Osage High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Osage, IA)

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GAA The purpose of the Grrls Athletrc assocxatron rs to promote sportsmanshrp, physrcal effrcrency, and athletrc accomplxshments There are forty flve members The glrls have had a very busy year They have attended two play days a volleyball play day at New Hampton, and a play day at ISTC rn Cedar Falls On November 13, they sponsored a Sadle Hawkms Day dance, Quarl s Courtln They also went Chrxst mas carolmg They held a play day Aprrl 2 wrth grrls from surroundmg towns attendmg The annual rnuamural basketball tournaments were held ln March Thls year these tournaments were played durmg the regular GAA perrod and the fmal game was open to the publrc They have also had table tenms and volley ball tournaments Under the leadershrp of Mrss Mane Weber, they have partrcrpated rn basketball, tumbling, volley ball table tenms, trampolme, hockey, and softball The offrcers for the year were Marcellene Mullenbach presrdent, Margaret Kuhn, vrce presrdent, Sandra Otteson, secretary Carolyn Fox and Betty Mayer, pomt secretanes FIRST ROW Vulk, Loudermllk, Lonergan, Randall, Cook, Moss, Machxn, Prnt, Mayer, Hrll, Woldum, Dreterrchs SECOND Ahrens, Klndschuh, Weber, Mayer, Otteson, Mullenbach, Kuhn, Fox, Kleckner, Gunderson, Wexnschenk, Wessels THIRD Mlss Weber, Ryan, Kollman, Nelson, Muller, Rrchsmann, Thurow, Woldum, Canny, Grove, Olson, Wltzel FOURTH Mxtchell, Woolworth, Woolworth, Wernberger, Eckford, Laughlin, Frem, jackson, Mrchels, Hernon, Eckford, Hartwrg

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CHEEBLEADING FIRST ROW M Kleckner, D Lievrouw, C Fox, Y Mayer SECOND ROW M JaCkS0ll, L MOSS, G Ah,-gas, S Otteson MODERN DANCE The Modern Dance club one of the newer organrzatrons in OHS was under the drrectron of Marie Weber girls physical education m structor Membership was open to any high school grrl who wished to learn poise ordmatron and more graceful movements Members of the club appeared at school as- semblies and other programs This year pins symbolizing modem dance, were awarded to girls who had eamed points by parrrcrpatmg in dances and by good attitude Officers were Mary Kleckner,pres1dent Carolyn Fox, secretary treasurer and Anne Stearns publrcrty chairman The cheerleaders were chosen by the Student Council, the girls physical education teacher and one other faculty member. All eight of them led cheers at the football games. During the winter sports season four cheered at basketball games and four cheered at wrestling meets A new experience for them was attending a cheerleading clinic at Cedar Falls There they leamed new cheers, cheermg, techniques and how to conduct pep as semblres JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS P Fl'lCD,J Grove, M Weber, K Kmdschuh. 'P TSM FIRST ROW Otteson, M Woolworth, Stearns, Wol dum, Mayer Frem jackson, Fox,j Woolworth SECOND ROW Gunderson, Lesch, Bledermann, DlCICIlChS, Thurow, Merritt, Ahrens, Grove, Kleckner, Miss Weber l 1 2 A 1 ' , . , . . .. 1 ' ' ' , Con A W, 4 I , . . 1 . ,K V .1 , lf 1 ' : ' 9 ' 0 v .9 ' I '