Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Joan McDaniel Lee Hanson ASSISTANT SPONSOR ASSISTANT Nancy Murphree Mrs. Ray Morgan Jerry Price fa-.wer sms , sl.E w L1- LAYOUT EDITOR Ruth Kitchens ASSISTA NTS Jucy Chesser Allen Whittington PROOF READERS Nancy Collett Carolyn Gilliland PICTURE EDITOR Ginger Ingram ASSISTANTS Benny Murray Jo Ann Purdy PHOTOGRAPHER Glenn Whited ' TYPISTS Mickie Hampton Elizabeth Warren Edwina Lankforcl Eva Clyde Murray lr X . llfllj U. ORGANIZATION EDITOR . SPORTS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR Anne Wade jimmy Gregory Carol Smith ASSISTANT ASSISTANT ASSISTANT Georgia wade Lowell Norris Reba Sloan 1 Y - O 6 K ! l 1 K The Tomahawk staff of 1960 dedicates this edition, with love and gratitude, to you, Mrs. Lybrand. The entire school appreciates the help you have given us and the way in which you have endeavored to prepare us for our future. That which you have given us in knowledge will be our foundation for the future--the basis from which we will operate, branching out into the wider fields of life and experience. We shall always remember you, Sister Louise. lf L - 3 T, fi 'ir'-. -N 1 N 1 V Y M f-N wr lx :A .f f W... X NY' X 'N 7 x x f 1i'v - f -'- ' f .' -Y lx xvmm! R Q , ,- ' ' . PA F Q A , l X 7 ' f g I 2 E - '--gr I N Y ,.., W u s ' f . - A ' 1, ' - u 5 X! 4 'xx I, M it S 1 AV 1321 s f , xhli 45 , ., l Kg., R N I Z. 3 f sg g ugh Al ELIKMX' K. - 1' ' lk 1 1 A Lg ' S-.RQ fits' 'Q H XX - si + f' N- 2 lg' 9 X . X .- , A ' N, V xv-1 ful' .J Mf5ffWff.5Q47FO!2 MR. T. L. GALLMAN Superintendent of Oneonta City Schools From the wellspring of human relationship arise many of the issues of life that are important in the local communities in which you will carry on your life work. Man will always be dependent upon, and responsible for, his fellow man: the strong for the weak, the wealthy for the poor, the intellectual for those less intellectually endowed, the civic conscious for the civic deaf. Acceptance or rejection of the implications of this responsibility-dependence relationship spells the difference between a progressive democracy or a retrogressive society. I urge that all of you be aware of the needs of your fellow man, and of your community and to help fulfill those needs. May there be progress because you were there. Off? M K ' gown! af Z ' Mr. Morris Wirnpee, Mr. Bi11Lem1ey, Dr. Robert Brittain, Dr. Ira Patton, Mr. Arvil Horsley, Mr. T. L. Gallman, Superintendent. 0 Uggaae 5:41404 :nga same ' Pat Putman Joyce Corvin Elizabeth Warren Georgia Wade Barbara Deerman Patsy Tidmore Mrs. F. W. Richards, Office Secretary BUS DRIVER Danny Woodard Q JANITOR Mr. Melton Underwood LUNCH ROOM STAFF Mrs. Zona Harris, Supervrsor Mrs. R. V. Underwood Miss Minnie Wade Mrs. Glades Mason Mrs . Ora Cain '---.,,,N. VX .mx KN' 'ix-.I N 'x ' N .cg N' 15. AW. XX X, 1 7 f 9 Q X 1 'W'E'41if,'i: ii ?'f ,a':',lgL,1-.-.. I -' .555-,Lf Q sm,mxA1 - N V. x.. .m. . ,,,.iY,!,MAltM fag' vw - V ' i V Q,-nr, y, 1 H, X , . -' ... .K ,3,am,.. L .mangoiixMfQy,,,,x., mmwalg, hw. 'M Q 1 Q Ml I nz, N N M QM Q1 X W n -t,,15:.11'!YMm..5QLLu.,5! ,,Qm,Q3,5,Vm51wM:Nlb'bLN.gA FMULTY .TERRY COUNTRYMAN MRS. RAY MORGAN MRS. C. B. HARVEY Instrumental Music Librarian English MRS. ELINOR WATSON JOEL BENTLEY MRS. G. C. PESNELL Social Studies Science Science . sz f ir:-mmm--mr..w...ml .,,......-an JN! MRS. MELTON LYBRAND English MRS. IULIAN GRAVES Mathematics - Guidance MRS. STEVE NATION MRS. S. K. DAILY English - Spanish Social Studies MRS. JOHN ETHERIDGE JERRY HIGGINBOTHAM Mathematics Mathematics Left to right: MRS. D. S. LOYD Home Economics THOMAS E. MANN Agriculture MRS. FLOYD D. MILLER Commercial Subjects FLOYD D. MILLER Diversified Occupations MISS GAIL ANDERSON Physical Education W. H. HAWKINS Coach - Social Studies JAMES H. SMITH Coach - Physical Education 2 i J , X J'1A?:'f' ww -N :N . f r ik I . , ,' tr' , X L- , Q, 7 n 1 5 .. X' P. .' 25, x '51 7 ' gy .L .' -ax . ., , in fx ' '93, ,' '41 Hy .5 ' 4' ,5 , '-, Y ,F .1-A I J k X91 A R :Q xl ,,,,,., A ,bo ,,- Y x A X v x::1T7Lq.f' x Q J.. K, x . n..,,qI XJ'-N 1- Jaxx' ' 'X 3 x , . my X Tl fi fm v'XfREj K Clif?-.S'.5'zE .5' .gr ...f- LJ -on g, Hill!!! . ' may in-QHQ KPN xx!! X X ,,, -Q.,-W 24N SJSMUPMS VTYLITMRE n M Spring! Summer! Autumn! Winter!--our years in high school together might be compared with the four seasons. Our spring years were in junior high school, the years between the childhood of grade school and the growing adulthood of senior high school. Our junior high school days were--just as spring is--marked with opened buds and springing roots. Among these were the production of a prize-winning float in the homecoming parade, a head cheerleader and a head majoretteg and the beginning of football, basketball, and baseball careers for the boys. Fortunately, we survived those trying, but joyful, years and entered the summer year of high school as sophomores. Our sophomore year was--just as summer is--slow, measured, and lazy, with one golden moment winning first prize with our float, Strawberry Shortcake, in the homecoming parade. This float began our relationship with our beloved Coach E. H. Wilson, who so ably assisted in the building of our float. Our most important role as sophomores was to make our class seen, felt, and heard in the lull of our summer year. After summer comes autumn with its crisp, chilled days that shout for vim, vigor, and vitality. Our autumn year was--just as autumn is--full of vim, vigor, vitality, as the class who was going to top all previous records in every way possible. We did! We began with another first-prize float in the homecoming parade, our last float in competition. The next chance to prove our worth came in the person of Mr. Amis, the representative of Curtis Publishing Company. He literally filled us with a desire and a fire to sell more magazines than any class in the history of O. H. S, We set a goal of S3400 and topped it with a total of S3900. It must be noted that we were the highest percentage holders in the state, setting us on a plane above all others! Not content with this distinction, we began our plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet-Prom to be the most beautiful and most remembered. We chose for our banquet theme, SAYONARA, which is Japanese for good by. Our class has been a first in many things, and we were the first to assemble a banquet- prom in one day! Chaos seemed to prevailg nevertheless, out of the confusion was ordered an occasion for honoring the seniors in most fitting fashion. The tune Sayonara brings lovely memories for all of us still. ' The autumn year closed with high hopes and orders for class rings for the coming year, winter. Winter dawned with its icy splendor and invigorating cold to spur a new group of seniors on toward their goal--graduation. Our last year, the winter year, was--just as winter is-- the climax of it all, the best yet! It was a time when Seniors could sit and relax a little and enjoy the fruits of good reputation. But not us! We began our wlnter with the idea of preserving it and prolonging it. In order to do this, we had to pack every golden moment with something to remember. Some of our remembrances are our last homecoming with our queen float entitled The Queen of Hearts and carrying three seniors--Ginger Ingram, Queen, and Carol Smith and Ruth Kitchens, attend- antsg our last pep rally, when tears flowed while we tried to sing the Alma Materg our last football game, with a triumphant victoryg the last football banquet, when the senior football players and cheerleaders were honored--Danny Woodard was proclaimed Most Outstanding Lineman and Jimmy Gregory, the Most Improved Athleteg our last stunt night when we were the first senior class in five years to win first prizeg our class trip to our nation's capital, when we became more united than ever with the songs we sang coming home on the traing the Junior- Senior Banquet-Prom given in our honor this year--the theme being TILL THE END OF TIME--and one of the most heavenly occasions everg our Senior Play, HEADED FOR EDEN, with the hero Bruce Phillips and the heroine Elizabeth Warreng and finally, the memories to come--class day and GRADUATION. Our seasons of growing up together as the Class of '60 at O. H. S. will always be treasured memo- ries to each of us. And still TOGETHER, we anticipate new seasons, a new Spring of Future, waiting on the horizon. Ruth Carol Kitchens Historian President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - I I , ' ,ww ,, , ,, 9' - . 