Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

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Kenny Pros os ki was the guy who really seemed to enjoy polkas. He played football and was a grid-iron attendant for Homecoming last falL F.F.A. and Madrigal seemed to be some more of his interests. Kenny plans to continue schooling after he graduates. John Pulliam was a great one for telling jokes and arguing with the teachers. His favorite trick was slapping kids on the back. He played the part of an ancient lover in the Junior class play. John wants to include farming in his future. S d KENNETH PROSOSKI Marian Ransom was one of the smallest girls in this class. She came to O.H.S. during her Junior year and entered right into high school activities. Marian played a part in the Junior play, but not much was seen of her as she was usually hiding under the table. She plays the clarinet in the band and was a member of the chorus. She belonged to the Pep Club also. One of the quieter and more studious members of the Senior Class is Karen Richards. She belonged to Pep Club and sang in the choruses. In typing Karen proved to be one of the speedy ones of the class. She has future plans of taking up nurses training at which we are sure she will work hard. MARIAN RANSOM DIXIE WALGREEN Dixie Walgreen was more or less the “brains” of the class. She was a majorette for three years, belonged to Pep Club and the choruses, and was a Grid-iron attendant last fall. The position of Secretary and T reasurer of the class was held by “Dix” for two years. She wants to get a job this summer and she’d like to go on to school in the fall. Ruth Zelda was one of the more studious girls of this class. Whenever anyone was goofing off” Ruth managed to pay no attention to them and kept her mind on her work. She sang in die Girls’ Chorus. She plans to be a teacher.