Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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jssee, ii Steve Al- ', treas- .X . K x X man at the annual FFA dance. President David McCroskey crowns Barnwarming Queen Pam Gente- il ' E-7 State farmers from the Ozark chapter are John Biers, melka, and David McCroskey. roskev. , A M n -D--5-Mug ' , - W , 1 ,A lv- V- A me 4- - -, ' h 1' - w , . 'A' -. f ,-em ' TF, :wf ' -fe Thomas. ,T X' f , l t A ' t.: Q . A f j -fr?- .f'71'1k P -, f 3 . ' I .g ,' I ' ' X ' K ,. - -:gl 1 , ' ' '-' , .4 ' Ig. 'iff ns. Rod- WJ 'f'E3, .l : ,--v-r.'A if A ,D - ' Q ' 3-331 Q ff ' ' 1' -X-1 V f 1 MCCOY- Ozark Proiect Fair winners include Dannv McCroskey. David 3lcCroske5'. Donald Thomas. Richard Jones. Ron Kiss- ::. Tom Kimmonx and Jimmy Estep. fir JPN? Tom Chudo-

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f r i l ' r ii g g'Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to servef' Following this motto, the Future Farmers of America strive to increase l their knowledge of farming. As members, each Q is given a chance to see what farming is all l about. During the year the group competed J El against other FFA chapters in the area in different types ofjudging, parliamentary pro- l cedure, and public speaking. Other highlights of the year included the annual Barnwarming A and district meets. l I I i Officers for the Future Farmers of America include John Biers, reporter, Ron Kissee, it f secretaryg David McCroskey, president, Dwayne Huff, parliamentarian. Seated: Steve Al- i dridge, student council representativeg Danny McCroskey, sentinel, James Baker, treas- l urerg Tom Chudomelka, vice-president, and Dennis Woods, chaplain. l 2 ll l ,tr l . 'W , E 1, i il f 5 , se 'M fr Q Q J iii 1 l -A 4 A il . My 1 l l K .,... it V FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: Dennis Woods, John Biers, Ronnie Kissee, Tom Chudomelka, David McCroskey, Q L James Baker, Dwayne Huft, Danny McCroskey, and Steve Aldridge. ROW TWO: Sponsor Eddie Fugate, Jim Haefling, Donald Thomas, Q Mark Oox, Denny Mills, Richard Jones, Jim White, Jim Wilson, and Bobby Bilyeu. ROW THREE: Don Glidewell, Danny Perkins, Rod- l ney Williams, Johnny Monger, Mike Green, and Tom Klmmons. ROW FOUR: David Calley, Merl Essick, Stanley Barton, Mike McCoy, it g Jim Estep, and Jim Agee. iii it 84 . xx man at tl X f JZ-ark P L V, lg 1 I Presiden x 4 . AK. ff. 'c' fTL..?37 ,, ,Q 1 . ul. , Q , 4 1 , fr f . rv Fon

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' 4999, Band Adds Life to OHS Activities 1 N, 5 5 HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW ONE: Kiley Nowack, Brenda Johnson, Judy Shipman, Karen Chudomelka, Lana Payne, Donna Grubaugh, Martha Sykes, and Marjorie Craker. ROW TWO: Janet Smith, Kathy Hayworth, Marla Geary, Karen Jernigan, Mary Turner, Dennis Clinton, f Mike McCoy, Johnny Hedrick, Peggy Appleby, Nadine Fessenden, Kay Gamel, Glenda Campbell, Shiela Griffin, and Kay Jernigan. ROW THREE: Brenda Johns, Rayla Snyder, Lyndia Noon, Paula Padgent, Annette Horst, Mark Haguewood, Tom Chudomelka, Dwight McNiel, Robert Perkins, Jimmy White, Tony Gimlin, Rodney Williams, Joe Maharg, Tallulah Sykes, David Baird, Joe Estes, Linda Hawkins, and Cindy Chaffin. ROW FOUR: De Ann Smith, Demetria Sowards, Steve Haguewood, Francis Pulley, Director Jack Reynolds, Cindy Payne, Bobby Bilyeu, and Wanda Johns. Flute Soloist Martha Sykes HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS AND DRUM MAJOR ROW ONE: Rayla Snyder Ann Smith ROW TWO Wanda Johns Tom Chudomelka and Karen Y ., . ,w w W aa e ff if .ff . xy' A 1 f 1 1 f