Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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WHERE COUNTRY AND CITY MEET In years past, a graduate of a small school might have been slighted be- cause of his background — no morel Probably because of increasing ex- penses and budget cuts, many large schools are considered to be less effi- cient academically. Our school has been affected by these problems too, but since our operation is on a smaller scale, we can work to solve them on a simpler level. Great interest is taken by the com- munity in the academic and overall ac- tivities of the school and that is to the advantage of the students and faculty. The five-year-old school building has definitely upped the concentration ability of students, providing the ulti- mate environment for education. Com- munity organizations often give schol- arships and grants to students who are deserving academically or who comply with financial need requirements. Education — it is what school is all about. CONTENTS A Pain in the Brain 58 Plug in Pal 60 Shop 62 AS PART OF the new math seminar class, Mark Riddle and Tom Evans solve problems that will help them figure computer programs. Academics 57

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56 Academics

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AFTER AN EXHAUSTING class ot taking notes. Monroe Self breathes a sigh of relief. 1 ' ■ iL ♦ 4 -