Osage High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Osage, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

11 gym--1 .1- ci .wi - 1 'fe 0 b 'uv A SPOTLIGll'l' Gsage, Iowa T you the students of Osage lhgh School we ded: cate thus 1953 Issue of the Spotllght. It IS the wlsh of the staff that the hlstory of this year s act1v1t1es as re corded hereln may prove to be of lastmg lnterest and enjoyment Lols Nack Bonna Heard Pat Landborg Co edltor Buslness Manager Cn edltor AN N UA FIVE members of the annual staff attended a Journalxsm conference at Iowa Clty IH October xn order to gam new ldeas ln drawlng up and publlshlng a yearbook They were Eleanor Benz Carol lllll Pat Landborg LUIS Nack and Helen Zlegler Months of hard work were spent ln tumlng out th1S blgger and better annual Many declslons had to be made concemmg the cover story wrxtxng page layouts photographs, fmancmg and selllng Probably the most dlffxcult task was worklng to meet the deadllnes ln order to ralse money for the Spotllght the staff sponsored the selllng of Green Devll sweatshirts besldes the usual sxgnature page and the actual sale of the annuals Other members of the edltorlal staff were UaVld Almqulst photography edltor Pete Fox sports edltor and LaVonne Shoals art edltor Mr Carpenter and MISS Kjorlaug as sponsors helped much ln maklng thls annual a success TOP ROW Rlchsmann Peterson Nack Landborg Heard Benz Almqulst Fox SECOND ROW Brush Bower D Bentley Shoars Moss PIRST ROW McCoy P Lewis Laughlln Ventexcher Chrlstoffersen Johnson O . , . . . . ' 1 1 , l o 1 9 1 1 ' . 1 - 1 3 7 1 1 ' ' J 1 . :nal ' J' l 1 173, '87 V i f X ak N ., 4 M , ., SL X V g ' I u V1 l , 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 ' l 5 1 1 ' 9 ' ' 1 I , 1 . y 9 9 9 EUNICE KJORLAUC T lu Shorthand Bookkeeping B A St. Olaf Nl A S 'VIARVEL KUBICEK Secretary to Prlnclpal JOAN MARKLAND Spamsh Llbrary B A I S T C CLARA R WHITLEY Secretary to Superintendent BERTHA HANSEN Mathematncs B A WxscousmU I E LASSQN Sprhncxpal Mathematlcs B A Luther ege C T ,IOHNSTEN Su enntendent B A I S T C M A Colorado State ollege of Educatxon IFWIS LAUTERBACH V cat1onalAg .IANIES R VAUCHN C n e xology xvers 5 B A S U I WIS HELEN KOTTMAN Cnrls Phys Ed B S S U I CHARLOTTE PLACE omemakmg B S KENNETH CARPENTER Instrumental Musxc B M E MARVIN GRAF Indus lArts B A L T C Drake M M E Drake KATHLEEN DREW Vocal Mnslc B A St Olaf Tralnln LEROY A ALITZ Consumers Ed Boys Phys Ed MARY ANN PRIMISING Euglnsh B A Bnar Clnff Arh ellcs B A I. S T C College FRED SIIADLE Athletxc Dlrector Busxness Soc ELEANORE L HIBSITER English American Lxt Studies B A Cornell College Speech B A Clarke College JOSEPH DOYLE Athlehcs History B A IS TC RUTH V DOCKERTY En :sh Chemistry Guidance BAS BA SUIMA Stao .., g...j Y I, . : . 15 ,...,.....g Q wv.. I I J, A 1 ' .,'.A.,l. C. ff ' I 1 J y TOP ROW Shoars, Ventexcher, .Iohanns Weber, H111 Weinschenk Chrlstoffersen, Berg, Ziegler, Krapek, Penney, Otteson FIRST ROW Anderson Ruehlow Berg Angell, Coonradt Johnsten Perry, Sheldon S E CUUNCIL The purpose of the student council is to create between the faculty and students, and among the stu dents themselves a better fellowship and understandin The council members are chosen by the vote of t e students in their home room The council then nominates the candidates for offlce, upon which the student body by secret ballot elects them This year there were two tickets, the plaid tlcket and the polka dot ticket The election returns showed that president, and Mary Ann Krapek, secretary Mr Vaughn was the faculty advisor The many activities of the student council this year included freshmen 1n1t1at1on, Homecoming cele bratlon, after ame dances, rollar skating partles, magazine sales, Career Day, Recognition Day, Senior Receptlon, an the Spring Formal arol Christoffersen Phillip Perry Mary Ann Krapek Vice Pres ldent President Secretary Freshmen showmg us their Queen Delores' thanking talents durlrl I'FCSllmCH her admirers llomecomin S S inmation day night the polka-dot ticket had won with Phillip Perry re-elected to the presidency, Carol Christoffersen, vice- K W J! lui Av. 4 nf gi ,fa lg DELORES BAKER EVELYN ADAMS Some are, and must be, smarter than others. Glee Club 1,2 45 Mixed Cho- s 12 GAA 3 Natronal Honor Society 3 4 Operetta 2 Annual 3 Q 3'3- 75' DALE ANDERSON Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestlin 1 2 3 4 O Club 4 Trac 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Mixed Cho rus 1 2 3 Drama 3 4 DOROTHY BENTLEY 'Q' To blush as beautt ul but somettmes very znconveme nt GAA 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Bas- ket all 2 3 4 Capt 1 3 Glee Club 1 Lxbrary 2 3 ,Ir-Sr Banquet Chazrman 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Homecom lng Queen 4 rama 3 Stage Crews 4 ELEANOR BENZ Happiness is a per ume you cannot pour on others with out getttng a ew drops on yoursel Band 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 GAA Annual l 2 3 4 Times 1 2 3 4 Edltor 3 4 Natlonal onor SOCIBIY 3 4 Sec 3 Qulll and Scroll 4 Thesplans 4 Vxce Pres 4 Sextette 3 Trro 4 Small Groups Inst 1 2 3 4 .lr Sr Banquet Co chairman 3 Dra ma 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 BONNIE BROWN Here s a gurl who s always quiet Maybe some o us should try tt Mlxed Chorus 1 A girl with a smzle is a girl worthwhile GAA 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Annual 3 4 National onor Soclety 3 4 Operetta 2 Sextette 4 ESTHER BOWER The mildest manners with the gentlest heart Band 1 2-Sec 2 Mrxed Cho rus 1 2 Clee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 L1brary 3 An nual 4 Stage Crews 3 4 BILL COOK Work? Whats work? Where have I heard the word be ore? Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Club 3 4 Pres 4 Student Councll 2 Class Sec Treas 1 Class Vrce Pres 4 ggfdr 1?' I' MJ 'OWU GARY COONRADT The more one sleeps the less he lwes Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 1 Baseball 2 Student Council 2 3 4 Class Pres l Club Boys State 3 -rdf' we 5 Q SHARON CORDLS Let me be what I am seek not to alter me Band 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Small Groups Inst l 2 3 4 Drama 3 4 Language Club 1 2 Stage Crews 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus Sextette 3 4 . . . .. . 5 ru 1 1 . 1 6, A 1 1 1 1 D 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 ' 1 0 4 M A k 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' 'S Q1 fs, - f tl I ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' f ' H U - 11 1 1 - ' 1 ' l ' to b i' ' ' -. ' ' 1 , , , rd 1 1 , , fi- est 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' A , ' . Q : 1 . '1- ' , . b' 5 ' L V 1 1 U W 'S ' 1 ca - - U . . f f - - 11 fx f. I f - 2 ' - 1 1 . 1 1 l 1 1 1 W1 M A1 V' ' ' ' 1 Y 1 1 ' ggi- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Q , 1 If b 'K 21.41 1 1. 1 1 HI- L35 -lf',s K . 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Football 1 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4- Baseball 1 2 3 4' Mixe chorus 4, ' 0 Club s 4 RICHARD FLOWERS Not a word spoken more than IS needed Track 3 PETER FOX A greetlng or everyone Band 1 3 Dance Band 3 An nual 3 4-Sports Edltor 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2,3 4 Debate 2 'neck 1 'b Club 34 Operetta 1 3 ClassPres 2,3 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socxet 34-Pres 4 Football l estlmg 1 H1 , 4, . Operetta 2,3,-lg Drama 3: Bas- W 4 1- ketball 3 NW' A .11 Q . R' wgkiy. . , X , Hg 's,l JUNIOR ERBE 'A little mischie now and then is relished by the best of men O' Club 3 4g Wrestling 1, 3 4' Football 1,2 DOROTHY FOX A heap o fun and judgment sound an true St Mary s, New Haven 1 Band 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 Manager 2 Drama 3 MARLYS CAST Sober not senous Qruet not ld e Plymouth 1 CAA 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3-Capt 2 Band 2 3 Clee Club 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Drama 3 Stage Crews 3 Operetta 2 ,Q Times 3-Sports Editor 3 DONALD GREENLEE When the school burns I ll be through. Football l 2 4 Wrestlmq 1 2 34 Baseball1234 0' d1ub4 1 P6 YVONNE GREENLEE The zcture of neatness and grace GAA 1234 Library 234 Basketball 1 2 3 LOIS HAUGEN A smzle lzke a flashlsght battery ll s Ever ready Band 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1234 Gee Club 234 Small Grou s Inst 1 2 3 4 GAA 2,3 4 ama 3 Basket garllllsmanager 3 Stage Crews 551' BONITA HEARD Ready to work ready to play ready to help whenever she may Fairmont, Minn 2 GAA 3 4 Basketball 3 Band 3 4 Stu dent C0lll1Cll 3 Girls State 3 H1 Times 4 Jr Sr Banquet Co-chairman 3 Drama 3 Stage Crews 4 Thes :ans 4 Annual 4-Buslness anager 4 Small Groups Inst 3 '49 zum LaRAE KUSSATZ BERDENE HECK If zggles were unlaw ul she rfspend the rest o her lsfe m fall Glee Club 1 2 3 Mixed Cho- rus 1 2 Operetta 1 2 AGNES .IOHAN NS A jolly gurl so full of f n andalways mee to everyone Glee Club 1234 Mixed Chorus 1 GAA 2 Class Vipi-Pres 1 Student Coun ci JAMES KUHN A man of independent mind ever busy but never a gnnd O Club 3 4 Debate 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Wrestling 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Lights camera action. Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4-Sec 4' Glee Club 1 2,3 43 Thespians ' 1,2,3,45 National Honor So- ciety 34g Annual 45 Drama ' 1,3,4g tage Crews 1,2,3,4g eretta l,2,3. , x t' 2, ,. I , I GARY HEPNER Studyxng makes some people wxse but st makes me other wzse Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 12 4 Football l 2 LEONARD .IOYAL Hard work and hugh ambl tions Mixed Chorus 1 2 Track l 2 eretta 1 2 Stage Crews PAT LANDBORG Whatever ts worth doing at all IS worth doing well Annual 1 2 3 4 Co-editor 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Small Groups Inst 1 2 Glee Club 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Sextette 3 The-spians 3 4 Pres 4 Stu dent Council l 4 GAA 2 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Class Sec Treas 3 Language Club l 2 .lr-Sr Ban uet o-cbaxrman 3 National onor Society 3 4- Vice Pres 3 4 H1 Times 2 4 Cheerleading 3 4 Homecom mg Attendant 4 Quill and Scroll 4- Drama 2 3 4' Bas- ketball 3' Operetta 1 2' Stage Crews 1 2 3 4 89? .gn 'T' VERNON KUPER What I must do is all that t concems me Wrestling 2g FFA 1 2 G -,,, 'TSE DELLA LOUDERMILK An ambltzous musrcal per son of no small ab1l1ty Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sex tette 1 2 3 Trxo 4 GAA 2 3 Class Sec Treas 2 Small Grou s Inst. 1 2 3 Operetta 12 9131 CAA 5: -2 'S' PAT LAUGHLIN I never trouble trouble tsl trouble troubles me GAA 1234 Band l 234- Sec 2 Llb. 3 Treas 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1234, Dance Band 234 Cheerleader 