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

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ASSEMBLIES PRCJVE EDUCATICNAL, ENJOYABLE Each student possesses a certarn degree of mgenurty and smce thrs 15 so he can create hrs own entertarnment bu at School of the Osage every year the students entertamment rs provrded to them rn addrtron to that whrch they present themselves Wholesome educatronal enjoy ment rs the goal of these entertamers most of whom are connected wrth the Unrversrty of Kansas They help also to strmulate the students ln xmprovmg therr everyday lrvmg and socral actlvrtres Recollectrons can brmg back many fond vrvrd mem of Ventrrloqurst Varretres wrth many phases of thxs awe msprrmg abrlrty vanety rs the sprce of lrfe character lSflC of the Three Bears varxety show of Nutchuk wrth hrs many mterestmg facts about hrs natrve land Alaska of Fred Lowery who proved that whrstlmg rs un of unbelxevable feats of jugglmg as performed by the Conells of the um ue and r1b trcklmg antrcs of Poodles Hanneford who or many years was a crrcus clown of scrence magrc brought to stage by Kenneth Strrckfaden Kenstrrc and not to be forgotten Masons Puppet Revue wnth several featured talkmg puppets 15 The Corrells demonstrate therr pre rsron rn yugglmg as they work wrth axes rn thrs art assrsted by student Martha Burnett Balancmg too rs along therr hne as the Corrells capture the heart of thexr lrttle helper jackxe Dusenberry an Osage youngster Martha Burnett amusmgly watches rn the background CH , . , . l 5 5 - I f 3 2 ' IZ... , ' - , ' Y 7 ones .of Tade Sztuka and hrs acts of varred nature... n v s ., ...- s , 1 fan . , l . .1 f ' - ,.. ' 1

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xy' '- Festrvxtres begrn as the Balloon Dance elrmmatnon contest gets under wry x th Ronny Vann ml Shmn Sutton ts the ultn m file Wlflflel' S PUN GA HAR JO ATTRACTS 88 576 Pun ga haryo rs an Indian word meamng stomp Pun ga har yo proyed to be exactly that The exemng of February 9 proyed to be a cool but clear one as 88 Sf of the Osage Indlans attended the party The yunrors thxs year had the most attendmg wlth 95 4 f therr class followed closely by the freshmen mth 92 2 X the senxors mth 89 4 f whrle the sophomores were low wlth 79f Wlth an nmmntable style of yrg danclng to the Rattle Snake Shake and colorful costumes the senlors danced away mth a first place ylctory nn the square dance contcst The caller was a senlor student ATT EN DAN CE Three ellmmatnon dances yyerc proylded The rey the Bllnd Mans Dance by Stephen Nlchols and Erma Vleffrles and the Balloon Dmce by Shamn Sutton and Ronnie Vann KRMS of Osage Beach Mrssourl made a record mg of the Pun ga haryo proceedmgs and presented a play back as a pubhc serylce beneflt for those unablc to attend The Pun ga har jo presented annually by the Lake Ozark Lrons Club was another tremendous success thxs ear - A -Ivi- ' A x ,C :J 1 ' VW Vyry . ' ' , rr 0' A -P S . V V I V ' ' A A vi 1' ' rc -1 v aj '- dance, but locally' translated it means fun, and the 1960 Potato Dance was won by Carol Smith and Dick Mow- . D9 I I A '. I . L . . . V . V. V Q6 O V V . .V V , , V V V V V. V GOV . V V 1 V. V . . V. you A V V V . . I . ooo a 14

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Carol Smith Karen Bateman Cora Mart: Myrna Kammerer and Diane Pearson add comedy touch to thc show by pantomiming, Spike jones recording f Hawaiian War Chant Winners in the group music competition the boys quartet composed f Duane Bechtold Ralph Beach Ellis Mc Gowin and Stexe Nic hols with accompanlsts Ronnie Vann and john Coleman si ng their winning numbers Dry Bones and Worried Man Blues INJUN ANTICS ATTRACTS RECORD CROWD The annual, all student-production, Injun Antics, sponsored by the Chieftain Staff was held February 13 in the School of the Osage Auditorium. It was under the direction of Jody Eakins, assisted by Mary Strange and Shirley Steen. After much deliberation, judges Harry Vernon and Mrs. Gene Gamble chose the following winners: comedy field, Steve Schopp with his version of It's in the Book, individual music fieldg pianist Nancy Allen as she played Shangri-la and Moonlight in Vermontf' group musical fieldg boys' quartet, composed of Ralph Beach, Duane Bechtold, Ellis McG3win, and Steve Ni- chols singing Dry Bones and It Takes a Worried Man. Each student participating in an act became a mem- ber of the jefferson City Hi Fi Club. Keeping this in mind another winner was selected to represent Osage in the jefferson City Hi Fi Talent Show. This winner was again the Boys' quartet. The show which is primarily a fund raising project earned for the Chieftain a total of 57555.