Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1974 volume:

NOSTALGIA 1974 The Bulldog Osceola High School Osceola, Nebraska TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 2 Seniors 3 Underclassmen 13 Sports 23 Activities 37 Faculty 59 Picture Pages 63 January 27, 1974 marked the passing of a distinguished Osceola native, Dr. Charles W. Jeffrey, whose generosity helped make possible a new elementary school building. A man who believed in education and the youth of Osceola, Dr. Jeffrey bequested $140, 700 for the building fund. Dr. Jeffrey wanted to repay the community for furnishing him with an education he might not have otherwise received. He was the last living member of the Osceola High School class of 1902. It is to this man and his ideals that we dedicate this annual, NOSTALGIA 1974. We also wish to say our thank you by dedicating NOSTALGIA 1974 to the ' foreseeing voters of School District 19 who passed the bond issue approving the construction of a new Jr. -Sr. High School. It is the foresight of these electors which stands as proof of their interest in the quality of our education. The present building, constructed in 1913 and soon to be replaced by a modern structure, serves as a reminder of past days and people who make-up the true nostalgia of Osceola High School. August 31, 1970: Forty eager students entered the halls of OHS as freshmen members of the class of 1974. First National Bank SUSAN MARLENE ASCHE Band 1,2,3,4: Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Everyday People 3,4; Track 2,3,4; State Participant 2,3; Volleyball 2, 3,4; Statistician 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 2; Class Play 4. JEANETTE LOUISE CERNY Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Track 2,3,4; State Participant 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; Class Play 4; Musical 1. Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Band Council 3; Harvest of Harmony Candidate 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Cheerleader 2; Track 2,3,4; State Participant 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Statistician 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; dramatics 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; Quill and Sc-oll 2; Class Play 4; Musical 1. STEVEN LEE CARLSON Boys Glee 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All Conference 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3; Officer 3; Head Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; 2nd Homecoming Attendant 4; MOD Representative 4. PAUL THOMAS CERNY Boys Glee 1,4; Mixed Chorus 1. April 10, 1972: Freshmen class held an Easter Bake Sale netting $93 in profits. May 1, 1971: Twelve class members served as banquet waiters and waitresses for Tulip Time . First National Bank RALPH KENNETH DAVIS Boys Glee 2,3; Football 1; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3. TIMOTHY RICHARD HOWE Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1 2, 3; Track 1.2. JOHN RAYMOND GIRARD Band 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; State Participant 3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Prom Server 1; Boys State Alternate 3; Class Plays 3,4. ■ ELIZABETH ANN FJELL Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Everyday People 3,4; Track 2; Volleyball 2; Stat. 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Prom Pianist 2; Head Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; 1st Homecoming Attendant 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Musical 1. NORMAN EMORY LARSON Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Track 1; Football 1,2,4; Golf 2; Class Play 4; Musical 1. Several freshmen displayed their musical talents as clowns, gypsies, and circus figures in the all-school production of the musical Carnival.' CHARLES MARK LEMP Band 1,2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; State Participant 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Prom Server Alternate 1; Class Play 4; Musical 1. BARBARA JEAN LISKO Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Class Plays 3,4. NANCY JAYNE MCDONALD Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Golf 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; State Participant 3,4; Mike Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4; Girls State 3; Class Plays 3,4; Musical 1; Regents 4; Valedictorian 4. RONALD RAY McGIMPSEY Boys Glee 1,2; Class Play 4, DAYLENE MARIE MAUTZ Central City 1,2; Osceola 3,4; Band 3,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Stat. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 3; MOD Representative 4; Class Plays 3,4. Freshmen team came from the last ranking to win the Genoa Freshmen Basketball Invitational Tournament. 6 Osceola Bar Association DAVID MICHAEL McMEEKIN Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,; Track 1,2,3. JUDY LYNN NOBLE Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Class Play 4. As sophomores, the class held a remarkably successful pancake feed to earn a total of $404.96. STEVEN THOMAS MONSON Band 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-Conference 2nd Team 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; State Participant 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; All-Conference 2nd Team 3; Class Officer 1,3; Dramatics 4; Graduation Usher 3; Boys State 3; Class Play 4; Mr. Sexy Legs 4. LISA DALE NORTON Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4; Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Officer 4;Dramatics 4; Mike Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 2; Class Play 4; Musical 1; Young Nebraskans singing group 4. May 1, 1971: Class chose and ordered their class rings. RICK LEE MORRIS Boys Glee 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Class Play 4. Osceola Bar Association THOMAS MYRON PETERSON Boys Glee 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; 1st Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Plays 