Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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3 1 li Q E STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW ONE: Mike McCoy, Danny Woods, Debbie Hopkins, President Greg Davis, Cindy Barnowski and Latricia Hannah. ROW TWO: Janet Smith, Brenda Johns, Donna Grubaugh, Debbie Russell and Linda Huff. ROW THFlEE: Cindy ml finds Payne, Martha Sykes, Susan Sadowski and Keith Kissee. ROW FOUR: Vice-president Bill Cobb, Scott Turner, Dale Crain, Freddy Hedgpeth, Joe Estes and Linda Meyers. Pat Sears, Gene Meadows, Greg Davis, Cindy Sl'1eit0f1, 30W TWO1 Bfadlel' WiHiafTlS, Mitch MUHGHS, BFUCG Annually, Student Cabinet assists the school system by painting the football ance, Mae Harper, Mr. Truly Applegate, Karla Chap- bleachers.

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Student Leaders PredestineTomorrow's Order The Student Council's function is to set a governing example for the student bodyin prepa- ration for tomorrow. Organizations such as the Stu- dent Council and its presidentts cabinet are initiated to encourage other students to offer opinions and have an interest in leadership. The members of today's high school govern- mental bodies may become leaders of the world tomorrow. . . Among the many duties of the student council is to sponsor the Christmas Dance. Here, President Greg Davis goofs off with the royalty crown. . ,g l A busy science instructor, Mr. Truly Applegate still finds time to sponsor student council. l A x We . ' f x f X, .. f. '-52.5 STUDEI Latricia Payne, Freddy E l t Z l STUDENT CABINET: ROW ONE: Tommy Vaughn, Pat Sears, Gene Brenda Smith, Lona Williams and David Baird. ROW TWO: Bradley Harris, Bill Albert, Linda Hawkins, Mr. Wayne France, Mae Harper man, PSQQY Appleby, and Glenda Campbell.

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A Pep Club HAS to Back Its Team All The Way . . Plus providing strong team backing, a Pep Club's duty is to encourage students to become interested in school activities. The OHS Pep Club and cheerleaders cultivate enthusiasm as well as broadening a student's interest in what is happening around him or her. In modern times, it is difficult to create a sense of caring throughout a student body, but, with the challenge at hand, the Pep Club does an excellent job! All eyes glued to the team, the Pep Club's Tiger Pride is evident. ln the fashion of many for Tiger leader's, OHS cheerleaders are a source bubbling enthusiasm. Marj PEP CLUB: ROW ONE: Cindy Shelton, Mrs. Carol Lewallen, Kathy kins, Tallulah Sykes, Judy Shipman, Joann Chudomelka, Anita Barton, Castleberry. ROW TWO: Lyndia Noon, Karla Chapman, Cheryl Hayworth, Barbara Meadows, Annette Horst, and Marly Gerry. ROW Chaffin, Patty Anderson, Peggy Appleby, Glenda Campbell, Karen Johnson, and Latricia Hanna. ROW FOUR: Terry Guthrie, Lana ski, Pam Rozell, Marsha Farthing, Sandy Campbell, and Brenda Debbie Russell, Brenda Haslip, Wanda Johns, Kathy Chudomelka, Cris Handy, and Julie Major. ROW SIX: Marjorie Craker, Janet baugh, and Elaine Lee. Shelton Frances P Mason, M THREE: N Jernigan, Payne, Des Woods. R Bobbi F-es Smith, Lin