Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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s I ,Q 'i ?i , ,, .2 ' ' GC 'Z six Future Nurse Club's officers include Marla Haslip, Ann Bray, Pam Genteman, and Linda Grubaugh. June Kaufman Cseatedj sponsors the group. President Linda Grubaugh discusses election of officers for upcoming year with Sponsor June Kaufman. Former Students Inspire Future Nurses Girls interested in nursing as a profession form the Future Nurses Club at OHS. Activities of this organization are cen- tered around nursing and the medical field in general, such as voluntary work for Dr. Bob Henry, a state dentist. A spring field trip was also made possi- ble for club members to further acquaint them with this reward- ing profession. Another high- light of the year was when two former students spoke to the group about their nursing ex- periences. NURSES CLUB ROW ONE: Sponsor, June Kaufman, Debbie Booth, Linda Grubaugh, Marla Hasljp, and Pam Genteman. ROW TWO: Judy Robbins, Cindy Chaffin, Brenda Johns, and Tricia Cotton. ROW THREE: Brenda Bauer, Demetria Sowards, Brenda Johnson, and Rachel Mauk. ! s , N FUTURE T Stockstill, K Payne, Lind: Kathleen Ch Baird, L This year's Sponsor France

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Foreign Exchange Z Under the supervision of Miss Jane Bruce, Spanish Club mem- bers received much honor as Viviana Martinez, foreign exchange student for Chile, visited OHS. After her 10-week stay, the club held a party in her honor as she departed to her native country. Al- so, members encountered their annual banquet at Casa Montez as they ate Spanish food. Susan , Ruth Ann Q Haw- Bray, Kath- niel, Stanley W , 7 Spanish Club officers include Brenda Bauer, Chris Gerhard, Pam Genteman, Foreign Exchange Student Viviana Martinez from Santiago Peggy Dawson, and Sponsor Jane Bruce. Chile, is honored at her birthday-going away party. s I lip, and Bill SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: Mary Beth Wheeler, Peggy Dawson, Pam Genteman, Ann Bray, Viviana Martinez, Marla Haslip, Jill Aus- l1S0 H f0P tin, and Kathy Hayworth. ROW TWO: Miss Jane Bruce. Gail lYl8l1lC,EI'IlIllkll66 Wood, Debbie Hopkins, Linda Myers. Brenda Wright. PJOUS- Ken Debbie Booth, Mary Iiakins, and Marla Geary. ROW THREE: Rachel Nlauk. Karen Chudomelka. Cindy Payne. Brenda Johnson. Vianna Schroeder, Brenda Johns, Sandy Castleberry. and Linda Hawkins. ROW FOUR: Gayle Davis. Dwight MeNiel. Leman Loftis. Jack Carter, Greg Davis, and Tony Berbercia. ,JW . Brings New Ideas fy J

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