Osage High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Lake Ozark, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

an .. ,,. X We the annual staff smcerely hope that this book will preserve the mem ones of frnendshnps formed at School of the Osage and enable you to enjoy rehvmg your schools days m the days to come A DEDICATICDN To the Splflli of buxldnng whlch IS evidenced by the physxcll growth of our facnlltles md bf the mtellectual .nd socnl growth ot the students we ofthe 1951 52 Pow Wow staff humbly dedxcate thus annual 1 I 1 S . . . School Buildings L ' mnftrg 7l , .3 If you ve ever been ln the vxcmxty of School of flu? Osage youll recog mze these prctures The top PICIUIC IS one of the school taken before the shrubbery grew up and the one 1n the mlddle IS a tle later plcture The two bottom ones are shots of the new bu11d1ng and add 1t1on m the process of be mg bu1lt , . 0 n 1 l 1 I 0 n , , , - ' . l 4 I, il or at b 5, . .K X 1 bl X ' 1 .gi - ' . -'Y Q ll: In ' Q A- Q 5 t - 5 V -. '- L ., ll..-f-Q. ridi- I SUPERINTENDENT Recogmze our supermtendent rn these p1ctures7 As you ve read m pre vnous Pow Wows hes the man that gets thmgs done and hes at rt agaxn Thus tame the constructlon he helped get under way us a new gymnasxum bunld mg and an addmon to our preser,t bulldmg that wrll house a cafeteria shop musrc and home economrcs department If possrble Id like someone o try and thxnk of what wed do around here wxthout Mr Mxlls or what he would do wrthout the school It would almost be tmposslble to calculate the hours he sp nds workmg for the good of the school You ve all seen hum at work between the hours of 9 00 A M and 4 00 P M but have you ever stopped to thunk that he also puts rn a lot of hours that we know nothlrg about? Past present and future students of Osage wxll remember Mr Mrlls be cause of hrs smcerxty and because of hrs desire to take a personal mterest m each of the students K t Y T 'I 1. 4 . L 'Y M- ,,, . . . . , . , ' e . , . , . . v . . . . , .' Y 9 - . . , . , . , L I ' I 0 0 . . 1 . , . .l , . . Y I , '- V M L , '51 . e , Q ' I. .2 3' ., H A --Vg? rc oi, ' ' gr , ' K' T We .,, Boa rd Q15 Ed ucation Standing Hoyle Atteberry Walter Pope Edgar Allen G W Gore Mr Frame Sitting! Leonard Sutton, R. E. Davis, W. S. Frame, Leland Mills FACULTY LEL AND O MILLS Superlntendent T LADDIE LOLLAR Commerce Mathematlcs P'-. Industrlal Arts Mathematlcs 'lu Enghsh Dramatxcs ROSA RYAN Secretary to Supermtendent ' Y f A A , K A fi J' 'N H. H. RANNEY HELEN HENDERSON , X - , BURL HENDERSON Principal Coach VIVIAN NEILL Home Economlcs Physlcal Educauon GERTRUDE WAGNER A L ALEXANDER Mus1c Scxence Matherraucs Socxal Suence l GLENN TAYLOR Study Hall Hlstory I . . - VIRC IINIA HC GC Grade SIX DI-STA KIDVLFI IINPZ Pl GH grade Four RATHI-RIINE FIINLFX G rade Three 'MARJORIE HIY Grade Tm LENAH MILLS Grade One Q . 