4 Annual 4 Times 4 Drama 3 4 GENE MAAKESTAD The best o pals or any man but he does not make men hzs speczalzty Football 2 3 4 Wrestllng I 2 34 Baseball 1234 F A 1234 O Club34 DICK McPHAIL lance admztted to my shame that football was a brutal game Because she hated ll Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball JAMES LYSGAARD He I8 quzet he as shy ut there I8 msschae m has eye Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestllng 2.,3l4 Student Council 2 3 O ' Club 3 4-Vlce-Pres 4 Track 1 FFA 1 2 3 Baseball JANICE McCOY It s mce to be natural when you re so naturally MCC Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Annual 4 GAA 3 4 a d 1 2 3 4 1 Thespxans 4-Sec Treas 4 Homecomm Attendant 4 Dance Ban 2 3 4 Sextette 1 2 3 Tno 4 Small Groups lnst 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 Drama 2 3 Stage Crews 3 4 GERALD MEITNER Men o few words are o ten the best men FFA 1 23 4 Vxce Pres 4 Wrestllng 2 Mlxed Chorus 4 BEVERLY LEEMAN Punctualzty IS my a1m 1 2 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 LaVON NE MOODY I have aten regretted m speech never my szlence GAA 1 2,3 4 Basketball 2 3 Manager l Band 1 2 4 Small Groups Inst 12 Glee Club 2 3 4 Lxb 4 Uperetxa Drama 3 Sta e Crews Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Wrest mg 4 Track 3 Baseball 2 223 -7' 'Ian -7 ALAN MORISCHE Lead me not mto tempta non but show me where xt Orchard Hlgh School 3 Cho- rus 4 FFA 4 Band 3 4 ' ' ' - y 1 . z ' l 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' K f 1 1 1 ' I .H I H l. .. 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All ' 1 1 1 ' A - K X Y 1 1 xx X 1 1 CILMAN OLSON Fools are my theme let satzre be my song Football 1 3 4 Wrestlxng 3 4 Track 3 O Club 3 4 tnonal Honor Socxety 3 46' ' f 5 JANE OLSON Her ways are entle er dzsposztron cheer ul CAA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Capt 3 Glee Club 1 2 3,4 RICHARD PENNEY Nobody but a gemus can a ord to waste tame Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 0 Club 3 4-Sec 4 txonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Treas 4 Cla s Pres 4 .-Bif MERLENE PETERSON She goes through life wzth a song Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4-Sec 3 Triple Tno 2 Trlo 3 Sextette 4 EDCSPIEDS 3 4 Dramaog 4 -.3 tage rews 1 2 3 4 r etta 1 2 3 Annual 4 'fi BEVERLY SCHMIDT For the lzght heart lzves long Drama 3 Stage Crews 3 PHILLIP PERRY What he can t do can t be done Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball IO ' Club 3 4 Student Coun c11 1 3 4 Vxce Pres 3 Pres 4 Class Vxce Pres 2 Na tional Honor Soclety 3 4 SHIRLEY HICHSMANN We accomplssh M1405 when we work quietly Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 CAA 2 An nual 4 peretta 1 2 3 L1 brary 2 3 Drama 3 Stage Crews 2 3 EDWARD SCHMIDT I don t have to study hrs tory I make my own FFAI234 Thes1ans34 O Club 4 Footgall 1 2 4 Class Sec Treas 4 Wres tllng 1 2 3 4 Baseball l DW ff far 4-Q. A GARY SHELDON 'The thmg I can do best as expand my mighty chest. Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestllng 1,2 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, H04 Club a,4, FFA 1, Stu dent COUIICI1 4. Track 2 lg LaVONNE SHOARS ' She s quzet and sweet and at drawing she's hard to Ta? n Q ,ws- beat. Clee Club 2,3,4, Mixed Cho rus 4, Annual 3,4-Art Edltor 3,4, Student Councll 4, L1 brary 1. H cl , h . .Fl , . ' ' ' 7 .U ' , Q ' N 5 N A 1 1 1 1 1 1 : . 9 a- - - ? 1 1 ' 1 ii A 0.5- qklf : T H 1. .Z E 1 1 'l 1 3 wil 1 1 E 1 the A - 5. tiff ' ',-, to .H 1 , 1 Q 2,3445 Bdsieibhlx 1,2,:-kd 1 2'3,4g 1355511211 1,2,3,4g 1 12 ,N 1 K1 'r A V, . 1 ' -' 1 8- 1. .' 1 ' 'S .g s . .,- 5 ll- ' .. .,-5 I 94,-, A nu 1 X aa H . . u I - nn K , , , Z 1 1 1 1 1 . 'IV D g ,. , 1 ' 61 1 1 l' J 4 A S 1 -A ., 1 1' 1 1 1 1 V I F . I 1 1 1 1 e ' I ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' u - - U , . - .ID 1 .,, . I 1 ' .. ,. ' ' ' f ' ' f ,F Y , I 7 1 ' . . , a ' y Q A ' '-1 1 A 'YQ' ' 1 A 1 f , . - 4 1 - PEARL SOMMER LAWRENCE TAYLOR 'A very, very valuable Pearl.' 'Work is work and must be Hi-Times 1, GAA 1,2,3'4, 34:35 yet as I work I have my Basketball 12, Football 1, Basketball 1 Clee Club 2,3,4,0peretta 2,3. LORENE TIBBITS Enjoys her share a un each da and leaves the rest ot ers Mnxed Chorus 12 Operetta 2. When the class of 1953 entered O ll S as freshmen they d1dn't realxze that they were to have a specxal prlvllege that no other class would ever have They were to be the first class to be graduated from the modern new Osage Hugh School As freshmen these students chose Cary Coonradt Agnes ,Iohanns and B111 Cook to be their class offlcers Pat Landborg Dlck McPha1l and Phllllp Perry served on the student councxl, and Mr Elbert and Mlss Hanson served as class advlsors During their sophomore year, the class of 53 began to branch out Members began to have prominent places ln the dramatic muslc and athletic flelds They also gathered strength in academic subjects They chose Peter Fox, Phllllp Perry and Della Loudermllk to lead them and Bill Cook Gary Coonradt and James Lysgaard served on the student councll Mlss Lehr and Mr McCrane were the class advisors Peter Fox Was agam chosen as president of the 53 class when they became junlors Other offlcers were Junior Erbe and Pat Landborg Gary Coonradt Bonita lleard, James Lysgaard, and Phllllp Perry were chosen to serve on the