Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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il Ozarkamo Artist Bill Albert, assisted by Art Instructor Faunlee Harle, puts finishing touches on the new Ozarkamo crest as Yearbook Co-editor Debbie Hopkins, Editor Linda Hawkins, Adviser Marcelene Middleton look on. Journalism students enjoy dancing at the Spring Dance, with the crown- ing ofthe Ozarkamo', King and Queen sponsored by the class. Journalists Photograph Memories Under the guidance of Mrs. Marce- lene Middleton, the Journalism De- partment enjoyed a very fruitful and j productive year. For the first time, Ozarkis newspaper, the OHS Ob- server, was printed at the Christian County Republican by Mr. John Pile. Wearing a distinguishing yellow color, the newspaper is printed on full-size news print every two weeks. Ozark's yearbook makes its appearance this year with a new name, Ozarkamo '70g a crest designed byOHS artist, Bill Albertg and the theme Peace Seven members of the OHS staff attained the honor of joining Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for high school journalists. Membership is a distinct honor and is reserved for those outstanding publi- cation staff members who meet the basic requirements established by the Society and its local chapters. QUILL AND SCROLL ROW ONE: Sponsor Marcelene Middleton, Debby Deidiker, Sari McDaniel, and Linda Hawkins. ROW TWO: Debbie Hopkins, Vianna Schroeder, David Baird, and Janet Smith. JOURD Rose. E Ben Mc 2 W? f 1 .1 WS? ' tl 3 ,,, km! CC W f Y f 1 I Yearboo of g'Ozar'

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raLlNFL l Baird. . Sriie nelka. ,Tn .hgh ln Roger Artists Foster Interest in Art Through the Art Club. interested students at OHS are able to broaden their understanding and appreci- ation of art. Local functions and those provided through membership in the Student District Art Association enhance the opportunities ofthe club. Members participated in such activities as field trips and the annual SDA.-X convention. Money-making projects were also a part of Art Club life as members worked to tiriance their trips. Early morning meetings saw Art Club members discussing various plans and acriyity. Oficers lrightj include Cindy Doran, Cris Handy. DaLane Barnett, Jennie Whitted, Robert Perkins. and Debby Deidiker. Seated is Mrs Eaunlee Harle. sponsor. ART C'LL'B ROW QYE: Mrs. Eaunlee Harlee. Christina Handy. Martha Sykes. Elsie Craig. Ann Bray. DaLane Barnett. gd Cgdx- Doran Rgti' Txygi Judy Robbins. Iuhe Mason. Patti McQuisten. Jennie Xlhirted. Brenda Wright. Mary Spoon. slugs -l 1.-H.. Sqssd md Dsbhis BQQII1, ROW THREE: Richard Eulton. Steve Smith. Robert Perkins. Bill Albert. Stanley Barton. Page Hardauwx . Don Creson. WeSlfY LUPTOU- wi S535 Aldridge'

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Faunlee 'rest as Elkins, ker, Sari rvid Baird, JOURNALISM CLASS ROW ONE: David Baird, Debbie Hopkins, Linda Hawkins, Sari McDaniel, Wanda Johns, Janet Smith, and Larry La Rose. ROW TWO: Instructor Marcelene Middleton, David Beydler, Greg Davis, Brenda Bauer, Vianna Schroeder, Debby Deidiker, Ann Bray Ben Morgan, and Mark Hogue. Yearbook Editor Linda Hawkins, directs the publication of OZarkaino '7O.'i ', 4 at v C Writing headlines fills much of HOHS Observer Editor Sari McDaniel's time