1'S Grade Five ,W .. S 1 o SENIUN 2? JAMES KNocH Student Councll Pres1dent Mxed Choru 1 234 ee Clubl 2 3 nd 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Class Officer 2 3 Student Counc1l Softball 2 3 Speech 3 S outs 1 2 3 Paper Staff 2 3 Pow Wow 3 4 NAINCY KRUEGER Student Councll Sec Treas P erStaff12 3 4 LOLA WICKHAM Student C ouncll Cheerleader 1 2 Speech 2 Glee Club 1 2 4 Mzxed Chorus 1 S tballl 2 3 Student Counc1l Paper Staff 1 3 Volleyball 3 Class Offlcerl 3 Pow wow Staff 3 Cheerleader 1 Student Councll 4 S tball 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 Mlxed Chorus 1 S eech 1 2 3 4 One Act Plays 3 H nor Roll 1 2 3 4 4 4 I i S 7 7 7 G1 7 7 7 4 Ba 1 1 1 4 7 37 4 7 4 7 C 7 7 7 4 7 7 Vice-President 7 7 7 7 of 7 7 4 7 7 7 7 7 7 of 7 7 P 7 7 7 0 1 1 s 1 BILL RELLER Senxor Class Presldent Basketball 3 Softball 3 4 Speecl 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Pow Wow 4 Student Councrl 4 Scouts 3 4 SHIRLEY HOWSER Senror Class Secretary Treasurer Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 ee Clubl 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 4 Speech 3 Class offrcer 4 Chreftarn 4 Volleyball team 3 Softball team 1 2 3 IANAES DAVIS Senror Class Vlce Presrdent Basketball I 2 3 rball I 2 S nutsl 2 3 Mrxed C orus 1 Glee Club 1 2 Class offrcer 2 Chleftaxn 3 Honor Roll 3 el Qui i 3-, DARLEINLE BLANKENSHIP Mixed Chorusal, 2, 3, 4 Gleea Club I, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Speech 1, '2 Alto Solo 1, 2, 3, Paper Staff 4 Pow Wow Staff 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 513 ,,..,,..-al TW LOIS BROWN Speech 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 M1xed Choru 3 4 Basketball 1 2 JAMES ATKISSOIN outsl 2 Chrefram Staff 2 3 Camera Club 1 Glee Club 1 5 1 -' PETER GORE Baskecball 1 2 Speech 1 2 3 outs 1 2 3 Paper Staff 1 2 Pow Wow Staff 1 LYMAN JESSE 3 INFI LIE IO MCGOWIN G ee Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Pow Wow Staff I 2 Pa er Staff 1 2 3 Softball 1 Speechl 2 3 9 9 s 4 5? 9 1 w SC Q v 9 4 s , 2 J lx 2 PE A V 4 Qf425ZZEfMVL?TH ' X E 1 , , v s 1 , 7 P , , A 1 7 IQUN-w ALIC E JESSE S tball 1 3 ee Club 1 2 Paper Staff 4 Honor Roll 2 Mr New EVE DALE WOOLLEY Glee Club 2 Softball Team 2 Mxxed Chorus 1 LEE LOWERY outs 1 2 3 Camera Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 an-AU --ul:kl ' HARLEY MOSELEY Basketball 1 2 So tball 1 2 3 Speech 2 3 One Act Play 3 G ee Club 1 2 5 Mlxed Chorus I 2 Pow Wow Staff 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 J D STAMPER MARY VAUGHN Cheerleaderl 2 4 So tball 1 2 3 Speech 3 4 Volleyball 3 Class offxcer 2 ee clubl 2 3 Honor Roll 3 LEXIE TANNEHILL ffl 4 ff ffl 3 . - . 3-1, Hadxo work X f JUNIORS f? lax WT R uby Allen Secretary Treasurer james Mead john Robinson Patty Allen President Vice-President Qm.GzQL SODA EPR Skov' I ,. ri Monte jones oan Garther B111 Raynor Barbara Sanborn 13-. E rd Bro n Sta ge CHITIQFEI E C shy Judy B urrx ne : '. - N-V4 ' 1 3.,!f 9 W J 1l, G0 f' fishgllgg Bernard Allen Phylhs Rose effues ames Brown Donald Cotten Wayne Danekas Richard jeffrxes Robert jones Kathryn Graham 1 J 1 I 1 o . l fy 5 ll ll V . f iffy 3 if jf Q 1 .1 5 A YK, phzlaqyugpi nofduadzdk Gene Truslex Davld Smith Vonda effrles an 'QF' Dorothy Moore unlor Graham if Y v-QL. Aung! 