3,4; Regents Alternate 4. Junior girls decorate for Homecoming '72 with the theme Ye Royale Courte. CATHERINE MARY SCHOTT Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Mike Staff 3; Class Plays 3,4; Musical 1; Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow 4. Fall, 1972: Juniors present a hilarious comdey, Our Girls. An afternoon matinee boosted sales to an all time high of $310.68. Kcpner Roberts Funeral Home MERLE DUANE RUNQUIST Boys Glee 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Class Play 4. ELAINE LUCAS SIMONSEN Stromsburg 1,2,3; Osceola 4. KAREN DIANE SCHOTT Girls Glee 1; Track 1,3,4; State Participant 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Class Plays 3,4; Salutatorlan 4. ALAN WAYNE SIPES Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Boys Glee 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4; Everyday People 4; Band Council 4; Officer 4; Folksingers 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; State ■ articlpant 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Class Plays 3,4; Regents Alternate 4, LESTER SCOTT SOLL Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2; Class Play 4. May 18, 1974: The theme, A Night in the Orient,' was colorfully depicted in the annual Jr. --Sr. banquet and prom. Everybody's Everything played for the dance. CLARK EDWARD SNODGRASS Boys Gle e 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Class Officer 1; Student Council 4; Prom Server 1; Class Play 4. MALIA JANE STERUP Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Everyday People 3, 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Musical 1. 9 August 27, 1974: Class of '74 embark on their last year In OHS. Osceola Co-op Oil Association A court room drama, The People Versus Maxine Lowe, was staged as the senior play. MICHAEL EUGENE VANHOOSEN Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Manager 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Musical 1 May 23, 1974: Thirty-nine members of the class of 1974 received their aiptomas and are graduated from Osceola High School. Farmer's Co-op Grain Company DEBRA KAY TONNIGES Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Track 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; All-Conference 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Prom Server 1; 2nd Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Play 4; Musical 1. KATHLEEN ANN WARREN Girls Glee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Play 4. MARIE CATHERINE TWOREK Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 4. EDWARD DAVID WATTS Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Boys Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Band Council 3; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; State Participant 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; Homecoming King 4; Class Plays 3,4. VICKI SUE WIESMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Track 2; Stat. 4; .Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Mascot 2; Dramatics 4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Server 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Play 4. CLASS MOTTO: The past forever gone; the future still our own. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Daylene Mautz Alan Sipes Tom Peterson Dave Watts President Vice President Secretary Treasurer LORRE JEAN WOB1G Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Volleyball 2; Statistician 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Prom Server 1; Quill and Scroll 2; Class Play 4; Musical 1. THOMAS LEE YUNGDAHL Boys Glee 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Everyday People 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; State Participant 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 4; Class Play 4. CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Roses CLASS COLORS: Blue and Yellow ROBERT JAMES ZELASNEY Boys Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Everyday People 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 4; Prom Server 1; Class Plays 3,4. Chat and Chow Cafe Arloa's Town House n Graduating Class 1974 Graduation Lament Nancy McDonald Valedictorian Today's the day I graduate; To this school I come no more. This, my goal of the last 12 years, Is what I ve been waiting for. The days were laced with fun and games Along with my growing up; I've developed a personality— I've had to measure up. Not only to tests and teachers — Had to make it with my peers; And now that the struggle is over, I feel like shedding tears. I'm going to miss my classmates And the teacher's constant calls; I'm going to miss the notes and such We passed along the halls. But with the diploma comes a sad Thought growing inside of me . My adolescent years are gone — I must now face reality. Grace E. Layne Karen Schott Salutatorian Monson Animal Hospital Osceola Implement Juniors Add Leadership Carita Peterson Rachel Boden Pam Watts Robin Walgren President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Debbie Asche Doug Augustine Rachel Bachenberg J Gary Boruch Dan Campbell Julie Carlson Kathy Cemper Debbie Cliffords Mitch Coffin Doug Draeger Denise Dunn J Ron Fujan Jim Gabel Jo Anne Gissler Chet Graham Debbie Heiden Jean Heindryckx Steve Ienn David Jinright Rue Johnson Alar isslerMrisurar Font anp.llp. MvhruU-WPS Pptpr n Steve Johnson Jeff Johnston Janice Ke y Patty Klaus Dale Kreis Susanne Lemp Margie Lux Duane Mangelsen Mike McMeekin Michelle McMeekin John Meister Curtis Mickey Greg Nahrstedt Daryl Nelson Doyle Nelson Gayle Neujahr Nancy Oquist v Dale Roehrs Jody Rowan Bob Runquist As Upperclassmen School is what you make it. Davis Electric Eikenhorst Implement Fertilizer 15 When the Juniors reminisce about their 1973-1974 school year they will reflect with satisfaction upon their accomplishments. Class members participated and excelled in football, basketball, wrestling, boys’ and girls' track and volleyball. They were outstanding in vocal and instrumental music groups and let the student body academically. The class play, Up The Down Staircase , and the speech contests gave many juniors the opportunity to show their talents. The play, which held two performances, was directed by Mrs. Tomasevicz and aided by Mrs. Chapman. The money making projects in previous years made the Class’s Homecoming and Prom events to be long remembered. The sponsors of this class must not be forgotten with their patience and leadership that directed this Junior class. 