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

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INITIAL SEASON SHOWS O-7 RECCDRD Larry Cromer and Tum Fultmi hand fight the interference an jerry Meeks and jim Neal move up fast to assist in making the tackle. ,Q 15 ,-' , ' , , 'A- in ,-qt . Q! .,'l , A --QQ! john Coleman is stopped by the secondarv defense after a long gain. -Q'- -,ff ,, I .cake W 'vm 54, 1. .4 . S., M l ' '1-r we 'pw ff Muddy uniforms indicate playing aonditiona as the Ofzage team huddles to Call signals for the next play. P-an., N, :A , . I. ff,

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OSAGE SHARES CONFERENCE CROWN A TEAM RECORD XVon 15 Miller Greenfield Versailles Camdenton Eldon Eldon Smithton Stover Tipton California Versailles Camdenton Cole Camp Versailles Camdenton llldon Wfaynesville Conway-Phillipsburg Stover Tipton California XX ay nesx ille Stox er Lost S Osage Opp. 54 46 56 55 46 45 51 47 47 67 45 60 58 S4 73 45 45 54 66 48 43 53 53 60 43 78 39 54 50 41 61 5-1 47 78 37 39 60 55 f Completing conference play the Osage Indians became Tri-champions of the Tri-county Conference. The Indians tied for the championship with California and Camdenton with identical 8-4 conference records. The Tribe closed their regular season of play with an over-all record of 15-8, outscoring their opponents by a scant 21 points, 1229-1208, for an average game score of 53.4 to 52.5. Osage's leading scorer was L. Strange with 298 points for an average of 12.96 points per game. Terry Rieder, 294 points for an average of 12.78 and Sam Oliver, 288 points for an average of 12.52 points per game, trailed close behind. Again this year. Cloath Dellbringge awarded a free throw medal to the members of the team hitting the highest per- centage of tree throws attempted, tl, l.. Strange earned the medal by storing 157 out of 185 tree throws for .1 't1,J 3i1 average. The Chiefs participated in three ini itatitinal tournaiiieiits. Versailles, Tipton, and Lebanon, in addition to the regional tournaments. Osave was eliminated in all tournaments extept rf Versailles where they defeated Cole Cfamp for third place trophy. t i rviti L rin c inn tin in tit i in an String 9 p en i ii tntz itistcr iuem nniv. itiii l rrx Rti ltr lirn Cromer 65 64 61 3' 4 4 44 51 ' 'Q 52 -16 ' 55 57 let' to r'gIt' C. I Dlllb ' gg-. -lol v D st. ,llttn.il.l Sta -lerriltl Dt st . rl l. f . je, ftt- h Nitltils. Da 'tl 154 . lr. . ' V. P1 . Rt! i' Vg Qan' f5l:xtr Alistrit 'it' I' 't '. .. '