'uqwr It ackle Parsons W anda effrles Y Ronald Whlttle Donald Woolley tw v Q 415' Q E' Gene Payne Secretary Mary Lou Allen Gerald Knoch Donald Patterson Presrdent Vice Prestdent i f 'LU un- nafaaaalcul 'Vu -HW Margaret Lupardus Mary Upton Howard How ser Treasurer Raymond Cotton Lee Keeney Esther Pack all Gans will Louise Arnold Maggie Bailey Galthel Vaughn Ada Tornquxst Colleen Wxckham Charles Neal 3 2 I L -W LZ n., X 3 Davzd Gaston Rath Clayton Barbara Inis .-Q, pu 'N K fi 5' A b 'f I tte errv Bllyeu MQ M XX rx arf! rf Ona Brown silk Buclue L..-'ff N1cGow1n Had to wif. . yi Q1 r. va M - g A f' cyl? Htl a l V , . A . 3 l V. ,I '- J 5' 2' F' K f KA 15 -eg. WOT Ili? - 4 Q! A J , , ' V A J.,i I Alas- ffl , J! I l , Z ff llwlllr 1 f ,r A. Mx-AAQ . , .lf ,C Xl 1 war 1 twffa all-' 'J -iss, 1 pacfwae Mx! ,4aaIaUe Uv Garrel Allen l 5 we Evelyn Huddlesron N fi 'W' x f ': , if 1, FRESHMEN SPF? Leland Coonce Iva Bllyeu Gary Cooper john DSVIS Joyce Atteberry Raymond Beard Elnora Frtzgerald Lola Coulter Vhllram Walker Cooper Shxrley Ganher Connie Gler V1rg1n1a Hogan Donald Parks Phyllls Jeffrxes ,grain Glen Lowery MTQ Carolyn Keeth 0 vga Wllllam Neal Z'- Ph1ll1p Sandfort jerry Strange Al1ce Beard Morgan Dean Pope o Mane Stzth llarold Reven Eiglwtlw Grade jerry Qulnn Evelyn Anderson Donald Barnes Glorla Behrens Y Homer effrles K ay Frazee Palsy Blankenshrp Edward Strange R lchard Robblns L11 ah Buchanan I, 4 -4 ' A Q I L yr l ' -ff' W: if 9' Carolyn Gore' . 'gl G2 , ll ' v, .J Betty Varncr Wayne Prultt Betty Lpron W! FV 5' 5.426 james Workman Sue Brmkman Lowell Dale Stark 75 Clara Mae Hawklns Carol Symmonds Tommy Huddleston Nera Mae McDowell Betty jo Knoch Paul 'Ihornsberry President N orma Vaughn Vice-President Nyle Clark Seventh Grade Beverly Brandt Lmda Carxco Barbara Mead Secretary Y' 'GV' ohn MCGOWIH ,WJ jo Ann Allen Nflarvm Beard Edna Cotten P eggy Payne WF Frank Wood Shrrley Tannehrll Clark Sandforc Pat Atteberry nnxe Barley atr1c1a Beard im Myers Ruth Vernon Harry Payne Mane Vernon Ruth Brinkman fix X ff Padua Mai Nuaballa Margaret Brown Robert Danekas josephxne Burr1s Donald McDowell Ruby jesse Bobble McGowan M arv1n Patterson Maurxce Partersor Marle Lupardus Dale Mlller Desra McDowell SIXTH GRADE ROW erry Herbert Anna Marxe Hawken Dale Bechtold Mary Esther Wrckham Duane Bowlm, Beverly Burns, Larry Ray effrres Row Charlotte Robbms Vernon Luttrell Martha Howser, ackre Brumley Eunrce Pack Olxver Burns, amce Davrs ROW Tommy Schopp ean Strange Buster McGow1n Dee Anna Stark Leon Str ange, Ins ones, Bruce ames ROW Lolly Brmkman Larry Fry oyce Cotten Sammy Stlth Wxlma ohnson umor Barnes Anna esse Row 5 Stanley Davrs L1nda Patton Claude Brown udy Eakms ames Beach Marolyn Keeth Ronald McDowell Row 6 Leon Tannehrll, Joyce Helton, Larry Huddleston ' ran' f Su ll 1. - I 1 fl 'rw QM S i I 75' A 1 'Il' J ,fl L 8 1 J , ' , , ' , 2 ' . l 2 . . ' l 1 ' H , J U 3 -' 9 J 1 J 9 ' t 5 l . . 4 - . ! 