Osceola High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Osceola, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1977 volume:

THE'BULLDOQ Osceola High School Osceola, Nebraska 1 1 2 3 5 6 New Principal Heads Faculty After twenty-one years as the secondary principal, Kenneth Sipes stepped up to the job of superintendent of the Osceola Public School system. A new member to the faculty, Michael Burger, became the new secondary principal. Also, the administration was joined by two more newcomers, Don Cook as elementary principal and Louise Wheeler as administrative secretary. During the past year, the members of the faculty, along with students and citizens of the community, were involved with the North Central Evaluation of the Osceola Public School system. All participants were divided into several committees and each group was responsible for evaluating a certain aspect of the school system in both grade and high schools. Top: elementary principal, Don Cook;secondary principal, Michael Burger;superintendent, Kenneth Sipes;and secre-’ tary, Louise Wheeler. Bottom: guidance counselor, Royce Schaeffer 8 VOCATIONAL ARTS: Dean Heine, Margaret Norton and Charles Hayes MUSIC: Stephen Smolik and Teresa Christensen 9 MATH and SCIENCE: David Bowman, Willard Jensen, Dennis Valentine, Jean Peterson and Donald Andelt Top-ART AND SOCIAL SCIENCES: Cecile Waldman and Jon Habben Midd LANGUAGE ARTS: Marcia Chapman, Rebecca Scheele, Allen Mar-quart, Debra Watts and Larry Theis Bottom-PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Peter Chapman and Gail Harmon 10 11 Left to Right: H. Peterson, A. Cerny, E. Jones, L. Larson, and P. Reisdorff Not Pictured: Darlene Johnson Left to Right: M. Richards, R. Grossnicklaus, M. Davis, E. Tonniges, G. Shephard, H. Galus SENIORS Lee Ray Augustine LuAnn Augustine Daniel Bond Seniors Finally Reach Goal Richard Boruch Teresa Campbell DeVon Carlson Greg Cliffords G. William Day Nedine Draeger Roxanne Gissler Commencement Exercises HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tuesday, May 17, 1977 8:00 P. M. PROGRAM Processional ................................... Steve Davis Invocation ....................................... Fr. Thomas Daly Salutatory .............................. Beth Kristin Jones “Weekend In New England ..............................DeVon Carlson Valedictory .................................Nedine Draeger Address_________________________________ Dr. Anne Campbell Nebraska Commissioner of Education “My Way ................................- Dream Weavers Presentation of Class...............Michael Burger, Principal Granting of Diplomas....................... Donald Yungdahl President, Board of Education Benediction................................Fr. Thomas Daly Recessional .................................... Steve Davis is CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... DeVon Carlson ... Beth Jones Gres: Cliffords ... Mark Schott CLASS MOTTO - “Today Let Me Live Well; No One Knows What May Be Tomorrow.” CLASS COLORS..................Dark Green and Light Green CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose Ricky Johnson Beth Jones Murray Jones 16 r ; Valedictorian Nedine Draeger and Salutatorian Beth Jones. Patricia Roehrs Dale Runquist Steven Peterson V Mk Gaylen Schmoker Cynthia Schott Senior Summaries LEE RAY AUGUSTINE Band Council 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2;Football 1,2,3,4;Wrestling 1,2,3,4;O-Club 3; Class Play 3; Homecoming 2nd Attendant 4 LUANN KAY AUGUSTINE Band l,2,3,4;Twirler 3,4; Girls’ Glee l,2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 3,4;Triple Trio 3,4;Girls’ Track 2;Volleyball l,2;PepClub 1,2,3,4;Class Play 3;FHA 1,2,3; FHA Vice-Pres. 2; FHA Activities Chairman 1 DANIELF. BOND Football 1,2,3,4; FB All-Conf.; FB Honorable Mention All-State; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys’Track 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Cheerleader 1;O-Club 3,4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 4; Boys’ State 3; Prom Server 1; Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach 4 RICHARD C. BORUCH Student Council 4; Prom Server 1; Class Vice-Pres. 2 TERESA MARIE CAMPBELL Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1; Honor Band 3;Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Choir 3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Twirler 3; Girls’ Track 1; Volleyball l,2,3,4;Pep Club 1,2,3;Pep Club Treas. 3;Cheer-leader 2;0-Club 4;MIKE Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Dramatics 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 1 ;Prom Server 1; March of Dimes Queen Candidate 4 DEVON JERROLD CARLSON Band Council 1; Band 1,2, 3,4;Stage Band 2,3,4; Honor Band 1,2,3,4; Boys’Glee 1,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Honor Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Quartet 4;Musical 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Boys’ Track 1,2,3; Boys’ Cheerleader 3; O-Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Class Play 3; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Pres. 4; Prom Server 1; Usher 3; Homecoming King 4; BB Statistician 4; Class Treas. 