5. , W J, ,, K 4. In , V .,, if A an f M , . . ,, f f ., , Winn. ..., ar . SQ T , ewan 5444 Ofkteww - - - - JIMMY GREGORY Treasurer - - ---- GINGER INGRAM BUTCH CHAMBLEE Reporter - - - - BILLY MAX WRIGHT ELIZABETH WARREN CAROL JEAN BATTLES Transferred from Jones Valley 605 Commercial Club 605 F.N.C. 60. GAYLON DAUTHON BROTHERS F.F.A. 57,585 D.O. Club 59,6O. KENNETH ELBERT BURROW Junior Science Club 575 Beta Club 59,605 Com- mercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 605 Sports Editor 605 Quick Draw McGraw Fan Club 605 Class Poet. WILLIAM JACKSON CANNON F.F.A. 58. 4 si' W MOLLIE FAY BAGGETT Science Club 575 4-H Club 575 F.H.A. 58,6O, Historian 58, Vice-President 605 F. N. C. 595 Com- mercial Club 605 Wetotem staff 60. JERRY ARNIM BAILEY F.F.A. 57,58,59,605 Baseball 57,58,59. - itz. ,. RAYMOND FRITZ CHAMBLEE, IR. Science Club 57.60, Treasurer 605 Band Manager 57,58,59,6O5 Boys' Club 575 Beta Club 59,6O, Pres- ident 605 Golden Daggers 59,605 Honorary Usher 595 Queen For A Day 605 Who's Who 605 Science Award. BEN JAY CHEAVES Football Manager 575 D. O, Club 59,6O, Treas- urer 60. f a .5 k vb- WA. JUDY LOUELL EN CHESSER Transferred from Talladega High 585 F. N.C. 59, 605 F. T.A. 595 Beta Club 59,605 Girls' Chorus 59, 60, Secretary 605 Tomahawk Staff 59,60, Typist 59, Assistant Lay-Out Editor 605 Honorary Usher 595 Band 60, Secretary 605 Flag Carrier 605 Beauty 60. NANCY ANN COLLETT Science Club 57, President 575 F. H.A. 5'7,58, Vice-President 585 Latin Club 585 Student Council Rep. 585 Beta Club 59,60, Secretary 605 Honorary Usher 595 Commercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 605 American Legion Citizenship Girl. LESLIE EUGENE CORVIN F.F.A. 57,58,595 Beta Club 59. BARBRA ANN DEERMAN Girls' Club 575 Science Club 575 F. N.C. 58,59, 605 Alternate Cheerleader 595 Commercial Club 59, 605 Miss Plank 605 Girls' Chorus 605 Wetotem Staff 60. FRANCES LEE COONRADT Transferred from Woodlawn High 585 Band 59,60, Majorette 59,605 F.N.C. 59,605 F.l-l.A. 59,605 Girls' Chorus 59,60, Assistant Director 605 Hi-Y Club 60, Treasurer 605 Who's Who 60. FAY NELL CORNELIUS Science Club 575 Library Club 585 Beta Club 59, 605 Honorary Usher 595 Commercial Club 60, Treas- urer 605 Wetotem Staff 60. GAYLA FERN CORNELIUS Science Club 575 Library Club 585 Honorary Usher 595 Beta Club 59,605 Commercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 60. GARY THOMAS CORVIN Science Club 575 F. F.A. 57,58,59. LARRY THOMAS EPPERSON Football Manager 575 O Club 57,605 Boys' Club 575 Football 605 Baseball 605 F.F.A. 605 Who's Who 60. DOLLIE DEAN EPPS Girls' Club 575 Science Club 575 Library Club 58, Secretary 585 D. O. Club 59,6O, Secretary 605 F. N.C. 605 Hi-Y Club 605 Dramatic Club 605 Senior Play 605 Birmingham Oratorical Contest 60. CHARLES SIDNEY FENDLEY Student Council Representative 575 Vice-President of Freshman Class 575 Football 57,585 D. O. Club 59, 60, President 60. PEGGY ANN FOWLER Science Club 575 F.H.A. 57,585 Reporter 585 Girls' Club 575 4-H Club 575 Library Club 59560, Vice-President 605 Home Ec. Club 605 Game Leader 605 Who's Who 60. 'K MA RGENE DUMA S Cheerleader 59,605 Honorary Member O Club 59, 60 . CA ROLYN IRENE EDWARDS 4-H Club 575 Science Club 575 Girls' Club 57 Band 585 F.H.A. 59,605 F.N.C. 59,605 Hi-Y Club 60: D.O. Club 60. l Q iv --f IERALD DOUGLAS GARNER Transferred from Appalachian 595 F. F.A. 605 L.H. Club 605 Stogie Club 605 Football 605 Basket ball 605 Baseball 605 O Club 60. FREDDIE DEAN GIBBS Band 56,57,58,59,6O5 Girls' Chorus 58,59,6O5 Girls' Club 575 Science Club 575 F.H.A. 58,595 F.T.A. 58,553,605 F. N.C. 58,59,605 Latin Club 585 Commercial Club 59,605 Tau Beta Mu 59,605 Beta Club 59,605 Honorary Usher 595 Hi-Y 605 All- State Band 605 State Medal Winner 60. F.N.C. 58,59,6O5 F.H.A. 585 Latin Club 585 CAROLYN SUE GILLILAND Science Club 575 F. H. A. 575 Latin Club 585 Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class 585 Beta Club 595 Honorary Usher 595 Commercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 60, Feature Editorg Vice-President Commercial Club 60. JOHN IULIAN GRAVES, JR. Band 56,5'I,58,59,6O5 All-State Blue Band 595 All-State Red Band 605 Science Club 585 Stamp Club 585 Latin Club 585 4-H Club 585 Science Fair Winner 585 Spanish Club 595 Beta Club 605 Tau Theta Sigma 605 Dramatic Club 605 Salutatorian. TOMMY ANDERSON HALLMAN 4-H Club 55,56,57,58,595 F.F.A. 57,58,59,605 Commercial Club 605 O Club 605 State Farmers Degree. ALMUS LEE I-IANSON Football 58,59,605 Basketball 58,595 Student Council 59, Vice-President 595 O Club 59,605 Annual Staff 59,6O, Assistant Business Manager 59, Business Manager 605 Dramatic Club 59,605 Captain Magazine Sales 595 Senior Science Club 605 What's Your Line 605 Who's Who 60. JERRY EDWARD GREEN F.F.A. 58,559,605 Science Club 57. JAMES LOWELL GREGORY Student Council 57,595 Science Club 575 Home- room Vice-President 575 O Club 57,58,59,60, Vice President 605 Football 58,559,605 Basketball 58,59, 60, All-County 59,605 President of Homeroom 595 Magazine Sales Captain 595 Annual staff 59,60, Assistant Sports Editor 59, Sports Editor 605 Boys' State 595 President of Senior Class 605 All-County Football 605 Who's Who 605 Favorite 605 Queen For A Day 60. JERRY LEE GRIFFIN Football 57,58,59,6O5 Science Club 575 O Club 58,553,609 F.F.A. 60. MARY MAXINE GRIFFIN Girls' Club 575 Science Club 575 Library Club 585 The Wise Five 60, Secretary-Treasurer 60. GINGER LEA INGRAM Band 56,57,58,59, Treasurer 58, Vice-President 595 Junior High Student Council President 575 Girls' Chorus 58,59,60, Treasurer 605 F. T.A. 58,595 F.N. 58,59,60, Secretary 59, President 605 Annual Staff 59,605 Vice-President Junior Class 595 Treasurer Senior Class 605 Cheerleader 605 Honorary Member O Club 605 Homecoming Queen 605 Who's Who 605 Senior Play 605 Favorite 60. GLENDA .TEAN JONES Transferred from Anniston High 595 Girls' Chorus 59,605 Commercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 605 F.N.C. 605 Class Prophet. RUTH CAROL KITCHENS Band 55-605 Majorette 56-605 All-State Band 58, 595 Favorite 575 F.N.C. 58-605 F.T.A. 58-60, Secretary 59, Vice-President 605 Tau Beta Mu 58-605 Girls' Chorus 58-60, Director 605 Annual Staff 59,60, Lay-out Editor 605 Beta Club 59,605 Dramatics Club 605 Honorary Usher 595 Who's Who5 Senior Play5 Best Musician5 Class Historian5 Danforth Award. EDWINA GAIL LANKFORD Annual Staff 605 Home Ec. Club President 605 Girls' Club 575 Science Club 575 F,H.A, 57,58,59, 605 F. N. C. 58,59,605 Library Club 58,59,605 Sec- retary-Treasurer 59, President 60. LARRY WAYNE HYDE Science Club 575 4-H Club 575 O Club 57,58, 59,60, President 59, Secretary-Treasurer 605 Foot- ball 57,58,59,605 Baseball 57,58,59,605 Boys' Club 575 F. F.A. 58,59,605 Treasurer of the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classesg L. H. Club 605 Stogie Club 605 Who's Who 605 Favorite 60. RUSSELL EVANS INGLE Transferred from Marion Military Institute 595 Science Club 60. DOUGLAS ALLEN LOWE Science Club 575 Honorary Usher 595 Beta Club 59,605 Senior Science Club 605 Who's Who 60. JIMMY FRANKLIN LOWE Junior Science Club 575 Beta Club 59,605 Honorary Usher 595 Senior Science Club 60. JOAN MCDANIEL Band 56,57,58,595 All-State Band 595 Girls' Chorus 58,59,605 F.H.A. 58,59,60, Secretary 595 Girls' State 595 Head Honorary Usher 595 Beta Club 59,60, Treasurer 605 Tau Beta Mu 59, Historian 595 Annual Staff 59,60, Editor 605 Science Talent Search Student 605 Tau Theta Sigma 60, Vice-President 605 Senior Play 605 Wetotem Staff 605 Who's Who 605 Valedictorian. SHIRLEY CORNELIUS MARSH Band 55,56,575 F.H.A. 575 F.T.A. 57,585 F.N.C. 58. NELLIE FAYE OWEN Science Club 575 Library Club 58, Vice-President 585 Beta Club 59,605 D. O. Club 59,60, Vice-Presi- dent 605 Honorary Usher 595 Senior Play 605 Science Club 60. PATRICIA ANN PARIS Cheerleader 56-605 Favorite 57,59,605 Beauty 57-605 Miss Tomahawk 605 F.N.C. 58-605 Beta Club 595 Honorary Usher 595 Girls' State 595 Good Citizen5 American Legion Oratorical Winner5 Dramat- ic Club 605 Student Council Vice-President 605 Class Play5 Who's Who5 Honorary O Club Member. MARTHA CURTIS MILLER Science Club 575 Band 55,56,57,58,59,605 F. N. C. 58,595 Student Council Rep. 605 Betty Crocker Award 605 Tau Theta Sigma 605 Who's Who 605 Class