7 .I 7 9 J I .J I .r', . J , , J . , J , Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 5 nrufm GRADE Cleeda Asa Harold Strange, Sara Sandfort james McGowm Mar1lyn Kehr Ronald Moseley, Mary Tucker, 0r1s jones Darlene McDowell, Franc1s Karser Brenda McDowell, Tom Sanborn Lmda Clayton Bobby Wall, Colleen Horton Donald Brown Ahce Vaughn, Bxlly Upton, Faye Robmett, Norman De Graffenrexd, Ioan Bunch john P1lk1ngton Mary Robmett Earl Wood Lyndxa Myers Clxfford Strange, jr Verma Cotton, Phrllxp Thompson, jane Brown 6 Kym Schopp, Dxclue Mrller, Carol Frazee, Don Tom Cotten, bhncy Ho- gan, Alan Pruitt, Susan Deere, Ronald Brown, Sue Steen 2' 9 .9 . 1 3' . n 9 1 4- 1 . - '. - - . FOURTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row Row 2 4 6 Carol Alexander, Clayton Allen Barbara Brumley Frankie Bilyeu, Sharon Sutton Mitchell Keeth Carol Smith, Layne Helton, Mary jo Mercurio Douglas Hauenstein, Rosalie Lesmeister, Dennis Gier Gladys ohnson, Duane Bechtold Carolyn Davis Stephen Nichols Jo Karen Eakins David Brandt Doris Vernon, Robert Upton, Marilyn McDowell, Ralph Beach Margaret.Cot en D Witte, Martha Ann Atkisson Roy Halderman Janice Rice Wendell Beard, Sharon Lou Steen Sammy Oliver, udith Fulton, 'David Craw ford, oyce Vaughn, errold Dunstan, Connie Burris, . L. Strange Chancey Long,' o Anne Brown, Donald Robinette, Nancy Allen, Howard Platter. Ruth Fave Brown. Ellis Gene McGowin jerry Atteberry, Larry Cromer, Beverly Koeneman, Dorothy Fitzgerald Row Row Row Row Row Row Tl-HRD GRADE Steve Schopp Roger Sandfort, Tommy Pierce, essxe Halderman, Gary Str ange Judy Rrce Pat Ryan, Cecrl Clark Ronald Vann, udy Koeneman erry Wilson, Helen Tucker, Dean Workman Beverly Wood W1ll1am esse Nell Cotten, Betty Smock, Clyde Wyrrck Kay Bunch Danny MCGOWID, Phy ll1s Gaxther John Hutchrson DWHIIC Robrnette Lynn Waggoner Edward Cotten, Mary Strange Walter Varner Ophel1a Banks, Harold Patterson Ronald Stark Kenneth Prurtt, Albert Graham, Lorene McDowell johnny Dunstan Barbara Drckenson 'Iommy Fulton Davrd Cotten Carolyn Patterson,Maborn Crawford Sharon Shockley Ray mond Watt Pam jones George McDan1el, Dennxs Coover Row Row Row 4 Row Row 6 SECOND GIQADE Ltnda Lou Burns, V1ck1 Patton, Francxs Vernon, Jean Bllyeu Dora Black Larry Upton, Mary Lou Thornsberry Shirley Beard an1ce Calk1n, ames Allen, Norma Strange, Betty Stanton Bobby Barron Wmda W1lson son Helen Cooper, Rxckey Elan, Shlrley Steen Geneva Robxnett, Sophxe jesse, Rlchard Knoch Mary Catherlne Clayton Lmda Herbert, Brlly Frtzgerald Peggy Brandt Peggy Kehr, j1mm1e Clayton, Rosalyn Beach, Carl Cotten, Grace Strange Larry Ray Wood, Mmnxe Halderman Larry Goodeu, Pam Davxs, Leroy Brown, Harold Strange 1- T . . . . . , , 2- ' , J, ' u ' J , Row 3 Barbara McG.dvyin, Linda Kay Brown, Dewey Ray Burris, Margaret Dicken A - ' ' . . y -. . - , . - , 5 . .i . , , , FIRST GRADE Row Row Row 3 Row Row 5 Howard Knoch Bonme Mcbowm, Trm Prlkmgton, Lmda Moseley Terry Al exander jane Dusenberry Darrall Bunch anxce Faust, Harold Gene Graham, Tonx Varner Truman Bxlyeu, Joyce Mc Dowell, Gary Vuckham, Wanda Cotten, erry Bunch, Burma Cotten Teddy Luttrell, Noma ohnson, Davxd Woods Daxsy effrxes Herbert Cooper Cleora Harbxson, Charles Vaughn Helen Burns Mrke Ryan M30 Davrs George Stanton I In L. 29 M, , IN A ff? ' YY Q I .1 ACTIVITIES STUDENT CCDUNCIL j PALL