25 sacks please, Debbie. Hurry! V Bryon Schmoker Linda Schott Mike Schott Cindy Simonsen Donna Stachura c Bill Sterup v Ray Urban Laird Watkins Ron, is your concentration reallyon the game? liart r.i InnalH't Vicki Augustine Susie Bryan Irene Davis C. J. Dunn Jane Gabel Rich Hayes Dave Herrmann Joyce Jacobsen Steve Johnston Debbie Klaus Christine Kresha Vicki Kucera Pam Marak Kevin Marsh Buddy Mautz Patty McGimpsey Marilyn Potter Becky Reese Julie Richards Susan Schmoker Sophomores Look Forward to New Building Doug Peterson Denise Snodgrass Kent Rodene Ron Jones President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Osceola Record Builders Supply Company 17 Open your mouth, close your eyes, for you I have a big surprise. The smallest class in high school, the sophomores, made a significant place for themselves in high school life. A more experienced class again entered into school and extracurricular activities with zest and enthusiasm as they had done in their first year in OHS. The thirty-two member class contributed greatly to the athletic and music departments. Despite their size, the rest of the school certainly knew the class was around. The sophomores really lived up to their motto, We may be a small class, but we have a lot of class. Their original float received the third place prize in the senior division of the Homecoming parade. For the first year the sophomore class did not hold the annual pancake feed. Instead the class of 1976 began to raise money for their prom next year with other projects. May was the month for a bake sale and a car wash by the class. Life is sweet just because of the friends we have made, and the things which in common we share, We want to live on, not because our ourselves, but because of people who care. It's giving and doing for somebody else--on that all life's splendor depends. And the joy of this world, when we've summed it all up, is found in the making of friends. --Author Unknown Mike Smith Rob Sterup Sue Throckmorton Susan Tworek Gary Warren Mary Jo Wieseman Jim Winslow Do you have to sneeze, Mary Jo? Smith Grain Company Tonniges Chevrolet Lee Ray Augustine Luann Augustine Allene Baer Bill Bender Dan Bond Rich Boruch Teresa Campbell Greg Cliffords Nedine Draeger Roxanne Gissler Tammi Hiemer John Jarmin Ricky Johnson Beth Jones Murray Jones Michael Kaczor Susan Kaczor Jim Klein Dan Kreis Bradley Lamb Freshmen Eagerly Enter O.H.S. Reggi Mentink Mark Schott Ann Thornton Devon Carlson President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Osceola Body Shop Osceola Cleaners Stanley Lamb Carrie Loken Jayne Nelson Bonnie Noble Steve Peterson Patti Roehrs Dale Runquist Gaylen Schmoker Cindy Schott Russell Sigler Peggy Tindall Susie Wyman You there, hiding in the corner, what’s your grade?” No, Sir. I'm a freshman, Sir. Ah hah, one of the lowest of the low! Yes, Sir, anything you say, Sir. On August 27, 1973, there entered into OHS the new freshmen class expecting a similar scene as pictured above to happen to them everyday when meeting with upperclassmen. But to the utter suprise of these poor creatures, these overlords of the halls were human. That was the impression, however, only until the bon fire which has got to be the most terrifying night in the life of a freshman. Somehow on this night perfectly normal people turn into the monsters the class expected from the beginning. Don't get the wrong impression. The freshmen aren't complaining because they can’t wait until next year to do the same thing. One must admit the class of 1977 had some pretty great accomplishments in their first year of high school. For example, the freshmen volleyball team finished their season with a 5-1 record which is superior for an inexperienced team. The boys of the class had a successful basketball season winning both of their games and finishing second in the freshmen-sophomore tournament. However, one must also agree that there was a lot of help from the sophomores in this endeavor. A flute trio of freshmen girls received a superior rating at district music contest. This really came as a surprise to the group after a previous poor performance in band. The class have had many memorable times in their first year of high school and hope to have many more. Roxanne Gissler 20 Bush's Drug Store Burt and Dee's Bar FIRST ROW: Kim Boden, Debra Bryan, Pam Bryan, Scott Conkling, Judy Gabel, Amy Graham, Jamie Graham, JohnHeind-ryckx, Janet Hiemer. SECOND ROW: Jill Hiemer, Todd Hiemer, Sonia Ienn, Cheryl Johansen, Kelley Johansen, Amy Johnson, Ray Johnson, Patty Lisko, Ricky Loken. THIRD ROW: Carl Mangelson, Russell Miller, Melanie Oquist, Brenda Peterson, Phyllis Potter, Randy Reese, Jon Richards, Neal Roehrs, Carmen Schott. FOURTH ROW: Pat Schott, Sheryl Schott, Scot Sipes, Paula Smith, JeanSoukup, Darla Sterup, Karen Sterup, David Triggs, Ken Tworek. FIFTH ROW: Danny Watts, Peggy Watts, Rick Watts, Janet Wieseman. EITHTH GRADE Junior High FIRST ROW: Nancy Asche, Shari Augustine, Sarah Bender, George Boruch, Alan Bryan, Brenda Bryan, Delores Cemper, Barbie Cerny, Catherine Cerny, Doug Coffin. SECOND ROW: Lori Coffin, Steve Davis, Denise Gabriel, Connie Girard, Bob Grossnicklaus, Joanie Hayes, Paul Hennings, Jim Holt, Sheryl Jinright, Tamra Johansen. THIRD ROW: Tim Johansen, Deraid Johnson, Troy Johnson, Mark Jones, Jim Kelly, Mike Klaus, Tony Kresha, David Krzycki, Judy Kucera, Barbara Loken. FOURTH ROW: Janna Marsh, Julie Meister, Glenn Miller, John Miller, Bernardine Nitsch, Ricky Nordstrom, Joni Ransom, Susie Rempe, Kelli Soli, Kim Stromberg. FIFTH ROW: Duane Tonniges, Joyce VanHoosen, Scott Watts, Gregg Wieseman, Lyndon Wieseman, Jerome Zelasney. NOT PICTURED: Dana Augustine, Mike Vcelik. SEVENTH GRADE Gambles Lewis Mobil 21 Was that a streaker? Don't they usually have desks in school? When I'm with you I feel 10 feet tall. Or is it 10 inches? Five mistakes and I haven't even started to type yet! 22 Lepp and Larson Inc. of Polk Co. Dan Kelly, Ford Representative BACK ROW : Chet Graham, Gary Boruch, Jeff Johnston, Tom Yungdahl, Tom Peterson, Mitch Coffin, Ron Fujan, Steve Carlson, Alan Sipes, Dave Watts, Steve Monson, Doyle Nelson, Daryl Nelson, Curtis Mickey, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Habben. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chapman, Mike Van Hoosen, Dan Campbell, Laird Watkins, Steve Johnson, Chuck Lemp, Dale Roehrs, Ray Urban, Norman Larson, Tim Gabel, Dave Herrmann, Greg Nahrstedt. FRONT ROW: Doug Augustine, Mike Smith, Rich Hayes, Rob Sterup, Lee Ray Augustine, Danny Bond, Mark Schott, Dale Kries, Ricky Johnson, Steve Peterson, Murray Jones, Student Manager: Jin Winslow. Bulldogs Faced Trying Season The first record of a football game played by Osceola was on November 13, 1902. Osceola was defeated by David City 28-0. A quote from the November 6, 1902 Osceola Record statde The boys are beginning to take a little interest in football now, and are practicing nearly every night on the courthouse lawn . In 1973 football captured the interest of 36 boys who made up the gridiron team. It was a disappointing first season for Coach Chapman ending in a 2-7 slate. Assisting Chapman were Larry Johnson and John Habben. Leading the Bulldogs as co-captains were Dave Watts, center, rightguard, and middle guard, and Steve Monson, halfback and tight end. The season produced 25 lettermen consisting of 9 Seniors, 13 Juniors, 2 Sophomores, and 1 Freshman. A11-Conference honors were awarded to Ron Fujan, defensive linebacker and offensive tackle. Dispite a dismal season Osceola received much support from students and fans. Alan Sipes Tom Yungdahl Tom Peterson Mike Van Hoosen 24 Harry Lees' Realty Cengas Chuck Lemp Dave Watts Norman Larson Steve Monson Steve Carlson Interest in football was just beginning in 1902 with admission 15$ and ladies free. Today the spirit and enthusiasm has grown to make football the number one sport in American and one of the OHS favorites. Osceola 6 0 0 0 9 6 13 0 13 12 36 12 Rowan Plumbing and Heating SEASON RECORD Opponent Genoa 19 Cedar Rapids 6 Stromsburg 17 Fullerton 2 Palmer 14 Henderson 20 Silver Creek 0 Polk 20 Clarks 6 B TEAM Stromsburg 12 Clarks 0 Polk 8 Cover-U-All 25 Steve Carlson Steve Monson Tom Peterson Bulldogs Eastern Division Champs The OHS 1973-74 basketball team, under the direction of head coach Larry Johnson and assistant coach Peter Chapman had a fine season and accumulated a record of 11-8. The team was lead by captain Steve Carlson who averaged better than 20 points a game. The team came home with the second place trophy from the Goldenrod Conference Tournament, but were the Conference Eastern Division champs with an unblemished 4-0 record. Coach Johnson named 5 seniors and 3 juniors as lettermen. Steve Carlson was named to the first team all -conference roster while Steve Monson and Jeff Johnston were given second team recognition. Steve Carlson led all scorers with 395 points and runner-up Steve Monson compiled 255 points over the season. Steve Carlson also led in the rebounding department with 273 and was followed by Jeff Johnston with 124. The Jr. Varsity ended the year with a fine 9-5 record, losing 3 of its 5 losses by 1 point. BACK ROW : Mr. Johnson, Tom Peterson, Chet Graham, Steve Carlson, Alan Sipes, Jeff Johnston, Ron Fujan, Mr. Chapman. FRONT ROW: Doyle Nelson, Rob Sterup, Greg Nahrestdt, Steve Monson, Steve Johnson, Daryl Nelson, Bob Zelasney. Alan Sipes Bob Zelasney BASKETBALL RECORD 72 Fullerton 68 72 Genoa 71 Osceola Opponent 47 Henderson 52 76 Lakeview 77 82 Cedar Rapids 67 105 Shelby 68 66 St. Edward 68 82 Stromsburg 79 Goldenrod Tournament 79 Silver Creek 66 54 Polk 48 67 Aurora 91 83 St. Edward 52 59 Sutton 56 74 Genoa 87 53 Aquinas 78 District Tournament 68 Polk 56 61 Friend 58 75 Clarks 78 52 Henderson 74 Hey fans. . .I'm over here! BACK ROW: Mr. Chapman, Dan Bond, Rich Hayes, Dale Roehrs, Doug Peterson, Reggie Mentink, Dave Herrmann. FRONT ROW: Devon Carlson, Mark Schott, Greg Cliffords, Steve Peterson, John Zelasney. BACK ROW: Mr. Habben, Dale Runquist, LeeRay Augustine, Rick Johnson, Kevin Marsh, Mike Van Hoosen. MIDDLE ROW: Merle Runquist, Dave Watts, Chuck Lemp, Mitch Coffin, Jim Gable, Mike Smith. FRONT ROW: Bob Runquist, Mike McMeekin, John Girard, Ray Urban, Duane Mangelsen, DanKreis. Redwood Motel Grapplers Send Three to State This year the Osceola wrestling team finished their dual season with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. In tournament competition the OHS grapplers finished the end of the season strongly taking first at the Palmer Invitational and finishing fifth at the district tournament. This last meet qualified three wrestlers for the state meet. Under their first-year coach, Jonathan Habben, the boys showed great spirit and determination. As the year progressed the team gained more experience and improved greatly. At the end of the year the wrestlers selected their honorary team captain, most valuable wrestler, and most improved wrestler. Chuck Lemp was selected as team captain and also as the most improved wrestler. Ray Urban was selected as the most valuable wrestler as he captured 41 points for Osceola in dual competition. DISTRICT MEDAL WINNERS Mike Smith Chuck Lemp John Girard Mike McMeekin Amity Lanes Norm Larson SENIOR 8-11-0 Merle Runquist SENIOR 22-33-2 Dave Watts SENIOR 16-10-0 SEASON RECORD 35 Palmer 32 47 Palmer Invitational OSCEOLA OPPONENT 21 David City 