Grumbler CHARLES RAYMOND MOODY 4-H Club 55,56,57,58,59,60, Vice-President 56, Reporter 60, County Vice-President 605 State 4-H Winner 605 F.F.A. 57,58,59,60, Reporter 57,58, President 605 Science Club 57,605 Beta Club 59,605 D. O. Club 59,60, Reporter 59, 2nd Vice-President N. E. District Club 605 Third High Magazine Sales- man 595 Boys' State Alternate 595 American Legion Citizenship Boy. EVA CLYDE MURRAY Transferred from Cleveland High 595 Beta Club 58,595 Honorary Usher 595 F, N. C. 605 Commercial Club 605 Annual Staff 60. DAVID LEE NEWSOM F.F.A. 57,58,59, Game Leader 58, County Game Leader 585 Science Club 57,605 Dramatic Club 58,59,605 Band Manager 59,605 Dirty silt plus Two 59,605 Hi-Y Club 60, President 605 Class Grumbler. .TEWANDA LOIS REEVES Science Club 575 F.H.A. 57,58,59,60, Treas- urer 595 Latin Club 58, Vice-President 595 Beta Club 59,60, Vice-President 605 Honorary Usher 595 F. H. A. State Degree. DOROTHY CAROL SMITH Beauty 55,59,605 F,N.C. 58,59,60, Vice-Pres- ident 605 Girls' Chorus 58,59,6O5 Dramatic Club 58,59,605 F.T.A. 58,595 Favorite 585 Cheerleader 59,605 Honorary Member O Club 59,605 Home- coming Attendant 59,605 Annual staff 59,60, Fea- ture Editor 605 Tau Theta Sigma 60, Secretary 605 Who's Who 605 State Winner in Civitan Oratorical Contest. RUSSELL EARL SPARKS Transferred from Leighton High 59. PATRICIA ANNE STEWART Science Club 575 F,H,A. 57,58,59,60, Rec. Leader 57, Song Leader 58, Historian 605 4-H Club 57, Song Leader5 F.T.A. 595 Commercial Club 59, 605 Girls' Chorus 59,605 Dramatic Club 605 Weto- tem staff 605 Senior Play 605 Birmingham Oratori- cal Contest 605 F. H.A. State Degree5 McCall's Teen Fashion Board. TIMOTHY BRUCE PHILLIPS Football 56,57,58,59,605 Basketball 57,605 Science Club 57,605 F.F.A. 57,58,59,60, Sec- retary 605 President Freshman and Sophomore Classesg Secretary Junior Class 595 Beta Club 595 Boys' State 595 President Student Council 605 Who's Who 60. JAMES STEARLIN REEVES Student Council Rep. 565 F. F,A. 57,585 D.O. Club 605 Tau Theta Sigma 605 Homecoming Escort 605 Who's Who 605 Transferred from I. B. Penning- ton High 59. KENNETH WELDON SUMMERFORD Band 56,57,58,595 D.O. Club 605 F.F.A. 58, 595 Member of Madcats 58,595 Who's Who 60. EDITH ANNE TIDWELL Girls' Club 575 Science Club 575 Student Coun- cil 57, Secretary5 B Band 575 Pillsbury Bake-Off Award 585 Cheerleader 58,59,605 Honorary Mem- ber O Club 58,553,605 F. N.C. 58,59,605 F.H.A. 585 American Legion Oratorical Contest 605 Dramat ic Club 605 Forensic Art Tournament 605 Senior Play 60. LOUIS THOMAS TIDWELL F.F.A. 57,58,59,605 Beta Club 59,605 Com- mercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 605 Danforth Award5 Class Will. CAROL YN UNDERWOOD F.H.A. 57,58,59,60, President 605 Science Club 575 Girls' Club 575 Latin Club 585 Beta Club 59,605 F.N.C. 605 D.O. Club 605 Hi-Y Club 60. JAMES DURWOOD WHITE Science Club 575 Book Club 57, Secretary 575 Band 55,56,57,58,59,60, President 605 Dance Band 57,58,59,605 Dirty Six Plus Two 58,59,605 F.F.A. 605 Best Band Member Award 60. JANE ELIZABETH WHITWORTH Science Club 575 Girls' Club 575 F. H.A. 57, 585 Band 57,585 Spanish Club 585 Home Economics Club 60. GERALD LOEL VINES F.F.A. 57,58,59,605 Commercial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 605 Editor of Wetotem. ANNE SHERRILL WADE F.N.C. 58,59,605 F.T.A. 59,605 Alternate Cheerleader 595 Annual Staff 59,605 Club Editor 605 Cheerleader 605 Honorary Member O Club 60. GERARD ELIZABETH WARREN Dramatic Club 57,58,59,60, Reporter 605 F. N. C 58,529,605 Civitan Oratorical Contest 58,605 F. T.A, 59,605 Beta Club 595 Forensic Art Tournament 595 D.A. R. Good Citizenship Girl 605 Annual Staff 60, Typist 605 Honorary Usher 595 Student Council, Treasurer 575 Office Staff 605 Senior Class Secretary 605 Senior Play 60. THOMAS CLIFTON WEAVER F.F.A. 57,58,59,605 D.O. Club 595 Commer- cial Club 605 Wetotem Staff 60. PAUL JOEL WILLIAMS BOBBY RAY WINE 595 O Club 59,60. CLAUDE DANIEL WOODARD Football 56 ,5'7,58,59, 60g Baseball 57, 58,59,60g Science Club 57g Boys' Club 57g F. F.A. 58,59,6O, Vice-President Sophomore Class 585 President Junior Class 59g O Club 59,60, Vice-President 59, Pres- ident 60g F. F.A. Bouncer 603 Who's Who 60g What's Your Problem 60. BILLY MAX WRIGHT Vice-President Freshman Class 57g Science Club 575 Student Council Rep. 57g F. F.A. 58,59,60, Vice-President 58, Treasurer 59, Reporter 605 Stu- dent Council Rep. 595 Senior Class Reporter. Spanish Club 57,58,59,6Og Science Club 57 Boys' Club 575 Beta Club 59g Science Club 60 Who's Who 60g Gunsmoke 60. F.F.A. 57,58,59g Baseball 58,59,60 D O Club CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Gardenia Strong Because United AGAIN AND AGAIN Seniors, when we must part 'Twill sadden many a hearty 'Tis been such a happy year, To Seniors--it's been so very dear. We'll always remember friendships true Before parting starts some anew. When all is said and done And we've our diplomas won, We'll say--'twas worth all the strifeg 'Twill mean starting a new life, A new life based on the old Where we practice what teachers have told. But always will we remember The troubles we've had--great and small And how together we've faced them all. How could we forget our teachers dearg They were a favorite part of our senior year. Memories of all these will we forever retain And think back to them again and again. Kenneth Burrow- - Class Poet Pink and Silver Zhu? The date is May 24, 1990, thirty years from now. The place Oneonta, Alabama, one of the largest cities in the state. Yes, this city has really grown since that year when the best class of Oneonta High School graduated, the class of '60. I am going to make a few visits on the way to the hotel to see if any of the old gang is still around. As I leave the Oneonta National Airport, I see a large statue in the center of a park. This beauti- ful statue, carved out of Alabama marble, was erected in memory of JAMES LOWELL GREGORY. As I come closer I can read the inscription: In memory of James Lowell Gregory, known as the Abraham Lincoln of the South, died January 30, 1985. And now as I am well on my way, on my left, far in the distance I see the home of DOUGLAS LOWE famous multi-millionaire. He has many hobbies, but one of the strangest of these is that he gives away million dollar bills once a month. The beautiful green hills of clover to the right are the 30, 000-acre estate of JIMMY LOWE, Douglas' cousin. It seems that he got lucky, too! And next - well this is strange! Here is FROGGY FREDDIES' FROG FARM. Yes, Freddie Dean is raising frogs for the government because of her love for them. She distributes them all over the United States. Well, I see that the circus is in town. Maybe I should stop for a while. This is a big surprisel As the curtain opens to reveal the strongest woman in the world, I see GINGER INGRAM. She can lift over one thousand pounds above her head. In the next bootn, I see Annie, the tattooed lady. Can you guess who this is? Why, of course! It's ANNE TIDWELL. And now to the big top for the show. At last I am seated and my attention is drawn to the top of the tent, where the trapeze artists are about to begin. It's not surprising to find that the daring young man on the flying trapeze is JOHNNY GRAVES. The show is over and now I have to get back to the car. I am going down main street and I find that a very famous opera star is at the Neely Theatre. She is RUTH CAROL KITCHENS. The Demo- crat Office, which is next door, puts out 60, 000 papers daily. The editor is KENNETH BURROWS. CAROL BATTLES and BARBRA DEERMAN really have the business these days. They have a taxi service to and from the county line. Wonder how long it will last! Next, on our leftl see the Paris Lonely Hearts Club. PATSY PARIS is the owner. Some of her worthy members are MARTHA MILLER, JUDY CHESSER, and ELIZABETH WARREN. Whom are they sending their letters to? As I pass by the police department, I see the ten most wanted men of whom LARRY EPPERSON and BILL HYDE are at large. They are two of the most notorious men in the United States. DANNY WOOD- ARD, chief of police, says that it all began when the class of '60 went to Washington. I surely am hearing a lot about the Tweezers Corporation. RUSSELL SPARKS is the owner and pres- ident. He finally invented automatic tweezers. I have some news from Hollywood that just came in. Well, well! I see that TOMMY CORVIN has a