Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

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Xa , 'K M' 1 ,iffy 5 jflsgf 1 :H wx. . 1. .ax . ,J Y a. ,Q gf Q M., k,,k A . - 4 -xx' :,g'sQL 'k a Hx.. x H - , J ,Q .il , QQ .,n,,, 3 ti QA' 3, 'f'i 5 nd gk J 9 ,X w 2-:fa .-... B, Y fy ww-K'.'fJ . - , ga C P: .,, for Aihleiics ll ETP! 4 Redskins Tie for QA Championship The 1971 OHS Redskins went all the way in state 2A football. Ending their regular season with a 10-0 record, the Redskins scored an average of 40.1 points per game and held their opponents to a mere 4.4 points per game. Statistics such as these propelled the Redskins into the No. 1 2A position, a title which the Redskins earned after three play-off games. V 1 H 085 THE 1971- '72 REDSKINS I 1 ' i 1 i i i E X4 3 M, is Q' xr- ,R s 'ki' f- -rg , h x. 351. H , A I' 5 ' I x ll I U -il' 1 4. ,. A 14326 K Q x. , v, - x .V1 ang fx I 1 Homecoming '7 I Recognizes Seniors Ex X X X. f B: is I ? .sf ai' as 'X 2 is , -, P - 1 . W A E R ffgN 9 s Q X NX S M y - 2 I - V Y 1 ,'-rf,,-L, . iltiiii, X K w gi, N Q 5 11 x -fx 'ti - ' wi On October 15, 1971 the Redskins rambled past the Boaz Pirates for a 41-6 homecoming victory. Seniors making outstanding plays in their final homecoming game were John NeSmith, who broke open for a 69 yard scamper for a touchdown, and Tim Stewart, who passed six yards for a touchdown. Junior Jim Patton opened up the second half by returning the kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown. Redskins Enier Plag-Offs Undefeaied Bill Baker Barry Ballew Mike Bright Alan Cheney Charles Hamrick Gary Hill Greg Hill Mark Hitt Robin Knight Jim Lecroy Johnny Lowry James Miller Ted Moorehouse Sammy Morgan John NeSmith Jim Patton 6 y 9? gi, ,WWW K 1 it af. 'f IIA. . V , , N, M ' ' ,if ,- . V , ,-'V Y , it A., . 3 in - X Z' , fx -' . 1 ,. , ,f,, lr ' it K - W If 1 f fir ' 7' M' 'L LC,-J , r,t,r . , I 1. I ,,,,. V 2 + ,,, ge K ' b ,ff , , if 'i Q- L ' ,V afr' ' fa 452 a 1 l.tr y f T WWA 1 A K- to Z li 1 if 5- J ' ' M V ' ,,.. lg V' . A hh G44 . I Y I .f '1 if yha f of .. 3, Lf, ' .,,r 4Wy . Q W f y , a H.. rlvawvll. A is -1 '7 Redskins Are Recognized A11 State Players The following players were named to A11 State Teams:David Robinson, Jim Patton, Tim Stew- art, John NeSmith, Ricky Sanders, y Steve Patton, Mark Hitt. i The players who made All County T were: Tommy Gargus, Ricky San- ders, Mark Hitt, Tim Stewart, Steve Patton, David Robinson, Sammy Morgan, James Miller, Jim Patton, John NeSmith. Steve Patton Mike Peoples Steven Phillips Mike Ridgeway David Robinson Ricky Sanders -' Mark Smith Farrell Stephens f 1 a r A11 County Players We're Number 1 - a very suitable title for the 1971-'72 football banquet. Mr. Malcolm Street served as Master of Ceremonies, and Mr. Bobby Field was the guest speaker. The atmosphere was exciting as an anxious audience awaited the presentation of awards. Coach O'Shields, Coach Page, Mr. Bruce Phillips, and Mr. Bobby Harvey pre- sented the awards to the outstanding players. SANDRA ARNOLD: Head Varsity Cheerleader. Redskins Feast STEVE PATTON: Rotary Club Scholastic Award SAMMY MORGAN: Most Team Spirit I 5 Z 3 if fi 5 5 'Q 5' 2 5 fi N: 33 5 is i on Viciories Permanent Team Captains County Championship Trophy Outstanding Players Plagers and Cheerleaders I I AIU 1971 - 72 Varsity Cheerleaders DA VID ROBINSON: Best Lineman, Most Fumbles Recovered, Permanent Team Captain, QF' ROBIN KNIGHT: Rotary Club Most Deserving Receive Awards RICKY SANDERS: JAMIE MILLER: Most Improved Player Most Valuable Back 'V' JOHN NIJEMITH: Rotary Club Sportsmanship Award X JIM PATTON: Most Passes Intercepted Redskins Gain Experience 19 , J 1 me 1 5 'si sf COACHES: Price Pass and James Williams. FIRST ROW: John Henry, David Wilson, Ricky Moorer, Rex Payne, Ronnie Warren, Jackie King, Steve Jones. SECOND ROW: Mike Galbreath, Tony Sweatt, Curtis Weems, Keith Anderson, Steve Whited, John Murray. THIRD ROW: Ricky Edge, Joel Kyle, Jerry Pierce, Joe Jones, Vandail Lipscomb, Matt McGowan, Andy Hunt, Coach James Williams, Coach Price Pass. From Junior Foolball JUNIOR FOOTBALL HONORS: Best Back, Captain - Joe Jones: Academic Award - Ricky Edge: Captain - Steve Jones, , ' X L dooea , ' ' ,,,: 'W 1 M pppppploui ,, MANAGERS: Gary QBuckyj Wade and Glenn Wad e. Alma Hinson Cleveland Blountsville Locust Fork Springville Albertville Susan Moore Ashville 6-18 20-8 14-0 0-20 38-8 28-20 22-14 28-8 Redskins Sweep Counig Tourneg West End Ragland Appalachian Cleveland Pennington Glencoe Ragland Susan Moore Locust Fork Ragland Cleveland Appalachian Ashville Blountsville Susan Moore Locust Fork West End Ashville Susan Moore Pennington Locust Fork Ashville Susan Moore 24 hs... U :ya I r , xx -xg Jaycee Tournament County Tournament District Tournament 1971- '72 VARSITY Chester Jennings Steve Patton Johnny Williams Lee Guyton, Herbert Starks Jim Patton Rusty Frutiger Booker Warren DaltonNeSmith, George Wheat Bob Bentley Jackie Gillispie Clifford Stockdale. uv ,if 'F '- 73's X . l .un Y s 1. 11' 4 m , , 'L,. .5 aff ,fs 'EH J A 4, 1 4' -'32 u In f +7 .. A, f .,, . - M 'arf tg .xkh , I , wr' I .2, ,MQ gf My ..,, F , g ig1, . . ii? 3. . 1 . TS K ' mga- ,,-, .. ,. - .. ALL TOURNAMENT: Booker Warren, Lee Guyton, Herbert Starks, Clifford Stockdale, A- Q or ' ,rr rroer N ,... rL .. ,,,'r ' I ,f L - ro 1 5 L -' f-'KQV wvmii ....:,. 