Osage High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Osage, IA)

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ACTIVITIES THES- PIANS TOP ROW Brush Woldum S Krones Boerjan M. Bledermann F Kelly M Bel' SEC OND ROW B Mayer Llevrouw P Plnt A Penney M Lewxs Pryor Champxon osslter FIRST HOW H Lunde, C Chrlstoffersen P Lewxs, M L Lewls Ventexdler H111 Nack Leonard Angell Osage Thesplan Troupe 843 of the Natxonal Thesplan Soclety, under the sponsorshlp of Mlss Eleanore Rossxter began the year by entertalnlng the Hlcevllle Drama Club The Thesplans gave a one act play Death Cell for the occaslon Several other soclal gathermgs were held be tween Hlcevllle and Osage durlng the year, lncludlng the lnstallatlon of the R1CeVll1C Thes plan Troupe by our own troupe The pres1d1ng offlcers for the year were Laurel Ventelcher, presldent Marlow F!!! qs.: The Natlonal Honor Soclety, of whlch our Pro 'Vlerlto club was formed ln 1948, became a mem ber of the natlonal SOCICIY ln 1952 It was headed the ftrst semester by pres Mary Ann Krapek vlce pres , Cralg Champion sec , Carol H111 treas , Helen Ziegler Second semester OfflCCfS were pres Ann Allman vlce pres, Laurel Ventelcher sec , Carol Chrlstoffersen treas , Darlene Shoger The standards a student must meet ln order to be a member are character, scholarshl , leader ship, and servlce A person must aqso be a vlce-presldent and Mary Lou Lewls, secretary treasurer Two formal Thesplan lnltlatlons were held during the year, one ln the fall, and one ln the sprxng The Angel Hop was the theme for the annual Christmas Formal sponsored by the Thesplans They presented a one act play at lntermlsslon called Geraldine and the Wlnte Robe Thesplans and alumni attended the tradltlonal Alumni Banquet at Club Iowa ln Char es durlng Chrlstmas vacatlon 'Ihe Thesprans closed the 1953 1954 year with a pxcmc glven by the underclassmen lu honor of the semors NATIONAL SOCIETY TOP ROW R. Plnt Johnson P Pmt M. Lewxs M Dxedermann Nack SECOND ROW Mauser Zieg ler Penney Kra ek H111 B M Champion FIRSEI' ROW Ventexc er Sloger Allman Chnstoffersen yumor or semor wxth a grade po1nt average of 3 25, or above, and partlcxpate ln extra curncular act1v1t1es Any sophomores who meet these requxrements are taken mto the society as probationary mem bers untll thelr lumor year when they are 1n1t1a ted Probatlonary members may attend all meet ings but cannot hold offlce or vote Mlss Dockerty was sponsor and faculty advx sor, the faculty councll conslsted of Mr Doyle Vlr Larson, and Mlss Markland 5 ' 9 , Q 9 u' 2 .a, .1 1 , it .,s un 9 fyl? n.: Q I s ' n I - 0 u i 1 su 0 9 9 I l 1 u I - - x A 1 I I , -I 4 4 HONOR .4 U i U : u ' , , . A fm, 1 n .0 1 ' 1 , A ,ul , ,.' , .1-Zyler, L 1 ' 1 1 I I , ' : .,. . ' 'l . : ., 1 g ' - . , ' I 1 . n 1 D . ,- S ' 1- .

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V500 The annual homecoming parade was held on Friday aftemoon October 2. lt was preceded by a rousing pep assembly in the gymnasium. The queen, Mary Ann Krapek, and her attendants, Laurel Venteicher and Rosemary Pint, led the parade in a blue convertible driven by Dean John- son. The parade consisted of the band, home- coming queen, football players, floats, and the student body The senior float was given first place and the Juniors second After the game a homecomlng dance was held ln the gymnaslum to which the Oelwexn and Osage students were lnvlted l N-f ' 5 QUE ff Semor Class Float Jumo, Class Float