new contract as Tarzan. No, Tommy doesn't look like the same person. Also I see that Dale Evans has lost her title as the Queen of the Cowgirls and JEWANDA REEVES has gained it. NowI am passing the beautiful mansion of LEE HANSON. It seems that he went into bankruptcy and would not have made it if it wasn 't for Douglas Lowe and his million dollars. Lee has managed to hire a full-time maid named CAROL SMITH, who just loves doing his house work for him. The next home is that of the mayor of the city ofOneonta, Honorable BRUCE PHILLIPS. Wouldn't you know it! He spends his time signing papers and playing golf. I guess you 've been wondering where those three stooges, CHARLES FENDLEY, JERRY GREEN, and GAYLON BROTHERS are. Well, they are in Africa again. They are on one of those long safaris. This is their last though, because they have finally decided to stop their running around and get married. The next house is the former home of the President of the United States. Yes, the women of Oneonta have finally made it. Our worthy President, MOLLIE BAGGETT. When I think of TOMMY HALLMAN, I think of his glass factory. He is the No. 1 glass-blower, while DAVID NEWSOM shapes the glass for him. These two make a fine pair. MM-M, what do I smell? Donuts from Fay and Fern 's Donut Shop? Yes, FAY and FERN CORNEL- IUS make the best donuts this side of Allgood. They have some real good helpers, too! NANCY COL- LETT and CAROLYN GILLILAND really enjoy cutting the holes in them. Uh, Oh! Here comes the chain gang. What!! TOMMY TIDWELL, GERALD VINES, and BUDDY WINE? What did they do to deserve this? Maybe they were like JERRY BAILEY and GENE CORVIN - these boys were caught trying to sneak on the team with the New York Giants. FRANCES COONRADT has finally made use of herself. She is the first woman ever to go over Noc- calula Falls in a barrel. There is a large violin factory here in Oneonta, and they just couldn't do without BUTCH CHAM- BLEE, who puts the strings on them. Now I am passing the high school and I bet you could never guess who is inside. JOEL WILLIAMS makes a fine principal! Some people seem to think that he is the best in the county, but his faculty doesn't think so. I find that EVA CLYDE MURRAY is teaching economics and right down the hall is CAROLYN UNDERWOOD, who teaches psychology. It 's hard to believe that the school janitor is CHARLES MOODY. My, my, some people thought that he would make a fine president. STEARLIN REEVES and BILLY MAX WRIGHT are spending their time raising hound dogs. They say that there is a good profit in them, but Stearlin whistles for his dogs so much that when dinner time comes he whistles for his children. It's not surprising to me that KENNETH SUMMERFORD has made the headlines. I-Ie is the current teenage idol. His first two recordings are Don't Never Get Hooked, or You'll End Up in the Frying Pan, and I'm Done. I am almost to the hotel and on my right is the home of JOAN MCDANIEL. Ioan makes her five children a good mother and also her ten grandchildren a good grandmother. Can't you see her now sit- ting on her front porch in an old rocking chair knitting sweaters! Next door to Ioan 's is the Never Grow Old Old Maid's Home. The proprietors are MARGENE DU- MAS, and ANNE WADE. Hey! What are these two doing here? I see that SHIRLEY MARSH is just as lucky as Ioan, only she has twelve grandchildren. ,Right now there is a bridge party going on at her house. Let's see if we know any of the people here. I see CAROLYN EDWARDS, wife of the president of the First National Bank, and I see FAY OWEN and DOLLIE EPPS, other prominent women in Oneonta. Dollie and Fay sent their husbands on a trip to the moon with a rocket half full of fuel. Girls, why did you do this? Wonder why this crowd of people is in the street! Oh, there is someone causing a commotion. It is DURWOOD WHITE. Durwood has been chasing a mirage for years. He says it's a beautiful girl, but no one seems to see her but him. Poor Durwood! There are two girls who are a credit to the F. B.I., which has a branch office here. They are MAX- INE GRIFFIN, and PAT STEWART. They make fine G-Men. Another lucky thing that has happened to Oneonta is the Women's Track Team. And that wouldn't be anything if there weren't two members on it. They are PEGGY FOWLER and JANIE WHITWORTH. They have set a record of one mile in fifteen seconds flat. There is much going on in court today, too. IERALD GARNER has tried to get a divorce eight times, but judge RUSSELL INGLE just won't listen to him. Jerald says that his wife beats him up every morning before breakfast. BEN CHEAVES and JACKIE CANNON have written a book called The Way to a Girl's Heart - Poetry.' They are called the Romeos of 1990. I guess by now you think that nothing can be predicted for TOMMY WEAVER and ,TERRY GRIFFIN. Well, to tell the truth, I haven't seen them around yet. I am at the hotel so I might as well go to my room. Well, what's this? Look what I see coming down the street. An organ-grinder! I thought those things were gone long ago - but there is Jerry Griffin, the organ-grinder, and it looks as if Tommy Weaver is taking the place of his monkey for a while. As I think about the tour over the city, I can see that the Senior Class of 1960 has really made some- thing of itself! Class Prophet, Jean Jones VALEDICTORIAN Joan McDaniel SALUTATORIAN HISTORIAN Jghn Graves Rllth Kitchens BEST ALL AROUND Ginger Ingram Patsy Paris Danny Woodard BEST LOOKING Danny Woodard Carol Smith WITTIEST Joel Williams Mollie Baggett FRIENDLIEST Jimmy Gregory Larry Epperson Anne Tidwell My LMJW , - y i ,M L A W t 4 - Ad' K iv if A A' , A, Lk , , Vrliyixkiyi, V, 'ga , MOST ATHLETIC BEST SPORTS Anne Tidwell Bill Hyde BEST PERSONALITY Bruce Phillips Ginger Ingram Carolyn Edwards Jimmy Gregory MOST LOYAL Charles Moody Martha Miller f QNEUN7- 16 SLWUUL iIlI'Ti W algafl . MOST POPULAR Bruce Phillips Patsy Paris MOST TALENTED Kenneth Summerford Ruth Kitchens BEST DRESSED Lee Hanson Martha Miller MOST LOVABLE Frances Coonradt Douglas Lowe MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lee Hanson Butch Chamblee Joan McDaniel 'ilu LA ZIEST Joel Williams Peggy Fowler D.A. R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Elizabeth Warren MOST MANNERLY Left to right: Stearlin Reeves, Ann Wade, Jimmy Gergory, Martha Miller, Burchie Chamblee. Ruth Kitchens. ..fSZ rr 'QQFS ,ARK A. A -.-. aria ri uv xy' , . pw. - A f T .lug '. -Q- ' if A l 'ffl QSM s:,.., W ' 2 .':.?'i :gg .I A, ? . V. .- ' ' 'l r -.f ' W ., I an , Y 31'T r , , Y -...Q ffl? fTU v 8 aft. K b 70 ' We, the Senior Class, being of sound mind and body and having spent all our money do declare this to be our last will and testament. To our Alma Mater, we leave undying gratitude, everlasting love, and sincere hope for a bright future. We as individuals leave: MOLLIE BAGGETT leaves her velvet speaking voice so JANE ARTHUR may acquire some poise. EDWIN HAYS, if your hobby is collecting antiques, STEARLIN REEVES wills you his car with assorted squeaks. BUTCHIE CHAMBLEE leaves a battered bike to GLENNIS PUCKETT who now has to hike. , Maybe The Far off Hills are green, but how will BETTY REEVES ever know unless CAROLYN EDWARDS lets her in on the scheme that brings those out-of-town beaus. Constant questioning is DAVID NEWSOM'S gift to MICKEY McGUlRE who l. Q. needs a lift. To make next year's orchestra really click, DURWOOD WHITE leaves his trumpet, hot and slick to BOBBY SANDERS. JO ANN PURDY, if you like men tall and fair, CAROL JEAN BATTLES wills you her thick golden hair. So timid JOE REEVES can make the girls squeal, DANNY WOODARD leaves his self-confidence and strong cave-man appeal. JOAN MCDANIEL leaves her unearthly calmness and coolness to balance PAULA BUCKNER'S perpetual silliness. We leave our pride in JIMMY LOWE'S dancing feet to DWIGHT PHILLIPS if he thinks he can compete. ANNE WADE wills her ability to hold a man to NANCY MURPHREE who surely can use it. JERRY BAILEY wills his love for pool to JIMMY BUCKNER. JOEL WILLIAMS wills his grumbling to HERSHEL GRISHAM who already has a good start. BARBARA DEERMAN and JEAN JONES will their singing abilities to DIANE HALLMAN and MARY STARKEY. KENNETH SUMMERFORD leaves his big mouth to NEIL PUTMAN. GAYLON BROTHERS, CHARLES FENDLEY, and JACK CANNON leave their National Guard positions to GERALD BRACKNELL, DANNY HARVEY, and JERRY ALLRED. GEN CHEAVES just leaves. GENE