawi ins 1 Mary Higginbotham Students get to relax and have a little fun dunng discussion time