30 1st of 4 teams 45 Columbus Lakeview 16 24 Stromsburg 27 43i District Tournament 24 David City Aquinas 37 28 Clarks Invitational -- 5th of 9 teams 27 Stromsburg 24 7th of 12 teams 0 State Tournametn 36 Wolbach 30 14 Burg Invitational -- No Placing 15 Newman Grove 40 8th of 10 teams Chuck Lemp SENIOR State Participant 22-23-0 - - John Girard SENIOR State Participant 42-25-1 Mike Smith State Participant 29 Steve Monson SENIOR Alan Sipes SENIOR State Participant Mike Van Hoosen SENIOR Dave Watts SENIOR State Participant Tom Yungdahl SENIOR Bob Zelasney SENIOR Boys’ Track The Boys’ State Track Meet in Omaha climaxed the track season for the OHS thinclads. Osceola placed 25th out of 128 class C schools competing in the annual event. Steve Monson garnered the only points for Osceola when he hurled the discus 142-9, his career best, which earned him third place honors. Dave Watts was unable to place in the mile run, but was clocked by two coaches at 4:43.9 which betters the school record of 4:44. 0 previously held by Charles Roberts. Following is a summary of the year's larger meets: Polk Invitational -3rd of 11; Conference-5th of 10; Polk County-2nd of 4; District-5th of 14. Osceola had a relatively successful season. Many performances were generally consistent. Much credit is due head coach Peter Chapman and assistant Willard Jensen for the time and work they put into the OHS track program and for keeping up the boys' spirit and will power. BACK ROW : Coach Chapman, Steve Johnson, Curtis Mickey, Mitch Coffin, Tom Yungdahl, Alan Sipes, Dave Watts, Steve Monson, Ron Fujon, Mike VanHoosen, Coach Jensen. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Sterup, Greg Nahrstedt, Rob Sterup, Rich Hayes, Dave Herrmann, Rick Johnson, Bob Zelasney. FRONT ROW: Dan Bond, DeVon Carlson, John Zelasney, Greg Cliffords, Russell Sigler, Dan Kreis, 30 BACK ROW: Deb Asche, Debbi Tonniges, Tammi Hiemer, Carita Peterson, Ann Cemy, JoAnne Gissler, Vicki Kucera, Susie Bryan, Teresa Campbell, Jody Rowan, Julie Carlson. SECOND ROW: Susie Wyman, Nancy Oquist, Sue Asche, Denise Dunn, Nadine Draeger, Jane Nelson, Susan Kaczor, Jane Gable, Denise Snodgras, LuAnn Augustine, Sue Yungdahl. FRONT ROW: Margie Lux, Peggy Tindall, Pam Marak, Cindy Schott, Ann Thornton, Linda Schott, Jean Heindryckx, Sue Lemp. SEATED: Beth Fjell, Ms. Meyer, Rachel Boden. Volleyball Girls Win Trophy You've come a long way, baby! Girls' sports have really come a long way as the OHS volleyball team showed us this year ending the season with a 9-5 record. The girls were coached by Ms. Jean Meyer who shared the girls' enthusiasm for the sport. Determination, excellent coaching and energetic fans helped the girls bring home a third place trophy from the Conference Tournament. Denise Dunn's skill won her the honor of all-conference. JoAnne Gissler was named to the honorable mention team. Although the girls were excited about their past record they are looking forward to next year and an even better season. SENIOR PLAYERS Debbi Tonniges Sue Asche Ann Cemy SEASON RECORD Osceola Opponent 0 Cedar Rapids 2 2 Genoa 0 2 Silver Creek 1 0 Stromsburg • 2 3 Stromsburg Invitational 5 2 Fullerton 0 2 Clarks 0 4 Conference Tournament 4 3 District Tournament 2 31 JR. VARSITY TEAM FRESHMAN TEAM • Teamwork was the major factor which helped make the girls track season this year a great success. In the past three years the girls have never been defeated in either a duel or triangular meet. This year they recieved three trophies; 1st place at the Polk County meet, 1st place at the Goldenrod Conference meet in Central City, and 1st place at the District meet which was held at Norfolk. Along with receiving trophies, medals, and ribbons, several girls came home with sunburns. During this track season almost all of the previous school records were either tied or broken. Girls Continue 32 Master Mix Jim McCoy Mert's Appliance and TV Oberg Shop Sue Asche SENIOR Ann Cerny SENIOR State Participant Karen Schott was one of the girls who qualified for the State track meet in North Platte. She competed in the 50 yard dash, the 220 yard dash, where she placed 6th with the time of 26. 4. She also participated in the long jump, where she placed 4th with a jump of 16 ft 8 in., and she was the first leg of the 880 yard relay. Vicki Kucera placed 2nd in the shot put at the District meet which also qualified her for the State track meet. Jo Anne Gisler, Jenny Cemy, and Ann Cerny were the remaining three girls in the 880 yard relay which participated in the State meet. The relay placed third in the Class C Division with the time of 1. 46:3. This time broke last years State record and bettered the school record by 5 seconds. Jenny Cemy SENIOR State Participant Karen Schott SENIOR State Participant Undefeated Stretch 880 yard relay team Vicki Kucera Sophomore State Participant BACK ROW: Coach Chapman, Allene Bear, Peggy Tindall, Jane Gable, Karen Schott, Robin Walgren Jenny Cerny, Sue Asche, Tammi Hiemer. FRONT ROW: Denise Dunn, Vicki Augustine, Sue Yungdahl, Deb Asche, Jayne Nelson, Jo Anne Gissler, Ann Cemy, Vicki Kucera, Teresa Campbell. Muse Theater Anderson Floor Covering Johansen Jack Jill 33 the agony of defeat. The thrill of victory. . . John Boy and the rest of the Waltons. 