1; Class Pres. 4 GREGORY LYNN CLIFFORDS Boys’ Glee 1; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Wrestling State Participant 4; Boys’ Track 21 1,2,3; Boys’Cheerleader 1,4;0-Club 3,4;MIKE Staff 4;Class l’lay 3; Class Sec. 4 G. WILLIAM DAY Neleigh Monroe High Schools 1,2,3; Wrestling 4; Wrestling State Participant 4; MIKE Staff 4; March of Dimes King Candidate 4 NEDINE DRAEGER Girls’Glee 1; Girls’Track 2; Volleyball 1 ;Pep Club 1; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Valedictorian 4 ROXANNE MARIE GISSLER Band Council 1; Band 1,2,3, 4;Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Honor Choir 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; VB Student Manager 4;Pep Club 1,2,3,4; A MIKE Staff 3,4; MIKE Staff copy-editor 3; Annual Staff co £k editor 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Dramatics State Participant 3 Class Play 3; Student Council 2; National Honor Society.-3,4; Quill Scroll 4;Spanish Club 4.Class Pres. 3 TAM Ml LOU H1EMER Girls’ Glee 1.2, ; Mixed Chorus 2,3.4; Swing Choir 3,4; Honor Choir j-ylv’Oirls' Track 1.2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Pep Club Se 3 Pep Club Pres. 4;0-Club 3,4; MIKE Staff Edttor'4; Annual Staff 3.4; Annual Staff Business Manager 4;CFasj Play_i;Quill Scroll 4 ; Prom Server 1;Class Pres. 2; JJLgmecoming 1st Attendant 4 ♦ JOHNJARM1N , —Vs------------ RICK A. JOHNSON Band Council TreaS. 4; Bam! 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2.3,4; Honor Band 3,4; Boys’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4;Swing Choir 3,4;Honor Choir 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; FB Honorable Mention 4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Wrestling State Participant 3,4; Boys’ Track 1,4; O-Club 3,4; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 3,4 BETH KRISTIN JONES Girls’Glee 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Dramatics State Participant 3; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 3'4'. Girls’ State 3;Salutatorian 4; Betty Crocker Leader of Tomorrow 4; Spanish Club Pres. 4;Class Vice-Pres. 4 MURRAY LEROY JONES Band Council 3 ; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4;Honor Band 4; Boys’ Glee l,2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Honor Choir 2,3,4; Musical 4; Football 1,2,3,4; O-Club 4; MIKE Staff Sports’ Editor 4; Class Play 3;Student Council Pres. 4; National Honor Society 4; Boys’ State Alternate 3; Usher 3 MICHAEL A. KACZOR Class Play 3 SUSAN ELIZABETH KACZOR Girls’ Glee 1;Girls’ Track 2; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3 JAMES ALLEN KLEIN MIKE Staff 4 BRADLEY C. LAMB Class Treas. 3 STANLEY A. LAMB MIKE Staff 4;Class Play 3 REGG1 MENTINK Boys’ Glee 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; BB 2nd team All-Conf.; MIKE Staff 4;Class Play 3;Student Council 3; Prom Server 1; Usher 3 BILL DEAN MONROE MIKE Staff 4 JAYNE LOUISE NELSON Band Council Vice-Pres. 4; Band l,2,3,4;Stage Band 2,3,4;llonor Band 3,4; Girls’Glee 1; Girls’ Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4;VB Honorable Mention 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Cheerleader 2,3,4; O-Club 3,4; Class Play 3;Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Sec. 4; Girls’ BB Statistician 4 BONNIE CHRISTINE NOBLE Girls’Glee l,2,3,4;Pep Club 2,3,4;Class Play 3;National Honor Society 4;Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 4 STEVEN M. PETERSON Boys’ Glee 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Track 2,3,4;O-Club 3 PATRICIA KAY ROEHRS Band 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA U_ J ALE E. RUNQUIST Boys’ Glee 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; 'Wrestling State Participant 2,3,4;District runner-up 2;Con-ference winner 4; MIKE Staff 4; Class Play 3; O-Club 3 GAYLEN A. SCHMOKl.R Boys’Glee 1,2; MIKE Staff 4 CYNTHIA LOU SCHOTT Band Council 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 4;Girls' Basketball 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3;0-Club 4;Class Play 3;National HonorSociety 3,4; Prom Server 1; Usher 3; Wrestling Statistician 4;Class Vice-Pres. 3 MARK R. SCHOTT Boys’ Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Football 1,2,3.4; FB AU-Conf. 3,4; Basketball 1,2.3,4;O-Club 3; Class Play 3; Prom Server 1; Head Usher 3; Homecoming 1 st Attendant 4;Class Vice-Pres. 1;Class Sec. 2;Class Treas. 4 RUSSELL A. SIGLER Band 1; Boys’ Glee 2.4; Mixed Cho-4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Boys’ Track 1,2,4;O-Club 3,4; MIKE Staff 4 Junior Lawman Candidate 3 ANN MARIE THOMTON Band Council 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 1,2,3,4;Girls' Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4;Pep Club Treas. 