student councll under the new, more representative home room system of electlon Phnllxp was elected as the councll s vxce presldent and at the beginning of the second semester became president The annual junior-semor banquet was held ln the Methodist Church with the Gay 90's as the theme The banquet chaxrmen were Delores Baker Eleanor Benz Bonlta Heard and Pat Landborg Mrs Vaughn Mxss Macy Mr Graf and Mr Daniels who were the class advxsors, dnd much to help make the banquet a Bonita Heard was starred ln the jumor class play Take Care of My Little Ctrl Other members of the cast were Dale Anderson Delores Baker,Eleanor Benz,Sharon Cordes, Lorralne Decklever, Dorothy Fox, Marlys Cast Yvonne Greenlee Lois Haugen ,lim Kauhn Vemon Kuper, LaRae Kussatz, Pat Landborg, Pat Laughlm Janice McCoy LaVonne Moody Betty Morrlson Merlene Peterson Shlrley Rlchsmann and Edward Schmldt As Jumors Bonita Heard was chosen to attend Gxrls State and Gary Coonradt was chosen as a repre sentatlve to Boys State The class of 1953 opened thelr semor year by movlng lnto the new high school bulldmg They elected Rxchard Penney presndent Bull Cook, vlce-presldent and Edward Schmndt, secretary treasurer Student councll members were Cary Coonradt Agnes Johanns, Pat Landborg Phnllnp Perry, Gary Sheldon, and LaVonne Shoars Phllllp was re elected as the councxl presldent Class advisors were Mxss Dockerty and Mrs Kottman This year the class took a leading part ln all the actnvltles of the school They were very much ln evidence xn all the clubs and honor SOCICIICS, as well as ln the athletlc and music departments In the fall Delores Baker was chosen by the O Club to reign as homecoming queen Her attendants were Pat Landborg and ,Iamce McCoy The GAA chose Duck McPha1l as homecomlng klng Phlllnp Perry was glven a berth on one of the all state football teams, and both Phll and Dick McPha1l were honored on the all conference football team The sen1or's GAA basketball team took flrst place ln the annual toumament held ln March Wlth thexr Commencement rn the new hxgh school gymnaslum the semor class ended their happy and successful four years ln hlgh school O - . for 5 ,, I . . . , 1 l - 1 ' l ' 1 1 . . . l c , . . 1 1 . 1 I . . . ! 1 1 1 U O . 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O Oel' H11 Norma ,Ioya orothy M tc he 8V Onhe .-I2 .- s Primis ing cn ..- 2 'U E U -4 vw v- VISOI' cult f fa C T nd O ll' the HS Il 0 S se c-trea ra sk U41 0 38 .. -C .-4 ,., .G d e-P VIC 0 ICI'-H180 bD C -a 'Q-C 0 .E L OP ROW: Lore-n Kemp, Ervin Bly, Roger Virchow, Gary Olson, Joe Hen- Cal-0 Christa ersen, Patti Lewis, Laure Vente HXCSSCY, , CITY will - I K 1 i t t- a Don d bers fthe cast or the a BI ' M Hlarnsisl' cifegg Pl M Fredenclisciamldf' Lgrin The ' ior c ass ay, ' n Are Like Street Cars' 1 J ge 9 1 1 9 8 e . . Ke 1 , 1 U aggsrs and their i . 'he cast mc uded Mar F0 : i I y I , , , at Bo ra , u rp 1on,. aro hristof ers Nord , il orgensen, illi i I , , on, R y n r, Pe ' tn eww' Lol N C 1 . ar I 0 Car Klemesrud, Cr ig Champion. 0 m r , mt' Roger ryor' Laure h r' D T I D OW: Don Le d, Dean Smolik, Mary Biedermann, Miriam Berg, e Z lg r' i . i 1, Dfmfla P , Pint' R0gCl' PIVOT, One o the year's high ights was th ' ' 1 1 - u s. SECOND HOW: l I Shoger, Mary Lou Lewis, Patty Di ll, Shirley Th , , g , . , Royek, Lorraine Rogers, Arla Am ndson, Carol Chris , Marilyn e um0rs'.acc0rdmg to tradltlonf S onsored tl? FI , Z Ia Nordy e, Ielen Ziegler, Patti Lewis, Mary A - t he I Il or the mem ers th FIRST now: Gary eerie, , 1 I , 1 0150 , D ' 11, b H' - Shirley Perau, Karleen Ask, Patricia B , Phyllis Carp, Betty Bentley, Th A bel-S 0 the 'unior C ass who served on L Noble, D i U- If I - or th ear were Miriam r , o Ch ' T e 'unior c ass began their busiest year with much enthusiasm. To Laure Venteic er, and le n i er. lead them th y c ig Champi ' pres., Dal Ketelson, h y ad . S were Miss P ace, hiss Mark res., an Kar n , . B Mr. Gm . ' oat entered in the homecomi ,parade was a huge pap' he s wit t e a er K ' 'Em - .-54 C 5 -2 UD -1 --4 GJ 3 C-' G .D .CI .D -it Q S .2 Girl 0 -Q, bv 8 'W 1 wk Q We were confidence itself We breezed into the new high school James Kienast R ck Weber Dick Perrin James ckson ,la IS W-Denn T I-I 1 8.5 St we were Ju at 5x O DQ ell We OWII 8 ell CFS l bM Bo 1 Roethler HU ten P .Io i-1 0 h an Boyd V berdanz K ent Markham secretary 811 dent CC Vl t 3.3 ell BHC I S 1 1 uf! C eaverling W Harold lich x-een. G uane shal Markham Pau ke nker Roger Rodemaker Mar K Y P1 ell! Meredith B H111 ol Car fe atlves we ent udent council repres St 1 UI' F:- ,Iohnsten ck l R and einschenk J hd -cs o CD eorge Dav s. represented the Sophs in the all-school Benz .1 ohn and 111 U -4 -1 n-1 C5 -1 Rec el' l G G3 Q- NJ l fe elite C 1 erry hy 0l 0t WTCS' gl r-a ut in football basketball l mlxe turno od S0 were d a ID P P andl r a Woldum Char pp eton S Barbar lot I-e Johnson Sharon Oson anssa uhn Bonn e Jeffr SECOND RO -Carol e nsc enk Margaret K v-1 s-1 I-4 W -4 -G' jaW v-1 4-I Andrea Solem Judy Orr Pat Alexa FIRST ROW-.Ioan Norby Caro Hi S el' Sonb ICC anA Tatm Rowene k l III Louder lar ssa C HS Be llene Mu lenbac , 5 W . f- al., in 1 . qs use . - , n QL .3 .-I 1 OP 1 1 9 l . J 1 9 i 1 1 9 . 