Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

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Barb Albers Kurt Anderson Terry Anderson Marla Augustin Roger Augustin Karen Bender Dana Boden Beth Coffin Lori Davis Sue Eikenhorst Sharon Green Linda Grossnicklaus Brian Hanson Julie Hiemer Terri Howe Mike lenn Cindy Jacobsen Karen Johnson Linda Johnson Dale Johnston Look Ahead to Farmer’s Co-op Oil Association 13

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Activity, leadership, cooperation-all of these terms are synonymous with the Class of ’72. Throughout the school year, the 51 juniors participated in a wide variety of activities. Football, basketball, wrestling, and track kept thirteen junior boys busy. Thirty-two junior peppers generated enthusiasm and leadership for the Pep Club. Eighty-three percent of the class participated in music contests and choral clinics and the band received valuable backing from twenty-five juniors. CARNIVAL’S bigtop success was dependent upon the talents and energy of twenty-three juniors. In addition to the Class of ’72’s involvement in extracurricular activities, it contributed academically to the educational atmosphere at OHS. During one six weeks period or another, 48% of the juniors were recognized as honor students. As money-making projects the class picked corn and managed several concession stands. Profits were also netted from the production of three plays in November. Juniors combined zest and zeal to state “So the Jury Was Hung”, “The Storm”, and “The Ghost of Pumpkin Holler.” Also in November, the Class of’72 participated in Polk County Government Day. Campaigns for county offices and mock elections provided initial appeal in this event, which proved to be fun, interesting, and informative. Perhaps the cooperation and friendliness between the 51 juniors is best shown by their successful mission to alleviate classmate Margie Simonsen’s stay in the hospital. “A gift a day” was the plan directed by the class and Margie can validate its success. As Spring approached the Class of ’72 began preparations for the May 1 junior-senior banquet and prom. A Dutch theme provided the guideline for transforming the auditorium into “Tulip Time.” Windmills, gates, bridges, wooden shoes, and tons of gorgeous tulips created a unique and lovely spring atmosphere for the banquet and prom. As juniors reflected on the night, they realized it as a wonderful climax to a truly active and rewarding school year. JUNIORS 12

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Monty Jones Betty Kresha Mary Kresha Michelle Kresha Steve Kumpf Debbie Larson Russell Larson Sue Lieberman Mary Lisko Becky McDonald Colin McKeag Barb McMeekin School Leadership Sally Mills Cindy Nahrstedt Delores Nelson Randy Neujahr Val Ransom Jackie Rowan Shirley Runquist Gordon Schott u Gambles Osceola Cleaners