4; Mascot 3;Class Play 3;Stu-dent Council 3; Harvest of Harmony Queen Candidate 4; Prom Server 1; Usher 3; Wrestling Statistician 3,4; Class Sec. 1 PEGGY SUE TINDALL Band Council Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3, 4;Stage Band 2f3,4;Honor Band 2,3,4;Girls'Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4;Girls' Basketball 4; Girls’ Track 1; Girls’ Track Student Manager 3; Volleyball 1, 2;PepClub 1,2,3,4;Cheerleader 2,3,4;0-Club4;Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff co-editor 4; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Quill Scroll 4; Prom Server 1; Head Usher 3; Homecoming Queen 4 SUSAN MARIE WYMAN Band 1,2,3.4;Girls’Glee 1,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4;Swing Choir 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4;Girls’ BB Student Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Cheerleader 2,3,4;0-Club 3; Class Play 3; Prom Server 1; Usher 3; Homecoming 2nd Attendant 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2 SUSAN KAY YUNGDAHL Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 4; Honor Band 3,4;Girls’ Glee 1;Girls’ Track 1,2;Girls’ Track Student Manager 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4;O-Club 3,4;Class Play 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Sec. 3 JOHN ZELASNEY Boys’ Glee 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; BB All-Conf. 3 ; Boys’ Track 1,2,3; Boys’ Cheerleader 4; O-Club 3; MIKE Staff 4; Class Play 3; Prom Server 1 The junior class officers are: president, Peggy Watts; vice president, Darla Sterup; secretary, Jean Soukup; and treasurer. Kim Boden. Juniors Jump Into Action Kim Boden Debbie Bryan Pam Bryan Scott Conkling Lovell Fink Judy Gabel Amy Graham Jamie Graham Eric Henderson John Heindryckx Janet Hiemer Jill Hiemer Todd Hiemer Sonia lenn Cheryl Johansen Kelley Johansen Amy Johnson Raymond Johnson Patty Lisko Carl Mangelsen Russell Miller Melanie Oquist 24 Brenda Peterson Phyllis Potter Randy Reese Jon Richards Neal Roehrs JoAnn Schacher Carmen Schott Pat Schott Sheryl Schott Deanna Scott Scot Sipes Paula Smith Jean Soukup Darla Sterup Karen Sterup The junior class had a fulfilled year. They were very busy raising money for the prom and the senior’s flowers for graduation. Cake raffles were a prosperous endeavor, especially the Valetine heart boxes filled with cookies and candy. The junior class play was a successful event. The picture to the left shows two class members in the play. Jamie and Pat have always been good humorcdly at each other's throat. But as you can see. Jamie got the best of Pat. 25 Brenda Bryan Barb Cerny Cathy Cerny Doug Coffin Lori Coffin Steve Davis Dana Augustine Shari Augustine Sara Bender George Boruch Alan Bryan Sophomores Start Earning Tracy Day Leona Flatt Sam Flatt Denise Gabriel Connie Girard Bob Grossnicklaus Tim Johansen Joan Hayes Paul Hennings Sherry Jinright Tammy Johansen Deraid Johnson Troy Johnson Mark Jones Mike Klaus 26 T°ny Kresha Judy Kucera Janna Marsh Jiilie Meister Glenn Miller Jim Monroe Uernadine Nitch ck Nordstrom J°ni Ransom Susan Rempe ■ Kelli Soil Kim Stromberg Duane Tonnigcs Joyce Van Hoosen Mike Vcelik Scott Watts Scott Whitmore Gregg Wiesentan Lyndon Wjeseman Jerome Zelasney The sophomores were busy this year earning money for next year’s prom. The pancake feed and concession stands netted over S625. The sophomores won second place in the senior division with their homecoming float. “Flush the Huskies”. The class lost two classmates, Rick Nordstrom who moved to Texas and Scott Whitmore who moved to Norfolk. Pictured at left are: secretary. Scott Watts; president. Tony Kresha; vice-president. George Boruch; and treasurer. Connie Girard 27 Tim Bachenberg Debra Baer Corey Becker Nancy Boden Corky Cliffords Don Cook Lisa Davis Murray Dunn Linda Draeger Francee Fink Jack Gabel Joe Graham 28 Freshmen Add Excitement to O.H.S. Tim Hofbauer Patricia Ienn LeAnn Johansen Debbie Johnson Lisa Johnston Debbie Jones Nancy Kucera Diane Kreis Patrick Kresha Ron Leimser Nancy Lemp Brenda Lewis Edith Moore Brenda Peterson Lesa Peterson Melinda Peterson Scot Richards Betty Robinson Gene Schachcr Carla Schott Judy Schott Teresa Shepard Rosemary Sigler Doug Sterup Vicki Thornton Denise Triba Kent Urban John Walford Tracy Walgren LuAnne Watts Margie Winslow Theresa Wozny The freshmen class officers are: president. John Walford; vice president, Carla Schott; secretary. LuAnne Watts; and treasurer. Lisa Johnston. 