Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Outstanding I Once asked what her philos- ophy on life was Djuna Phillips said. ' I believe in being yourself in everything you do ' Being yourself. Djuna feels, will help each individual acquire an hon- est moral quality Djuna also feels that you should learn to respect the opinions of others. That ' s exactly what Djuna has tried to accomplish. As senior editor on the Tomahawk staff and class secretary, she ' s had the opportunity to work with her classmates and thinks each one of them is wonderful, ' I ap- preciate and love them dearly. ' • - Rhonda Lambert Celia Lochamy Serving as president of the National Honor Society and Explorers club, Stan Davis has met and ex- ceeded his high school goals through hard work and academic dedication, Stan also attended Ivlodel Senate in November and was selected to Who ' s Who Among High School Students. His future plans include attending Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville. Tennessee and majoring in engineering, Since high school is preparation for the rest of your life. Emily Bentley feels that it should educate your mind, but it should also teach you about yourself, your emotions, and dealing with other people in relationships. She ' s glad that she ' s had the opportu- nity to be a part of several school drama produc- tions. ' I feel blessed to have grown up where I did being who I am. ' I Ben Bottcher, Student Government Association president, believes that ' to whom much is given, much IS required ' — in service as well as leadership. He believes that one is happiest when involved in a variety of activities. As an all-county football player, he knows the importance of teamwork and sports- manship.

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CLASS OFFICERS are: Jeff Jones (President). Pam Cox (Reporter). Jane Sawyer (Treasurer). Yvette Mollis (Vice President). Djuna Phillips (Secretary), CHOSEN BY THE faculty to attend EXCELLING IN WRITING the Boys ' and Girls ' Workshop are ABILITY, Ennily Bentley was selected Pam Cox and Stanley Davis. by the English Department to be reporter to ' Th e Southern Democrat ' George Henry Marlon Hilton Seniors 159

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Seniors 4 Steve King likes to enjoy the simple pleasures ol life. He lil es to exper- ience the great outdoors by hunting, fishing, or playing football in the crisp fall air and believes it is the way to true happiness. Like nature itself. Steve believes one should continually grow, ' Being a nnember of SGA. Mu Alpha Theta. FCA, school musicals, and even school beauty pageants, has en- abled me to develop a greater field of interests and better relate to others. ' He is an active member of Lester Me- morial U.M.C, where he holds such positions as president of the United Methodist Youth Fellowship, member of Pastor-Parish Relations committee, and serves on the Administrative Board. Steve has also been selected to Who ' s Who for American High School Students. » Jane Sawyer believes that the only way to suc- ceed in anything is to make Jesus Christ the center of your life. ' I don ' t know how I would have ever made it through high school if I hadn ' t been a Chris- tian, ' College lies next in her future and presents a whole new set of challenges. She ' s not worried, though, because Jesus Christ will see her through college just like he did high school, A general motto for her lite is Philippians 4; 13: I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. A Jeff Jones, senior class president, feels that the key to success is to find your own niche in life. ' Doing your own thing is very important. ' After graduation. Jeff plans to attend the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa to study Metallurgical Engi- neering. 4 As editor of the Tomahawk, Pam Cox has learned the importance of patience when working with people. Patience and honesty help develop a person ' s character , Everyone should have some- thing that they believe in. and in my life that is my firm faith in Christ to help me make the right deci- sions. ' Lisa Mann Mike McCay Kim McKinney P ■ a j V ' rc, 1 Ronald McKinney Tammy Miller Seniors 161