CORVIN and BILLY WRIGHT leave their fondness for each other to LOWELL NORRIS and LEON TIDWELL. TOMMY CORVIN leaves his ability to create new hair styles to TOM FOWLER who surely needs it. LARRY EPPERSON wills his nickname of Rooster to anyone who can crow louder than he. GERALD GARNER wills his ability to find errors in other people's bookkeeping to JIMMY HOOD, JERRY GREEN wills his love for wine, women and cars fespecially winej to WAYNE WILSON. JERRY GRIFFIN and BILL HYDE will their football abilities to JACKIE HARMON and THURMAN EVANS. RUSSELL INGLE leaves his '60 Chevrolet fthe one he didn't getj to JIMMY ESTES if he can get it. TOMMY TIDWELL leaves his ability to pull the wool over Mrs. Mi1ler's eyes to WANDA GARGUS. GERALD VINES and BUDDY WINE leave their ways with women to CHARLES FAULKNER and JOHNNY GRIFFITH. TOMMY WEAVER leaves his witty remarks to JOHN BAKER. ELIZABETH WARREN and BRUCE PHILLIPS leave their abilities to play the great lovers to SUE l-IALLMAN and BOBBY LOWERY. DOLLIE EPPS and FAY OWENS leave their quiet ways to WANDA MCANNALLY, JUDY and JANET ROBBINS. RUSSEL SPARKS leaves his nickname Tweezers to JAMES DENNEY. PEGGY FOWLER leaves her girlish figure to FAY-E WHITED. MAXINE GRIFFIN leaves her running ability to MARY ELLEN HARRIS. GINGER INGRAM leaves her faithful friendship to REBA SLOAN. SHIRLEY MARSH leaves her giggling ability to CAROLYN DAILY. PAT ARNOLD STEWART wills her Louisiana Purchase to ELIZABETH TIDWELL. ANN TIDWELL. MARGENE DUMAS, and PATSY PARIS leave their cheerleading ability to MICKIE HAMPTON, GEORGIA WADE, and PAT WALKER. CAROLYN UNDERWOOD, IEWANDA REEVES, and JANIE WHITWORTH leave their good manners to SAMMY CONN, BOBBY MCALPINE, and ALLEN WHITTINGTON. CAROL SMITH and LEE HANSON leave their feeling for each other to JERRY PRICE and MARGA- RET OWENS. JOHNNY GRAVES leaves his marksmanship with a water pistol to LYMAN TIDWELL. KENNETH BURROWS leaves his good nature to BENNY MURRAY. JIMMY GREGORY and TOMMY HALLMAN are looking for someone to drive them to Louisiana. NANCY COLLETT, CAROLYN GILLILAND, FAY and FERN CORNELIUS leave their gang tactics to PAULINE MURPHY and MARY LOU TIDWELL. JUDY CHESSER and FRANCES COONRADT leave their Ho11ywood Legs to RAY BODIFORD and KENNETH GARGUS. RUTH KITCHENS leaves her ability to be late for school every morning to JIMMY ESTES. FREDDIE GIBBS leaves her diary secrets to BARBARA PRICE. DOUGLAS LOWE leaves his strange sense of humor to GLEN WHITED. MARTHA MILLER and EVA CLYDE MURRAY leave their ability to make good grades to NADINE UNDERWOOD and PATSY TIDMORE. CHARLES MOODY leaves his speech making ability to CHARLES KING and RON SHEA. This will and testament is witnessed this day by: QUICKSDRAW MCGRAW RED SKELTON MIGHTY MOUSE eackvz any FF .iff Till the moon deserts the sky, Till all the seas run dry, Till then I'll think of you. Seniors, we must move ahead, But it can still be said School days we'll always cherish. Days have gone by to relive, All I own I would give Just to have us together. Till the rivers flow upstream, Till classmates cease to dream, Till then take care, please do. f T , K Q , X , x 1 N 5U.,f- . . , - J x if X N4 W 2 1 5 N L XM X xv! ,bv ff .K X' I X13 1 X 1 Q, A x ' N f 12 . ffl ' 1 A CN' N.,-,,. .Jxxx A . 'X ' x 8 If . , V kai -ll MW SLYVQQ 1 xxx-'S tk fn'--5 'saw . MW kM!wXwNw ,..,. JZAFX I? gf' President ---- ---- D ANNY HARVEY Secretary - - - - - JANE ARTHUR Vice President - - - - - SAMMY CONN Treasurer - - - - - - BETTY REEVES JERRY ALLRED JANE ARTHUR JOHN BAKER RAY BODIFORD GERALD BRACKNELL ANNETTE BRAND .TIMMY BUCKNER PAULA BUCKNER FRANCES CAIN SAMMY CONN I AMES DENNY I IMMY ESTES THURMAN EVANS CHARLES FAULKNER TOM FOWLER KENNETH GARGUS WANDA GARGUS JOHNNY GRIFFITH HERSHEL GRISHAM DIANE HALLMAN SUE HALLMAN JACKIE HARMON MARY ELLEN HARRIS DANNY HARVEY EDWIN HAYES JIMMY HOOD VIVIAN INGLE CHARLES KING BOBBY LOWERY BOBBY MCALPINE WANDA MCANALLY MICKEY MCGUIRE .-Q1-A if 'VU' BETTY MAPES DEMARIS MARTIN MARTHA MURPHREE NANCY MURPHREE PAULINE MURPHREE BENNY MURRAY JANIE NICHOLS LOWELL NORRIS MARGARET OWEN CHARLES PHILLIPS DWIGHT PHILLIPS BARBARA PRICE JERRY PRICE GLENNIS PUCKET JO ANN PURDY BETTY REEVES JOE REEVES JANET ROBBINS JUDY ROBBINS BOBBY SANDERS REBA SLOAN MARY STARKEY PAT TIDMORE ELIZABETH TIDWELL LYMAN TIDWELL MARY LOU TIDWELL NADINE UNDERWOOD JIMMY VICK GEORGIA WADE PAT WALKER FA YE WHITED GLENN WHIT ED ALLEN WHITTINGTON WA YN E WIL SON 41 I ,ful ' X wh 1 1' 5 ' - f V., Q I giffff 1 f x X 3 , a ,f fe f' fl f T 1 , x '- -' x 1 fri Y ' f law, fl W' 'i ' A fffife ig 9 K Qi .X L 5 x ' rg 51-?4: 5 0 President - - - ' ' 'TOMMY TOWNS Secretary ' ' ' ' ' JERRY CLOWDUS Vice President - - - - RANDY KNIGHT Treasurer - - - - - JIMMY KIRKLAND FIRST ROW, Left to right: Sue Baggett, Carolyn Bailey, Donald Bailey, Jackie Blalock Martha Bryson, Dennis Nell Burns, Barbara Butler, Glenn Campbell. SECOND ROW: Shirley Chandler, Anne Cheney, Diane Clowdus, Jerry Clowdus, Tom- my Clowdus, Marilyn Cobb, Ettie Conn, Carolyn Cooper. THIRD ROW: Joyce Corvin, Eugene Curlette, Bill Dickey, Johnny Dillashaw, Barbara Dobbs, Waunita Drake, Mavis Edwards, David Ellisworth. FOURTH ROW: Bill Flowers, Charlotte Gargus, Johnny Gibbs, David Graves, Martha Gregory, Thomas Hall, Priscilla Hampton, Mary Harvey. FIFTH ROW: Betty Hathcock, Harold Hayward, Florence Hendrix, Amanda Horn, Frances Huggins, Rebecca Hunt, Carolyn King, Diana Knight. .41 . Il. . . Ft ' sri:f-useerfrc' , lqinswrwaaxssifaa wi- .. -itixfxxr f 1.... A .-ri-fir-:ffl f 'L -' FIRST ROW, Left to right: Jimmy Kirkland, Rickie Lewis, Barbara Lowe, David Loyd, Melton Lybrand, Martha Mason, Norman Miller, Jimmy Murphree. SECOND ROW: Beverly Newson, Betty Phillips, Carol Phillips, Bonnie Price, Patsy Putman, Doyce Reeves, Ellis Reid, Maxine Riddlespur. THIRD ROW: Peggy Sue Shadix, Sue Shepherd, Tommy Smally, Dianne South, Verbon Swann, Buddy Thomas, Milton Thomas, Mary Louse Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Towns, Tommy Towns, Mike Tuck, Alice Tucker, Pauline Under wood, Junior Vick, Rebecca Walker, Don Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Freddy Wimpee, Jimmy Woodard, Melvin Wootan, Larry Wright, David Yates . Y N99 fi if 3. ,V . '1 vw x. R-.i,' Hi: huh 5' Ek ' ,7 V- ' J 5,-gr NYT 2 ? H 1' 9' V O 4 ? X 5 Li if 1 if X X Af, Y. 'hw 1:1 . U 'fi 4: gf ,ngx 1 E: X S. ' Er' I' V sfffdfim zz 1' ' ,.-, ay mfgwgg, ,, X iii Q 1 wr- 5' 'bn if fi bf ,rg ,gn as . l ' Q nf , . wuz if f Q ' A 1 . , 1 . ' 1- L 1 V fi .I 7, .F I . M f a f ' ff-h . 1 '-- . f Y - -as Lf' 'E ,,v-f - f A f kk .'.,, g 9 Q M JUNIOR I President ------ Jimbo Cary Vice President - Mike Malone Secretary ----- Julie Murray Reporter ---' 'Wayne Phillips JUNIOR III President ---------- Ronny Allred Vice President ----- Bailey Tidmore Secretary - - - - - Johnny Bodiford JUNIOR II President ------- Gary Conn Vice President - Ricky Wilson Secretary ----- Judy Clowdus Treasurer - - Jimmy Greenhaw Shelby Dover Martha Edwards Becky Elgin Rayburn Elrod Johnny Evans Butch Foster Harriett Gramling Ray Griffin Richard Griffith Lynda Gurly Charles Harris Burt Hathcock Opal Hathcock Sybil Hays Mickey Hazelrig cmdofa Ronnie Allred Jerry Austin Janis Bellew Trudy Blalock Betty Blakely Vernon Bradley Angelo Brand Janet Brice Margaret Brooke Mary Brooks Suzy Buckner Jerry Butts Randy Chesser Jimmy Chitwood Elizabeth Collett Ronald Coppock -, Nugrgiiigai ,m Marilyn Hudson Jane Hyatt Carolyn Jones Frances King Hulene Lankford Ann Lecroy James Lecroy Marie Long Mary Ellen McA1pine Don McDaniel Clara Nell Marsh Jimmie Messer Dick Miller Fay Moody Norlando Nichols Conrad Nix Gayanne Norris Mike Patton Rosielie Price Harmon Reid Ricky Somerall Bailey Tidmore I-Iowaro Tidwell Patricia Tidwell Jadie Tolbert Neil Vick Wayne Wagonner Carolyn Walker Sandra Weems Cheryl White Patsy Whited Glenn Woodard O Jean Baggett Doris Bally Gale Barber Sharron Battles Betty Jo Bearden Becky Brittain Frankie Butts Gary Butts James Caudle Billy Wayne Clowdus Judy Clowdus Karen Clowdus Gary Conn Allen Curl Gary Cuzzort Sandra Cuzzort Garvis Dover Albert Drake Carol Fowler Linda Fowler Dorothy Fountain Roger Fox Joe Fuller Howard Gartman Billy Frank Gibbs Carol Graves Jimmy Greenhaw Jody Gregory Janet Hallman Max Hillburn Randy Horsley Linda Horton Patricia Hullett Edward Lecroy Kay Lecroy I. 