1 ' ' hns , V, n il er, John Benz, Paul Christoff , Jerry taken d bit wh found th ' ost as everyone - lo ' oo' ls' se. But we started a grand year by e ecting d Van Voo his, F FTH ROW-Keith Barker, Montel Hernan, Sonny Bl hard, Tom Cannon, pl-egidentg Jim Ki , ' -pl-ggi 5 d K , . ' I D ' D 1 Gemaeh 1 ' l ' 1 treasurerg to ead us. 0 1 v ounfm now-wsyns sms ik, Gary Tsbbsn, Disk Thompson, Russel Hsin, O ' ' ' , ' ers. utch McCoy, Bil Leeman, Fr elly, Meredith Berg, David Almquist, Jane Weber, Son'a W ' , ' . G i TH RD ROW-Or o Otteson, Beverly Kuper, ,lane Weber, Lorraine Schu theis, arch H1 ' H onnie Roby, ose Randall, Barbara Richsmann, Shir kner, Ann Mau- P Yr Om' M155 Brooks ' . D DI' . T R d- . . . . . ser eager ow an I W d a foat in the Homecomin arade. Other actxvxtles we , , , le . . . - h b - 7 uh jones, Phyl is Mu er, C ' Brush, JoAnn She don, Marian A 1 , on- annex ated G'A'A d ,C orus' de ate' gn' S es c ' - i i ies 1b ary. We ha , , an 9 1 ' ' , 1 '11, , , nder, mg. Janice hr , i '1 , , l' , Mar- ce 1 hs his I -Q N-sn: -'v W-,,--.. 1. ch enthus' v-4 it-1 I-' SP8 G aker Dona d B Oh Hillel' Y el' ff ow onaghan Presxdent Other offlcers were lCl8 lass Patr C ected d 1 -4 --a I er yon -1 IDI SCCl'Cf.8I'y'U'88S llI'8l'. ent and VICC' 8II'lCl'0Il ngson ll 8 IIC Lll' Il 0 v-1 1 Cl' qu ES HI' ouncx were Ann Gerald Anderson. and CD Sandra Otteson uehlow R arles P h Anderson Gera d Watts Class re URTH ROW-Mxchae W ey Larry Warrmgton B enney Gary L ev- Rxchard Kelly OH el 0l'Il8 for the class were Mlss Eleanore Rossxter and Mr. Faculty advisors verson Haro d Comlsky Fred Novak l'0UW le Y C audetta AIP Patrlc a 81' unh D lelle BIT H Lassahn elle S' 81' ROW-M RD I TH Ol' elle ental Um nstr l 1 ll 6 WCFC W CH 5 'H Em Q0 G L S011 SonaO CY Sm Janet sher B L nda OIICS Kr Sa ndra Se FO T yn urow Kathr Th s: CI ff. -w: E en lt, Pat P Cl' kn y Klec Mar d dramatlcs all lc, athletlcs IIS III Nad me J ohn- enney nP An OD Ottes Sandra Koh RTO ROW-C ECOND o. 3 2 .sz U :s Sf- W .-4 .-4 ,-4 .-4 ll or othy L evrouw anD nth C llerm R dyke Darla Nor SOR J l SOD v-4 .-1 1 all Iles, Lunde Sharon hr Mo Hepner Nancy es Jolene On Kr DCI tja c1aPn Il' L lan!! 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'1YA3:9f,,, ,iv , f ivf'11'f:1 ' fggsk' 'S CTIVITIES QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS The Homecoming festivities on Friday, October 24 began with a short pep assembly in the aftemoon during which Queen Delores Baker and her two attendants, Pat Landborg and Janice McCoy, were introduced. The pep assembly was followed by a parade of the floats, band and classes through Main Street. ln the evening a pep rally was held in the east end of the parking lot around a large bonfire. As the tradition goes, a dummy representing the New Hampton Chicks was thrown into the fire. The rally ended with a snake dance across the football field. At half-time the band presented a show with the theme, Toyland , the floats paraded across the football field, and the queen was crowned by Richard Penney, president of the Senior class. The winning floats were the Junior float, first, and the Freshman float, second. After the game a student and alumni dance was held in the high school gym, during which Dick Mcphail was crowned Homecoming king. ll0lVlECO JUNIOR FLOAT FRESHMAN FLOAT UOx. ul' SOPHOMORE FLOAT SENIOR FLOAT s:-1 M: IJ .z..:. Om Cf -.1 .41 .a ,E --1 GJ -4-..- 'eq .4 55 Zu: 3-5 Jo: fbrn -A-I WO GJ 'U O-o Cul, Lfrgzc gm O Q23 I-'wh L, Ja fda: :Zg --Hz 1-3-E 0l'l ohns .I C u--1 '42 0.1: 50 .D 'cw S: N O :N QE 2 A O Z ms: F' n homp T s- CD 'U O - 7,1 CJ ID .C O Z L- A-4 ft' Ps GJ C A Q- A orthwoo N X '-4 I ruary, an betwee OIIS ed ll ecem tour was arran C COHCCN .-4 ange Y eason all games tate marc CD 3 s s at home footb received at the 1952 s If w -4 QD-Q Il FC gma d DDMH -- .-4 5 Qc -J g S H O OHICSII TOVI C Sent I re .-1 n-4 - -4 C 'O-1 I HHCCS I of S0mC F fo heater in R I It t cert a OH tate I S A C th cr:-Y o oqm AA 7s anlce Ii fl I A VdC8U0n S .bt C Zo X 0 fx B. O Y anlce Ic C Q stoff eonar H I .-4 S s 1 0 CC HDI I QD ll COHBF I 1-A .Q .-1 O Y and M Ix R in St OFC F at HIC 1 C a Band OW I rth No attended the I L 7- Wr. kenneth Carpenter was the band director 'Y FU8 F QCSLJ 'OJ OW: i. hom son, J. Ison, M. Lewis, Fabricius, Berg, Alm- 'IE I ,IU RO 'QL' Img! ,in 1 eafdv C 0 3 Iii IIIIU, IIHU C , 621114 is , , K lly, ri , ham ion, Stearns, Kron . 0 1 v C' FIS 0 EFS H, S Ogef, B hm , OX, C YNIOPSOH, II urgen- ' II O : rish. , .m I , S hultheis, Lun e, C rdes, Woldum, C ' l len , , 39 g, i 01 , Bi el-mann, Je nal- , M, H g, H, , D ST BOW: Kuhn, Weinsch k, Mo , P. Lewi', I. 3enz, Louder- son. 111 1 Zleglefy I C0 , J- 0 , L rg, Krape , . Pi , J , I,esch, IN erritt. The Osage i h Schoo Iand opened the 1952-53 b The 8400 C uh' was again organized and a series o three ,Vin I hi g and ha -time Sho , A concerts was presented i D ber, Feb ' d IIa . n irst ivision ratin wa ' hin exch g I, d band c ' Oct ber. and 21 Ci I S- e a ,oudermi Ia and Rosemary ,int rep d the band in The 'Downbeat Demons', the OIIS dance band, p 'ded the I f C ' NT T ' UCS IIIOIIICS during music the schoo d . t consisted o David Tha sgivin ' ' . m uist, ,I ' ehrns, Mar Iiedermann, Craig Champi , IC eanor enz, Crai Champion, Bob Fabricius, Pat Lau h in, Cam Ch ' erson, Sharon ordes, oroth , ary n on , d, De a Loudermi k, ,I ' McCoy, L ' Nack, and 'rapek, Don L d, Patti Lewis, ,I ' IV C , L is N , osemar 'in ' i ' osem P' Bo d Van V ohris. ity in 'eb . I I ' - TOP ROW: Armstrong, Jackson, Lievrouw, Morische, Johnsten, Eidness, Meitner, Bowman, Kuhn, Gilles, M. Jorgen- sen, Thom son. FOURTH ROW: Wiley, Anderson, Fox, Bourne, Martin, Kussatz, Benz, Almquist, Van Voorhis, Eiel,Ellingson S uires, Novak, Kell . Tcl'IIRD ROW: Cast, Moody, Arp, S. Richsmann, Witzel, Cordes, Kussatz, Peterson, R. Pint, Lievrouw, Solem, Hill. SECOND ROW: Mohr, McCoy, Weber, Mauser, Perau, Boerjan, Brush, Johnson, Driscoll, P. Lewis, Krapek, Ziegler. FIRST ROW: Shoars, Ter Hark, D. Loudermilk, Haugen, Laughlin, Sheldon, C. Loudermilk, Kuhn, Moss, J. Krones, 2 Kollman, Penney. M XED CHORUS GLEE CL The Girls' Clee Club and Mixed Chorus of OHS were under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Drew. gram also included small group and solo num- bers. A mass chorus of 400 students, which was accompanied by the band, closed the program: The vocal music groups gave a Pl'C'C0llCe1't in the spring, and performed at the Baccalau- reate and Commencement services. In the fall, a concert was given with the high school band and all vocal music students of the public school system participating. This pro- TOP ROW: S. Richsmann, J. Krones, B. Woldum, Brush, Muller, S. Olson, Nack, P. Lewis, Berg, Driscoll, French, B. Richsmann, Witzel, Kussatz, Peterson. THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Grove, Kleckner, Machin, M. Olson, Johnson, McCoy, Cook, Mauser, Moody, Cast, Liev- rouw, P. Pint, B. Bentley, Lassahn. SECOND ROW: Y. Mayer, Laughlin, Boerjan, Haugen, Weber, Hill, Adams, Kuper, J. Olson, B. Mayer, Sommer, Merritt, Mohr. FIRST ROW: Otteson, Berg, Shoars, Markham, D. Bentley, Lassahn, Bower, Decklever, Norby, Johanns, D. Woldum, Penney. Pro Merzto was formed 1n 1948 as a local honor soclety It became a chapter of the Natlonal Honor Socxety ln the sprlng of 1952 The standards for membershxp are character, scholarshlp leadershlp and servxce One must be a Junior or senior, have a grade polnt of 3 25 or over , and partlclpate ln at least one extra currlcular 8CtlVlty taken nn as probatlonary members untxl 1n1t1at1on durmg thelr Junlor year Probatlonary members may LIBB fhlrteen students under the dlrectlon of Miss ,loan Nlarlcland acted as student librarians throughout the school year l aurel Nentxecher was student manager, and Corlene Thurow served as HSSISIHHI manager Thxs group was ln charge of checklng out books and magazines ind taklng care ofthe shelves ThlS year the bnggest and most important job for the staff was gettlng organlzed and settled IH the new library A new feature ln the llbrary IS the uopen stacks Thxs means that any student now has complete access to all books and papers PRO TOP ROW Landborg Lhampxon Ierry Penney SECOND ROW Ventelcher Chnst offcrsen Lxegler Ben7 FIRST ROW P1111 Nack Qhoger Ventley 'Xdams Krapek Fox attend all meetlngs but cannot vote or hold office The offlcers for the flrst semester were Peter Fox, pres Pat Landborg, vice pres Laurel Ven telcher, sec Rlchard Penney, treas Second semes ter offlcers were Rosemary Plnt, pres Helen Zlegler, vlce pres Lois Hack, sec Cralg Champ lon, treas The faculty councll conslsted of Mr Doyle Mr Vaughn 'Nllss Hanson, 'Nllss Doclcerty, and 'Ur Lar- son, Mxss Dockerty was sponsor and faculty advlsor I4-X! lx ROW frccnlee Alexander Brush SECOND ROW Rlchsmann Shel don 'Voble Venlelcher PIRSFHOW G Tabbert R Lunde 1, ' . ' - 9' s J , . s . L 0 u : 4' - , ': ' .' 5 9 L ' 1 , . ,A y ' 1 0 . Q .5 ' - .3 , . , . . . v .9 i - . f l , , l I Y --, . . . - . - H .5 , Sophomores who meet these qualifications are D 3 ' 1 ' n 1 n 1 Q u n , 1' K. Ar . l l l A I u 1 . 2 . 7 . vc . . . 9 - V . 1' : lm , , 1 ,pk '. , . : ' ' , - . 'f '. . ' - 2 9 , s a EBITO TOP ROW Fox Mlss Markland FIRST ROW Nack Krapek Benz Zlegler Pmt Bledermann u1ll and Scroll IS an lnternatlonal honor socxety for all hlgh school students who have done out standmg work 1n journallsm The Osage chapter of which Mlss Markland was faculty advisor IS open only to Junlors and semors who have done work on H1 Txmes or Spotllght staffs ILL AND SCBIILL To be ellglble for membershxp, a reporter must have wrltten 200 mches of copy served on an edltorxal staff for one year act as buslness and clrculatlon manager or have 75 hours of typlng or proofreadlng to thelr credlt. TOP ROW K1-apek Nack Heard Lewls Plnt Cook Z1egler SECOND ROW Benz Landborg Brush Olson Muller Rxchsmann Kleckner FIRST ROW Lau hlm Alexander P Pxnt LIBVTOUW Solem 1II Mlss Markland HI-TIMES publlsh the school newspaper whlch appears each week as a page xn the 'lhtchell County Press ln November Miss Markland the Journallsm advl sor and f1ve staff members Eleanor Benz Carol H111 Pat Landborg LOIS Nack and Helen Zlegler attended the annual Iowa Hlgh School Press Asso- cxatlon convention held ID Iowa Cnty The H1T1mes was entered for judglng 1n the Natlonal Scholastxc Press ASSOClatl0n The edxtorlal staff for the H1 Txmes changes at the end of the fust semester each year The 1952 co-edltors Mary Ann Krapek feature edltor LOIS Nack photography edxtor and Pat Laughlin ex change edltor Mary Ann Krapek as edltor ln chief headed the 1953 staff Others on thls staff were LOIS Nack asslstant edltor Carol Hlll and lClar1ssa Brush feature editors Rosemary Plnt column edltor Mary Kleckner and Dorothy Llevrouw ex change edltors Helen Zlegler and Pat Pxnt copy edltors and Bonlta Heard Photography editor Mlss .loan Markland and Mlss Mary Ann Prlmlslng were the faculty advisors : , ' . a . : n , ' , Q 9 ' - . . , I , . , . . . . 