34 Norman Leach Pioneer Seeds Archie Klein Insurance Co. Osceola Hotel and Barber Shop Which one of you is Wanda? I solemly swear to tell the truth. . . But Coach, I would have gotten my uniform dirty! Jack fill Lester Anderson Barber Johnson Plumbing and Heating 35 PEP CLUB OFFICERS .Jody Rowan Treasurer Lynn Watts Secretary Ann Cerny Vice President Lorre Wobig President The spirit of OHS was boosted this year by new pep club uniforms. The spirit stick received at clinic by our 5 Varsity cheerleaders helped to promote this spirit and continue it through the entire year. A breakfast was given for all the football players by the Seniors girls. It was given before the Burg game to show the support for the team Honor pepper awards this year went to Sue Asche, Deb Asche Julie Carlson, Denise Dunn, Carita Peterson, Robin Walgren, Jean Heindryckx, and Jane Gable. An added activity for the pep club was raising money for the Easter Seals Society. Two blanket tossed were held during Basketball games and the money collected was sent to the telethon which was held on KOLN-KGIN TV. Morning Has Broken” was the theme for the Homecoming dance and the Juniors carried out the theme by decorating the gym appropriately. The final event of the pep club year was the annual Athletic Banquet. The theme for the banquet was Sports Round-up” and the guest speaker was Mark Ahman, the sports announcer from KOLN-KGIN TV. It is hoped that this spirit will be continued next year and in the years to come. Pep Club Promotes New Spirit 38 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jenny Cerny Debbi Tonniges Beth Fjell Vicki Wieseman Pam Watts BULLDOG MASCOT Rachel Bachenberg JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Irene Davis Vicki Augustine Mary Jo Wieseman Marilyn Potter 39 Marching and Concert Bands O. H. S. Harvest of Harmony Candidate, Ann Cemy. Receive Superior Ratings STAGE BAND: Superior BACK ROW: J. Meister, A. Sipes, S. Throckmorton, D. Herrmann, V. Kucera, S. Johnson, D. Watts. MIDDLE ROW: C. Peterson, R. Johnson, T. Campbell, N. Larson, D. Kreis. FRONT ROW: Mr. Harrenstein, A. Cerny, D. Draeger, D. Tonniges, L. Schott, D. Dunn. Small Groups The OHS band began their marching season with performances in the Harvest of Harmony parade and marching contest. A heart formation was a special feature while the band harmonized with My Cherie Amour. Then the show picked up with lively two-stepping to Light My Fire and Black and White. The judges awarded a one rating to the OHS band. The marchers then began preparations for the Pershing State High School Marching Band Festival. Some revisions were made, but the routine remained basically the same. In tough competition the bandsman received a 2+. As winter came so same concert band. For the first time in many years, Osceola received a superior (1) for their contest performance of Imperatrix and Bandology. Two concerts featuring a variety of numbers were greatly enjoyed by the audiences. Seniors Lisa Norton, Alan Sipes, and Dave Watts were selected by band director Jerry Harrenstein as Outstanding Bandsmen. A river picnic on May 20 completed band year on a note of fun. 42 Denise Dunn MAJORETTES Jo Anne Gissler Carita Peterson Margie Lux NEW HORIZONS: Excellent TOP ROW: Steve Johnson, Dale Roehrs, Mitch Coffin, John Meister. MIDDLE ROW: Jody Rowan, Steve Ienn, Deb Asche, Dale Kreis, Carita Peterson. FRONT ROW : Margie Lux, Jean Heindryckx, Mike McMeekin, Lynn Watts, Rachel Bachenberg. Perform Well EVERYDAY PEOPLE: Superior TOP ROW: Chuck Lemp, Debbi Tonniges, Norm Larson, Ann Cerny, Lorre Wobig, Tom Yungdahl, Beth Fjell, Dave Watts, Jenny Cerny, Mike Van Hoosen. BOTTOM ROW: Alan Sipes, Sue Asche, Bob Zelasney, Mali a Sterup, Rachel Bachenberg. 43 BOYS'GLEE: Excellent TOP ROW: D. Peterson, R. Mentink, D. Watts, A. Sipes, T. Yungdahl, N. Larson, D. McMeekin. SECOND ROW: S. Ienn, R. Sterup, M. Coffin, T. Howe, M. Runquist, M. Van Hoosen, J. Gabel, J. Meister. THIRD ROW: B. Runquist, G. Cliffords, K. Rodene, B. Zelasney, R. Johnson, P. Cemy, S. Peterson. BOTTOM ROW: C. Peterson, accompanist; D. Runquist, J. Zelasney, G. Schmoker, D. Carlson, M. McMeekin, M. Jones, Mrs. Christensen, director. Diligent Practice Pays Off GIRLS' GLEE: Excellent TOP ROW: M. Potter, J. Rowan, A. Cemy, B. Fjell, N. McDonald, L. Norton, C. Sim-onsen, R. Boden, L. Wobig, D. Heiden, R. Gissler, S. Bryan, I. Davis, T. Campbell, T. Hiemer. SECOND ROW: B. Noble, S. Kaczor, N. Draeger, D. Cliffords, D. Asche, J. Noble, D. Stachura, J. Nelson, D. Tonni-ges, K. Cemper, S. Asche, R. Walgren, J. Cerny, D. Mautz, R. Bachenberg, D. Snodgrass. THIRD ROW: J. Jacobson, M. Lux, J. Gabel, S. Yungdahl, S. Wyman, P. Roehrs, V. Augustine, P. Watts, J. Kelly, M. Two-rek, C. Kresha, S. Tworek, D. Dunn, M. Sterup. BOTTOM ROW: C. Peterson, accompanist; J. Gissler, C. Schott, V. Wieseman, L. Augustine, P. Tindall, B. Jones, S. Lemp, M. McMeekin, J. Heindryckx, L. Schott, L. Watts, Mrs. Christensen, director . 44 MIXED CHORUS: Excellent TOP ROW: C. Si monsen, D. Roehrs, N. Larson, T. Yungdahl, A. Sipes, D. Peterson, D. Watts, M. Coffin, L. Norton. SECOND ROW: S. Bryan, A. Cemy, J. Meister, S. Johnson, M. Van Hoosen, S. Ienn, K. Rodene, B. Zelasney, I. Davis, D. Asche. THIRD ROW: S. Asche, R. Walgren, J. Cemy, T. Campbell, J. Rowan, J. Noble, V. Augustine, C. Kresha, M. Lux. BOTTOM ROW: C. Peterson, accompanist; L. Watts, L. Schott, V. Wieseman, R. Bachenberg, S. Lemp, P. Tindall, S. Throckmorton, Mrs. Christensen, director. for Vocal Groups Mrs. Teresa Christensen headed this year's vocal music department. 1973-4 was the first year in which the music departments were under separate direction. The newly organized junior singing group, New Horizons, received a 2 their first year at district contest. Repeating last year's performance rating, Everday People, the senior singers, again were given a superior ranking. The three large choruses, in spite of diligent practice each received an excellent rating. Lisa Norton was Chosen as a member of Young Nebraskans, an elite singing group which will tour the British Isles. Rachel Bachenberg was honored by being accepted to participate in the NMEA choir. The vocal department presented several programs which served as excellent opportunities for numerous groups and individuals to display their talents in song and in some cases bits of comedy. SOLOIST, TOP ROW: Lisa Norton, Superior;Susie Bryan, Excellent. SECOND ROW: Alan Sipes, Good; Tom Yungdahl, Excellent; Norm Larson, Excellent. THIRD ROW; Sue Asche, Superior; Margie Lux, Excellent. BOTTOM ROW: Carita Peterson, Superior. 