Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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Too'ay's Messmakers Are Tomorrowis T Ho Ozarkls chapter of the Future Homemakers of America combined two state objectives to form unique goals: To Dare ls To Carey and Pre- paredness-The Key To Opportunityf, These goals help members develop initiative and resourceful- ness in preparing for the future and helped them eliminate prejudice and inequalities. Tom Kimmons and Kathy Hayworth enjoy themselves at the FHA-FFA Sweetheart Dance. Profit for the Stanley sales is presented to Treasurer Peggy Dawson and Sponsor Ferrol Smith by Mrs. Bud Horton. fR'P,,g1.-2 ' ,,..., - lik., 5353, 'J .as r X. . . '.,'-..'w9s.'3 -tt srwlwwgglf ' if ir.-.tg t : . z, gp-A-i FUTURE Grubaug ' Williams Cindy Ci Anna Sc FOUR: ton, Shir Linda H Brenda . ROW S gan, Deh .1 QXWQPE gs ,sf ' , 4, ff fa 4 if, Q FHA officers include Peggy Dawson, treasurer, Mary Beth Wheeler, first vice- president, Nadine Fessenden, president, Susan Grubaugh, secretary, Ann Bray, reporter ROW ONE. Kathy Shelton, recreation leader, Kay Gamel and Kiley Nowack, photographers, Marla Haslip, degree chairman and representative, Ruth Ann Penner, state representativeg and Pam Genteman, parliamentarian ROW TWO.

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el' JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Jenny Major, Linda Gann, and Julie Ma- jor. KNEELING: Jackie Williams, Cindy T110maS,Diana Werer, Marlene Jones, J an Smith, and Sandy Courtney. IN FRONT: Brenda Smith. Cheerleaders Stimulate Enthusiasm Junior DaLane Barnett nett, Peggy Dawson, Janet Smith, Cindy Payne, Kiley Nowack, rs DaLane Bal . , cheering pose, tamel strike a Junior Janet Smith.

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at the Homemakers .rflfgr w'?5r.g,k QRE HUMEMAK I la- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: Sponsor Ferrol Smith, Ann Bray, Pam Genteman, Kiley Nowack, Kay Gamel, Susan Grubaugh, Ruth Ann Penner, Mary Beth Wheeler, Peggy Dawson, Kathy Shelton, Marla Haslip, and Nadine Fessenden. ROW TWO: Lona Williams, Lyndia Noon, Cindy Shelton, Latricia Hannah, Pam Wyatt, Glenda Campbell, Peggy Appleby, Marjorie Craker, Karla Chapman, I Cindy Chapman, Shelley Friend, and Mary Jane Landes. ROW THREE: Nita Castleberry, Annette Horst, Betty Snyder, Linda McHenry, Vi- Anna Schroeder, Linda Grubaugh, JoAnn Chudomelka, Bobbie Fesperman, Christie Forgey, Karen Jernigan, and Donna Grubaugh. ROW FOUR: Sandy Castleberry, Sue Perry, Vickie Cobb, Elaine Jones, Donna Roark, Cheryl Mason, Maureen Stockstill, Marilyn Davis, Anita Bar- ton, Shirley Davidson, and Kathy Hayworth. ROW FIVE: Gail Mauk, Toni Atkins, Brenda Haslip, Ethyl Hull, Marlys Fessenden, Jill Austin, Linda Huff, Dee Ann Smith, Tracy Faught, Kathy Fesperman, and Lindy Huber. ROW SIX: Nancy Mooney, Cindi Russell, Elaine Lee, Brenda Johns, Shiela Griffin, Teresa McNiel, Patricia Cotton, Demetria Sowards, Karen Chudomelka, Patti McQuisten, and Theresa Guthrie. ROW SEVEN: Kathleen Chudomelka, Marla Geary, Brenda Johnson, Frances Pulley, Donnealia Thornton, Linda Huff, Jeri Allen, Kay Jerni- gan, Debbie Hopkins, Tallulah Sykes, Judy Goetz, and Reba Meadows. Phyllis Ewing, regional FHA president, installs Kathy Shelton as regional parliamentarian as Mary Beth Wheeler relinqishes the office. Cindy Shelton models the dress she fashioned in home economics Cleftj.