5,-,gm I L f -zz ' L ,rrre Banquei Honors Roundballers E if p g , ,m,,,:.. ,,., 11. . . ,-,1'1. r, g-f gp , Qi 'R C- M3 A r ' R .3'ffi.s: a zzh ' 'ff' 1: wi- v p . p ,J ' . r af - V. ' . A , -- . ' 'aa-rf 'W Q ' '.. . , A ,' AWARDS: Clifford Stockdale, Most Valuable Player: James Staton, Most Im- proved: Herbert Starks, Most Improved: Lee Guyton, Captain: Mark Jackson, Captain and Most Valuable Player: Booker Warren, Captain: Roger South, Captain. MR. C. M. NEWTON - Coach of the University of Alabama. AWARDS: Dale Lanier, Most Valuable Player: Mike Hamby, Most Deserving: Richard Gillispie, Most Improved: Joel Kyle, Captain: Ronnie Warren, Captain: Jim Jones, Most Valuable Player: George McKenzie, Most Improved. 27 B Team Completes Victorious Season 4 FIRST ROW: Roger South, Albertlennings, Walter Hutchings, Mark Hurst, Randy Bailey, Jeff Harrnon. SECOND ROW: Allen Jones, Archie Jones, Larry Payne, James Staton, Mark Jackson, Barry Ballew, Jerry Stone, William Sentelle. West End 9 Ragland Appalachian Cleveland Pennington Susan Moore L c t Fork o us Ragland Cleveland Ap alachran As ville Locust Fork West End - Ashville - Susan Moore - Pennington - Count Tournament Cleve and - Susan Moore 48- 34 ALL TOURNAMENT William Sentelle, Mark Jackson, and Roger South, . ,:.. k,,,,,,,N,ar.u:s,.Mw --Q--....,,,..W W-N... 28 - ,,--- --ul' - -fm:-ww' ,N lx V- ' . -ae w, 1Lx1fLas1'fnew-zilfafzisizzsizsaiaea Q 1 l Q O O O Jumors Show Ablllfg io Wm N Carlisle Park 33-59 West End 59-17 Appalachian 73-34 Cleveland 60-24 Pennington 51-24 Susan Moore 48-37 Locust Fork 46-40 Hayden 78-42 Cleveland 59-19 Appalachian 66-22 Claysville 38-35 Ashville 52-34 Locust Fork 37-39 West End 52-36 Ashville 41-28 Susan Moore 57-29 Pennington 65-45 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Hayden 69-21 Locust Fork 44-42 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Grassy 59-41 Scottsboro 56-62 ALL TOURNAMENT: Joe Jones and COACH PRICE PASS IOC Kyle. FIRST ROW: George McKinzie, Jim Jones, Greg Gaddy, Ronnie Warren, Dale Lanier, Mike Galbreath, Michael Leggett, Glenn Wade, Jerry Fortner. SECOND ROW: Joel Kyle, Steve Jones, Joe Jones, Jerry Pierce, Andy Hunt, Mike Hamby, Archie Jones, Tony Sweatt, Richard Gillispie, Wayne Johnson. 29 Redskins Race io Viciorg Gia VARSITY TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: Phillip Gay, Alan Cheney, Steven Phillips, George Wheat, Greg Hill, Jim LeCroy, Jerry Yancy, James Miller, Joe Jones. SECOND ROW: Coach Hugh O'Shie1ds, Tim Stewart, Booker Warren, Steve Patton, Johnny Lowry, Mark Hitt, Doug Roberts, Mike Peoples, Larry Payne, Coach Andy Page. l I , . V . lZH',!'lp0w4. 3 Football and basketball teams have been successful this year, and our track team has shown they are Mighty Redskins also. The team went undefeated for six consecutive meets. -QS, . .. JUNIOR TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: Steve Whited, Steve Jones, Ronnie Warren, George McKinzie, Kenny Carr. SECOND ROW: Coach Hugh O'Shields, Joe Jones, Jerry Pierce, Ricky Edge, Matt McGowan, Dale Lanier, Andy Hunt, Coach Andy Page. Ggmnasiics Team Demonslraies Skill This year twenty-one skilled girls and two boys make up the gymnastics team. They each work hard and spend a great deal of time in their respective gymnastics areas. The members are selected on the basis of ability at the winter try-outs held each year. The highlight of the year is the an- nual spring show. FIRST ROW: Beverly Bains, Anna Keaton, Rebecca Sawyer, Becca Cary, Darlene Mann, Redonia Davis, Pam Harvey, Kay Morgan, Debbie Wallace, Maurice Hughes. SECOND ROW: Patti Moody, Jan Copeland, Melissa Taylor, Deborah Eubanks, Carolyn Miller, Sallie NeSmith, Augusta Huggins, Jan Borthers, Cathy Weaver, Patti Harvey. THIRD ROW: Ricky Tolbert, Barri Brittain, Phillip Gay. ml, Co-Captain - Carolyn Miller: Captain - Barri Brittaing Sponsor - Mrs. Tommy Aycock. f v : gp 1 n oononnnoo o Qpiril Is Boosled bg Varsilg Cheerleaders Asst. Head - Toni Hill Jan Harrelson LuAnne Burdette Becca Cary Q31 eg 'Inq I X . . . ' Q . .J d 1 Pam Elgin Elizabeth Guyton Margaret Shelton Cindy Stewart as l -1-w.,.,,,,. :V , . K .kkkL, ..x..,, a4....,v-W S X X x A i V. as iii.. 1 Vx Lxkk W , zk' ,'L', , .Sf wxy '!'wy.-4 f ' in I-T Q 3 Q i ' ' . , , - Y A -. 'fr 3 . 1 + , x.., Q -. ' 1 , i i V j n f' H 1 .,-: K ',.: 5 .if-,xvtxqgt if I 1 , ,, 9 .. q X -15 ,lg A ii, A ,, iq, V ., u N - J ,. . f ' f ' A 1: XM' l .,, V k if 'I 1 , K is K A V ',. K. ' gm ' . K w , X fi , -If x-f-- f ' as .. ': K 'gL' x'W' N L A 5. p , ri L Q vf , H - - A - ' ' - 9 'ii Q ii if '3'fV' i . it ' '2 'e i l 7 le 5 H -gf, . 4 Margaret Shelton, Pam Elgin, Elizabeth Guyton, Sandra Arnold - Head, Toni Hill - Asst. 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If 0' f bf , , if e ' in 4. . sgj - V W- I . gx . S Qwxfp QQ ' 4 n r if . i 49 Qatar . 1 I ' f .e - , 1 A, A ', sr 'Q l s 3, ala, , 'L -'Q' ' fi-Sf-fart xr 1: -A L i ' 4' L 1 i is x-': J- ' :ij 'ia-I-f ' A, - 'Nw' 6. M- ' 'F ' -. 