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Longshore Billy McCullogh Sammy Mapes Gene Mason Bobby Masters Leonard Miller Kenneth Moore Jimmy Owen Elayna Palmore Linda Sue Payne Floyd Phillips Carol Jean Purdy Kathryn Putman Linda Jean Ragsdale Billy Fay Reeves Ellie Ann Reid Ray Richards Ronnie Rutherford Linda Sanders Trecia South Ann Sparks Roy Staton Ralph Summerford Patricia Underwood Walter Wade Jerry Wester Betty Whatley Ken White Curtis Whited Rickey Wilson Hilda Wine Joe Wood Judy Woodard Jean Armstrong Gloria Bailey Kay Bailey Kenneth Battles David Bayant Brenda Beason David Berry Delton Bickerstaff Sherry Blackwell Jane Brooks Franklin Cannon Jimbo Carey Charles Carr Fairy Chamblee Betty Lee Chitwood Linda Clowdus Danny Conn Ronnie Conn Bruce Corvin Diane Corvin Talma Jean Dailey Johnny Drennon Phillip Edwards Billy Joe Epps Jerry Epps Glenda Gargus Jerry Gargus Perry Gargus Roger Gargus Elizabeth Gartrell Delynn Gibbs Irene Gilliland Butch Graham Diane Green Sue Gregory Lucille Griffin Michael Griffith Elizabeth Hall Barbara Hamrick Mary Hanson 4? W 'si' Chris Harvey Susan Harvey Jerry Hawkins Judy Hood Freida Huie Alan Hull Rachel Hunt Carey Lee Johns Brenda King Willie King Devon Lankford Cindy Lemley Walter Linder Janice Lowe Louie Love Sandra Lowry Billy Lybrand Larry McGregor Mike Malone Tommy Marsh Linda Massey Virginia Morgan Julia Murray Diane Nix Glenn Osborn Lynn Osborn Wayne Owen Billy Paris Deloris Phillips Wayne Phillips Sandra Presley Diane Rarliff Shelia Ray Ann Reeves Kitty Richards Sarah Riddlespur Diane Ridgeway Donny Robinson Billy Joe Silvey Gwen Sims FIRST ROW, Left to right: Sherry Sloan, David Stewart, Margaret Sullivan, Marilyn Swan, David Tidmore, Christine Tidwell. SECOND ROW: Jean Tolbert, Eddie Tucker, Bruce Underwood, Nell Wade, Roger Weems, Diane Wester. THIRD ROW: Andi-ee White, Betty Whittington, Jack Whittington, Joan Whittmeier, James Wood, Stanley Wooten. Fx lwvwpevncwsa-,,, , ' --- - 'Jn X. fu, -15' Ni 1-, X X X It 'x I Wi' ' Illl X Afxfwmix 'LW Vx X y 4 'P- -Q13 X 'S if NSN 'Q Wgllilif 1 x A 1 x I f ,A flginmw fp' 1-ff. A gfl 'ilu' , 2 i Y f I N: '-- , 'mji LQ. .' , 1'w:v,, r - Jfkl CU . fi, ', , , ,f v - .- qw n 44.1.4 ,w,.f.,-, ':w4? w A. gif H f -,Ck .fd V .. ' -- '7 ' H ., V . A4 .K - - A . . , V w' fy tgsf W Ymilfzi' . f . sWW QQg:Ls , gfhtiw if , fm M Miss Homecoming 's Float I ATTENDANTS Miss Ruth Carol Kitchens Miss Carol Smith s s ' ' 1 X . R lt I ,i s. ,Q f 1 Q 'Sm ,. , M N 'f'f 'ww--:M-.s,g..,..,. HN if is-Q xfQ.Q'i22f!L?11?a ,A,...,i5fi:34?k I rf, .K , m Junior Class lf? They make it the loveliest float '? ' Senior I--First Prize HOMECOMING The Student Council sponsors our annual homecoming. Home- coming at Oneonta High is one of the highlights of the year. Prepara- tion begins about two weeks before the big day when each class begins to build its float to compete in the homecoming parade. This year the Sophomore Class won first prize and the Freshman Class won second prize. Junior III Second Prize Homecoming begins with a big pep rally in the morning, followed by the parade in the afternoon, and climaxed by the homecoming foot- ball game that night. The Queen, with her attendants, reigns during the parade and is pre- sented at half-time at the game. The Homecoming Queen of 1960, was Miss Ginger Ingram, her attend- ants were Miss Carol Smith and Miss Ruth Kitchens. gm 1fiM ' my Q su fs u l, , 5 L, ,FQ A ' :2:?ifffrf QQEQESZQS: WM K ifgm 191 . , my 3 V - 5sz55ifh?5f,' fuk- 'HUM W Lf' T A . V ,:ffE4li5fi5L-' zfsm fr:-ni? mw5x,US, ' in W? . 775454 7om44aaa6 ?cu!4cf 77mm 77ZcZ4QfaaZSnu5t5 Wfmhdeedwm IO ANN PURDY GEORGIA WADE CAROL YN COOPER ,ff Y'fwwg 1 PATSY WHITED DIAN CORVIN LINDA SUE PA YNE 0 PATSY PUTMAN SHERRY BLACKWELL J Z NANCY MURPHREE REBA SI-CAN BARBARA DEERMAN GINGER INGRAM MARGENE DUMAS HULENE LANKFORD REBA IO DAILY BETTY BEARDEN NELL WADE imma V tes Beautl! Candida --1 s-dnaidates l The T xudges ea after the pa Seam ta r , rr ss N , , ss.. L, LL,,. UQQQQ 3 ,,..,...-r-f- bass, ...J-..J...f..J---f f ' ...v ...Ia-- ' 4g T', r-1-ia. 1. W . sq 'Q -9 -Q W igif Sponsors ' Mrs uties - Mo Tomahawk B63 MF. Gallman. ISHN, Dr, Cook, Mr G Z The Tomahawk Staff is indebted to Birmingham Southern College for the production of our first beauty pageant which culminated in the crowning of the top senior beauty, Miss Patsy Paris, as Miss Tomahawk. Mr. C. E. Cook, public relations manager for Birmingham Southern College, and the feature editors ' Tatum V of the Tomahawk Staff were responsible for the presentation. From the twenty-three girls selected by the classes of Oneonta High School, nine were chosen by the panel of judges as class beauties and to have their pictures in The Tomahawk. The evening was climaxed with an informal tea held in the Oneonta High School Library for visiting guests, The Tomahawk Staff, and the beauty contestants. '-- K-.,,x . f MA P- -a--fr., :H lmizii' ff K- ls.A :x ?:E:: .::fl,,'3 'r,, fs, , Q A -f Mfrs, V ' srgzzhffffirlsffrm, ,, ,,,,...,, .,.., 2 A ,,r,..., , M, I . LM nf- Ms sf, ,L 11 V W--'-sms, A 'MEWXQQA fi Left to right: Jimbo Carey, Patsy Whired, Amos Shea, Bill Hyde, Patsy Paris, Patsy Putman, Jimmy Gregory, Ginger Ingram. .rmrsra ,. www sg V, . mmm ,Q ' ' A, llfqggil LST W--a ra, ,W ,,, ,als ,r Us g 5 l '-. .igvt -y -tx-srx' if ' 'X AJ it 395' K fl N X Off. ?63fZ115fZf3l?'7C2fH'.S' tk ,N Q3 .y fr l , President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bruce Phillips Patsy Paris Nancy Murphree Benny Murray i Sponsor Mf ' 1061 Benny REPRESENTATIVES Beverly Newsom Charlotte Gargus Janet Robbins ff S 'Q ... '.'i Reba Sloan Larry Epperson Martha Miller The Oneonta High School Student Council sponsors Homecoming, which was a great success with the Senior I class float winning the first prize and the Junior III class float winning second prize. The second major event sponsored by the student council was stunt night, at which time the Senior and Junior classes took first and second prizes respectively . The student council undertood two major projects for the year: the purchasing of a Hi-Fi set to be used by the entire student body and the adoption of an honor system. Twerp week is held annually and the proceeds from both this and the sale of hand- books were placed in the treasury for the purchase of the Hi-Fi set. . W . President ---------------- BENNY MURRAY Vice President - - - - - - NORMAN MILLER Secretary ----- - - FLORENCE HENDRIX Treasurer ---- ---- I UDE CLOWDUS ' af Uffczme ' 7760-67 Qualifications for these offices are an overall B average, leadership, ability, trustworthiness, co-operativeness, courtesy, and good school attendance. The presi- dent and vice president must come from the senior high school while the secretary and treasurer may corne from any grade, seven through twelve. Jane Arthur Kenneth Burrow Butchie Chamblee Iudy Chesser Nancy Collett Fay Cornelius BETA CLUB OFFICERS 9- XX B HP I ' ofns Q Fern Cornelius Freddy Gibbs I ohnny Graves Danny Harvey Ruth Carol Kitchens Douglas Lowe Jimmy Lowe Joan McDaniel Charles Moody Nancy Murphee President - Raymond F. Chamblee Eva Clyde Murray Vice President - Iewanda Reeves Secretary - Nancy Collett Fay Owens Treasurer - Ioan McDaniel Betty Reeves Jewanda Reeves Tommy Tidwell SPONSOR Carolyn Underwood Margaret Owens Mrs . Melton Lybrand Nadine Underwood Elizabeth Warren Wa- The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Our goal this year has been to establish a Christian atmosphere at school. The projects we have sponsored to fulfill this goal are: a blessing each day before lunch in each class, a clean lunchroom campaign, morning watch once a week before school, and an appropriate devotion in assembly. This has been the first year O. H. S. has had a Hi-Y Club. We feel that the school and its students have benefited from this organization, and we hope that each year's members will strive to reach the ideals of the organization, FIRST ROW: Faye Moody, Barbara Hamrick, Glenda Clowdus, Marilyn Swann, Andree White, Sandra Lowery, Jean Tolbert, Linda Massey, Elizabeth Gartrell, Shirley Chandler, Sue Hallman, Lucille Griffin, Barbara Price, and Joyce Corvin. SECOND ROW: Trudy Blalock, Jimmie Messer, Amanda Horn, Beverly Newsom, Faye Whited, Martha Gregory, Anne Conn, Charlotte Garges, Jane Arthur, Judy Robbins, Sybil Hays, Marilyn Hudson, Marie Long, Gayanne Norris, and Frances Coonradt. THIRD ROW: Bruce Corvin, Carol Phillips, Anne Chaney, Jane Hyatt, Patsy Whited, Elizabeth Collett, Neil Vick, Randy Chesser, David Newsom, Jerry Price, Benny Murray, Mr. Jerry Higginbotham fSponsorJ Bobby Sanders, Glennis Puckett, Wayne Waggner, Mickie Hampton, Mary Starkey- Janet Robbins, Paula Buckner, Priscilla Hampton, and Howard Tidwell. 