Osage High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Osage, IA)

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I' il l' E -L. A BACK ROW M155 Markland, B Richsmann, Bowers, S Rlchsmann, Ball, H Lunde, G Qmmbelh C l y, Hnmh FOREGROUND-Ventelcher, Greenley, S Royek, Alexander, S Olson Not Present D Baker, H Lunde, P P1ke Sixteen students under the direction of Miss Joan Markland acted as student librarians throughout the school year They assisted in checking out books, tak ing care f the shelves, and had complete charge of the magazines A committee of three student librarians assists the teacher librarian in setting up general policies of the library The group is planning a party to be held sometime dur ing the y a X 14 AROUND TAB E P Fox, Johnson, Whitcomb, Hudson, E Ben , J McCoy, B ush, S Olson FIRST ROW-u1ChB1B, Biederman, Tebben As soon as the fall term of school was underway, tle H1 Times, weekly school newspaper, began publicationin tke form of a llxe column section in the Mitchell County Press Seven staf' member attended t1e annual Iowa High Scrool Press As sociatlon conxent on held at Iowa State college ln early October As in prev'ou Jears, the Qi T mes was 61tCTfC for Judging in tic lational Scholastic Pr ss As UClatlOn and Iowa H gnscuool Ore A oci tlon conpctition The edltor al staff of 1G21 lncluleo Delor John on, editor in chief, Marla Whitcomb, assistant editor, Bill Hudson, leaturc editor, Peter Fox, sports edi tor, Pat Landbolg, photography SdltO1, and leanor nenz, la,out editor -. , . - . 9 . . . 1- I Q O U ... . . - . 5 , - O 0 , - e F. l A ,W f f 0 . X on Y l - J I , , .5 . '11 . ..,Q . IA. Vs . . I ' .VI-'7yA W - .1 IA' x, l e 0 o Z Q c S SECOND ROW-Ihhlen, Nack, H. Zeigler, Krapek, Pint. Y 1 , A 1' 5.1 1 I . . . s no W A M - ' , i 1 - C , . ' - - S v - , - 1. ' . 2' ' .' 'V C s' ' ' is I , ss ss a ' H . . It-I . I- 1 X :S S Q - - , 0 0 ,. ' Q - 9 x ' 1 E U wr .

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Debate FRONT-Auss lacy BACK ROW-Hudson, Gu derson, H. Lunde. MIDDLE ROW-U. Berg, B ush, W. McCoy. FOREGROUND-P. Fox, S Olson uResolved--That all American citizens should be subject to conscription for essential service ln time of war,H has been determined the debate topic for the year of 1951 52 Eight students began the year as debators These people attended a conference at I S T C early in tke fall and also participated 1 inter chool debate tournaments Miss Carolin Macy was their adviser Thespnans atmnal Drama ocxety BACK ROW-Johnson, Bonoff, Ventelcher, Ehvldson 2nd ROW-Miss Macy, B Lewls, Enabnit, Birum, Kussatz lst ROW H Lunde, Hudson, Bartsch Troupe 8h3 of the National Thespian Society began the year by electing as its officers, Bill Hudson, president, Delores Johnson, vice president, and Barbara Blrum, secretary treasurer The activities of the Thesplan troupe included a picnic for understudies in the fall at Spring Park, two initiations, an informal one held in the fall and the formal sprlng 1Hitl8tlOH neld LU tue Sem oym, a Christmas party at the hone iors were guests, an Alumni banquet at Club Iowa during Chrlstmas vacatlon The troupe also sponsored the Christmas formal dance with decorations following the theme, n'Twas the Jlght Before Chrlstmas The Thespian troupe accepted the inxltation of the St Ansgar club to attend a social get together, December 17 The faculty sponsor for Thesplans was Miss Carolin Macy I 0 - , . O .... A Tl 'S C 1 . I I I . . D . . . . .. , , . 1- I of Barbara'Birumg senior picnic sponsored by the underclassmen at which thesen- , I . . . a-I - n ' L 0 v' O - . , ' . , . A 14 . ,P ' S 1. ' , .