's-'vm - ---ar -, . C V 'gkgiir a E ,.f. ff-, vi g. , ,Zi aims by K rr f i s , , ' Q , . r A : 1-.fear ' 'K . - 1 5 1 X if '- .f .1 r QV l -' , ' f' C 4- ffffwfiw-rL3'f.g'ffw2segqfi- A f 3 '1?5fse:g,E-Wi. I x l - ' .sf V .SW H e - W JF if X 4-M, 1 f , A 1f COLOR GUARD: Gracie Starks, Carol Cornelius, Debbie Wallace, Ginger Mitchell, Deborah Eubanks qcaptainj, LaNiecet Horsley. GUIDONS - Redonia Davis, Anna Keaton, Lynn Buckner, Marilyn Nash, Carolyn Mil- COLOR GUARD CAPTAIN ler, Kaye Buckner, Patti Harvey, Debbie Marcum. Wfvfe. 1. my' ,Q 1' :mi H4 4W,, ,,,, '34 :L ' ' V ' , W' .LN my Majorei-les Rafe Superior ai Trog an o e an Caryn Balns - Head Beverly Walker ,Ulf My DRUM MAJOR - Keith Hibbs. Debbi Phillips ViCkiASh1ey Sherry Youngblood Conceri Band Spreads a Sound of Music THE 1971-'72 ONEONTA HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND --...Q DIRECTOR Qabovep: William Tolbert. OFFICERS Qrightjz Captain - Keith Hibbs: First Lieutenant - Caryn Bains: Second Lieutenant - Debbi Mar- cum: Sergeant - Patti Moss. -1 .I ,151 ' ' , . , ,M fv fxvH7,':l0m f ' A V V 'tm :+ W f ,Q ?f, ' , .V ' V .Y'w.' m45.f,,:W3,,5,'fy,'x VK Af W f , M, , ,L 1 . f, ,x is .. 1Q',g,w Q1 1 P 2 4, . 2, , nf Ni Rf 'Q' 5'-,,, I. Y f M PERCUSSION: Gillispie, Murray, Wittmeier, Gunter, Vaughn, Dodd, Smith Clements, Davis. SAXOPHONES AND LOW REEDS: Robertson, Sawyer, Bryant, Horsley Stevenson, Youngblood, Marcum, Little, D. Eubanks, S. Eubanks, Russell Sanders, Nash, Sims, Walker, Cornelius. K Us . Alf If Q . F g. 4 gW FLUTES: Harvey, Elrod, B, Bains, C, Bains, L ,V xl y Y K f- .V B . , Miller, K. Buckner, L. Buckner, Moore, V i h I J Vi RV r M M , O'Shields, Bottcher, Murphree, Mitchell, Breas- ,R A I' i seal. TRUMPETS AND FRENCH HORNS: Starks, Harmon, Alexander, Richardson, Harris, Chamblee, Hyde, Fox, Smith, Buckner, Mitchell, Reeves, Gordon, Shelton, Ballew, Sawyer, Logan. 44 f S LOW BRASS: Hibbs, Starks, Bowen, Harvey, Reid, Williamson, Gay, Fox, Burdette, Bains, Pridmore, Berry. , wi CLARINETS: Wheat, Moss, Taylor, Gillisoie, Marcum, Phillips, Copeland Dumas, Cornelius, McBrayer, Wilson, Keaton, Ashley, Ballew, Lowery Wallace, Jones, Morton, Harvey. Qiudeni Congress Organizes College Night The Student Congress assists the juniors and seniors by organizing college night, in which spokesmen from several colleges come to talk to the students. Traditionally the congress sponsors the annual class competition basketball game, the production of a yearly calendar, and orientation for the benefit of upcoming students. F., Ricky Hicks - PRESIDENT Lee Guyton - VICE-PRESIDENT Tim Chamblee - PARLIAMENTARIAI of-J ,aw ,...2w-ai.. ,ff MEMBERS OF THE 1971-1972 STUDENT CONGRESS: Brenda Bains, Larry Greer, Ricky Hicks, Mark Hurst, Lee Guyton Tim Chamblee, Donna Thomas, Ricky Edge, Marilyn Nash, Debra Stevenson, Debbie Thomas, Ricky Hyde. sly: Larry Greer - TREASURER ,Z 1 Girls' Chorus Sings in the Seasons Each spring new members of the Girls' Chorus are elected to replace the graduating seniors, thereby supplying the group with new voices. The officers are elected by the members of the OGC. The Chorus is not directly associated with the school. lt is sponsored financially by the Oneonta Lions' Club, the Amicus Club, and the members themselves. The group gives three yearly con- certs - fall, Christmas, and spring. FIRST ROW: Jeannie Bryant, Susan Gaddy Bitsy Brittain Cathy Weaver Redonia Davis Brenda Bains SECOND ROW Shirley Tolbert, loan Lowe, Kathy Maynor Donna Jones LuAnne Burdette Dana Moore Teresa Jackson THIRD ROW Elizabeth Guyton, Sallie NeSmith, Lou Earle Tolbert Sandra Arnold Carolyn Miller Caryn Bains Vicki Ashley Marilyn Nash, Kaye Buckner, Anita Daily. DIRECTOR - Barri Brittain PIANIS ti --s gi a NS. T M 22 ir s 4, 1 ,, i , 'L 5 fe ,. ii - Susan Gaddy OFFICERS: Director, Barri Brittain Asst. Director, Marilyn Nashg Pianist Caryn Bains and Susan Gaddyg Treas- urer, Elizabeth Guytong Business Man- ager, Shirley Tolbertg Music Mem- bership Manager, Bitsy Brittaing Pro- gram Chairman, Anita Daily. Tomahawk Qiaff Begins Work in Summer At summer clinic held at Bir- mingham Southern inluly, the 21212.- staff was awarded first place for their plans of the 1971-'72 annual. In addition to preparing the annual layouts page by page, the Tomahawk staff also assists in other activities such as counting Miss Homecoming and Tomahawk ballots and taking charge of picture days. xi' n bk is-f,, g . , as 59' 4 H t s.. 'afhl if Donna Jones - Business Manager, Sports Editor . Yftl -N r 5 r 5 Jan Harrelson - Feature Editor ggi 'in-f :jf WP-. jkj arf A Q H . M, fi Z 3' as-,aa Barri Brittain - Editor g g gig, ...s, .6,,....-'-- 'Q ,Mo--f- ' -9' -..,,., w 7 wag-., f 'ff L.. 7 - 'N----. jfff . + --... Q9- 'tv 3 Uh-... YQ -.NNN sskwku - 'lun-., L 'vn.,,,,-.5 - ---...,, L M v....,,,-N is-..,,,,.. Q.,-. Pis- N--.. vw Newasso Weems, Dalton NeSmith, Rusty Frutiger, Teresa Jackson - Junior Staff Members. Miss Charlotte Hays - Advisor al -.isa . I i Sandra Arnold - Layout Editor New Look for Weioiem The Wetotem has a new look. The new look is complete with a professionally printed masthead and a new stencil, which makes the copy clearer and easier to read. The staff keeps the students informed about what is going on around the campus. Editor - Regina Bannister, Asst. Edi- tor - Debbie Thomas. N MEMBI-RS OF THE 1971-72 STAFF Ricky Sanders, Patti Moss, Carol Rags- dale, Deborah Eubanks, Ester Butler Regina Bannister, Debbie Thomas Pam Elgin, Becca Cary, Jerry Yancy YQ-W Miss Charlotte Hays - Sponsor FCA Works for Chrisi FCA, initials for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is an organization which seeks to utilize the existing hero-worship of athletes in the quest to win people for Christ. FCAfu1'1c- tions on all levels of education fcollege, high school, and pro- fessionalj as an inspiration to boys and men. Lee Guyton, Tommy Gargus, Ricky Sanders, Tim Stewart, Coach Page, James Miller, Robin Knight, Doug Roberts, Mark Hitt, David Robinson, Steve Patton, John NeSmith, Sammy Morgan, Coach O'Shields, Mike Ridgeway, Barry Bellew, Jim Patton, Mike Bright, Johnny Lowery, Mike Peoples, Alan Cheney, Mark Smith, Jerry Yancy, Steve Phillips, Greg Hill, Joel Tuck, Charles Hamrick. ,',,..