29 Tammi Hofbauer Charles Kaczor Jeff Kuhnel Nancy Mangelsen Lori Marsh Sheila Boden Michael Bryan Steve Bryan Joel Carlson Teresa Cerveny Cathy Coffin Kathy Dinner Troy Dowling Joyce Gabel Carrie Gabriel Danny Hayes Jane Jarniin Brian Jinright Andy Johansen Kristine Johnson Linda Longenecker Stephanie Longenecker John Lux 8th Grade Eager for High School Debra Neujahr Bonnie Nitsch Greg Rempe Dean Runquist Morace Schmoker Karen Schoonover Bcv Schott David Scott Terri Sculley Keith Wieseman Pat Wieseman 30 Dawn Althouse Mike Anderson David Augustine Darcie Becker Randy Boruch David Bryan Brenda Christensen Doug Cook Dale Draeger Lillian Fink Christie Flatt Jolene Gabel Mark Gabel Jeff Gillette Paige Gustafson Doug Hahn Carolyn Hennings Chris Hofbauer Julie Jarmin Terri Johansen Susan Jones Ellen Kaczor Joe Kaczor Tim Kaczor 7th Grade Gains Experience Kenneth Kresha Danny Kucera Crystal Leiniser Calvin Marak Todd McMeekin Rachel Nordstrom Danny Oquist Tim Peterson Gina Schmidt Buddy Shepard Mike Sigler Kenneth Stachura Tim Swantek Joe Tworek Randy Urban Sabine Watts Susan Watts Jeff Wheeler Tim Wheeler Jerald Wright Theresa Zelasney 31 Get Down with OHS Band MAJORETTES: Darla Sterup, Sue Yungdahl, and LuAnn Augustine 34 The marching band practiced hard at early rehearsals with weathering, cold winds and wet grass. These rehearsals prepared the OHS Band for Columbus Days, Pershing, and Harvest of Harmony. The bands were highly competitive and the ratings were well earned. Ann Thornton was chosen to be the OHS Harvest of Harmony Queen candidate. The band was proud to have been represented by Ann. This year District Music Contest was held at Platte College, where the concert band received an excellent rating. The spring and fall concerts attracted large crowds which were very rewarding. Stage band held their practices at 7:30 in the mornings. It was hard to get everyone together at the same time, but they managed to come through with good remarks at the Ladies Auxiliary and Alumni Banquet, and an excellent rating was earned at contest. The band council planned a successful picnic after school on May 9. There was a plentiful supply of food and the band members had fun throwing each other in the Platte River at Haven’s. For the first time, the band went to Peony Park for an enjoyable day. Everyone had a good time. The next day, the band performed at Memorial Day services. The band of 1977 took with them three outstanding band members. They were DeVon Carlson, Jayne Nelson, and Peggy Tindall. 35 Seated on floor: D. Carlson, P. Watts, J. Wieseman and C. dall, C. Schott, J. Nelson, J. Kucera, P. Hennings, A. Graham, Cerny. Left to right: S. Richards, Ra. Johnson, Ri. Johnson, K. Boden, L. Johnston, M. Jones, and C. Girard. J. Graham, C. Schott, J. Hiemer, N. Boden, P. Schott, P. Tin- Band’s Special Groups Enthusiastic 36 This year the instrumental music department had only three small groups which went to district music contest. The drum quintet worked long and hard to receive a superior rating. The other contestants were Judy Kucera and Denise Gabriel who both had piano solos and both girls also received superior ratings. Left to Right: Jamie Graham, Melanie Oquist, Peggy Tindall, Peggy Watts, Amy Johnson. Piano solo: Judy Kucera. Not Pictured: Denise Gabriel. 37 GIRLS GLEL top left: P. Smith, P. Potter, K. Sterup, P. Lis-ko,P. Bryan, N. Lemp, L. Johnston,N. Kucera.T. Campbell, S. Wyman, R. Gissler, T. Hiemer, D. Bryan, L. Augustine, P. Roehrs, D. Gabriel. Third row: C. Schott. D. Baer, L. Peterson, B. Jones, B. Noble, L. Watts, T. Johansen, J. Kucera, B. Bryan, B. Nitch, B. Peterson, C. Cerny, S. Augustine, C. Johansen, P. Watts, J. Schacher, J. Hiemer. Second row: J. Marsh, J. Meister, F. Fink, D. Johnson, M. Peterson, C. Schott, S. Schott, S. Bender, D. Sterup, J. Hayes, L. Coffin, A. Johnson. J. Soukup, K. Boden, P. Tindall. Front row: L. Johansen, D. Jones, D. Triba, B. Peterson, N. Boden, J. Schott, B. Cerny, S. Rempe, K. Stromberg, J. VanHoosen, J. Ransom. Glees Add Harmony to School Life BOYS GLEE top left: D. Tonniges, L. Wieseman, R. Johnson, S. Whitmore, D. Johnson, T. Kresha. Second row: D. Carlson, M. Dunn, M. Jones, S. Davis, R. Nordstrom, S. Watts. Front row: T. Bachenburg, C. Becker, R. Johnson, T. Walgren. Back row: D. Carlson, S. Watts, M. Jones, R. Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Wieseman, D. Tonniges, S. Davis, S. Wyman, R. Gissler, T. Hiemer, D. Bryan, L. Augustine, P. Roehrs, D. Gabriel. Third row: T. Campbell, R. Johnson, R. Nordstrom, T. Kresha, M. Dunn, S. Whitmore, L. Johnston, T. Johansen, J. Kucera, B. Bryan, B. Nistch, P. Watts, J. Schacher, J. Hiemer. Second row: B. Peterson, T. Walgren, C. Becker, N. Kucera, C. Schott, C. Schott, B. Cerny, D. Sterup, C. Cerny, L. Coffin, S. Augustine, J. Soukup, L. Watts, P. Tindall, A. Johnson. Front row: D. Jones, T. Bachenberg, D. Triba, D. Johnson, N. Boden, B. Peterson, S. Rempe, S. Bender, C. Johansen, J. Hayes. Back row: T. Hiemer, L. Wieseman, J. Schacher, D. Tonniges, Watts, S. Watts, T. Campbell, M. Jones, J. Hiemer, T. Kresha, L. Coffin, D. Johnson, D. Bryan, R. Johnson, J. Kucera, S. P. Tindall