Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Kindergarten i ' 4w ISS Ik MJ MJn f i 1 - H B J Jl Jttai DURING FREE TIME Monica Dobbins and Josh Moreland play the roles of a mother and a doctor. Hammer, Ben Harvey, Cammie ' Harvey, Melanie Hays, Julie Hollingsworth. Jeff Killoregh. Amy Kyle, Jarrid LaRocque. Tommy Lambert, Vanessa Lamont, Christy Linder, Tricia Love. Kerrie Loyd. April MacLean, Phillip Mangum. Angela Marin, Scott McClure, Donny Montgomery, Man lr Moreland. Josh Neal, Amanda Owens. Marcus Owens, Matt Phillips. Courtney Ratchford, Randy Richardson. Karen Richardson. Melanie Robbins. Benton Sanford, Suzi Self, Barbie Sivley, Heath Smith, Eric Smith, Mandy Staton, Jeromy Stephenson, Amanda Taylor, Tracy Tolbert, Billy Turner. James Watkins, Josh Wright. Wesley Young, Hoilie Young, Jeromy Zanders. Tony Kindergarten 199

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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

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Arledge. Mike Carson, Neil Crow, Denise Fowler, Fred Higginbotham, Mary Trips And Activities Make Learning Fun 1 1 was an exciting year for the elemen- I tary special education students. In addition to studying the 3 R ' s, the chil- dren were involved in many different learning experiences. At the beginning of the year, they took a trip to the Birmingham Zoo and Botanical Gardens. Later, the children worked very hard to present a Halloween program of po- ems, songs, and a play. They especially enjoyed a unit on breakfast. They studied nutritious foods and their preparations by actual- ly cooking breakfasts each morning. One pretty fall day they enjoyed a nature walk through Palisades Park. At Christmas they took their annual trip to Birmingham ' s Century Plaza to visit Santa Claus. In April, the children participated in the Special Olympics. All of these events were exciting, but it seems that the highlight of the entire year was the birth of Lindsay Kaye Price, on March 3, Mrs. Price ' s first child. This was an event anticipated by the children all year! MIKE ARLEDGE, BILLY Warren, and Tim Higginbothann enjoy a game of checkers before school starts. NEIL CARSON READS Wheels, one of the books he checked out of the library IN MRS. PRICE ' S classroom. Ann Scott listens carefully to directions so that she can complete her work 200 EMR-TMR