Osage High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Osage, IA)

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Hum ming The homecoming celebration an Friday, October 26, began with the traditional parade thro town led by the snappy mar ng band,followed by the convert ble carrying the queen, Joan French, and her two attendants, Shirley Enabnit and Betty Motland Class floats andthe classes in a snake dance followed Features of the pep rally on the Seminary campus were an FFA skit, speeches by alumnus, Frank Spoden, and students Joan French and Don McGhan,and the New Hamp ton dummy thrown into the bon fire Climaxing the annual affair was the football game with New Hampton Joan French was crowned by Daryl Bartsch at half time Following the game students and alumni attended the homecoming dance wherethe royal couple,Joan French and Dick Collins, reigned over the festivities ++ IWELL LEBN 1 aria., Freshman Float I The Royal Couple and Attendants ef' , X . . ,',A A - , f N 'lg 4- I A . C. 'yy gy' I f ., 11' 7- lr' ' n . G -er ' pl- --le . y u - 'f I L I r xii! 'fa gy 5 I tain e 'F my l x - Q- , if .X ', , wif-- Y.- an f V -A'-I 1, . E ,. I 1 F - v e 'P U .K - .inf lx 3 M-. JA.J,k ,. N. ., ' N 5 Q , A 'QQ 'X V . C . x

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fee: Pre Merete Beeemes . Member e mem-'sms femme atmnel Honor Seenety Ventelcher, H Zlegler, P1nt,C. Christoffersay Krapek, Shoger, Chammlen Neck 'WV '1....,. if TOP RUN-R Penney, J Kuhn, P Fox, Perry, u Olson 2nd ROW Hudson, E Benz, Landborg, Kussatz, D Johnson lst ROW-M Zlegler, Adams, Bentley, J Davldson, Bonoff Whitcomb Sixteen Pro Merito members became charter membersof thePro Merito chap ter ofthe National Honor Society this year After approving a constitution and submitting a membership petition, the local society became a member of the national or anization Formed in 19 8 as a local society to encourage students to strive for higher standards,the organization now takessophomore students as probation ary members A studentbecomes eligible for membership if he achieves a 3 25 averagehis freshmanyear, demonstrates good citizenship in school and com u nity, participates in at least one extracurricular activity after t he first semester Officers of the new chapter were Marlene Ziegler, president, Pat Land borg, vice president, Mary Bonoff, secretary, Sheryl Sonberg, treasurer Miss Ruth Dockertj was thesponsor and faculty advisor tudents De Uutstandmg erk en Journalism The three remaining members of last year's newly formed H1 Light chapter ofthe Quilland Scrollsoci ety were Marla Wh1tcomb,president, Delores Johnson, vice president, B111 Hudson, secretary treasurer Six new members were initiated on March 31 The organization is opento onlyJun1ors and Senio s who havedone work on Hi Times or Spot lightstaff To be eligible for mmm bershipa reporter musthave written 200 inches of copy, photographers must have taxen a required number of pictures, and other students must have served oneditorial staffs after one year of service, asbusl ness and circulation managers or have 75 hours of typing or proof reading to their credit. M1ssMarkland wasfaculty advisor. 54' TOP ROW Hudson, Bonoil, Blrum, Johnson lst ROW E. Benz, Davldson, P. Fox, Whitcomb , 1 . P . dn , A -, R if y V :AV 2 J.. tl g I . . j - i l 'W J M? V If b 5 5 - . . - . r I l . I - - - - e e ,, r . A 'l Ae' Q t