--f-....v-v. .t Coach Andy Page: Coach Hugh O'Shie1dsg Captain, John NeSmith7 Co-Captain, Steve Patton: Secretary-Treasurer, Tim Stewart. O Club Organizes O Dag Game ss iggsi'--, C Lee Guyton, Sandra Arnold, John NeSmith, David Robinson, Mark Hitt, Margaret Shelton, Marsha Henderson, Coach O'Shie1ds, Cindy Stewart, Steve Patton, Mike Peoples, Tim Stewart, Elizabeth Guyton, Jamie Miller, Doug Roberts, Ricky Sanders, Tommy Gargus, Mark Smith, Joel Tuck, Mike Bright. i i 'S f - ,. t ,, , 5 Ti , OFFICERS: Secretary and Treasurer, Jamie Miller: Vice-President, Tommy Gargusg President, David Robinsong Reporter, Doug Roberts. Science Club Operates Concession Stand The Science Club carries on many activities around the school. They are responsible for operating the concession stand at football games, and they are in charge of the annual Science Fair. For their annual trip, The Science Club toured Vulcan Park, the zoo, and the Bo- tanical Gardens. ft lv 'X ' ' 'H X Y so lf fs si ' F I XX lv Ss-4? 4 1 rln C 'S V bi, ax .sf- i C ,J stnssrs gp t . aft M e f g lf W5-r X of 5 s sf 5' SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: President - Jerry Stone, Vice-President - Sid- ney Snead, Secretary-Treasurer - Grace Standridge, Reporter - Debbie Woodard, Concession Stand Manager - David Waid. FIRST ROW: Richard Brooks, Gary Galbreath, Kent Pridrnore, Stanley Walker. SECOND ROW: Mark Cornelius, Tim Ken- drick, Greg Gaddy, Charles Gillispie, Debbie Woodard, Anne Vaughn. THIRD ROW:'Phy11is Ragsdale, Ricky Deerman Sidney Snead, David Bryant, David Waid, Jerry Stone, Marty Galbreath, Rebecca Sawyer. Grace Standridge, Tamie Roberts gr .. H ' as fl-Q-...'i?E , , ' f I , Sponsor - MRS. JAMES WILLIAMS I-I Qiudenis Exhubui Projecis a+ Science Fair The Science Fair is an annual event sponsored by the Science Club. Each student taking a science course at Oneonta is required to have a science project. There are 2 main divisions, junior and senior with di- visional prizes awarded in each group along with a grand prize in each main division. i .0 it r V- V 3 -4, W .. .J .I J'- V i . ' QL iii' K' ig - , .. 1.ss1,.:g:m,,..z, ss - 't , Q K -iw ,is . ' I i '1-'ffl --'i 1 - ,,:,g ,517 - is , 1 'Tie NR 3 we in ' Sr ' z 'ii ewes 1 X , M it f iririisi M . f 'll ' ' Mbit' 1 .wif s i 3 A 1 X F ss clmslz gf' You, i 2, i IIIEARTWOIUIJZ' s if i f x W-'MSD f f'X , V,.,. ...1 X, - - X K . ' Q f ,,s.. W' , .N ,g ku, x if ' .b f Y W ri ,. 1 fy I i 3 ' f Ns . L vs F XC' f ,gg t Qw as ,N Q Q . fr - ' A 0 M N ,, ff X Y R f . 39 ' 's ' Eta sb i k DIVISION WI NNHYS Don Murray, Tommy Chambers, Beverly Bains, Cindy Harvey, Lynn O'Shie1ds, Marty Galbreath, Nell Kinard, Marilyn Nash. ,Cf N S5225 J rf' V f. 1 k x 55 h K' 'e 1 - ' .- -s ' f K 1 1 5' . Y 'W' fy F xx S My ix , - I ii 'xi , 1 1 5' f ss' ' ' la, . . fgg, V . Q, I 3.4 X 4 X 'N i R t L 3 N T- Ali All 15 E X xxx Y-,N arf NHS Ushers Mikado The National Honor Society bases its membership on character, leader- ship, service, and scholarship. Mem- bership in this organization is one of the highest scholastic honors at O,H.S. The society provides honorary ushers for graduation exercises and for such community programs as the Mikado. Regina Bannister, Reporter: Shirley Tolbert, Secretaryg John NeSmith, President: Keith I-libbs, Vice-Presidentg Mauara Sanders, Treasurer. :nat --: i,-zz - - ,,-' . -ffm ',,: ,,,, it ay 5523 in ,yr at fa , AJ 4 zf, 'i' 'f api? as 1 5 V fiw4'?23:-ff' ' IRQ ,,,, .ii f Jywfazw ,f,ef'c ' ,,,,,V3,, I-v f Af t? ly. ,.,..r ,, in V 'wi if rf iv M 1- a ff, i-4, 5 ,v w -fqgw ' ' ...I aw? 1:4 . MEMBERS OF THE HONOR SOCIETY: Keith Hibbs, Lee Guyton, Tim Stewart, Carolyn Miller, Deborah Eubanks, Kay Burttram, Kaye Buckner, Marilyn Nash, Rusty Frutiger, Pat Logan, Ricky Sanders, John NeSmith, Caryn Bains, Sarah Parker, Newasso Weems, Jerry Yancy, Dalton NeSmith, Bob Bentley, Greg Wimpee, Sandra Arnold, Carol Ragsdale, Teresa Jackson, Barri Brittain, Regina Bannister, Mauara Sanders, Carol Cornelius, Mrs. Louise Lybrand, Eugene Gordon, Shirley Tolbert, loan Lowe, lan Harrelson, Donna Jones Heath. MRS. LOUISE LYBRAND - Sponsor M FHA Sends Gifis lo Blind and Deaf i i STANDING: Teresa Horton, Sharon Jones, Elizabeth Guyton, Melissa Taylor, Debra Bryant, Shelia Robertson. SITTING: Mrs. D. S. Loyd - Sponsor, DianneMorton, GingerMitche1l, Gracie Starks, Sue Underwood, Merlyn Polk, Sallie NeSmith, Pam Harvey, Lydia Graves, Sherri Murphree. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Sallie NeSmith - Parliamentarian, Sue Under- wood - Recreation Leader, Teresa Horton - President. SECOND ROW: Lydia Graves - Secretary-Treasurer, Sherri Murphree - Historian, Debra 'K Bryant - Reporter, Melissa Taylor - Vice President. PM 4. FFA Places lsi in Land Judging The FFA competes in many county activities. Among them are land judging in which they placed first. Members also enter the steer show and the dairy and steer judging contests. Sallie NeSmith - FFA Sweetheart if-95 5' President, James Miller - President. 1 51' og? Us ISD R5 Em 9:0 fl!!-'- E5 :-13 ll! Us Ea, US-3 'l'Pl ' '6 2-P1 l 'm 3- .-.g 5.- FD IR4 595 5-35? 22 2. E4 CD 3 52. T53 ss- E2 Q-'E KD 'z 53 Os: Ou- ll rs f .'N, gg: ', ' F565 if unify. 7' v f xx Lali I BM' FRONT ROW: Jerry Holston, Mike Tinsley, O'Dell Clements, James Miller, Mike Tipton, Darrell Smith, Mike Wade, Mr. Wayne Gibbons, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mark Jackson, David Faust, Mike Jones, Stanley Walker, Steve McCullough, Barry Bellew, David Tuck. THIRD ROW:Kenneth Wade, Jerry Hyde, Roger White, Tim Towns, Sidney Snead, Mark Smith, Randy Bailey, Mike Hamby, Butch Waugh, Jimmy Aaron, David Stevens, Rex Payne. 62 L Q. m..kwss,,.,s... I f E STEER JUDGING: Stanley Walker and STATE FARM DEGREE: Herbert Starks and Robin Knight Bill Baker. Q S O s a - . T T J , f-f 1 ' 1-'Z? 'f2Q:', If ' . 5 QQ 3 T l :'v-me j I T L2 Z. ' 'ff' ww an T ii 2 ' l as ' tfrt, LAND JUDGING: Stanley Walker, Mike Wade, and O'De1l Clements DAIRY JUDGING: TOP TO BOTTOM Mark Hurst, Roger South, Mike Phil lips, and Mark Jackson. D.O. Qiudenis Gain Job Experience Ls. I OFFICERS: President, Shirley Tolbertg Secretary, Joan Lowe: Reporter, Vern Cile Payneg Sponsor, Mr. K. O. Miller. MR, AND MISS D.O. - Shirley Tolbert and Greg Payne. FIRST ROW: Susan Gaddy, Deborah Clem, Merlyn Polk, Melba Wooten, Diane Moorehouse. SECOND ROW: Valerie Young, Genna Wester, Linda Morgan, Andrea Polk, Vern Cile Payne. THIRD ROW: Sarah Parker, Lynda Brothers, Shirley Tolbert, Sherry Youngblood, Joan Lowe. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Gargus, Mr. K. O. Miller - Sponsor, Carol White, Gracie Starks, Dale Dyer, Roger Bannister. W ' E for Feaiures 1 my ,JY Sandra Arnold Crowned Muss Homecoming 1971 On October 15, 1971 Sandra Arnold was crowned Miss Homecom- ing by the reigning Miss Homecom- ing, Miss Judy Quinn. x Af-E J ..kk 5 wk. 'ws 5. :E ff , gc 5 132 3 1 1 1 . , si ,- sm- mi, . .A .. . 7- 7 1 5 . Hi Q 4 '- re. 1+ ,wtf x 2, . , .3 i , ' M t ff l 5 if n, Second alternate - Vicki Ashley A2 ' Y . ila i 41 , ' 1 f- fi , 'VY' ,xg 'fd fix'-tx, ,MA ., 5-u, ' .mv ,TQ fp . 2 t iw . First alternate - Carolyn Miller 'f 1 5 l-K0 I 'EALTH 1 Q av 9 X al. Z . ei! I. ,Sfhi ' E T I ,sn K . .,kkk A .l -rt V , t at ex ' 67 Resulis of Work Are Evideni in Parade '1 Miss Senior III - Sally Snead Miss Senior II - Cathy Harvey Wywgi IWW ' Ag Y : A 5 i f i, Eg .g ikQl5 fluiivgigkri N1 . 'qzl b e , .yi W, 5 S -.e...N..N..em..mw.. ,..... .. Sha Half Time Fesiiviiies Delighi Fans Homecoming was a new experi- ence for some and a familiar tra- dition for others. BELOW: Patti Moody represents the Junior II class. ,K ,,::, ff - ! 'ff' ' W. 4 ,gy-., V 'ff Aw, 4 41 1 -2 Q A 4 . ' 4 5' f A Aw? '- :K ,rg KJTK .A ? -1,0 w f- My ,M A ff f' 4 . N 'af -Avi W, f 1 ,W fa MW! if yn N. ,Ll A f Miss Tomahawk Sallg Snead L 1 Fr M, Y r K ig 31' v ' 1 -0555 Q, 1 73 Lou Earle Tolberi Firsi Aliernaie Miss Tomahawk N I Joan Lowe Second Aliernafe Miss Tomahawk Jan Anderson Third Aliernafe Miss Tomahawk Carolyn Miller Junior Beauig Cindg Qiewarf Sophomore Beauig Mr, . ,gm , ,,.. vo Ginger Mi+cheII Freshman Beauig Darlene Mann Junior II Beauig 'KW , 4 'x Tomahawk Tea Precedes Pageani ,.Z' .gx if Candidaies Awaii Inierview 0 for Academics I I C xx, Huberi L. Sireei Principal Adminisiraiion Formulaies Q ! - M: 4 E WM N xg kgfx, aww , ,v ,Q New Policg MRS. MARY JOHN SNEAD fleftj is the Federal Coordinator and speech and remedial English teacher. MR. BYRON REID fbelowj is the Guidance Director ' i? , J MR. WILLIAM O'BYR.NE is the Assistant Principal and driver's education MR. WILLIAM TOLBERT directs the teacher, OHS REDSKIN BAND. Hisiorg Siops io Change Voiing Age MRS. ELINOR WATSON teaches Ala- bama history, civics, communism, and Jr. II social studies and Hlglish. ,, , ,,,,,. 'tf-ff :mr English and Journalism Combine Inieresis and Knowledge f7'? MISS PEGGY BUZBEE teaches Ir. II, MISS CHARLOTTE HAYS Serves' as Sr. I and Sr. II English. high school librarian and also spon- sors the Tomahawk staff and Vlelgl LQ-TQ Staff. MRS. LOUISE LYBRAND teaches Sr. II and Sr. III English. 4-iii, MRS. JUDY SANDERS teaches Jr. III English, typing I, and Jr. High typing, J In ihe Maih Deparimeni Lines and Angles Make Triangles for ,. '5' cwli '07 i MR. TIMOTHY BARNES is the Algebra MRS. JANICE STREET is the Algebra COACH ANDY PAGE is the Algebra I and junior high math teacher, II, calculus, and geometry teacher. land Lrigonometry teacher and assist- ant football coach. Vocaiion and Business Courses Prepare Qiudenis for Careers MRS. JOSEPHINE LOYD is the home economics teacher. MR, WAYNE GIBBONS is the vocational agriculture teacher. MRS. VIRGINIA MILLER is the typing, bookkeeping, secretarial practice, and shorthand teacher. MR. FLOYD MILLER is the diversified occupations teacher. Y 4 i Science Deparfmeni Explores New Ideas i ' 'W-we rw' MR. MICHAEL ALLENteachesJr. High MRS. MILDRED WILLIAMS teaches social studies and science, home and family living, physics, chemistry, and Jr. 11 science. 