Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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lEDMMl B Most of us started dreaming of sum- mer about three days after Christmas vacation ended. A three-month Shan- gri-la where we go to escape school, cares, and cold, summer is considered a well-deserved annual reward for sur- viving another cycle of the calendar. Summer brought waves of fun and good times. Youth softball and base- ball teams enjoyed a great season. Swimming and skiing remained favorite pastimes. Vacations took up a few weeks of almost everyone ' s summer, as family members spent time with each other that wasn ' t available the rest of the year. Although some students looked for- ward to sleeping late, quite a few gave up part of their summer freedom to have a job. The money and added in- dependence were profitable pluses to students. Jobs ranged from waiting on tables to sacking groceries to typing letters to loading lumber. Working for the city recreation department was a popular and much sought-after job. It offered possibilities of life-guarding, working at the concession stands, picking up trash, lining baseball fields, and even playing on the Mean Ma- chine Softball team.

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AFTER BEING SELECTED as a finalist of ' Teen ' magazine ' s model search, Lisa Mann took a summer ■ ' trip to New York to A interview with modeling here are classic dancers and dancers with class ] THE ALL-AMERICAN cheerleader award at Auburn ' s summer clinic was given to our very own Tammy Miller. Who stands head and shoulders above all the rest. ■a And faded old snapshots of your first grade class. When you get right down to it. There ' s always one that ' s the best BY THE MERIT ol the essay she entered, the college board chose Vickie Stockdale to attend Selma State Junior College for six weeks during the summer. First Class 1 I

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