Ozark High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ozark, MO)

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Traveling Speech and Debate Squad, ROW ONE, L. to R.: Kirk George, Trudy Williams, Shirley Davidson, Cherry Crist, Miss Mullen, Tony Shawley, Roger Talbot, Dale Crain, Dwayne Doran, Pamela Mark. ROW THREE: Allen Clinton, Denis Baranowski, David George. Danny Swadley. ROW TWO: Coach Larry Bottom, Cindy Baranowski, Mitch Mullen, Kathleen Gentry, Sheila Griffin, Linda Myers, Brenda Smith, Marsha Farthing, Donna Roark, Tina Paula Bilyeu, Karen Chudomelka, Jackie Watts. Every time you talk to a friend, listen to a speech, or watch a movie, you are par- ticipating in one of the most vital of arts-the art of com- munication. lt is the goal of those students involved in Speech and Debate and the National Forensic League to better their skills of com- munication, insuring a free exchange of ideas in tomorrow's world. Speech and Debate National Forensic League, ROW ONE, L. to R.: Kirk Mullen, Tony Shawley, Roger Crain, Danny Swadley, Dwayne Doran, David George. ROW TWO: Coach Larry Bottom, Brenda Smith, Marsha Farthing, Donna Roark, Tina George, Trudy Williams, Shirley Davidson, Cherry Crist. ROW THREE: Linda Myers, Cindy Baranowski, Mitch Mullen, Kathleen Gentry, Sheila Griffin, Paula Bilyeu, Jackie Watts, Karen Chudomelka. g NFL O ent: M Dale C

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Future Homemakers of America HVVe are the Future Homemakers of America: we face the hnure wHh warm courage andlugh hope. .. So begins the creed of the Future Homemakers of America, and OHS' chapter has dedicated itself to living up to these words. Led by FHA advisor Ferrol Bollinger, the FHA'ers have taken pan Hirnany wonhwhHe projects throughout the year. In doing so, they have developed skills both in home economics andin adjushng successfuhyto their environment. Mrs. Bollinger explains the intricacies of COI'l'eCf patteffl plaC6l'TlGf1t. , Z Celeste Jones and Sandi Green find sewing humorous. P2 1095- H EMAK Q Hr,f A Gb if 5'm,,,,w' AMERICA BACK ROW, L. to R.: Teresa Guthrie, Sandi Terhune, Brenda Woods, Cheryl Hannah, Diana Weter, Cindy Shelton, Robin McCoy, Linda Duff, Terrie Engle, Patty Hughes. SECOND ROW: Glenda Campbell, Cindy Allen, Frances Pulley, Jennie Major, Cheryl Lansdown, Ruth Wyatt, Shirley Lansdown, Debbie France, Lindy Huber. THIRD ROW: Karen Jernigan, Becky Agee, Judy Monger, Pam Rozell, Julie Major, Nancy Mooney, Tricia Hannah, Cheri Mason, Sheila Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Lana Payne, Mary Beard, Dixie Payne, Wendy Gann, Laura Hedgpeth, Beverly Haefling, Anita Barton, Marilyn Davis, Linda Huff. FIFTH ROW: Janice Baird, Karen Marcus, Wendy Burnett, Debbie Jones, Jo Ann Chudomelka, Joanne Keller, Paula Chaffin, Gail Mauk, Marlene Jones. SIXTH ROW: Kris Allen, Toni Atkins, Pat Robinson, Teresa McNiel, Patty Anderson, Cindy Chaffin, .481 Kath' Camjl Brent Wrigl Fult Barail Sand Reuh Vaug Grub