'uw L L, , , .. L. 34154. f 1 i MRS, LEETA PESNELL teaCheS biol- ogy, physiology, and reading. L, . Y ff? . Aihleiic Deparfmeni Develops Mind and Bodg .ag A ,, 4 , :'3Ks.f3 Y., .nn , .. :ic 1, , E 4 f' i .if , Q' ei. x Qwz 5 ,, . ' f ,- . on uid? L 9 .1 . v' se f 35-.ff .53 it ii f. ... 'S 5 M xkW'x QTY .A .5 a- S f wif --,Q Q ? ,-.'f f p Q 345. - - 's MW COACH JAMES WILLIAMS is the head basketball coach and boys' physical education teacher. A M MRS. MARGARET AYCOCK is the girls' physical education teacher. g-af.. y. ,f 1 V , fa.- !,, If y y if .V 2 ' f 'f-'Sig' ' VVIJVV. I x ah' t 1 . A 5 'eff I sJy,'1.1,g..?:w - v . en., .5 Q X 1 P K f, X i X' g Ai. it ii . .. AH f' COACH HUGH O'SHIELDS is thehead football coach and American history and driver's education teacher. . wake ,f 2 ss . 5 5 Qecrefaries Assisi Faculig and Siudenis MRS. LILLIAN RICHARDS is secretary MRS, DEAN JONES acts as receptionist MRS. GAIL BELLEW assists Mrs. Rich- and bookkeeper. and registrar. ards and is a Title Iteacher's aide i x ls 1: 5 S Qiaffs Funciion as Aides for Teachers OFFICE STAFF: Greg Wimpee, Brenda Jenkins, Bob Long, Tim Smalley, and Sammy Morgan. ... V' LIBRARY STAFF: FIRST ROW: Lydia Graves, Debra Bryant, Audrey Johnson, Melba Wooton, Jan Brothers. SECOND ROW: Delynn Wooton, Esther Butler, Lucinda Phillips, Sharron Jones, Cindy Stewart. THIRD ROW: Debbie Woodard, Debbie Williamson, Diane Moorehouse, Eva Kinard. ' ,'., Qfaffs Add +o School Life fl 2 aim ' ei X , 3 I ' O A f ,,i,f 4i' Q 4 Q, ,f,, 2 5- V -I H , 'ffm A 5? A271 f 1, W 6222! A H 'mzil iff au- : o A M ,AA M . W,,.. M., , Hg. . Af X on LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Sanders, Mrs, Cain, Mrs, Underwood, Mrs. Reid, and Mrs. Sisson, ll CUSTODIANS Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. Dempsey H Mrs. Zona Harris has served as die-1 tician for a number of years. d si' -iq K I W'-Q-bn-my A ff uf. 5' - LL., L. . A - NAM' ,.....N...,MWw for Junior ll ,W 1 Q . A ww - if G . - , K 5 V Mu , , - Q f W ' klkgi. x , 8... .iff 1 xi ' ' , 2 1.55 ,Q N T X ,, W' iff V' - A QLL K Q 3? 5Xg'f'. -' ' 5' '51 'f , . QQ -W 1 , ' 1 ni . G M591-,kvyt--5. .I , ' I-A f.:'.ftf7,31gi1LY fi If i . 3- j, 'fx ,Ti Sf MMT' Y.. Mx- Jr Ils Make ihe Move 1' nw 'F' Beverly Bains Debbi Ballew Jane Ann Bottcher Richard Brooks David Bryant Kenneth Carr Mark Cornelius Norris Daily Ricky Deerman Debra Dyer Donna Elrod Jerry Fortner Theresa Fretwell Gregg Gaddy Mike Galbreath Marshell Gillispie Flora Graves Benny Gunter Brenda Gunter Cindy Harvey Q3 ix 4131 52512 CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President - Patti Moody, Secretary Jane Ann Bottcher, Reporter - Dink Carr, Treasurer - Beverly Bains President Jimmy Jones. , fm l Q Q V-I 4,4 f bk Vernado Henderson Bruce Henry Oma Lee Hodge Janice Holt Tony Horsley Sharon Hughes Tommy Hughes Susan I-lutto Ricky Hyde Sheila Jennings Jimmy Jones Tim Kendrick Jackie King Alfreda Kyle Dale Lanier Michael Leggett Sheila Lowery Darlene Mann Cheryl Marcum George McKenzie Patti Moody Kay Morgan Sue Morrison Debbi Moss Karen Murphree Don Murray Patricia Naylor Mark Phillips Lynn O'Shields Kent Pridmore Phyllis Ragsdale Anna Reid Frankie Robinson Tamie Roberts Dan Ryan Rebecca Sawyer Kathy Shelton Edward Shirley Marion Smith Mae Carol Starks Debra Stevenson Judy Sweatr Terri Tuck Danny Underwood Glenn Wade Danny Walker Ronnie Warren David Wilson 7 'QL t M 4 ii5+4m. 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I -l , , I -3, QR-, H, f' ., ,5 if 1 , .ii, ' i ,r , - 1 M ,,, f ggmg ii '5,, if M f.yt:-Affairs A ' 'jf if A 'f'2:n+,,' ' CLASS FAVORITES: Jan Copeland and Keith Anderson X Archie Jones Joe Jones Steve Jones Anna Keaton Nell Kinard Joel Kyle Vandall Lipscomb Mary Little Shyrle Long Matt McGowan Rita Marsh Kathy Maynor Denise Miller Peggy Mize Dana Moore Donna Staton David Stephens Tony Sweatt Donna Thomas Janice Tidwell Tim Towns Ricky Moorer Diane Morton John Murray Donald Nichols Marie Parker Rex Payne Shelia Pearman Jerry Pierce Bill Reeves Byron Reid Donald Robbins Shelia Robertson Nona Sanfilippo James Sims Jonell Starks rf: David Tuck Jeff Tuck Jerry Underwood Anne Vaughn Gary Wade Kenneth Wade Kenneth Walden Cathy Weaver Curtis Weems Cheri Wheat Roger White Steve Whited Bill Wittmeier Patty Woods Delynne Wooton F Qfw for Qophomores , 1- , , , 'xii 3 X Mi 5 gran..-51' q ,W Wwhmnu. ff ,332 T 'fo Peaiinker Wins Glorg for Qophomores Vicki Ashley Sharon Bailey Randy Bailey Brenda Bains Barry Ballew Dawn Benton David Bowen Mike Bright Bitsy Brittain Vicki Brown Jerry Browning Johnny Bryant LuAnne Burdette Esther Butler Becca Cary Tim Chamblee ? David Cochran , Redonia Davis 3' Q 4 sr im Edward Dempsey A Pam Elgin -aa. f I J , ,. -sy. Q .azfif irii CLASS OFFICERS: Reporter - Sharon Jones,yPresident - Charlie Hamrick, Vice President - William Sentelle, Secretary - Redonia Davis, Treasurer - Bitsy Brittain. 0 'fs f 5 :N J 7 i ,ly I in f' r J . J ,Q fig. , . 9 . - . f igtx ht fry ' 'J J ' Tr 2. J f 2 'f 'ky' it 'W' s r Q., P'- p J wi .3353 Ne' 9 .' 