'mf 9' .. Q--f sn w,,fA dvi H ' r 3 , nw e:af r ' L! Lan X :D Left to right: Joyce Corvin Frances Cain Amanda Horn - Treasurer Martha Gregory - Vice President, Jane Arthur - President, Mrs. Steve Nation - Sponsor, Beverly New- ug - .N N, A som, Joel Williams, Dian Clowdus - Secretary, and Betty Reeves. X 7' ' W ll President ---- - - Glennis Puckett Secretary - - ---- Jane Arthur Vice President - - - - - Patricia Tidmore Treasurer ---- - - Nadine Underwood Sponsor ---------- Mrs. Steve Nation 7,7 , FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Harris, Fay Owens, Pat Arnold Stewart, Carol Smith, Trudy Blalock, Mary Starkey, Nancy Murphree, Ruth Kitchens, Ann Tidwell, Patsy Paris. SECOND ROW: Jhonny Graves, Dolly Epps, Tommy Rutherford, Elizabeth Warren, Lee Hanson, Mickie Hampton, Benny Murray, Janice Bellew, Jerry Price, Florence Hendrix. OFFICERS President - Patsy Paris Vice President - Jerry Price Secretary - Mary Starkey The Dramatic Club is made up of the students who are taking instruction in the speech arts. The club sponsors a play annually for the Oneonta Redskin Band. CURIOUS SAVAGE was presented for this purpose. The club also sponsors contestants in the American Legion and Civitan oratorical contests. Carol Smith and Jerry Price were North Alabama State winners in the Civitan contestg Patsy Paris won second place in the area American Legion contest. We are very proud of our fine orators this year. ' An important project each year is the senior play given by members of the club and others who are seniors. HEADED FOR EDEN was this year's senior play. SPONSOR Mrs. John R. Copeland BIRMINGHAM NEWS CIVITAN CONTEST Patsy Stewart Trudy Blalock Dollie Epps Mary Starkey Mickie Hampton Faye Owens A-sr, , 1 Jerry Price Elizabeth Warren Carol Smith 'F 9 AMERICA N LEGION Patsy Paris Lee Hanson Johnny Graves Anne Tidwell Below: Reba Sloan is 'Fife 'nf-sa WN' rl QU Quik y 1 Y ' Q a i -5 lr 'tr-9 1 if if '59 A334417 H QXQJEE ff, 52 1 A if .' 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SECOND ROW: Barbra Deerman, Jean Jones, Florence Hendrix, Reba Sloan, Patsy Whited, Janice Bellew, Frances Huggins, Becky Elgin. THIRD ROW: Martha Gregory, Freddie Dean Gibbs, Ginger Ingram, Patsy Tidmore, and Patsy Stewart. flung Wa! tljfl? LIBRARIAN Mrs. H. R. Morgan OFFICERS President - - - ----- EDWINA LANKFORD Vice President - - ---- PEGGY FOWLER Secretary - - - - - - TRUDY BLALOCK Treasurer ------------ PAULA BUCKNER FIRST ROW: Mrs. H. R. Morgan, Peggy Fowler. Edwina Lankford, Paula Buckner, and Trudy Blalock SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Tidwell, Sue Baggett, Mary Harvey, Charlotte Gargus, Bonnie Price, Carol Phillips, Dennis Burns, and Carolyn Walker. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Anne Tidwell, Carolyn Phillips, Frances Coonradt, Elizabeth Warren, Flo- rence Hendrix, Charlotte Gargus, Patsy Putman, Betty Jean Phillipps, Jane Arthur, Anne Cheney, Jean Jones. SECOND ROW, Left to right: Beverly Newsome, Judy Robbins, Judy Chesser, Ruth Kitchens, Jewanda Reeves, Diane South, Ginger Ingram, Joyce Corvin, Amanda Horn, Diane Clowdus, Jo Ann Purdy, Carol Jean Battles . THIRD ROW, Left to right: Dolly Epps, Carolyn Edwards, Janet Robbins, Nadine Underwood, Margene Dumas, Carolyn Underwood, Mary Starkey, Margaret Owens, Betty Reeves, Eva Clyde Murray, Freddie Dean Gibbs, Mickie Hampton, Pat Tidmore, Georgia Wade, Patsy Paris, Martha Gregory, Barbara Deerman. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cornelious, Mrs. Walker. dad' In 1955, Dr. Ira Patton gave money for a nurses' scholarship in memory of Mr. William H. McDaniel to be used by a graduate of that year who was interested in nursing. It was around this scholarship that the Future Nurses' Club was organized. Its purpose is to promote interest in nursing among the students of Oneonta High School. This year although handicapped by a late start, the F. N.C. carried on the follow- ing activities: Held an annual New Year's Eve dance Kept children during P. T.A. meetings Helped raise money for local charity drives Made a tour of University and Children's hospital in Birmingham For 1960 our nurse sponsor was Mrs. Eugene Gordon and our school sponsor was Miss Anderson. defson OFF , M155 An ICERS V D- In our better days. Come, Now, Ir's Nor That Bad. The End! MW- 5 -...,nz,,..amuanpqw FIRST ROW, Left to right: Eva Murray, Jean Jones - Reporter, Barbara Deerman, Carol Battles, Fay Cornelius - Treasurer, Fern Cornelius, Nancy Collett - Secretary, Carolyn Gilliland - Vice President SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Tidwell, Maxine Griffin, Mollie Baggett, Gerald Vines, Kenneth Burrow, Tommy Hallman, Mrs. Miller - Sponsor, Ioan McDaniel, Tommy Tidwell - President Cnot picturedj. 5 70eZaZem Staff Editor - Gerald Vines, Promotion Editor - Ioan McDaniel, Sports Editor - Kenneth Burrow, Art Editor - Jean Jones, Feature Editor - Carolyn Gilliland, Gossip Editor - Mollie Baggett, Typists - Nancy Collet Fay Cornelius, Fern Cornelius, Barbara Deerman, Printer - Tommy Tidwell. Charles King Carolyn Edwards Stearlin Reeves Mary Ellen Harris Radio TV Repairman Dieticians Assistant Auto MCChHHiCS Lab- Tech. ASSiSf3UI Horsley Radio 8L TV Blount Memorial Hospital Hayward Motors Doctors' Hospital Kenneth Summerford Carolyn Underwood Charles Moody Janet Robbins Radio TV Repairman Lab. Tech. Assistant Veterinarian Assistant Dental Assistant McPherson Radio SL TV Blount Memorial Hospital Dr. Pricketts' Hospital Dr. Doyle Snead mdea and 7 ' ' 0 Scion! 11 ' ' f ' OFFICERS President - Charles Fendley .H ! E Vice President - Fay Owens V, V A Q Secretary - Dollie Epps E F N, lsgxg Treasurer - Ben Cheaves ' K ttzppp 3 ' Reporter - Wanda McAnnally I : V 3 yppp Mr. D. o. Miss D. o. MI- F1OYd Miller ECA Charles Fendley Dollie Epps , Appliance Repairman Dieticians Assistant ill Fendley Furniture Co. Blount Memorial Hospital - Y 1 Ben Cheaves Judy Robbins Joe Reeves Wanda McAnnally Printer Dental Assistant Auto Mechanic Beautician Assistant Southern Democrat Dr. Robert Brittain Moore Motor Co. Glamour Beauty Shop '-A-M.. was 1 w ' N Ray Bodiford Gaylon Brothers Faye Owens Leon Tidwell General Maintenance Appliance Repairman Lab. Tech. Assistant Appliance Repairman Blount Memorial Hospital Majure Gas Co. DOCt0rs' Hospital Browns' Furniture Co ' I lli y t tt BRO! C srunlfllfff FIRST ROW: Mr. Joel Bentley CSponsorj, Bruce Phillips, Lee Hanson, Carol Smith, Tom Hall, Butch Chamblee, Allen Whitington, and Johnny Graves. SECOND ROW: Bobby Lowery, Charles Moody, Martha Miller, Faye Owen, Beverly Newsom, Amanda Horn, Dian Clowdus, Martha Gregory, John Baker, Jimmy Lowe, and Russell lngle. THIRD ROW: Harold Hayward, Benny Murray, Jerry Price, Glenn Whited, Douglas Lowe, Joel Williams, Mickey McGuire, David Newsom, and Stearlin Reeves 0 I Q l og! 744 'Meta 5.19014 The Senior High Science Club was formed, with Mr. Bentley as sponsor, in order to promote interest in science at O. H. S. The name, Tau Theta Sigma, is the Greek letters for the intials of its motto, Truth Through Science. The science club sponsored all entries to the Senior High Science Fair in April. A charter membership of twenty was enlarged in March with its first initiation. One of its first activities was an all-day trip to Redstone Arsenal where the club was con- ducted on a guided tour. The science club was formed basically as an active club, one that would learn by doing and seeing rather than by hearing about scientific developments. TOP ROW, Left to right: Mike Malone, Carey Lee Johns, Delynon Gibbs, Becky Brittian, Bobby Masters, Marie Long, Mike Patton. SECOND ROW: Ray Cavender, Hulene Lankford, Patsy Whited, Randy Chesser . f . 1 W . -1. ,- ff, Q swf 1 sy . 7 'f?f ?L'f5l?'1 I , ' im, 1 X t Sai N ' WP if .. .V ,, f ' . 