THORINSBERRY Seventh Grade Representatlve BII I RELLER Senxor Representatlve GFRALD KNOCH Sophomore Representauve MR MILLS Adv1sor LOLA MAE WICKHAM Student Body Vxce Presldent JIMXHE KNOCH Student Body Presldent jLDY JAMES Freshman Representatrve JOHN ROBINSON jumor Representatlve NAINCY KRL EGFR CAbsentD Student Body Secretary Treasurer IFRRY QUlNN CAbsentJ Elghth Grade Representatlve r v - - , , I l . - . L A V . X . . . , - Pow Wow Staff james Mead Mr. Lollar Ruby Allen Barbara Sanborn Nancy Krueger, Editor Harley Moseley john Robinson Nellie jo McGowin Patty Allen Bill Reller 0 AGE CHIEFTAI Bowl Pete Gore Morgan Pope ackie Parsons ames Xtkisson Ronald Cummingsg Wayne Danekasg Mr Lollar Row 2: Mrs. Hendersong Carol Symmondsg Nellie McGowin5 Beverly Brandrg Barbara Sanborng Alice Arnoldg Louise Arnoldg Barbara Acreeberry Row 32 D. Ann Brinkmang Ruth Clavtong William Wooley, Editorg Darlene Blankenshipg John Robinson. 5 SPEECH CLUB REPRESENTATIVES SPEECH REPRESENTATIVES Row 1 Poetry Ronald Cummlngs Prose B111 Reller Extemporaneous B111 Raynor Row 2 Prose Barbara Sanborn Poetry Ruth Clayton Exremporaneous Nelhe McGow ln, Mrs. Henderson , 0 ' . ' . ' 1 9 7 9 1 , . , . . . . 1 ' 7 7 D 9 SPEECI-I Ney er a dull moment' That might well have been the motto for the speech department this year Scarcely six weeks of school had passed when we were off to Warrensburg where we presented different forms of speech work for the District Teacher s Meeting We gave record interpretions short black outs and readings It was an experience we all will remember especially because we gate our program in the Pit which is the college s circle theater A circle theater usually has very little stage equipment and no curtain' During the month of October we presented a varied program for the P T A The Thanksgiving program was as unusual as it was original It was a se ries of blickouts narrated by Nancy Krueger showing highlights of the years from the first Thanksgiving to Thanksgiving 1951 The program took us from Alaska with The Cremation of Sam McGee to the Gibson Girl from the Marines ralsmg the flag on Iwo Jima to Guiseppr the Barber from Flandet s Fields to the wedding of a German boy and a French girl The program closed with the group kneeling and praying the Lord s Prayer while a spotlight shone on a cross hung in the certer back of the stage December brought Christmas and thoughts of Christmas We gave a P T A program in which the students in English V became for a day messengers from other countries telling their 'audience by prose and music how Christmas is celebrated in their countries The costumes were interesting and quite authen Later in, December the all school Christmas program was presented We mg effects combmed to mike this pageant a program long to be remembered Not long after Christmas we busted ourselves in preparmg our selections for the Tri County Speech Festival Of the Thirty entered in, the preliminary here at Osage Bill Raynor Nellie McGowm Bill Reller Ruth Clayton Barbara Sanborr and Roniald Cummmgs were selected to represent Osage at the Festival