'F '+:'fi't uv J r .. 1 . , 3 J Q3 it it - A its .g W f S ' A a .,: Albert Jennings Audrey Johnson Allen Jones Sharon Jones Elaine Kyle Sally Lanier Debra Lowry Johnny Lowry Ben MCC ay Steve McCullough Ted Moorehouse Sallie NeSmith Betty Nichols Larry Payne Mike Phillips Steven Phillips rs' Siikiti 5 ,J 2 rf X'll' x I 'vi' David Faust Phillip Gay Randy Gargus Genette Garnett Larry Gillispie Lydia Graves Elizabeth Guyton Charlie Hamrick Jeff Harmon Pamela Harvey Villacona Henderson Myra Henry Greg Hill Teresa Horton Augusta Huggins Mark Hurst Walter Hutchings Jerry Hyde Mark Jackson Karen Jenkins QQ i at ,,,,,f Z, J , W 'Mgr 1 .VY 44 sn-4129253 lqsfs- fr , . , , ,, M353 f , ,V V f- Mew t ,V if-fy 2' ,P gps! M - rata CLASS FAVORITES: Sallie NeSmith and Allen Jones. Helen Reeves Kathy Reeves Victor Richardson Dianah Robinson Michael Sawyer William Sentelle Margaret Shelton Mark Smith Sidney Snead Grace Standridge James Staton Cindy Stewart Jerry Stone Melissa Taylor Joel Tuck David Tucker Joe Underwood Sue Underwood David Waid Beverly Walker 1 A 4 f , rw Y if W ff f 'Q ' ?i???lf'f2 ' ir f W 'R V ,Q - . r -fra S' ' 1 f:'ff lfgigffliifif , 'f '1 ,,,tr H ,, f 4 g XX? J s 4 2 af as , r M. . rrrrr gif! . Stanley Walker Butch Waugh Debbie Wallace Joyce Warren Ken Whited Ricky Wood Debbie Woodard Ozella Zanders , , r,ttt is ttt fr uf' 5 irii ff y y yy llr . W W rrt r r S itrl it W M J S rtrr iiyrt A r srtr slrll' Q i - A g .,,, Q R V ,,tr Q N K..-., il. 15: , ' -E? ' for Juniors FE .. I, . R lui--' 'V 1 V ? nw', f'l , N 1, 1 A V --4'-: 71- .3 N.. -' N Q F . 'fwi'i,21 - I.- ' pst.1,-.mqflb ,, sw ' 5 r I J 44 F, 1' flgfb if -f4p'5,- ,gmfmfyff ' 11Ve:'Qcff5,.:1 f'-f'g'5 Pi' -.5:.ft.'1' '-U -, - gm flgre-E01-K .V 6 ' 'L fv ag 141 757'-W. wlx. uf 4 .' I 'IO 6 Juniors Top All Records Selling Magazines Bill Baker Bob Bentley Jackie Brand 2 Ronald Bryan Debra Bryant Kaye Buckner Kay Burttrarn Kaye Cardwell Odell Clements Joni Clontz Carol Cornelius Oma Lynn Crump Anita Daily Richard Eakes Deborah Eubanks Rusty Frutiger Kathy Forester Susan Gaddy Tommy Gargus Dorothy Gartrell Iris Gillispie Patti Goodner Eugene Gordon Danny Gunter Cathy Harvey Jack Harris George Hendrix Mark Hitt r CLASS OFFICERS: Reporter - Darrell Smith, Treasurer - Carol Ragsdale Secretary - Sherry Youngblood, President - Bob Bentley, Vice President - Jack Harris qi 2 CLASS FAVORITES: Carolyn Miller and Jerry Yancy LaNiece Horsley Maurice Hughes Teresa Jackson Albena Johnson Mike Jones Woodson Kyle Jim LeCroy Pat Logan Debbie Marcum Carol Mason Joyce McBrayer Carolyn Miller Tony Mize Lynn Moody Patti Moss Sherry Murphree Marilyn Nash Dalton NeSmith Jim Patton Sarah Parker Mike Peoples Debbie Phillips Glenn Phillips Lucinda Phillips Shelia Phillips Merlyn Polk Carol Ragsdale Mike Ridgeway Cynthia Russell Ricky Sanders Tim Smalley Darrell Smith Roger South Gracie Starks Farrell Stephens 7 - -s '5-env m,,..- Mike Tinsley Shelia Tinsley Jeff Tolbert Ricky Tolbert Mark Vaughn Mike Wade Newasso Weems George Wheat Carol White Dwight Wiggins Johnny Williams Debbie Williamson Bunny Wilson Suzy Wilson Jerry Yancy Sherry Youngblood for Seniors gaw- 6. x K ff , hx K K ., Class of '72 Looks io ihe Q+ars V I AM 5 as 'iggww ' ,-,f, 1i ?i,2fff,.1'lf -,,' an , Es if ri , We sm, 9 5 V' - , M 5 I MV mi 6' fs. Janet Raye A nderson Sandra Jean Arnold X 1' .ver M NK' 4 ,5,,,,n f ffw A? ff' '+A-M Caryn Leigh Bains Regina Gail Bannister Barri Leigh Brittain Lynda Anne Brothers Linda Gail Byars Deborah Geniece Clem Gary Allen Clements Lenda Gail Clements Michael Dan Clowdus Faces Tell Seniors Siorg .3 iw.,-, ' Qfrv-V 2 JoAnn Deavers Dean Dodd Roger Dale Dyer l 'C' , V r I ,rf 'ler r erll 5 l, k-,' 1 1 if W-, -1 'A ff l x r e Q. fl i A- ww 4' hm YA .W , aggsgzawff K -+- ae A, ., iff? W S. , mf an X E ,Q S ,ww 'L V sgff' f 1' Q I' , F V ,X , swam ,mx ffm 4 A Long Journey Faces Seniors CLASS FAVORITES: Sandra Arnold and Ricky Hicks Keith Noble Hibbs Ricky De rryl Hicks Gary Van Hill Toni Reeves Hill Brenda Dale Jenkins Donna Camillia Jones 1 Wm L. Q 1 me fa 15221. -i - ra. www: ff' fl 1 ' i T 'hw ,249 MWF? Eva Carle Kinard Robin Ruel Knight Mary June Kyle Thomas J. Lanier Robert W. Long Jr. Latricia Ioan Lowe Samuel James Miller Diane Moorehouse Seniors Have a Year io Remember Linda Gail Morgan Sammy Morgan XF wr' . John Manning NeSmith Frank Steven Patton Gregory Franklin Payne Vern Cile Payne J 3 A Andrea Polk Douglas Benson Roberts fi ,,, David Morgan Robinson Jerry Wayne Robinson Bruce P, Rutherford Mauara joe Sanders Sally Diane Sloan Sally Ann Snead Seniors Build Image for Themselves Herbert T racy Starks Timothy Paul Stewart Clifford Stockdale Mickey Taylor Ricky Wayne Thomas Deborah V. Thomas Verlon Michael Tipton f an .01-r ' li 4- i . A ,,,-45 I L L'L, T' Af l iA' 'if' .,1,r..Q. or .4 W W 9 1:f.X. ' .-. K clljkr Melba Wootan Valerie Johnson Young Lou Earle Tolbert Shirley Ann Tolbert David Underwood Booker Warren Genna Faye Wester Gregory Tolbert Wimpee 9 0 Seniors Express Various Moods ,wm- r ,WL CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Patton - Vice Presidentg Jan Harrelson - Secretary: Donna Jones - Reporter: Jan Anderson Treasurer: Tim Stewart - President. .i Oufsianding Seniors Named bg Faculig STEVE PATTON SHIRLEY TOLBERT CLIFFORD STOCKDALE 'mm Awww ww' JMQ M VERN CILE PA YNE ,W Z 'Wi JOHN NESMITH KEITH HIBBS JAN HARRELSON BACK ROW: Steve Patton, Keith Hibbs, Clifford Stockdale, Jenn Nesmnh, Lee Guyton. FRONT ROW: Regina Bannister, Ian Harrelson, Vern Cile Payne. 