1 1 3 U 1 1 1 1 l 1 Y Y I 7 h 1 1 1 1 X 1 . 9 ' 0 U '2 1 . 1 U 9 1 1 1 ' The main job of the Hi-Times staff is to write and Staff illelllded Elealwl' Benz and Helen Ziegler, v n E u , . 3 ' . . , g ' , - , - . , . -. - . , Q Y Q 5 . I g 1 1 1 . Q l ' 1 I Z ' , .Q l 0 g - , . - s Q l 5 I , ' 1 D . ' DEBATE rlroupe 843 of the National Thesplan SOCICIY of which Nllss Rosslter IS the sponsor, began the year by electing its offxcers They were Pat Iandborg president Lleanor Benz, vlce presx dent and Janice McCoy, sec treasurer 'Ihe theme for the annual Chrlstmas formal, whlch the Thesplans sponsored, was Wlnter Wonderland During the IHICITIIISSIOH, the troupe presented the one act play Twas the Nlght Before Chrlstmas Thlrty fxve Thesplans attended the annual Alumm Dlnner glven at Club Iowa durlng Chrlstmas vacatlon Two lIll tlatlons were held during the year, a seml formal one ln the wlnter and a formal one ln the sprmg Endmg the year was the senior PICDIC grven by the underclassmen honorxng the senlors 'IOP ROW Nllss Irlmlslng R kelly Berg I' kelly THE SPIAN S TOP ROW Lundz Ieonard N11-ss Rossltcr Kuhn IIIIRD ROW Laughlm Lewxs Ventclcher Hxll SI' COND ROW Cordes Kussatz, Heard Peterson FIRST ROW Benz Mcfloy Landborg llesolved That the Ntlantlc Pact nations should form a federal un10n', was the debate KOPIC for hlgh schools thls year as determlned by the Natlonal Forensnc League Durmg the year the debators and advlsor, Nllss Prlmlslng, attended the Bnndley Debate at Cedar Falls bCS1deS debatmg before numerous classes and CIVIC orgamzatlons By the end of the year four debators had earned enough POIHIS to be able to Joln the lNat1onal Forensic League Those who were ellglble were ,Iamce Behrns, N1ered1th Berg, Clarxssa Bush and Sharon Olson 7 .J , 1 - - . . 5 .. . ,, . . . . . - K . . , . - . . . . . I . V: l ,. .:. . , I . . Y FIRST HOW: Alexander, Behrns, she'1d0i1, Olson. . K - 1 N lck lloerjan lxleckner May r TUPROW Lindberg Baku P lewis MLC oy e l4lT'Sl ROW Driscoll Iaughlm Solcm Vmntexchcr CIIEERLEADER Thls year elght varsity and four second strmg cheerleaders were chosen by thelr faculty advr sors, Mrs lxottman and Mr Carpenter and the student council Throughout the year they were responslble for conductlng the pep assemblres, and cheerlng at all athletlc events TOP HOW Olson Penne Anderson Benhtum Wxlley THIRD HOW llarnson mqulst Gunderson Champ- xon, Ketelscn Febrlclus Mrchels KIEHKSI SLCOND ROW Markham, An ell Murray Coonradt PPYY Maakestad Lysgaard reenlee FIR T ROW Klemesrud McCoy Kuhn McPha1l, f ook llaxndson l'ox qrhml I. Farly rn the fall the school bought four new green skrrts and whlte sweaters for the varslty cheerleaders Vlhlch means that all elght now have ldentlcal unlforms when the new unlforms came, the second strlng was given the varslty whlte slacks and green sweaters The O Clubls an orgamzatxon of all boys who have won letters ln athletlcs Requlrements for earnlng a letter are attendance at practxce, partlcrpatlon, coachabxllty, scholastlc ablllty co- operatlon, and cltlzenshlp The ObJ6CllVCS of the club are To better the athletlc program, glve a letter more meanlng, and to elect the Home comxng queen LeRoy Alxtz, Robert Dutcher, and Fred Shadle were the faculty advrsors 0fflCCFS for the year were Blll Cook, presldent james Lysgaard, vlce pres ldent and Rlchard lenney, secretary treasurer 66 99 FFA TOP ROW Harrlson E Schmxdt Melt ner Morxsche Martln Maakestad, Bartz D Thompson Smollk SECOND ROW W Jorgensen Wrlde Hem M Jorgensen J Jorgensen Bar- ker, Schwerger Markham FIRST ROW Plke, Comlsky Hartwxg Hernan D Smollk Cameron Nelson Warrlngton The purposes of the Future Farmers of Amernca are to promote vocatronal educatlon rn agrxculture m the publrc schools of Amenca to create more rnterest rn the lntelllgent choxce of farmxng occupatrons, to encourage the confidence of the farm boy ln lnmself and hrs work wlth tlnrty four members These boys chose Marlow Angell to be then' pnesldent, Gerald Meltner, v1ce presrdent, Dale Ketelsen, secretary, Otto Bartz, treasurer, Kent Markham, reporter, and Gene Maakestad, sentlnel Among thelr many actxvltles the boys went to the Dalry Cattle Congress at Waterloo and the State Corn l xcklng Contest at Rlcevxlle The offlcers attended an Offlcers Traxnxng meetxng at New Hampton The club entered a float in the Homecomlng parade durlng December had a farm pest hunt, and conducted a safety campargn, puttlng scotchllghts on machinery around the county -2 The F.F.A., under Mr. Lewis Lauterbach as faculty advisor, began the year 3. . . . . . 5 1 ' A ' 4, A ' 1 , .gk l .V -'. Av: I f fx .4 b 4 VY, JR! Ak if., , ,, 31 fini. fix 1 Q . iilirglgi 7 Q gf.w sgPfs f wg xfigijiiafsfi X f 5 W 1 -s-jg.. ,4 Qlf.gJ., l A'-1 1 ij! FQ A: Q, 'fff? akf g 4?4g.- Ala -if 155' 2 ,gwf'w-w ' 'Q 4'-ffmifagr F' gc In-3w ' H,4: -55' 1, ' A ak' 2??' L J' we 5 a??4fQiii'fg4g' X E. 1 5 iff ff'5'21ff':s ff . -vi fi W' ni Q, gg ye- Vf Ag! K A k,ze,,, 135' ' . YQ t-' ' ?':+' wi ' . Q vin, My , W ,+.-9 . 1 . I X ,'. Vqv ,f - ,+ . . 