NOT PICTURED: S. Wyman. Davis. Front row: R. Johnson, J. Soukup, D. Carlson, P. 39 Many interested vocal students practiced many long hard hours for contest. Under Mrs. Christensen's direction, triple trio received a superior rating at district music contest. Another vocal music group, the mixed duet, also received a superior rating at contest. The Osceola music department was able to send five vocal solos to district music contest. The soloists were: DeVon Carlson and Duane Tonniges, both received superior ratings; Peggy Watts and Lyndon Wieseman, both received excellent ratings; and Carla Schott who received a good rating. The boy’s quartet was a newly organized group this year and did not go to districts. The group is pictured to the left: Standing: Lyndon Wieseman and Steve Davis and Kneeling: DeVon Carlson and Scott Watts. Small Groups Accent Department TRIPLE TRIO: Back: A. Johnson, C. Cerny, J. Hayes Middle: D. Johnson, B. Peterson, D. Sterup Front: D. Gabriel, L. Augustine, B. Jones 40 SOLOISTS: Back: Lyndon Wieseman, DeVon Carlson, Duane Tonniges Front: Peggy Watts and Carla Schott MIXED DUET: DeVon Carlson and Peggy Watts ALL-STATE PARTICIPANT: Peggy Watts Officers Inspire Pep Club Members The pep club started the year off with their annual bake sale. Officers and sponsors inspired new ideas which were tried throughout the athletic seasons. The sponsors: Jean Peterson, Marcia Chapman, and Cecile Waldmann provided great leadership for the group of 57 active members. The 1977 Athletic Banquet was planned and decorated by the senior pep club members. They chose the theme of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED and a delicious meal was served by the Methodist women. Beanie Cooper, head football coach and athletic director at the University of South Dakota, was the feature speaker at the banquet. The traditional pep club will be replaced by a spirit club in 1977-78. The Bulldog Fan Club was organized by the sponsors and interested student body members. 42 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: L to R: secretary, Peggy Watts; treasurer, Ann Thornton; president, Tammi Hiemer;and vice-president, Sue Yungdahl VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Jayne Nelson, Jean Soukup, JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cathy Cerny, Joan Peggy Tindall, Sheryl Schott and Susie Wyman Hayes, Kim Stromburg and Lori Coffin SENIOR PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Beth Jones, Bonnie Noble, Patti Roehrs, Tammi Hiemer, Sue Yungdahl, Ann Thornton, Cindy Schott, Jayne Nelson, Susie Wyman, Roxanne Gissler, LuAnn Augustine and Peggy Tindall 43 Left to right: Mark Schott, Tammi Hiemer, Julie Schott, Rich Hayes, King DeVon Carlson, Queen Peggy Tindall, Vicki Augustine, Todd Dovenbarger, Susie Wyman, and LeeRay Augustine. “If You Leave Me Now”—Homecoming 76-77 44 October eighth was a night to remember for DeVon Carlson and Peggy Tindall, who were crowned the 1976-77 Homecoming King and Queen. The crowning took place at halftime of the football game. First attendants were Tammi Hiemer and Mark Schott. Second attendants were Susie Wyman and LeeRay Augustine. Coronation took place in the old gym after the football game. Peggy and DeVon were crowned by the 1975-76 Royalty, Vicki Augustine and Rich Hayes. After numerous pictures, Queen Peggy and King DeVon danced their Royal dance to the Homecoming theme, “If You Leave Me Now”. The game that night was highly spirited as the Osceola Bulldogs defeated the Henderson Huskies 34-0. Queen: Peggy Tindall and King: DeVon Carlson First Attendants: Tammi Hiemer and Mark Schott Second Attendants: Susie Wyman and LeeRay Augustine Flower Girl: Julie Schott and Crown Bearer: Todd Dovenbarger In the afternoon a parade was held. The theme of this year’s parade was “Household Products”. There were floats from every class. Winners in the Senior Division were: First, seniors—Arm and Hammer;second, sophomores-Tidy Bowl; third, freshmen-Top Job. Junior Division: first, fourth grade—Janitor in a Drum;second, third grade-Dial; third, second grade—Drano. 45 Above: Peggy Tindall and DeVon Carlson are announced as Queen and King of 1976-77. Above right: Seniors winning float, “Arm and Hammer ’Em”. Right: The Royal Court: Susie Wyman, LeeRay Augustine, King DeVon Carlson, Queen Peggy Tindall, Mark Schott, and Tammi Hiemer. In front are the crown bearer, Todd Dovenbarger and the flower girl, Julie Schott. 