3 LEE GUYTON 5 REGINA BA NNISTER ,S E He. 1, ,ir W vein: fig: 2 i K r K w we Q R ,za iv , fs E In ' A f 'LW ,X f zweee . . r I ef,1f,, f- . w Y if gen QQ esiffipgeggi FiW3i?YHfJ 1 xr is 361 ii ' WH ff- ,, 'i. f H5 t, :lf -Q 5 ,ew sf sri ,? ,P ,Q ev?Qygib1,yffpw 75 3115.4 5, , , ,, 5 ! kg zjfii , 5 ,YV 4-,Mr ,.,, In If WP 4' f -flee,-5542 1 2 1 Af: 5W5Z!5?5QjEi M: ii aw 55 . , ,. 51,2 , Steve Patton maintained a 95.06 average throughout high school. He served as Vice-Presi- dent of the Senior class and is a member of the National Honor Society. Steve was named Val- edictorian of the Senior class. 24 Academic Honors Awarded mu E 1 :,, aw 11 f i ' fi, A q 1 'FTW :Yah 1 LII, A . nl s 1 id S ,Q , , , H ,UW FWQ 16 r 41 Iv 1 jak fir P 1 , VV' 1 , m v , 14,51 98, ,Qi To Top Three Seniors Barri Brittain was named Salutatorian of the Senior class. Barri is the editor of the TOMAHAWK, director of the Oneonta Girls Chorus, and captain of the Gymnastic Team. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. Barri's scholastic average was 94.90. Historian was Caryn Bains. Her average was 94.65. Caryn served as Head Majorette for the Redskin band and is also a member of the National Honor Society. Siudenis A1-lend Girls' and Bogs' Siaie The Oneonta High School faculty selected one girl and two boys to attend the annual Alabama Girls' and Boys' State. Those chosen werelan Harrelson, Steve Patton, and John NeSmith. They were chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, character, and potential leader- ship. These students learned more about their government through par- ticipation. Girls' State is held at Hunting- ton and Boys' State at Birmingham Southern College. , X g Ye . ' ' ' ff! . X11 -'df I ' r .r g an A 5 - ,,Vf , , Q 3 g KWZQE ' W .., ,V e, .Meal . Rug . f ., ' . JEL- . wlxgiw Good Cifizenship Traiis Rewarded K f W rw 41, 5' Two honors based on good citi- zenship are given annually. Both honors are awarded on a faculty vote. J an Harrelson and Lee Guyton attended the 1970-71 Alabama Conference on Citizenship at the Jefferson Davis Hotel in Montgomery. Jan Harrelson also received the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Jan, Sandra Arnold, and Donna Jones were nominated by the Senior class and from these three the faculty selected one. The award is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. The Birmingham Chapter pro- vides a written examination each year for the D.A,R, girl. 'I27 Danforih Awarded io Aciive Siudenis Class secretary, cheerleader, yearbook s ta f f, track, football, basketball, FCA . . . These and other activities have made Jan Harrelson's and Steve Patton's senior year an eventful one. Graduation night they were pre- sented the Danforth Award. Outstand- ing character, scholarship, and leadership were the criterior the faculty used in selecting the recipients of the award. MY ' was 'ff' 3-3 ii? 'vt 'P-7 r r l i y 15144, Q We ifiifi' H5345 g 1. . 'E V if iff 121 53 avi. ' ,-if. 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' D .E U W ii ' R xg 3 45 .ff , A A F R gg at gs W 5 :ilk f 3 'M if 3g X L! A 2 g o1n Q: sf R L R ' fffg 1 L do R LxA imh 11 3 RWdd.Q Q .S I ' nj? S' Y M K ' . ' K K W X - All 1 fiiif M- 5 ,fe . ,EL na fx 5 BEST ALL AROUND Sandra Arnold and John Nesmirh 1 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sandra Arnold and David Robinson Seniors Relive Year ai Class Dag f e , ,if e POET GRUMBLERS Keith Hibbs Pete Elgin, Joan Lowe TESTATOR Lee Guyton 4 PROPHET Jan Harrelson Seniors Explore Fantasy Land is rf Juniors and Seniors entered Fan- tasy Land for the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. The guest speaker was Mr. James Kilgo, and Randy Vaughn provided the entertainment. Master of Cere- monies was Bob Bentley, Junior Class President. 'vs .Lind Decorafions Sei Mood M., 2 E if 4 is Q W ng' I . Q . ' ' 4 8' x , 1 'L' x 4 st 4 ' ' X ' 4' .. ' rr X- Wi-i 4 'i' 4 . ' ,- 1 11. v-4,1-,f g t t '..i '. - if 4 Q 4. ,' , 5 4 ' ' 1 4 ..,, .qv i. ,A -lvl iff. X ' 4 ' ff' N . C ' ' it A n , 1. 1 5 + f r 4, 'X 'h'A O Q x. , 5 Q Q ' I 'fn' 'A ' ' !4 -X320 3 i .A ,uk f q 7 ' ,,,x I37 Seniors Sei New Trend Each year during spring holidays the Senior class tours Washington, D. C. and New York City. The Seniors toured historical places such as the Washington Monu- ment, Lincoln Memorial, The Li- brary of Congress, and many more. Next they toured New York. This included Greenwich Village, China Town, and downtown New York City. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Robinson. uw -. -iw--mw+fw ' , X159 SSB! - img -7 RQ.: 139 for Looking Ahead . . . Wi 1 gl , for 1972 . . . LP- 'L --...Nm 0 f .f.,,., A 42 Si e 1 vw fv- + .gx hrs Ni-...I I4 Jusi a Moment a momenf of sirengih. of romance. of glamour. of gou+h! 5, . 'X i w ln' ' H x s 1.5, - -M s V 1 M'k df K.: i. :l Qty' E rig- -I ' A nz V N ' 2+ f '2'i :.' ,ff We -47' ' :fi H 4, Aff w-, 1.1, . , ,L ' ,..:? 9 'lv ' I 3 - fl ' .x 'I ' ' 3 A iiifl. 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