The results of the Festival found Osage with two excellents two superiors and two good ratings Not bad considering our mdespensable coach Mrs Henderson was unable to be at school for a full week' We entertained our women s organizations in the near vicinity during 1952 ard in 1951 For Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of Eldon we gave our Thanksgiving program Arrowhead Garden Club heard Judy James Mary Vaughn and Peter Gore s selections used in the Speech Festival Barbara Sanborn Morgan Pope ard Phillip Sanborn read for the Red Bud Glarden Club and B111 Reller Ruth Clayton Ronald Cummmgs Judy James and Barbaral Allen played a piano solo that was in keeping with the theme of the program on Sketches Then came the one act plays There were three two dramas Wheat Fire and Concert in the Park and a comedy Hercules Night Out The cast of Wheat Fire was Barbara Sanborn B111 Reller Mary Vaughn and John, Robinson The comedy Hercules Night Out featured John Atteberry Gary Coop er Ruby Allen and Peter Gore Concert m the Park was portrayed by Ronald Cummmgs B111 Raynor D Ann Brmkma and Wayne Danekas On April 4 we went to the District Speech Festival at Warrensburg with the dream of every speech class through the years-the possibility of going to State' an Y' ' . Y Y I' ' 1 y T i V . . H . ,, . . . - v . - C v v 1 ' 44' N. ' vv . IA ' ' 71 . , . . . . , . ,, , . ,, . V . , . . . ..,. . , J. l o 9 tic. participated in One Who Gave a Lamb . The colors. music, dialogue and light- , , . , , Q o ' Y lg 0 9 9 ' A P Q 7 , 'I 7 Y ' ' ' ll if , . - ll ' 71 C 1 Y ll ' .11 LA Y ' YY ll ' Y? 5 ' I 1 LA P ' 71 4 r 9 ' Cl ' ' YY I ' 3 D i , . , . 9 M ixed Chorus The Band Band Umforms l-ley' I-ley' And now we have unnforms for our Band which gives us great pleasure May we record a brief history of what seemed an lmposslble task which was accomplished by the members of the Lake Ozark Lions Club For about a year Mr John Deere had dreamed of band uniforms for the Osage band He presented his xdea to the Llons Club where lt was carefully discussed and then adopted as a project Two teams with Mr Deere and Mr Frudeger as captains were orgamzed an,d each team tned to sell a greater num ber of donation txckets than the other Competmon was keen for about two weeks but the Deere team fmally had to concede that the Frudeger team had won nn the contest By that time they had sold tlckets amountmg to Sl 782 00 to a co operatuve commumty and nenghbormg towns The drlve ended ln a Jamboree whlch drew a large audnenpe that was par directed by Mrs Burl Henderson The recenpts from this program were '83 76 l l makmg a total of S2 158 ll collected for the purpopse of buymg umforms. A commxttee conslstmg of Messrs Deere Frudeger Bechtold Mills and Mrs Wagner selected and ordered the umforms The Lnons Club had agreed to buy thnrty unnforms but ransed the number to thnrty two when Mr Mrls offered to buy two more wnth money from the actxvlty fund With the dlrec tor s uniform also puchased wnth actnvntv monev a total of thlrty flve um forms was ordered On February Z9 huge boxes reached the School of the Osage and studnes were forgotten for a tame whnle Rosa Ryan modeled a umform for us They will add much to the attractxveness of the Band and wxll be a constant re mmder that the Lions Club of Lake Ozark rs an actlve and progressnve organi- zatlon I I 0 0 Q 0 ' ticularly interested in seeing local men present the program Anything Goes ,V . . . . . . - .