46 Pictured left to right: Duane Tonniges, Scott Conkling, Rich Boruch, Bernie Nitsch, Judy Schott, Jayne Nelson, Murray Dunn, Carmen Schott, Mr. Theis, and Murray Jones. The Student Council, with president Murray Jones, sponsored the KTTT disc jockey for the Homecoming Dance, with the theme “If You Leave Me Now.” They also sponsored a spring clean-up day when students cleaned out their lockers. The council was active all year working on a new attendance policy and school pride. Small Groups Get Involved Spanish club officers this year were: Beth Jones, president; Bonnie Noble, vice-president; John Heindryckx, treasurer; and Cheryl Johansen, secretary. They were very active in planning home-cooked Spanish meals, and they traveled to Grand Island to have a Spanish meal. The club made money by holding a car wash. They also took a trip to Wayne to the Wayne State College Foreign Language Day. The group is sponsored by Allen Marquart. Pictured left to right: Amy Johnson, Cheryl Johansen, Roxanne Gissler, John Heindryckx, Carmen Schott, Beth Jones, Mark Schott, Bonnie Noble, and Nedine Draeger. 47 The Future Homemakers of America started out the year with new officers. The officers were president, Jamie Graham; vice-president, Amy Graham; Secretary, Amy Johnson;and treasurer, Sonia lenn. The club was active in doing many projects. Some of these activities involved continued work on a patch-work quilt and sponsoring a cake raffle to contribute money to the March of Dimes. Members, pictured at right, include: Standing: Left to Right: L. Fink, T. Sculley, Mrs. Norton, D. Becker, M. Oquist, J. Gabel, D. Sterup, S. Watts, C. Schott Front: Left to Right: S. lenn, A. Johnson, A. Graham, J. Graham FHA Supports Teresa Campbell and Bill Day, pictured top left, were Osceola High School’s queen and king candidates. Some of the projects that were held this year included the Mr. Sexy Legs Contest, blanket tosses, and a pie throwing contest. John Zelas- Mod Activities ney received the most votes and became Mr. Sexy Legs. The students and faculty all enjoyed throwing pies at each other during the contest. The annual MOD Dance was held March 25 at Polk. 48 Societys Honor Students Another organization was re-instated this past year. This organization is Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. To become a member; a student must be a junior or senior, must be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic standing, must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications work, must be recommended by their supervisor or by the committee governing publications, and must be approved by the Executive Secretary of the International Society. Pictured to the Left, the members of the Society are: Back: Tammi Hiemer Middle: Roxanne Gissler, Mrs. Scheele, sponsor; Melanie Oquist Front: Peggy Tindall, Paula Smith The Osceola Chapter of the National Honor Society was sponsored this year by Mr. Habben. The society had an enrollment of twenty-one members. At the beginning of the year, individuals were able to order pins and charms. Beth Jones and DeVon Carlson were chosen by the chapter to apply for the National Honor Society Scholarship. DeVon earned alternate placement for the scholarship. Officers: DeVon Carlson, president; Susan Kaczor, vice-president; Jayne Nelson, secretary;and Peggy Tindall, treasurer. Back: Left to Right: J. Schacher, J. Soukup, R. Johnson, Mr. Habben, sponsor; D. Bond, M. Jones, P. Tindall, S. Yungdahl, C. Schott Middle: S. Kaczor, D. Bryan, N. Draeger, A. Johnson, K. Boden, R. Gissler, J. Nelson, B. Nitsch Front: S. Schott, M. Oquist, B. Jones, B. Noble, P. Smith 9 Left to Right: Mrs. Scheele, D. Sterup, J. Heindryckx, P. Smith, S. Davis, R. Gissler, M. Oquist, P. Watts, D. Johnson, D. Carlson, L. Wieseman, J. Graham, J. Hayes, L. Coffin, C. Schott. Dramatics Team Puts on a Show! Each year more and more students begin to realize how much fun it can be to be a member of the O.H.S. dramatics team. This year they proved it to everyone! The dramatics team started the year by sending the One Act Play cast to contest at Blair, where they did an excellent job. The next event of the year was Conference Speech Contest at Stromsburg. Thirteen students participated. The team came home with four superior ratings, four excellent ratings and two good ratings. In district competition the team made another good showing by capturing five excellent ratings and six good ratings. Peggy Watts was the only member eligible to go to State Competition gaining the team’s only superior rating. On April 19 the team achieved a goal when they sponsored a Fine Arts Festival. The festival was held to bring public recognition to the fine arts areas. The festival was not only dramatics but also vocal solos, small musical groups and an art display. It was a very successful year and prospects are high that the drama team will continue its winning ways in the future. so State participant: Peggy Watts in Informative Speaking, “A One Act Play: IMPROMPTU by Steve Davis, DeVon Carlson, Guitar Lesson.” Darla Sterup, and Melanie Oquist Oral Interpretation of Drama: Peggy Watts, Lori Coffin, “I’ve always wanted to be the mother! Jamie Graham, and Beth Jones 51 Charles Schultz’s YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN was performed by students from both vocal and instrumental music departments. The cast, crew, ensemble and directors worked long hours for weeks to present a fantastic show. Chosen for their vocal and acting abilities were the characters of the musical: Charlie Brown, DeVon Carlson; Lucy, Lori Coffin; Snoopy, Murray Jones; Linus, Lyndon Wieseman; Peppermint Patty, Peggy Watts; and Schroeder, Steve Davis. Music was provided by an ensemble consisting of: piano-Judy Kucera, Lisa Johnston; flute-Sue Yungdahl, Ann Thornton; bass guitar-Rick Johnson, Scott Richards; percussion— Jamie Graham, Peggy Tindall. Directors for the production were: Stephen Smolik and Teresa Christensen with Debbie Bryan as student director. The light crew included: Amy Graham, Sue Rempe, Cathy Cerny and Kim Stromberg. Left to Right: Murray Jones, Lori Coffin, Lyndon Wieseman and DeVon Carlson. Schultz Musical Earns Praise Left to Right: Scott Richards, Lyndon Wieseman, Steve Davis and Lisa Johnston Pictured: Peggy Watts and Murray Jones 52 0-Club Generates Enthusiasm Back: Left to Right: J. Hayes, C. Cerny, S. Schott, J. Soukup, J. Schacher, N. Lemp, L. Watts, P. Smith. B. Nitsch, T. Campbell, M. Oquist. S. Yungdahl, J. Nelson, T. lliemer. P. Tindall. C. Schott Middle: Left to Right: S. Sipes, R. Reese, D. Bond, R. Sigler, D. Carlson, D. Tonniges, D. Johnson, Ri. Johnson, J. Graham, D. Watts. M. Jones, L. Wieseman, T. Johnson Front: Left to Right: J. Heindryckx, G. Boruch, C. Mangelson, T. Bachenberg, Ra. Johnson, T. Johansen, T. Hiemer, S. Watts, G. Wieseman The O-Club is an organization designed to support all athletics. During the 1976-77 school year the O-Club sponsored a cheering section for the volleyball games. For the Osceola-Stromsburg volleyball game the O-Club organized a bus for spectators, cheering section (with unique cheerleaders) and arranged for the pep band to go to the Burg game also. Besides this, O-Club sponsored concession stands where members sold ice scrapers to build up the treasury fund for later activities. To add to the athletic department fund, the O-Club sponsored one of the state’s class D district girls’ basketball tournaments which brought in a net of S258.47. The last week of school was exciting for the grade school children because the O-Club organized a grade school track meet where each student competed with his own classmates. Ribbons were provided by the O-Club and given to the first three places. 53 Left to Right: T. Hieiner, S. Schott, K. Boden, P. Smith, B. D. Carlson, P. Tindall, R. Gissler, M. Oquist, and Mrs. Scheele Cerny, P. Bryan, J. Graham, S. Sipes, T. Campbell. P. Watts, Staff Puts in Long Hours The annual staff was very enthusiastic about their work this year. The staff worked diligently day and night to produce the work you see before you. Led by their sponsor, Rebecca Scheele, the staff undertook twice as many money making projects as they had in years past. Concession stands, annual sales and advertisement purchases provided the needed money to give the annual added features, such as the metallic cover and various other special effects. The annual that you have in your hands right now is proof of the dedication of this year’s annual staff. Left to Right: Co-Lditor, Peggy Tindall; Business Manager. Teresa Campbell;Co-Editor, Roxanne Gissler; Business Manager, Tamrni Hiemer. 54 Mike Staff Struggles Back Row: Carl Manglesen, Scott Conkling, Reggi Mentink. Murray Jones, Tammi llienier. and Mrs. Schecle Front: Greg Cliffords and John Zelasney The MIKE was back again in 1976-77 bringing the students more stories from the halls of O.H.S. Many interesting stories were brought to us, but one unique story was about the U.F.O. and the students who claim to have seen it. The MIKE was issued monthly and in each issue, senior sketches, interesting puzzles and mazes to work, stories of things going on in school and in a few issues point-counter-point could be found. During the year the staff members and Mrs. Scheele did alot of typing, retyping, and proofreading. Although it seemed like alot of work, each paper turned out very well and interesting for the students to read. Back Row: Lyndon Wieseman, Gaylen Schmoker, Bill Monroe. Dale Runquist, Stanley Lamb, and Deraid Johnson Front: Jim Klein, Teresa Campbell. Don Cook, and Roxanne Gissler 55 Juniors Present Play Successfully The junior class presented THAT’S MY COUSIN this year under the direction of Deborah hitman. Dorothy Snesrud. and Roxanne Vidlak. The play was a comedy about a young girl who took over her father’s dude ranch. Complications arose when her cousin came to “help” in running it. The class made a total of S131.65 on the production. Pictured at top right are: P. Smith. A. Johnson. M. Oquist, and J. Graham. At bottom left are: A. Johnson, N. Roehrs, and S. Sipes. The cast consisted of Pat Schott. Jamie Graham, Melanie Oquist, John Heindryckx, Scot Sipes, Amy Johnson, Paula Smith, Jean Soukup, Judy Gable, Carmen Schott, Brenda Peterson. Neal Roehrs, Todd Meitner, Randy Reese, Russell Miller, Darla Sterup. Jon Richards, and Sheryl Schott. 