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

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1 .f-0? , . Mrs. Dellbringge accom- plishes one of her many daily tasks as she records the names of those students with perfect attendance while Dee Dee Moon summarizes informa- tion to be used in a high school transcript. 1'5 , ,if 3, HIGH GOALS DEMAND EFFICIENT SERVICE The secretaries dex ote many hours strixing to keep thc offices running smoothly and efficiently A few of the many tasks completed by Mrs Helen lul ton secretary to the superintendent and Mrs Nadine Dell bringge include keeping daily lunch records muntuning, grade school attendance records ordering and selling all books and supplies and classifying new library books Dee Dee Moon is secretary to the principal Hcr yobs consist of keeping high school records handling registration and preparing grade transcripts 43 1 Mr Henderson Principal dictates to Dee Dee Moon important facts which he feels should be brought to the attention of the high school faculty members at the forthcoming faculty meeting .ilk ig, sara, iii!! Q, EH rg, 45, 1, 'Mais E 12:4 V . 1 1 5 A r ' V ' I ' ' ' , 1 1 j L 7 , . . . W , Y. I . - Y ' -4 , 4- X ,I x, . A --V V ,. A4 ' ,ga ,, .L- - ' ,Z f JE , - -v fi 3' 'iii Y, - - T' f -, ' 11. - , 'en' E f . . ,f i - - if' f- ,vm f ,gif 1-if ' 4 f,3.5,.-145i ,1 Nts' t, W ' , ' 1 5:1-i iii, 5. ,xg -, N,-' 4 ,JY , - f Q : 'r '- , iw V-ff? . K 'S' .' ,. ' i 4 ,i5 ' 'f,g1:1a.f- 12- -' ,f,1' 2 V' f 2

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ASSOCIATION STIMU LAT ES READING Au, .0 -uuli Mrs Nash conducts an oral readmg class as Scott Bechtold reads aloud whlle Debra Hawken and Lynnette Elmore concen trate on following the lesson ln the book n,. 42 ENJOYMENT LENAH MILLS Grade One B. S. Degree, Central hlissouri State College First graders Debbie Bruner, Judy Cotten, Marsha Burris, Nebbie Schroeder, Lonnie Robi- nett, supervised by Mrs. Mills. enjoy rainy day recess periods by playxng wrth some of the many toys provxded by the school PATRICIA NASH Grade One B S Degree Candxdate Southern Illmols State College Mrs Mllls feels thftt learnmg to read ns n ortant mnlestont Ill L Ixrst grtdtrs Init o t necessary that hc hue htppy expcrxcntts mth pnturt books stones and poems ile btlnucs that It her duty as the mstruttor to supplx thtst LXPLFILIILLS he vull begln t ISLJLIJIL Irtl md punt langmge md as he suttuds Ill re ltllflf, he vull enjox It more and more s N sh lccls that ltr 1 t teachlng the flrst grade IS to prepare her students for llfe as best she can X L , ix I V . . .,l 'Owl' - -. , ' ' 1 ' -f . - iff' V L34 3' '--fv X, . ,X ,X x 1 , I imp ' '4L-'k'. -'.SlIS , V , I 1 -- 51 . ls ' .,- ' is 1 V4 'iA O KOS I L i l if ,tl - 5 Mr. Z1 ' 1' nun obje tive III if V J V 2 xl! X , 1 U ' o

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STUDENT HELPERS AID CAFETERIA STAFF l .WWW The cafeteria staff consisting of Mrs Allen Mrs Lolvm, Mrs Connor Mrs Huddleston and Mrs Tucker prepare a well balanced meal each school day for approximately 350 students The prices for these meals are 25c for grade school and 30c for high school per day Along with this cafeteria staff is a group of 17 Cafeteria cooks Mrs lNell1e Allen Mrs Nadine Tucker Mrs Effie Hud dleston Mrs Mabel Colxm and Mrs Goldie Connor anticipate the arrival of the grade school youngsters as thc already set tables in the foreground in dicate student helpers Their jobs consist of helping preprrc food preparing and cleaning the tables washing dishes emptying the trash and helping to stack the stockroom This group gets free meals for their work With all this staff the students enjoy the nutritious meals served each day i Undertaking one of their many tasks of the day stu dent helpers Judy McGinnis Sharon Patton John Crisp and Ophelia Banks combine pleasure with business they discuss some of the cur rent school activities. gb: Q lf of