- , . F4 1 , Sw , fav 'WS gg , ,nr . 4' W B fs iw 'J ,af H, ST ' . Q 1 5569 -N-4181! mmf I -1i-. I I I I 1A TEAM John Rob1nson lmmle Knoch 1m Davrs Harley Moseley ames Mead Wayne Danekas B111 Raynor B111 Reller Ronald Wh1tt1e Results Opponent Ca11forn1a T1pton Eldon Ca11forn1a Prar1e Home Warrenton Ca11forn1a Stover Versa111es T1pton Stover Newburg St ames Eldon Versallles Hermxtage We1ght He1ght Year school Age 7 of games played by School of the Osage A Team 1951 52 Date 11120151 11127151 12113151 11 5152 11 8152 1110152 1111152 1118152 1119152 1124152 1129152 21 6152 21 8152 2115152 2123152 2126152 Where Played Cal1fom1a TIPIOH Osage Osage Ca11forn1a Tournament Calrfornra Tournament Cal1forn1a Tournament Stover Versa1l1es Osage Osage Eldon Tournament Eldon Tournament Eldon Osage Sub-Reg1ona1 Osage Opponent 54 1 In ' 135 5'1O 11 16 I' ' 160 5'1O 12 17 J' ' 1 5 6' O 12 18 145 5' 9 12 17 J 135 5' 81' 11 16 150 5' 8 11 16 ' 190 5'10 11 17 ' 165 6' IW' 12 16 Pete Gore 145 5'1l 12 17 - ' 130 5'1OH 1 11 16 ' ' ' 41 49 ' ' 60 41 U D ' Q 37 56 ' 1 ' 62 47 ' O ' ' 56 50 ' ' 44 56 ' ' ' ' 55 56' 52 31 ' ' 66 68 ' 48 45 55 32 53 45 .J 44 47 A 59 48 ' 49 42 ' ' 49 WAYNE DAINEKAS BILL RELLER JAMES MEAD JOHN ROBINSON JIM DAVIS RONALD WHITTLE PETE GORE JINMIE KNOCH HARLEY MOSELEY 4 Bl TEAM ROW 1 Gary Cooper Leland Coonce John Davis Corky Howser Lee Keeney ROW 2 Coach Henderson Raymond Beard Davld Gaston Bernard Allen James Brown Gerald Knoch ROW 3 Morgan Pope Phllllp Sandfort Gene Payne Galthel Vaughn Har old Reven Opponents Callfornla TIPIOH Eldon Stover Versallles Tlpton Stover Eldon Versailles Date 1120 51 112751 121351 1852 120 52 124 129 215 2 23 Where Played Osage Opponents Calnfornxa Tlpton Osage fOVCI'flII'lCJ Stover Versllles Osage Osage Eldon Osage 3 5 I . . - - . . Z1 20 - 1 ' 33 22 - - ' 23 22 California l-5-5 2 Osage 39 18 I 1- - 31 22 i - - ' 23 16 - -52 28 19 - -52 23 23 - -52 34 36 ' - -52 42 Jr- I-li Team NAME Jerry Strange Phllllp Sandfovrt Harold Reven Morgan Dean Pope Raymond Beard Edward Strange Lelan,d Coonce Jerry Qumn OPPONENT Bunceton Camdenton Jamestown Calxforma Versalles Stover Eldon TOTAL POINTS DATE PLACE 10 751 1017 51 1019 51 10 20 51 Syracuse Tournament Syracuse Tournament Syracuse Tournament Syracuse Tournament Osage Tournamen,t Osage Tournament Osage Tournament HEIGHT OSAGE 30 WEIGHT SCORE OPPONENT 1 , 80 5' 8 135 ' ' 5! 9!Y 42 5' 3 125 31 5' 8 135 I 57 lo!! 3 5' 4 108 Richard Robbins Z 5' 8 125 I 5' 6 120 5' 1 100 10- 2-51 41 19 10- 3f51 19 22 10- 5f51 34 15 ' ' - f 30 Z9 - - 41 19 - - 32 15 - - 13 Cheerleaders Shxrley Howser Maggre Ba11ey Barbara Atteberry Mary Vaughn Lola Wlckham l 7 ' I 7 I 9 . ' iv-'-HQ. 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