5 f- V sr -: ' ' -'lgrif' ' 'Z fkiiizfl t - ? L 5 f .f 'V ers' . : ei .. I 3 I Randy Chesser President Patsy Whited Secretary Mrs. C. B. Harvey Sponsor N Hulene Lankford Treasurer Ray Cavender Vice President HOMOSAPIENS Motto Have Blowan - Will Tell. Colors Green and White President Baily Tidmore Vice President Iadie Lynn Tolbert Secretary- Treasurer Elizabeth Collett THE PESNELLITES Motto Have Pesnell - Must Work. Colors Red and Blue President Ronnie Allred Vice President Billy Kemp Secretary- Treasurer Janis Bellew Q Q. . MOON SEEKERS Motto Learning to make America better Colors Black and Gold President Shelbie Dover Vice President Ray Grifin Secretary- Treasurer Shirley Williamson O THE EARTH WORMS Motto Space Bound - Slowly but Surely. Colors Green and Yellow President Gene Mason Vice President Glenda Ray Secretary-Treasurer Elayna Palmore SPACE OBSERVERS Motto A spacing we will Go. Colors Silver and Blue President Shirley Riddle Vice President Betty Jo Bearden Secretary-Treasurer Ricky Wilson THE MOON BEAMS Motto Have Moon - Will Shine Colors Orange and Blue President Jimbo Carey Vice President Cindy Lemley Secretary- Treasurer Jane Brooks EXPLORERS Motto We seek the truth. Colors Silver and Blue President Freida Huie Vice President Delyn Gibbs Secretary Sherry Blackwell Treasurer Billy Paris SCIENCE FAIR '60 Winners Grand Prize Gary Robbins First Prize Ir. III Becky Elgin First Prize Jr. II Roy Staton SCIENCE EXPLORER'S President David Tidmore Vice President Carey Lee Johns Secretary Sherry Sloan Treasurer Butch Graham President H Vice President - - - - - E ' ' ' Secretary ----- WORMEY Grand Champion Birmingham District Show Weight 1048 lbs. Sold for 31689.40 Treasurer Reporter - - OFFICERS - Charles Moody Tommy Tidwell - - Bruce Phillips - - Jimmy Hood Billy Max Wright -FE! 1, mm .4. Sentinel - - - - Danny Woodard SECRETARY I udy Robbins VICE PRESIDENT Mollie Bagett PRESIDENT Carolyn Underwood TREASURER HISTORIAN COUNTY PARLIAMENTARIAN Janet Robbins Patsy Putman Iewanda Reeves 1 D y SPONSOR PARLIAMENTARIAN Mrs. D. S. Loyd Nadine Underwood Hn L. V, S ' : i '14, RECREATION LEADER Charlotte Gargus 1 r . I 4 1-. Ak ,W,Q,:-3-Hwgvwkr ,riff W , gk.. Y K3 ,Vt nc: 1 ,yi .- H .,-5,,w,,VI: -- ' W ,E A , .1 44 , E Qhygx-5a,:,?.x'FQ,,h. S , ,g , ,. k .x KM . W , , as 'Wa E R- .Q E R E. f W ' N, A ' ' greg: A 3 , ff Q25-ji ' - ' ,g1?Ei5:5'5'Xf, W FQEWQ. ,4.,,f,,,?f1xn5,g'f l k Q - .f P4-.rf ,. L. M., A ,Q ., QSM af X ff w E, r Q5 -Wifi was? , ..-- wr Rlwwr- K. R ' i i i wdxzirfk l, 7 3 E' w iii-E gg'-QT' -. ,A .02 r,,- - -fy, - ,. f'-, A 9, R , RQ E :,Ef41'm. V N Q Z z L .X M, A. H , M., , ., rr -H W., -. Q .E M., MEN ,. ,Ram 1 A rr ,. , Q- 'Gr bi L,,L 5 U k Wes-.,.g,M F An .lf 1115 K-HA 0046 KOOKIE KUTTERS Motto We Kut Kuter Kookies Colors Blue and Yellow Officers President - Carolyn King Vice President - Dianne South Secretary-- Dianna Knight Treasurer - Peggy Shadix Historian - Rebecca Hunt Reporter - Sue Shepherd Recreation Leader - Carolyn Phillips Parliamentarian - Martha Mason ZIPPER RIPPERS Motto If at first you don't succeed, rip. Colors Royal Blue and Silver Officers President - Martha Gregory Vice President - Beverly Newsome Secretary - Dian Clowdus Treasurer - Ettie Conn Reporter - Elizabeth Collett Recreation Leader - Amanda Horn Parliamentarian - Alice Tucker THE PERFECTIONISTS Motto Happiness is not Complete until it is shared. Colors Lavender and Pink Officers President - Judy Chesser Vice President - Patsy Tidmore Secretary - Carolyn Daily Treasurer - Fern Cornelius Reporter - Trudy Blalock Recreation Leader - Marie Long Parliamentarian - Fay Cornelius Historian - Mary Ellen McAlpine FRYING SQUAD Motto Good food helps build a good life. Colors Blue and Black Officers President - Annette Phillips Vice President - Florence Hendrix Secretary - Vivian Ingle Treasurer - Wanda Gargus Parliamentarian - Sue Hallman Historian - Diane Hallman Recreation Leader - Janie Nichols Reporter - Shirley Chandler WIVES OF THE FUTURE Motto We do our best without any rest Colors Light Green and Dark Green Officers President - Mary Lou Tidwell Vice President - Betty Phillips Secretary - Elizabeth Tidwell Treasurer - Pauline Murphree Parliamentarian - Maxine Riddlespur Historian - Patsy Stewart Recreation Leader - Peggy Fowler Reporter - Sue Baggett THE WISE FIVE Motto To do our best always. Colors Blue and Green Officers President - Jewanda Reeves Vice President - Mollie Baggett Secretary-Treasurer - Maxine Griffin Reporter - Jean Jones Recreation Leader - Patsy Putman 1 M 5 Cixi Q ' 740' OFFICERS in President -------- Ruth Kitchens Vice President ---- - - Glenn Whited Secretary Treasurer ---- Dennis Nell Burns Sponsor - - Mr. Jerry Countryman FIRST ROW: Sue Hallman Iadie Tolbert Dennis Nell Burns Ruth Kitchens Freddie Gibbs SECOND ROW: Benny Murray Durwood White Johnny Graves Glenn Whired David Loyd Tommy Rutherford OFFICERS President - Durwood White Vice President - Benny Murray Secretary - Judy Chesser Treasurer - Glenn Whited gmwl Director: Jerry Countryman BAND MANAGERS Butchie Chamblee John Baker David Newsome The Oneonta Concert Band was given top rating for the second year at The State Contest. i X 8 FLUTE Jadie Tolbert Freddy Wimpee Dennis Nell Burns Paula Buckner Becky Elgin Suzy Buckner Sue Shepherd Devon Lankford CLARINET Frances Coonradt Mary Starkey Faye Whited Jane Hyatt Diane Hallman Anne Cheney Sandra Weems Ann Lecroy Elizabeth Hall Jean Tolbert Clarinets fcontinuedj Elayne Palmore Curtis Whited Alice Tucker Hilda Wine X+' BA SS CLARINET ' ' Ruth Kitchens Frances Huggins OBOE + Florence Hendrix ALTO SAXOPHONE ' Sue Hallman Benny Murray Trecia South Donald Roberson B TENOR SAXOPHONE Carolyn Daily FRENCH HORN Freddy Gibbs Glennis Puckett Glenda Ray TRUMPET Durwood White Bobby Sanders Becky Brittain Jimmy Estes Don Wilson Beverly Newsome Dick Miller TROMBONE Glenn Whited Harold Hayward Dianne South Jackie Blalock Jean Baggett + + 4 li BASS HORN Johnny Graves David Graves PERCUSSION Jerry Price David Loyd Tommy Rutherford Ronald Coppock Sybil Hayes Roy Staton Ronnie Rutherford LIBRARIAN Judy Chesser ' Principle Players + All-State x Medal Winners Bruce Corvin Trudy Blalock Jimmy Greenhaw Trecia South Dianne South BARITONE SAXOPHONE ' Rickey Lewis BARITONE Ellis Reid Kay Lecroy DRUM MAJOR Glennis Puckett MAIORETTES Head Majorette Dennis Nell Burns l Ruth Kitchens Frances Coonradt 'Zend ' 47 f FLAG CARRIERS Diane Hallman i 1 if 'ir f,t n no 6 Qf Left to right: Jimmy Gregory - Vice President, Danny Woodard - President, Bill Hyde - Secretary- Treasurer, I ack Harmon, Jimmy Kirkland, Therman Evans, Lyrnon Tidwell, Jimmy Vick, Jerry Griffin Dwight Phillips, Jerry Allred, Jerald Garner, Sammy Conn, Danny Harvey, Bill Dickie, Lee Hanson, Hershel Grisham, Norman Miller, Mr. James H. Smith CAssistant Coachj, Tommy Hallman, Buddy Wine, Larry Epperson, Mr. William H. Hawkins CCoachJ, Patsy Paris, Margene Dumas, Patsy Putman, Anne Wade, Ginger Ingram, Jo Ann Prudy, Anne Tidwell, and Carol Smith. xk fl . fwf- ga R - H. - .,, A X 'R ' ww' 1' ,, 2 'XJ - il T Ji-'ix 4,1 . W'-. Jvlplgl 5-650-.X I -r X , N . 3 W I 1 is n.,,.,,I Q. Nw. ' x .K X S' XXX ' N fl X J, x - 5 F, xx I QQ.- ' 1 . f3 4' . . . 3' . i g '81 E Rf I a 1' ff R? 17 Left to right: Nell Wade, Dian Corvin, Linda Sue Payne, Cindy Lernley, Judy Clowdus , and Reba Io Dailey - Head cheerleader. i 3? ,sf UQ51 1 U i has I 175, Q' . many .Xa SI V FIRST ROW: Danny Conn, Wayne Phillips, Mike Malone, Roger Gargus, Billy Lybrand, Billy Paris, Ray Cavender, Ricky Wilson, Ray Griffin, Butch Graham, Randy Horsley. SECOND ROW: Cary Lee Johns, Glenn Woodard,Ken White, Gary Conn, Jody Gregory, Billy Kemp, Mike Patton, Ronny Allred, Angelo Brand, Gene Mason. THIRD ROW: Mr. Floyd Miller - Coach, Bailey Tidmore, Johnny Evans, Butch Foster, Bobby Hyde, Ricky Summerall, Jimbo Cary, Conrad Nix, Bobby Masters, Vernon Bradley. E35 Presented to O. H. S. by the Class of 59 and the Class of 60 3 REDSKIN REVIEW Cleveland --------------- - - - 6 - 6 Hanceville ------------- - - -39 - 6 Albertville - - - - 12 - 0 Susan Moore - - - - 6 - 6 Altoona ---- - - 6 - 0 Blountsville - - - - - - 39 - 7 Locust Fork--- --- 26-21 Walnut Grove - - - - - - 12 - 18 Scottsboro ---- - - - 12 - 13 Cherokee - - - - - 27 - 6 LOWELL NORRIS LARRY EPPERSON LYMON TIDWELL GERALD BRACKNELL Quarterback Quarterback Right Halfback Right Halfback , . ,Q , ..,A E if R? Q M I E . .,,,Vk Lkkx ., nf I K --1.,2 . I 4 Co-Captains BILL HYDE DANNY WOODARD BILL HYDE JIMMY GREGORY HERSHEL GRISHAM JERRY ALLRED End End End End IIMMY MURPHREE JERRY GRIFFIN THERMAN EVANS JIM KIRKLAND Right Halfback Right Halfback Left Halfback Left Halfback Coaches WILLIAM H. HAWKINS JAMES H. 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