Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Eighth Grade Pride Of ' 86 The eighth graders had to endure another year of the dreaded middle school lockers. However, this year one class got a very lucky break. Since Mr. Barnes ' classroom was in the high school area, his homeroom was able to use the high school lockers. Although the class is divided in this way, the students are very close. Un- der the leadership of the officers and class sponsors, Mrs. Sanders, Mr. Barnes, and Coach Woodard, the ju- nior ll ' s worked together to build their homecoming float. The theme for their float was ' Pride of 86 ' , and it did turn out to be something they were all very proud of. It took a lot of work, but they had fun too! Instead of choosing some- one ' s house at which to work, the eighth graders were able to use Valley Ford ' s showroom. Kelly Lyda was the junior ll ' s representative and her escort was Scott Little. The time for sign competition came soon after homecoming. The sign ' Redskins, Ain ' t No Stoppin ' Us Now ' won first place for the eighth graders. Showing off their Redskin spirit was Important, but this class also had its share of school work to do, too. Ex- ploratory classes highlighted the school day by introducing students to photography in Mr. Barnes ' room and various tools in Mr. Gibbons ' shop. Class Favorites Damon Denney And Jodi Beason Aaron. Jett Beasley, Jamie Beason, Jodi Blanton. Pam Bodiford, Scott Box, Michael Brown, Carl Burdette, Stacey Cheatwood, Jimmy Clowdus, Barry Coggins, Johnny Conn, Deana ► IL. J Jernigan. Darlene Jones, Mike Justice. Bobby Lin Justice. Patricia Eighth Grade 179

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Kelly. Keith Latta, Mitchell LeCroy, Gary Lemley, John HK — Linn. Stacy CLASS OFFICERS are Lori Ha (iiissell (Treasurer). Stacy Linn ( President i and I ee Ware (SeLrelaryi Little, Scott Long, Donovan Longshore, Amanda Lovell. Avon Lovell, Evon f--. 130 Eighth Grade