Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

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Ron Boruch Gaylene Carlson Jim Carlson Dan Daily Donnette Gabriel Duane Hahn Brad Johansen Tom Johnson Mike Johnston Ricky Jones Lindley Lamb Dim Lewis Freshmen Experience Exciting First Year Connie Lux Sally McCoy Jolene Nelson Duane Oquist Debbie Roehrs Barb Schott Jackie Smith Kathy Soil Davis Electric

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Mike Treffer Janet Urban Beth Wieseman Julie Wobig Marcia Zediclier Barb Zelasney Assisted by their sponsors Mr. Bartek and Mr. Andelt, the 52-member sophomore class provided 570 adults and 437 youngsters with an evening meal at the annual pancake feed. Using 100 pounds of flour and 52 dozen eggs, 2684 pancakes were produced in just three short hours at the April 3 event. Sausage and pie were served also. Though this activity boosted their treasury to $560.76, because of the inflationary trend, less profit was realized than in previous years. The class was also permitted to manage concession stands during the athletic year. Realizing their approach to becoming upperclassmen,” the sophs involved themselves in many organizations and circles of friends. They began to be a part of the total OHS spirit and contributed much to its success. President Kurt Anderson Vice-President Randy Neujahr Secretary Mike Sternp Treasurer Margie Simonsen News Reporter Murray Schntoker 18

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Tom Soukup Sally Sterup Debbie Svoboda Kathy Thayer Pat Tindall Connie Urban Carolyn Wagner Scott Walgren On Tuesday morning, September 3, thirty-three boys and girls entered Osceola High School as freshmen and members of the Class of ’73. Since that day of awakening, they actively involved themselves as students at OHS. Among their number were fourteen first-year football veterans, fourteen basketball stars, three track enthusiasts and one wrestler. A solid backing was furnished by the fourteen pep club members and fourteen bandsmen. Twenty-three participated in vocal music classes and the big musical production of the year. Academically, during one six-weeks period or another, 50% of the frosh were named honored students. With this sort of spirit it is certain that OHS will continue to maintain the position of respect which has been held through the years. Though their activities were limited, the underclassmen were able to conduct meetings and feel a sense of cooperation in several projects. President Vice-President Bill Peterson Mark Tonniges Secretary Debbie Mickey Treasurer Chris Hayes News Reporter Mary Cerny 20 Kepner-Roberts Furniture Funeral Service