Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

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I a»r« Kiftwn —Osceola High School The cAlumni Lawrence Shaw. 15. is now employed by the Chicago Lumber ( « ., of this city. Ralph Horst. ‘14. is attending Wesleyan University. Will 1 lorst, ’10, is manager of the Polk Telephone Co. Ray I.eibee '12 has received his M. 1). degree from Creighton Medical College and is going to begin practice in Shelby. Success, Doctor Leibce. James Mickey, 10. is cashier of the Osceola Hank. W. A. Danielson, ’to, is instructor in the Rush Medical College. Chicago. Vida Reckmeyer, ’13, is cashier for W. C). Johnson Co. John Bittner and llarrv Pike, 15. are studying law at the State University. Miss Veda Smith. T5, is spending her time teaching school. Misses Kva. Kstlur and Lda Wieseman. Anna Mace, and Irene Daniels of ’15. have spent the past year in teaching on the alley. Uilenn Shelmadinc. 15. is attending the York Business College. Merle Hamilton and Agnes Newcomer. 15. are clerking in W. O. Johnson’s store. I.ura Bittner. ’09. Ruth Merrick. 13. 1 call Shaw. 12. Marion Gil-lespie. ’13. and Lalia Heinemeycr. 15. gave a delightful program before the High School on the afternoon of May 4. Walter Chaur.cr. ’04. is a Manual Training teacher. Helen Anderson. T5, is working for the Cushman Motor Co., at Lincoln. Winnie Johnson, 12. is at Beaver Crossing in the new Johnson store there. Martin Silverstrnnd, 15, is clerking in the Johnson grocery department. Gladys Schwab, ’14. Howard Carson. ’14. Verne Clark, T5, Jay Buchta. ’13, are attending the State University. Lawrence Reed, ’15, Mildred Richmond, 14. arc attending the Wesleyan University. Mae Chauner. ’13, is taking a corrsc in Domestic Science at the Peru State Normal. Mae Anderson Wentz, 12, is now living in Lincoln. Neva Bartlett. 13. taught District No. 7 during the last year. Flossrc Hartman, ’14. taught in District No. 48. during the last half of the year. Glenn Hubbard. ’10. is working in the Record office. Robert Inness, 'exj, is now a mcinlx-r of the A. O. Mon son firm. Orion Jerrer. ’13. is teaching in the Polk school. Fay Marquis, ’13. is teaching near Hordvillc. Mattie Miller is taking a nurses course in the David C ity hospital. Lulu Pheasant. 10. is now Mrs. George Carson. Mabel Rrshiml. '14. taught Dist. 31. Marion Shaw, 12. is engaged in business in the butter and egg store. Vera Snider. Ti. is teaching the Kindergarten at YVymore.

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J'jigi HovcnteoB Junior Class dISTORV. whether it In American. (irecian or English. is made up of great aspirations and their results; thus it lias been with the history of the Junior Class. Jn the other years we have been erecting the foundation of our class fame and since it was so well done, we have been able to do great work: all that remains to Ik- accomplished in the Senior year is the ’’topping off. Of all the classes, the Juniors stand out as a shining star, as the class that is unified. We are hut few. hut we are strong because each one stands in loyal support to his classmates. With Miss Walker as advisor and Don Byers as president, our Junior year has been very successful. We are represented in every High School activity. 'Fhe stars of the basketball team, six of the members of football squad,—and a good showing they made. too.—a member of the debating team, the winner of the Declamatory Contest, all these are from our midst. We have other talent, too. for Ruth is our songbird and (leralyn star musician. Other intenseh luminous bodies in the class are star bluffers and star cut-ups. Whenever we felt that school-life was in danger of Incoming monotonous, we would go off and have a good time together. An enjoyable evening was spent at the party at Lois Shrader's home, while I’m sure the recollection of the recent moonlight picnic brings a thrill to others besides Juniors. As we leave the name ‘’Junior to the present Sophomores, we ask-all those who have known 11s to rememlxT the class of Seventeen just as true Juniors. Here's to the Junior hoys. Here's to the girlies too. May we all meet next year as Seniors. Xow. Classmates, all alien. ..-Osceola High School JCN'IOR CLASS OP 1916 First Row— Kepner. Miss Walker. Johnston. Timm. Byers. Hubbard. Wiese-man. Second Row—Michener. Silverstrand, Mi’ler, Olson. l, es Smith, Gillespie Third Row Shrader. Query. Brook.