Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Juniors Thomas. Hugh Thomas. Suzanne Thompson. Connie Tidwell. Richard Tielking. Brent Towns. Michael CLASS OFFICERS are Susan Kelley (Secretary), Max Blaiock (President). Ralphette Gibbs (Treasurer), and Chad Bottcher (Vice-President). WITH ALL THE difrerent varieties of class rings today, Shanna Nash and Becca Allgood see that mal ing the right decision isn ' t always easy! Tucker, Greg Vick. Seth Warren, James Wester. Kristie Womack. Tim Woodard. Dana Juniors 169

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Ralchford, Rodney Ratlifl, Robert Ridings, Mark Robertson, Jeff Robinson, James Rogers, Johnny Self, Monroe Shell, Lisa Sloan, Mark Smith, Brian Smith. Geoff Stockdale, Carrie Sullivan, Tammy Thomas, Cindy 168 Juniors

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Blackmon. Raymond Blackwood. Danny Bottcher, Brett Buckelew. Freddie Burgin, Pancho Buse, Jesse Gary. Sue Ann Clements. Melissa Clowdus. Donnie Cornelius, Eddie Davenport, Scott Deavers, Demetrius Deavers. Marshall Elliot, David Epperson. Susan Evans, Stacy Fendley, Sandi Fogleman. Brooks Gargus, Brian Garner. Lisa Gunter, Ronnie Haney, Steve Harvey, Keith Henry, Melissa Hill, Chris Jackson, John Jants, Audra Jennings, Darlene Johnson, Eddie King, Elizabeth King, James King, Phillip Kornegay, Tina Kyle, Patrick Ledbetter, Kathy Levering, Mike We ' re The Best, There Ain ' t No More, We ' re The Class Of 84! The sophomores decided upon the theme ' O.H.S. Our Pride is Show- ing ' for their homecoming float. Most of the worl was done at Audra Janfs ' house, and the combined efforts of the classmates achieved first place. The representative was Tracy Lyda and her escort was Brett Bottcher. Since it rained during the homecom- ing parade, the sophomores had minor problems when the crepe paper faded on their car! To raise money to pay expenses for fixing this problem the so phomores sold Christmas orna- ments, but much to their surprise and relief, insurance covered the damages and the money they raised was added to the class treasury. Biology made up a very big part of the sophomores ' year, and as usual the insect collection highlighted the first semester. Freddie Buckelew and Kathy Ledbetter tied for grand prize and Shawn McMillen recieved first place. Other biology projects included winter gardens and clay models. In Mrs. Nolan ' s English class, these students had to read Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. Class Favorites Tina Wall And Brian Gargus A. 170 Sophomores