Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS are FRONT ROW: Emily Bentley (Secretary), Renee Hulletl, Donna Nichols. Pam Cox, Jane Sawyer (Reporter), D|una Phillips, Carol Putman, Denise Presley (Treasurer). BACK ROW: Mrs. Jackie Siegelman (Sponsor), Tom Evans, Stanley Davis (President), Jett Jones, Ben Bottcher (Vice-President). David Denney. ABOVE: JANE SAWYER TAPS Sheila James into the Honor Society and prepares her for the traditional oath. 4SURPRISED JUNIORS, TAMMY OWENS, Donna Putman, and Greg Craven are accompanied by their proud parents while awaiting the reception in the home economics living room. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES are FRONT ROW: Laura Norris, Lisa Keaton, Jana Endress. Rhonda King. SECOND ROW: Connie Thompson, Candy Hanson, Kelly McMillen, Donna Putman. Susan Kelley, Tammy Owens. Sheila James. BACK ROW: Max Blalock. Greg Craven. Tommy King. Organizations 121

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Let The Tapping Begin Fifteen juniors were tapped into membership of the National Honor So- ciety. To be eligible for the Honor Soci- ety a student must have an 88 or above average from the ninth grade through the first semester of their ju- nior year. These names were then tak- en to the faculty to be rated on the qualities of leadership, service, and character. The NHS began a tutoring program this year. Students could apply for in- struction in a certain subject, and an NHS member would set up a time to help them with their lessons. Where the group really shined was preparing the ceremony for new induc- tees. The ceremony was a traditional one; including the pledging of anxious new members into the society. The re- ception in Mrs. Botfcher ' s room proved to be unusually enjoyable. FOLLOWING rHEinTLHJGING, new •a, Lisa Ksalon and Max (TockT jpy refreshments provide toy the senior mcnibers iw If 7 120 NHS

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Puzzles Pi ' s And Probabilities Mu Alpha Theta chapters are found in high schools and junior colleges across the United States. It is a math club for those students who have ex- celled in preparatory math courses. After the completion of four semesters of college preparatory math and the enrollment in another math course, a person who has maintained an A or B average may be considered for mem- bership. Once these requirements have been met a person is initiated into the club. Oneonta is lucky to have a chapter in Mu Alpha Theta. Of 27.000 schools, only 1,200 have a chapter. Club mem- bers sold doughnuts this year in order to raise money. Earnings from the sale were used to sponsor the math league, pay for pictures in the yearbook, and other expenses encountered through- out the year. LAURA NORRIS CAREFULLY double checks her computer program test before turning it in. MATH TEAM MEMBERS are FRONT ROW: Nita Griftin, Pa tricia Graves. Laura Norris. Cynthia Hartley, SECOND ROW: Tom Evans. Max Blalock. Alan Baggett, Mark Riddle. Stanley Davis. Donald Tucker. o , . MU ALPHA THETA MEMBERS are: FRONT ROW: Donna Nichols, Pam Cox. Lisa Keaton (Secretary). Jana Endress, D|una Phillips. Laura Norns, Tom Evans. SECOND ROW: Stanley Davis. Emily Bentley. Renee Hullett. Jeff Jones. Ben Bottcher, Brenda Price. David Denney Connie Thompson, THIRD ROW: Candy Hanson, Tommy King, Lisa Shell. Max Blalock (President), Kelly McMillen. Donald Tucker. Patricia Graves, Mark Riddle. Jane Saviiyer (Vice-President), Mrs. Donna Ware (Sponsor), 122 Mu Alpha Theta — Math Team