Ogden High School - Maroon Yearbook (Ogden, IL)

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FIRST ROW: Ray Sanden, Steve Harper, Howard Hackney, Gary Rogiers, Lowell Osterbur Don White, John Thompsen, Dick Howell, Richard Wood, Fred Howell. SECOND ROW: Nor: ris Schlueter, MANAGER, Don Harlan, John Bensyl, Dale Behrens, Larry Jacobs, Edward Smith, Delmar Habben, Bob Loeschen, Ned Wisel, Ray Aden, Chuck Carl, Alvin Evans, MANAGERQ James Bottrell, COACH. We are especially proud of this year's fine track team, since it is the first one which Ogden High School has boasted in a number of years. Several individuals made good showings in the East Central Illinois Conference and Champaign County Track Meets. In the County Meet, Fred Howell placed fourth in the 100 and second in the 220. The frosh-soph relay team, composed of Dick Howell, Lowell Osterbur, Gary Rogiers, and Fred Howell, came in second to Rantoul by inches. Ogden finished fourth in the Conference Meet with 28 and 3X5 points, behind strong teams from Homer, Rossville, and Ridgefarm. Fred Howell won the 100 and 220, setting new records in both eventsg Gary Rogiersplaced fourth in the 4403 Dale Behrens came in second in the mileg Fred Howell placed third in the broad jump, and Don White tied for fourth place in the pole vault. The Varsity mile relay team placed fourth, and the freshman 880 yard relay team won that event, setting a new record of 1:47.8. Team members are Dick Howell, John Thornpsen, Lowell Osterbur, and Gary Rogiers. Fred Howell's best time in the 100 this year was 10.2, posted in a meet at Young America, but he was unable to compete in the finals of the District due to a leg injury. Gary Rogiers came in seventh in the District in the 440 posting his best time of: '54, 1. FRESHMAN 440 and 880 YARD RELAY TEAM Fred Howell Larry Jacobs Gary Rogiers Lowell Osterbur 100 and 220 YARD DASHES HIGH and LOW HURDLES John Thornpsen Dick Howell BROAD JUMP

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FRESHMAN- SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM -- FIRST ROW: Herb Aden, John Thompsen, Carl Beard, Steve Harper, Dick. Howell Fred Howell Lowell Osterbur SECOND ROW: Norris Schlueter, Manager, Don Harlan, Howard Hackney, Don White, Jim Harper, Gary Rogiers, Ray Sanden, Bill Carlisle, Charles Wagner, Manager. gf I 5 My junio -Va N Bake ball lv? fwn ,iw X W RQf3wffiwfXcmffsiMl cf A W fi, xl' Bi all W0 My h

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While gazing at my crystal ball, I chanced today to see This senior class, thirteen in all, And what they've come to be. The time is nineteen seventy-nine, A score older they be, It seems they all are doing fine Let's take a look and see Ray Aden hasn't worked for years He leads a playboy's life I think by now Loretta fears He'll never take a wife Pat Als1p's now quite highly paid She claims to sell mouse traps But we all know her money's made By sitting on bosses' laps Have you seen Dale? Behrens that Since famous he became? A three minute miler what a whiz' He's brought the old town fame You'd never know our Connie now Unless you'd chance to spy Her triplet girls who all look Just like Mom 1n days gone by Karen's now a city girl Who works at the U N Her husband's an ambassador From Tokyo Japan Betty Buhr's a grandmother Can you believe that's true? She has more children than The poor old woman in the shoe Lois Busboom bless her heart ls now a missionary In far off Africa she's part Of Wartburg's emissary If you should enter Ogden High Don't be surprised 1t's Sandra Kay She teaches English there Larry Jacobs has a farm As in MacDonald's fable Everyone says his pigs have charm They eat right at his table Another famous Ogden grad Is sporty Barbara J At Indianapolis her car had The fastest time all day A lady of leisure Miss Dottie Reed Has married a millionaire or two Her house her lips her hair indeed Are all dyed a delicate blue A lady policeman 1S Sandra Sue And oh what a traffic cop' When drivers look 1nto those big bro 1 w They all forget speeding and stop Bob Willfong is an Admiral He wears the Navy's blue I think I hear him in the hall Shouting Uncle Sam wants YOU ' eyes whew ' Linda Anderson J J I I I . , 's, - . . , . ' J J , . I I I J J And find a blonde so fair, J J I J ' J J I I J J l ' . . . n U D J I