45 FLUTE QUARTET: Excellent; Irene Davis, Chris Kresha, Deb Asche, Susanne Lemp. CLARINET SOLOS: Julie Carlson, Good; Vicki Augustine, Superior. FLUTE DUET: Excellent; Pam Watts and Rachel Bachenberg. 46 BRASS SEXTET: Excellent;Dave Herrmann, DeVon Carlson, Dave Watts, Mitch Coffin, Jody Rowan, Dale Kreis. FLUTE TRIO: Superior; Sue Yungdahl, Roxanne. Ab- VOCAL DUET: Excellent;Robin Walgren and Rachel sent: Ann Thornton. Bachenberg. WOODWIND QUINTET: Superior; Pam Watts, Susie Bryan, Ann Cemy, Margie Lux, Julie Carlson. 47 For the first time in many years, the annual staff embarked on something new, something different, something out of the ordinary. Realizing the rut they had fallen into concerning the annual and its overall appearance and purpose, the staff decided to make significant modifications and changes. However, for such plans additional finances and the approval of the Board of Education were needed. Before approaching the Board, questionaires were sent to ten surrounding schools about their yearbook policies. Armed with potent information the editors of the annual met with a very receptive group of Board members. The Board generously voted to appropriate $500 for annual purposes. It was decided to contract Mr. Lewis Schott, Jr. to take additional photographs of school activities. The price of annual was raised to $5. These changes paved the way for much needed and an increase from 56 pages to 68 pages. Color and special photographic effects are a new contrast for the reader. The annual staff also performed another first by cosponsoring 'Fifties Day on March 22. The idea for such an activity had its birth in the Student Council, but was nurtured by the annual staff and eventually became a joint project of the two organizations. Many of the nostalgic photographs featured in the annual are products of Fifties Day which was deemed a success by all. An enthusiastic staff devoted many out-of-school hours to this annual in hopes of improving its total outlook. Great improvements and changes can't all be made in one year. However, it is hoped that this year's staff may have set a precedent for future staffs in trying to seek improvement and produce the best annual possible. A special thank-you to our photographer, Jr. Schott. Annual Staff and Student Council BACK ROW: Robin Walgren, Dave Watts, Steve Johnson, Mr. Heine, John Girard, and JoAnne Gissler. FRONT ROW: Ann Cerny, Assistant Editor; Nancy McDonald, Editor; Beth Fjell, Assistant Editor; and Rachel Boden. 48 BACK ROW: Mr. Theis, Sponsor; Tom Yungdahl, Rob Sterup, Dan Campbell, Clark Snodgrass, Dan Bond. FRONT ROW: Lisa Norton, Teresa Campbell, Chris Kresha, Linda Schott. Co-Sponsor “Fifties Day” After a late start, the student council managed to accomplish some of their goals and complete a relatively successful year. The largest undertaking the group attemp--ted was a variety show for charity. Over $100 was earned in the name of the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation. Individuals and groups from the Osceola and David City public schools gave musical, dramatic, and comic performances to make-up the variety show. Along with the annual staff the council sponsored a fun day at OHS featuring the theme of the Fifties. Fads and fashions of the 1950's were once again alive and well and filling the halls of Osceola High. At the time of this writing, the council is working on many projects for next year. The success of these plans is unknown. An attempt is being made to reinstate National Honor Society back into our school. The council is also attempting to further our journalism and speech departments by reactivating the school newspaper, THE MIKE and by forming a drama club which is to lead to Thespians. Next year's members have been elected by the respective classes. Steve Johnson will lead the student council as the new president. 49 King and Queen A Year In looking back. Homecoming 1973 was the highlight of the first semester. The annual event occured on a beautiful fall day with blue skies, warm sun and soft breezes. It was a moment to remember for OHS students and a time for reminiscence by alumi who lined the streets early that afternoon. Homecoming festivities began with a colorful parade through downtown Osceola. The theme was songs and the floats prepared by classes in both buildings were judged by a committee of local adults as they passed in review. Candidates for Homecoming Queen were seated in a convertible driven by math instructor Dennis Valentine and were accompanied by Christy Ericson, daughter of the Marvin Ericson's and Toby Watts, son of the Raymond Watts', as flower girl and crown bearer. The coronation of the Queen and her escort, the Football King, was held at halftime of the Osceola-Silver Creek football game which Osceola won 13-0. Vicki Wieseman and Dave Watts were crowned by last year's royal couple, Connie Urban and Bill Peterson. First attendants were Beth Fjell and Tom Peterson. The second couple was Debbi Tonniges and Steve Carlson. Winners in the float contest were also announced at halftime: Group I competition-1st, 8th grade-Feeling Stronger Every Day; 2nd, Sophomore class-Don't Mess Around With Jim (the Bulldogs); 3rd, Junior class-Leader of the Pack. Group II winners were: 1st, 1st grade-My Coloring Book; 2nd, a tie between 3rd grade Hi've Got a Tiger By the Tail, 4th grade-Dead Skunk in the middle of the Road, and 6th grade-Turn Your Radio On. The evening festivities were climaxed with a school dance in the gym which was beautifully decorated to depict the theme song, Morning Has Broken. Freedom Road provided the music and was enjoyed by all. It was a very special day from beginning to end and one the seniors will want to remember. Homecoming 1973 Second Attendants First Attendants To Remember, 51 BACK ROW: Miss Ahlschwede, LuAnne Augustine, Patti Roehrs, Cathy Schott, Deb Asche. FRONT ROW: Jamie Graham, Carmen Schott, Amy Graham, Sonia Ienn, Nancy Asche, Delores Cemper, Joanie Ransom. Future Homemakers of America The F.H. A. sponsor Marlene Ahlschwede and