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

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Ch1efta1n Larry Fry has proved an outstanding student in scholastic activities as well as in many extra curricular pursuits Larry s freshman year was the be ginnmg of his high school accomplish ments He was elected president of his freshman class was a member of the Junior high basketball squad and Joined the boy scouts Larry was on the student council two years being elected vice pres ident of the student body his senior year and serving as president of his ber of the Chieftain and Pow Wow publications three and two years re spectively He received the assistant editor position on the Chieftain staff his junior year and took on the re sponsibility of editorship his senior year when he was named editor of the school annual Finding time to enter into the music field Larry has been a member of the band for seven years and was a member of the saxophone quartet which received a I at the State Music Contest Larry has excelled in speech work being chosen as the radio speaking representative his junior year and alternate in the poetry division his senior year Thepsian Troop 1406 honored Larry by electing him presi dent of the organization his junior year. Maintaining a high scholastic average Larry ranked fourth in his graduating class. Highlighting his four high school years was the Coronation ceremony at the 1958 Pun-ga-har-jo at which he was crowned Chieftain. Larry Fry, vice-president of the student council, calls a council meeting over the school's inter-communication system. FRY AS INDIAN RGYALTY

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Mary Esther Wrckham Prrncess of the 1958 Pun ga har jo has shown zealous qualrtres 1n the many GCl1Vl tres connected Wllh the School of the Osage Her freshman year she was elected class treasurer and jorned the on the softball and volleyball squad Prrncess Wrckham was also a mem ber of the A cheerleadlng squad Her 3un1or year she was named a Pow Wow staff member was a mem ber of the square dance team whxch won the prrze at the 1957 Pun ga har jo and jolned the mlxed chorus and Thesplans Endurmg the brrght lrghts and shouldermg the d1ff1culty of a st1ll portrayal Mary Esther deprcted the Statue of Lrberty ln a Veterans Day Program presented by the speech class Volleyball Coach Anthel Marlin diagrams a play which is to be used by Mary Esther Wickham and her teammates. TRIBAL RUNNERS TAP WICKHAM AND I 1.

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Vrvactous and sagaclous are adjectwes modl fymg the 1958 Pun ga har jo Marden Laura CLo1lyj Brmkman Thrs was the second year Lolly had been honored at the Fun Party As a tumor she was selected Ma1den of the 1907 Pun ga har jo Two years of ed1torsh1p on the Cluettam was earned by Lolly As a 1un1or she was feature ed 1ng her tumor year Lolly was a member of the an nual staff Sports also created an 1nterest for Lolly As a cheerleader all four years of hrgh school she helped to spur the basketball teams to vlctory She w also a four year member of the softball team Lolly held class Off1C9S her freshman and soph omore years and as a jumor was elected secretary treasurer of the student counc1l Language arts were part of Lolly s schedule also She was a member of the Thesp1ans and French Club She was speech alternate her sopho more and senlor years and portrayed several roles ln the school plays Lolly havrng a hlgh scho1ast1c average rank ed thlrd m her graduatmg class Llon Presrdent Calkm places the headband on Mary Esther Wxckham crowmng her Prmcess of the 1958 Pun ga har Jo - 1 ' Y Ne STUDENT sEcREr BALLoT SELECTS Y -fx W' ,