5' g ,J ,Aw ' im ' ' ' f f'-E . teh' TIILETICS 1' w ' Q ,, U TOP ROW Nack Fox Baker Landborg Ball FOI RTH ROW Ventelcher Berg McCoy Wemschenk French Leeman Flowers Randall Perau Ask Olson Benz Heard THIRD ROW ,I Olson Sonberg Cast Haugen Kobernusz Bentley Power Wrtzel Mrtchell Cook Moss R1ChSm3IlIl SECOND ROW Moody Greenlee Decklever S Krones Penney Muller-rbach Crap S. Olson Y Ma er Kleckner B Woldum Cordes Johnson FI ST ROW Prnt B Mayer Lrevrouw Grove Drlscoll D Woldum Solem Royek Roby The Grrls Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOD under the dlrec members Tumbling basketball dancmg and soft ball were rncluded ln the actlvxtles for the year The outstandlng GAA event was the mtermural basketball tournament held ln March The Senrors defeated the ,lunrors '72 12 to w1n the basketball champlonshlp All four teams were awarded the sportsmanshlp trophy Judges for the tournament were 'llrs Elbert Nlrs Doyle and Mrs Larson They named the all school team as follows Forwards Delores Baker Bonita lleard and Carol Olson Guards Dorothy Fox Beverly Leeman and lxarleen Ask The glrls llsted for Honorable Mentxon were Carol Kobemusz Guards-Sonja Wemschenk Domta Ball and Judy Cook At the annual sprmg banquet on March 21 the sportsmanshlp trophy was awarded and the honor teams announced The Sophomores were ln charge of the decoratlons for the banquet and dance which was held after the banquet Offlcers for the year were Delores Baker presl dent Pat Landborg vxce presldent Donlta Ball secretary and Dorothy Fox and Lols Nack polnt recorders YY ' : A Y Y E 1 Y f ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 . I D 5 I 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 l 1 U 1 I 1 0 ' : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' . 9 . . . . - - - - I , . . tion of Mrs. Helen Kottman, began its year with 65 Forwards-Yvonne Greenlee, Mary Biedermann, and . . , , . - . . 1 . 7 . 7 ' 1 ' . . ' . , . I . , A . , . . . 5 , I' ' 3 - 1 1 ' 1 1 - , , - , A - 3 TOP HOW A1112 Bechtum Angell Murray Cook Klemesrud Ketelsen Sheldon McPha1l Mlchels Anderson Almqulst FIRST ROW Greenlee, Lysgaard Maakestad Perry Vlrchow Coonradt Wxlley Schmldt The Green Devxls began the football season wlth a w1n over West Unlon and flnlshed wlth a vlctory over Waverly Head coach Lelloy Alxtz and assistant coach Robert Dutcher lose thlrteen letter men thls year But the freshmen sophomore team under the dlrectxon of coach Joe Doyle has excellent varsxty potentlalltles Players recelvlng North East Iowa Conference honors were DlCk McPha1l and Phllllp Perry flrst team, and ,lxm Kuhn and Jim Lysgaard, honorable mentlon Osage Osage Osage Cresco Charles Cxty 25 Oelweln Osage Osage Osage INITBALL Decorah New Hampton 31 Waverly TOP ROW Doyle, Cameron, Blanchard, Gemaehllch, Elel, Kxenast, Roethler, Van Voorhls. SLCOND ROW Hartwlg, Hem, McCoy, Ruehlow, Kussatz, Bowman, Markham. FIRST ROW Jackson, Armstrong, Ryan, Wlley, C. Thompson, Comnsky. Osage....21 New Hampton... 7 Osage.... W2lV6l'lY-----non Osage....l4 Nasaua........... Osage----38 Cresco---'------H Osage....20 Hampton... .... O Osage....34 Clear Lake----N Osage.... 6 West Union...... 0 Osagen.. O Cedar Falls-m-34 nn13 ocvnuoesooosl-1 one 7 ' nnnnnla ...O 0 ' .OOC 1 if.. 6 ..- ....13 ' ..........13 ....21 .......... 0 6 ' .13 13 0 12 TOP ROW: Otteson, l,eeman, Warrington, llowlund, lxlemesrud. Tlllllll RUR: Erbe, Kettlesen, Angell, Schmidt, Lysgaard. SECOND ROW: Sheldon, Greenlee. FIRST ROW: Hlaalcestad, Anderson. WRESTLING Another suecessful wrestling season came to an end with seven Green llevil matmen in the state wrestling tournament after winning the distriet crown. They were Orlo Qtteson, Bill Leeman, Gary Klemesrud, Dale Ketelson, Jim Lysgaard, Gary Sheldon, and Gene Maakestad. Bill Leenian placed second in the 103 pound Class at the state tournament, The Green llevils won nine meets and lost six during the season and obtained much valuable experience wrestling some of the best teams in the state. Coach Lelloy Alitz loses the following graduating men from this year's squad: Junior lfrbe, lion Greenlee, james Lysgaard, Gary Sheldon, and Gene lllaalceslad. l U-sage New llam ,ton Cedar Falls. ' Usage Usage Eagle Grove. Osage Cresro . . . Osage Algona . . . Usage Clarion .... Usage West Waterloo Usage Charles City. Ogage Oelwein .... Osage Last Waterloo Osage Davenport . . Usage Gresco .... Usage Newton . . . . Osage . . Mason City. . Usage . . Britt ..... . l5lz1nchurd,Cameron, llein, Slichels,Nlurkhannhloody, McCoy, johnson, Falgicius, llodemalter, fi. Thompson IOP ROW ,Iorgensen Hepner ,lohnsten Gunderson Ortale radt Bechtum, Endness cPha1I I enney ASKETB LL The 1952 53 basketball season offlcxally closed with the elxmlnatlon of Osage from the sectlonal basketball tournament The seasons St8tlStlCS show that the Green DCVIIS won few games, but those which dld end ln vnctory were lmportant to the team The Green Devils came very close xn taklng the county and sectlonal tournaments, but unfortunately were unable to contlnue wlnnlng after ellmlnatlng St Ansgar, their arch rlval, from the tournaments Slx Iettermen wxll graduate from thls year s squad They are Cary Coonradt, Dean Eldness, Gary Hepner, Dlck McPha1I, Rxchard Penney, and Phllllp Perry TOP ROW Mxller, Martln Cemaeh Ilch, Gxlles Hoethler, Enel Can non M Wiley FIRST HOW Ryan Klenast Bow man, Kussatz Monaghan Perr1n Yonker . : , in 1 0 1 -om ,u - I O . 7 1 .. . . , , 0 . . I I . .: , - Q, , - ya 0 5 9' 9 ' 1 1 1 I FIRST ROW Perry, Murra , Coon- 5 sf IA! 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