Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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LIBRARY AIDES are FRONT ROW: Tina Wall, Tammy Owens. Laura Norris, Yvette Mollis, Sheila James. SECOND ROW: Pam Logan. Tracy Lyda. Jana McPherson. Ram Hullett, Tina Pinson. Kim Blackwood. THIRD ROW: Geoft Smith. Richard Tidwell. Jimmy Register. Greg Moore. SSKfirt ' ' ■■ P i i n ft 1 ' ' M Unnoticed Workers Vital To School Have you ever stopped and thought about how much time it takes to cook and prepare the cafeteria meals? Ever thought about how much ener- gy it takes to vacuum all the floors in each classroom and all the hallways and to keep the gym floor waxed? A number of school employees go unnoticed. What most students do not realize is the amount of work and effort they put into their jobs. Everyone who visits Oneonta always comments on our neat, clean building and asks if the walls have just been painted because there is no graffti. Lunchroom workers have the re- sponsibility of preparing a hot lunch for the entire school grades K-12. Custodians have the job of cleaning the building from top to bottom, repair- ing things that have been destroyed or need changing, and making sure the building is in A-1 shape. Without these vital workers our school would not be able to function properly. OFFICE AIDES are FRONT ROW: Jane Sawyer. John David Huie, Pete Faust. SECOND ROW: Monroe Self, Janet Bryant. Beth Tidwell. Rhonda King. John Gordon. THIRD ROW: Mark Sims. En Bentley. Lisa Shell. Ben Bottcher. Support Personnel 145

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WHERE COUNTRY AND CITY MEET m The society of youth in our school was somewhat like a scaled-down model of adult society. There are those who achieved and those who did not. There were political minds, intellectual minds, and lazy minds — all types of people with different opinions and ways of life. From kindergarten to twelfth grade, we have dreamed and envisioned ourselves as adults in an adult world. Little did we know that our future would come so fast. In school we were educated, not only by books and teachers, but also by each other and the society created for us here. This began to prepare us for being our part of the adult society. CONTENTS Valedictorian 148 Salutatorian and Historian 149 Who ' s Who 150 Seniors 156 Juniors 166 Soph omores 1 70 Freshmen 174 Eighth Grade 178 Seventh Grade 1 82 Sixth Grade 186 Fifth Grade 188 Fourth Grade 190 Third Grade 192 Second Grade 194 First Grade 196 Kindergarten 1 98 EMR 200 TMR 201 IN A PEP rally skit, Kitty Cornelius contracts the contagious spasms of Candy Hanson. People 147