Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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-First Grade. •j,...iii? fi Frengel, Alanna Gary, Tommy Gray, Cedric Hammer. Heath Haynes, Contressa Henderson, Anthony Holston, Roy Huffstutler, Chad Martin, Scott McCullough, Carisa Milam. Angela Parks, Eddie Posten, Mechelle Reid, Kimberly Scott, Cindy Shea, Amy Silas, Shae Starks, Christy Stalon, Shannon StoHregen, Lisa Strickland, Anita Thomas. Kelli Thornton, Randy Tucker, Wendy Veal, Casey Viles, Freedom Wadkins, Kris Watkins. Chris Whited, Carrie Whited, Kevin Wilson. Aimee Wilson. Jennifer Young. Pudd First Grade 197

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Baxter, Jennifer Beaver, Andy Bentley, Luke Blake, Jason Burdette, William Burgin, Cynthia Burns, DeLynn Buse, Sherry Butler, Christie Byers, Perry Bynum, Amy Camp, Don All Dressed Up For The Halloween Parade Ground Halloween first grade stu- dents can be seen parading through the halls of O.H.S. dressed as fairies, clowns, monsters, witches, and above all, Draculas! There seemed to be four or five of these. They all walked from one end of the school to the other in a single file line. It was a very interesting sight and an amusing one also. The first graders also played the parts of ladybugs and grasshoppers in the Christmas play, ' Angels, Lambs, Ladybugs, and Fireflies ' . This was pre- sented by Mrs. Martha Burdette for the P.T.A. The students were delightful all decked out in costumes made by Mary Jim Bottcher and the Home Econom- ics Department. ALLANA FRENGEL AND ELIZABETH DAILY decide to clown around a little before parading through the school. DRACULA IS THE favorite costume of the first grade boys. Christopher, John Crow, Penny Crowe, Jamie Currier, Mikie Daily, Elizabeth Dilliapree, Iv4aria Dye, Valerie EIrod, Jeremy Evans, Julie Fischer, Becky Fleming, Christy Fortson, April 196 First Grade

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Baily, Jason Basye. Nicole Beasley, Todd Bradberry, Sharon Having Fun And Learning Too! K indergarten is always a new and exciting experience for young children. Kindergarten teachers Celia Snead and Bobby Logan did many different things to try to make the year one the students would always remember. Each month the girls and boys did crafts that tied in with that month ' s holiday. In October they carved a pumpkin in addition to creating their own haunted houses. After each one had completed his haunted house they had a contest to choose the most creative one. In November the students made In- dian costumes and moccasins with the help of their teachers. Then they wore these to lunch to show them off. At Christmas the kindergarten class- room was decorated by their ' candy tree! ' This was a branch from a tree with all kinds of candy hanging from it. It caught the attention of all those passing by. Another event that added to the year ' s fun was the ' Bunny Fashion Show ' . First, bunnies were cut out of poster paper. Then kindergarteners were able to dress the bunnies as they pleased. Finally, the best dressed bun- ny was chosen. ALLEN EAKES AND Leah Gargus sing Vas Is Dis? ' a German folk song of an immigrant father learning English from his son. BARBI SELF SHOWS what great Indian costumes the kindergarterners made from material scraps and yarn They earned feathers with good behavior. Eight feathers made a chief Doddins, Monica Bakes, Allen Ellis, Rachel Faust. Dave Gargus. Leah George, Todd Glover. Jennifer Gray. Tajuana 198 Kindergarten