Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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OW ONE. ' lviny Davis, Jenny Major. Row TWO: Diana EE: Kathy Sebolt, Kim Hartley. Varsity Cheerleader Cindy Payne gives a few artful tips to Junior High spirit rouser, Kim Hartley. -' ff. jf I cf t lZQQ! U ..... f , V kv 3 . :ff ' ' ? . jf' . it ff A 2 z f' it M f ' f ,' Q f - f . , -f as 0 'fm M ,M . X ,-,,:Z.,5,,, f.f,,.H fffffyaf, 17-mwwfzfit 0 ,,,, 9. vi, w. -- f f. M Q,m,f.1f ww , ig,-fr 'f iii' 'am H -flffm. M fight-7 f S mf .ZMVYL 'RMGYWQ if ,' 'ff't I i'f'i215'1,. 'Tif f R ,V .. 1, JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Cindy Shelton, Tricia Hannah, Wendy Gann, Nancy Mooney, X ..,' ,ff . . . J x f Julie Major, and Nita Castleberry. fnf My . ,fwf 4 X. ' , ,QW .,V5,,w, I , S 7 . J . - ., f ,wir V' .ff ,ry H f.,f 1 ,, fff ,fy f f X v,,,4,yffr ff If 'Cf X 77 if

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Musicians Strive for a Melodious Tomorrow Oh, make a joyous sound . . And the vocalists and musicians at Ozark High School did. Music is an essential in today's world. In the high school, students can become a part of the music syndrome. Perhaps one is hunting for a way to cultivate a knack for the tuba or learn how to master the melodies of Pavanne or simply learn how to hum a tune: a high school music A department is as far as one must HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS: ROW ONE: Christy Forgey, Lou Ann Johns, Search Debbie France, Barbara Stockstill, Mary Turner, Linda Hawkins, Carla ' , Chapmin and Peggy Appleby. ROW TWO: David Baird, Mike Perkins, OHS's ITIUSIC department Sheds Bill Cobb, Ellis Luttrull, Phillip Dougan, Steve Gann, Dennis Woods, - - - Mark Cox, Demetria Sowards, Deloris Wright, Iris Aldridge, Elaine a Ilght, on a Students appreclahon Jones and Karen Markus. ROW THREE: Cindy Rogers, Kathy Rogers, of muSIC . .. Della Wagner, Gail Mauk, Deloris Cruise, Debbie Anderson, Cindy Payne, Linda Countryman and Rayla Snyder. STANDING: Karen Chudo- melka, Mr. Paul Webb and Betty Snyder. Right: Lou Ann Johns, pianist for many years, received a 1 rating at the District Music Festival for her talents and, thus was sent on to compete with stiffer par- ticipants at the State Music Festival. P HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLERS AND DRUM MAJOR: Kneeling: Jana Nokes and Cindy Payne. Standing: Karen Chudomelka, Keith Kissee and Cindy Russell.