eight members of F.H .A. attended the District Convention at Genoa last fall. Cathy Schott gave the welcome for our F. H. A. chapter. All the girls installed new district officers and then divided into small groups for discussion on such things as child abuse, drugs, grooming, and planning a wedding. At Christmas time the F.H.A. had a Christmas party where they ate dinner at the school and exchanged gifts. After the meal they went caroling at the Good Samaritan Center. Votes for the 1974-75 officers were cast and the following girls were chosen. Deb Asche received the role of president. LuAnne Augustine was selected as Vice-president. Secretary-treasurer went to Delores Cemper and news reporter will be Carmen Schott. These new officers went to the annual State F.H.A. convention at Lincoln. F. H. A OFFICERS: Miss Ahlschwede, sponsor; Cathy Schott, President; Deb Asche, Vice President; LuAnne Augustine, Activities Leader. FRONT ROW: Carmen Schott, Secretary-Treasurer; Amy Graham, News Reporter. 52 ONE ACT PLAY: 3rd at Conference, Superior at District Rachel Bachenberg Laird Watkins Dave Watts INTERPRETATION OF DRAMA: Conference Participant Dale Roehrs Dan Campbell Linda Schott Julie Carlson Ron Fujan Nancy Oquist Speech and Dramatics INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANTS DUET ACTING 1st at Conference, Good at District Lisa Norton Ann Cerny Steve Monson-ORIGINAL PUBLIC ADDRESS: Conference Participant. Rob Sterup-EXTEMPORANEOUS: 3rd at Conference, Superior at District, State Participant. Carita Peterson-INTEPRETATION OF PROSE LITERATURE: 5th at Conference, Excellent at District. Nancy McDonald-EXTEMPORANEOUS: 4th at Conference, Superior at District, State Participant. SEATED: Vicki Wieseman-ORIGINAL PUBLIC ADDRESS: 1st at Conference, Excellent at District. Robin Walgren-INFORMATIVE PUBLIC SPEAKING: 4th at Conference, Good at District. Rachel Bachenbert -POETRY: 3rd at Conference, Excellent at District. 53 Eiffel Tower greets guests. Reflection of a Paris landmark. Evening in Paris Scenic walkway. Evening in Paris was the theme picked by the Junior Class for the 1974 Prom. Decorations to carry out the theme resembled two sidewalk cafes with a fountain between them. A starry blue sky above the sidewalk canopies gave the scene an evening effect. Candle lit tables and scenic murals of the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral brough romance into the picture. Starting the enchanting evening the Juniors and Seniors marched into French music played by AlleneBaer. After being seated, the guest enjoyed the Freshman servers: Teresa Campbell, Tammi Heimer, Cindy Schott, Ann Thornton, Peggy Tindall, Susie Wyman, Dan Bond, Richard Boruch, DeVon Carlson, Reggie Mentink, Mark Schott, and John Zelasney; performance of a can-can dance for Ray, mind your manners! Prom Servers '74 entertainment. They were attired in traditional French waitresses and waiters outfits. Dinner was then served, beginning with red wine (red grape juice), tossed salad, and cheese and crackers as appitizers. A delicious French meal served by the Juniors mothers followed. The program consisted of Alan Sipes reading the Senior Wills, Rachel Boden giving the Senior Class Prophecy, and climaxing the program was Dennis Valentine with an enjoyable speech. Following the banquet Blackberry Winter performed for the dance. Oh rah for our dear OHS Lean on me Smile Pretty, Jo, Not now my mom’s watching! Sounds good. Chuck. 56 HELLO, Hello, hello. . . 57 Our three beauties. That sure is a funny looking flute. Deb. How do you keep them down on the farm after they've seen Paree? 58 9 Marlene Ahlschwede Home Economics Donald Andelt Mathematics Science Glen Cederberg Guidance Social Studies Marcia Chapman Language Arts Faculty Suggests Curriculum Changes Peter Chapman Social Studies, P. E., Coach Teresa Christensen Vocal Music Jon Habben Social Studies, Dr. Tr., Coach Jerrold Harrenstein Instrumental Music Charles Hays Industrial Arts Dean Heine Business Education Frances Inness Special Reading 60 Larry Johnson Science Coach Willard Jensen Science Sharman Joseph English Jean Meyer Language Arts, P. E., Coach to Fit New Building •;V If. H it . Jean Peterson Mathematics Larry Theis Amy Tomasevics English Media Art Language Arts Dennis Valentine Mathematics Business Education 61 Virgil Bugbee Superintendent Kenneth Sipes Principal Personnel Helps Make Our Days A Little Brighter Evelynne Oberg SECRETARY John Cemy CUSTODIAN COOKS Helen Gondringer, Helen Peterson, Zola Finecy, Darlene Johnson. BUS DRIVERS Bob Grossnicklaus Leonard Mrkvicka Stan Triggs Merv Ransom Morris Richards Dean Buffington Leonard Mrkvicka CUSTODIAN 62 Super Spy Associates Legs have never been prettier. Victory is sweet. Dale: Pictures, pictures, I hate pictures! Sleeping on the job, Mrs. Christensen? Our local Mafia leaders. Practice makes perfect. Keep that bib handy, Pete. Osceola Weight Watchers Just another cute face in the crowd. Awarded best skit of the year. Well take on any 8-man team. Fifties Fun. Merle, your bonnet's tied for once. But it's so easy. A Bulldog in action. Gee, you dance divinely. 67 The Way We Were 68 6 inter collegicite press, inc. if ! .v !! w J. mm r.fi wmWMmMu WM ■ i w .' • •. jij wlK X s 1 f IWi7 WFM ; B i •I 0 v X • • ‘ • - j i - ■ : ■ , - : - I I 1 I : ■ I i l_____________________________________________________________________________________ ; i _— — — _ I _ 1 11 waii 3 V- .• .% • • j • I Ev i TOJ ; 1 i fif- 1' 4 fi tin ’■ L ■ • IGf ' t J-fc 1.3} -ifft ■• • i , I 1 ,!i J M . ,‘S • ' 1] . m u • r, «J{ “ }• ■. |1 J J-l ’ •. ‘ ■■■V- • ' I � { • j 33 ’ • R Bln ; ; tlu‘ :' . 4 i {zf - • ♦ Jln.i!:; ;� • • f R , 44—'rjafc ia 'ifhlzi' • 4 • ? i .4 1 ; % |r •• . 4 '« ■ !..• • hid • ..'vi K21 ■-■ . J. : . Ji till 1 -J . -� • HI MA ' T? 4 I . _____________________________________________________________________________1 -4 • 5 h- J • ' f V | PH • .-Vi a' . • ? .’? . lifi J f;| , . t ': J 1 . I ! •. • Ml . 3 A • . tluil