Ooltewah High School - Owl Yearbook (Ooltewah, TN)

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FOOD 1. Coke 2. Hamburgers 3. Tacos 4. Spaghetti 5. Steak 6. Shrimp 7. Chinese Food 8. Dr. Pepper 9. Hershey Bars Pizza 1. VOC School 2. English 3. Computer 4. Physics 5. Lunch 6. Chemistry 7. Gym 8. Art 9. Math classes TYEACHERS 10. In School Suspension Mr. Van Hooser Mr. Rogers Mrs. Akin Miss Copeland Mr. Akin Mr. Davis Mr. Torbett Mr. Hawkins QVOCJ Mrs. Chamberlin Mr. Inglis MOVIES 1. Footloose 2. Uncommon Valor ROCK GROUP 3' 48 Hrs' 4 Raiders of Lost Ark it Xgjeffljyn 21 Z2lcQlT.T 'imy 3. Journey 7. Rocky III 4. Police 8. Flashdance 5 Michael Jackson 9 All the Right Moves i L 10 Gone With the Wind 6. Duran Duran 7. Culture Club 8. DeBarge 9. Led Zeppelin 10. Billy ldol HOBBIES . Swimming . Sports . Dating . Sleeping . Dancing . Reading . Working . Fishing . Cruisin 1 2. Horseback riding 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ' Soni r favorites MOVIE STARS . Eddie Murphy . Rachel Ward . Tom Cruise . Clint Eastwood . Richard Gere . .lennifer Beals . Heather Thomas . Ricky Schroder . Miss Piggy 1 , 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. Sylvester Stallone 9 10

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DUI? EXCHANGE STUDENTS Birgitta was very active at our school. She played on the varsity volleyball team and ran track. She did very well in track, but had to miss the Regional meet because she went to New York for a week. All the students at OHS wish the very best for Birgitta when she returns to Sweden to her old school. We'll miss her and hope that she continues to do as well as she did here. She was not only inducted into the Beta Club, but also the National Honor Society. Birgitta says that OHS is very different from her school in Sweden W she's not used to all the sport activities and the pep rallies. But she did say that she has enjoyed being at OHS this year and plans to come back to the United States very soon. We love you, Birgitta. Always remember the stay at Ooltewah High School and never forget your friends! Dear Friends, lid like to thank you for your friendship and your help and to let you all know how wonderful this experience here at OHS has been for me. At the very beginning, during the first weeks of school, I was so confused because everything is so different from my school in Italyl But then, with the friendly and warm help of the teachers, and all the students, everything went all right and I felt very comfortable. The school here, in America, is very different from the kind of school we have in Italy. In American schools, beside the time you spend studying, you have also time for recreation, for sports, for a variety of different activities, all things that, in my opinion, make your type of school the ideal one. OHS seems to me more like a big family rather than a school, where everybody knows each other and the teachers are so caring and so much involved with the students in sports, clubs., and different activities. This relationship seems more like a kind of partnership. I learned a lot of new and interesting things from all my classes and I found students and teachers really friendly, helpful and very, very nice. This experience as an exchange student has been a wonderful one. It is something that I will always have with me, through my whole life. I wonit ever forget OHS and all of you. I love you, Wi Weir gg iI'Qil1il HSSDI1 illSY lliltt rocchl Mille-243 N 98100 Mesaim, Italy

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GIQAIDUATIUN 1984 'aff' iii 'ii ic.. GDAIDIJATIDN DAY 1 MAY 23, 1984 It was a day to look back and think about those four years in high school and be proud of all the accomplishments . . . it was a day to look forward to the future and perhaps feel a little scared of what may lie ahead . . . but it was also a day of recognition, a day of appreciation, a day of celebration. Ooltewah High School is a much better school now because of the contributions of this graduating class . . . yes, it was certainly a day in everyone'silife that he will never forget.