Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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■ . fS THE BAUCH AND LOMB Science Award goes to Jennifer Harrelson who is planning on a career in physical therapy JANE SAWYER ' S BALFOUR, Danforth. and D.A.R. Awards give her many chances for scholarships. CANDY HANSON AND Max Blalock are candidates for Girl ' s and Boy ' s State, an honor determined by the faculty. AWARDS. FRONT ROW: Ralphette Gibbs (American History), Becca Allgood (American History), Dana Bailey (7th Grade Academic), Katie Veal (7th Grade Science), Amanda Bushard (Energy Conservation), Greg Craven (American History), SECOND ROW: Sonya Phillips (Girl ' s P.E, 9th Grade Academic), Jan Tcherneshotf (10th Grade English), Tina Wall (10th Grade Academic English), Lisa Keaton (All-State Band), Becky Gibbs (American History), Susan Kelley (ICT Skills). THIRD ROW: Melissa Henry (Volleyball), Rhonda King (American History), Margaret Henry (Afro-American). Renee Butler (Girl ' s Athletic Award), Mike Putman (Social Studies), Stanley Davis (Shorthand, Boy ' s P.E., Danforth), FOURTH ROW: Ted Murphree (Stanley Tool Woodworking), Steve King (Football), Damon Denney (8th Grade Academic History), Chris Pennington (Social Studies), Keith Loyd (Social Studies), Max Blalock (11th Grade Academic, Woodman of the World, Poetry), FIFTH ROW: Sharon Ragsdale (American History), Vicki Stockdale (Afro-American), Donna Putman (American History), Patricia Graves (Afro-American), Charles Gibbons (Bookkeeping, DeKalb Agricultural). Willie Thomas (Home Economics). SIXTH ROW: Kathy Dumus (Typing I), Denise Presley (Band), Debbie Sloan (Journalism), Celia Lochamy, (Cosmatology), Renee Hullett (Business Education). Awards Day 47

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Emphasis On Excellence Awards Day served to recognize stu- dents who had achieved high scholas- tic standing during the year and there were plenty of them. The excellent fa- cilities and resources found in the school prompted students to strive be- yond previous levels. This fact was made evident by the scores received on competency tests; they scored above the state and national averages. This percentage showed both the qual- ity of education present and the moti- vation within the students. SENIOR BOWL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Ciiarles Gibbons. Laura Morris. Emily Bentley- SECOND ROW: Brenda Price. Denise Presley, Stanley Davis. THIRD ROW: Jim Kilgore (Sponsor), David Shumate, David Penney.

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A Cinderella Story Tike Qr© ' wn Bx MngmT© Miss Homecoming. 1 thought 1 was going to pass out! My knees were shaking and my head was swimming. I could not believe it! uttered Beth following the announcement that she was Miss Homecoming. Too often such an honor becomes a matter of anticipation rather than surprise. Any dummy can usually figure out ahead time this TecipieiW. 1 jjproved to be different; h ■because she had never L nominated for class beauty by her class. Her entry into the beauty field had come the previous year when she won class representative in the Tomahawk Pageant. Now as if her class had suddenly discovered her. she was nominated for homecoming. But with the whole school voting, did ;W»giTaiV-V ' ;J;»»tlT:TlT«r:»:T«! nominees? Well, here is where Beth shines. One of her special gifts is her ability to get along with people, all people of any age. She had friends in all the other classes who knew what a beautiful person she was, inside and out. She had the potential all along, all she needed was the chance. Who knows? There may be a few more people out there who just need a break. GENTLE BREEZES BRING a pi Alternate Yvette Mollis. HIDING IN A TREE doesnl cone Tamnny Miller. I beauty of First Alternate 48 Activities