56 “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” was the theme of the 1977 prom held Saturday, May 7. The procession walked through a rainbow entrance with three pillars along each side of the stairway. Guests were then ushered to their tables by the munchkins following the yellow brick road. The muchkins along with the Cowardly Lion, Tin Man, Scarecrow, and Dorothy performed some of the highlights in the Land of Oz. Everyone then ate a regular Emerald City feast. After the banquet, everyone enjoyed dancing to WINDSONG. Prom Night Spent at End of the Rainbow THE JUNIOR CLASS of OSCEOLA HIGH SCHOOL presents 5omea iere Over Jfte Ttainbotv” Music by WINDSONG Downtown Auditorium Saturday evening May seventh Nineteen hundred seventy-seven TO THE SENIORS Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here. To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun. We’re very glad to know you We’ll miss you when you’ve gone And to the Class of ‘77 Wre dedicate our Prom. The Juniors 57 w lt r w it hc F R l P ES DE t: Harvey I. Spencer will solve this countrys problems not create them 58 Team Puts Forth Strong Effort The OHS football team showed a great deal of determination as they trudged through a 5-4 season. The theme “All the Way Together” gave them inspiration throughout the season. The team’s practices began in August and the first game was held the first week of school. The early season was due to the addition of play-offs to the high school football schedule. A new offense was built on a fast backfield and a strong aerial attack. Grinding out a total of 1,427 yards on the ground, and 323 yards in the air, Osceola managed to score 125 points for the season. Dan Bond led all ball carriers with 758 yards and 10 touchdowns. The defense was a big key to many Osceola wins as they shut out three opponents. The secondary was very tough with 16 interceptions. Mark Schott led in tackles with 104 to his credit and Rick Johnson had 87 at his middle-guard spot. Fleet-footed quarterback sweeps right. The Bulldogs showed a great deal of effort and determination throughout the season. They revealed their strength when defeating fifth rated Stromsburg in a tough battle. Osceola also up-ended tenth rated Palmer. The team consisted of 13 able veterans. Ten lettermen will be returning next year. 60 Another gain called back from a good fake. OSCEOLA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 1976-77 Date Opponent We They Sept. 3 Genoa 6 14 Sept. 10 Cedar Rapids 19 0 Sept. 17 Stromsburg 12 6 Sept. 24 Fullerton 0 6 Oct. 1 Palmer 18 6 Oct. 8 Henderson 34 0 Oct. 15 Silver Creek 27 0 Oct. 22 Polk 7 12 Oct. 27 Clarks 6 54 RESERVE FOOTBALL Sept. 20 Stromsburg 6 6 Oct. 11 Clarks 14 0 Oct. 25 Polk 6 16 Honorable Mention All-State Dan Bond All-Conference Mark Schott Dan Bond Honorable Mention All-Conference Rick Johnson Todd Hie me r Eric Henderson Duane Tonniges Lyndon Wieseman Seniors ‘Mark Schott Rick Johnson Lee Ray Augustine Murray Jones DeVon Carlson Dan Bond ‘Denotes Team Captains 61 V VARSITY: Back row: Coach Chapman, L. Wieseman, D. Johnson, S. Sipes. R. Miller, R. Mentink, S. Peterson, Statistician—D. Carlson, Coach Bowman. Front row: Manager-G. Boruch. D. Bond. J. Heindryckx, M. Schott, T. Hiemer, M. Vcelik. J. Zelasney, Statistician N. Roehrs. Manager G. Wieseman, not pictured-John Zelasney. Experienced Team Shows Ability SEASON RECORD OSCEOLA OPPONENT 60 East Butler 75 56 Stromsburg 74 71 Silver Creek 68 54 Friend 65 52 Wahoo Neuman 67 69 Sutton 68 71 Cedar Rapids 79 56 Fullerton ' 77 88 Clarks 72 45 Polk 64 55 Shelby 90 73 Genoa 81 46 Henderson 88 72 St. Edward Conference Tournament 79 56 Clarks District Tournament 60 50 Fullerton 73 The OHS basketball team suffered this season with a below .500 mark. Lack of height hurt the Bulldogs, but with the tough effort brought forth, rebounds were still pulled down. A lack of depth later in the season hurt the team when senior Devon Carlson and junior Neal Roehrs were injured and sophomore Rick Nordstrom moved away. Senior John Zelasney led in total points with 191 and also handed out a total of 77 assists. Reggi Mentink had the best shooting percentage and blocked a total of 26 shots. Reggi was named to the second team of the All Conference East Division. Lettermen for the 'lb'll season are: Dan Bond, Reggi Mentink, Steve Peterson, Mark Schott, John Zelasney, Todd Hiemer, Russell Miller, Scot Sipes, Deraid Johnson, Rick Nordstrom, and Lyndon Wieseman. 62 JR. VARSITY: Back row; Coach Chapman, S. Davis, G. Schacher, D. Sterup, M. Klaus, S. Watts. Front row: M. Dunn, D. Cook, J. Walford, R. Leimscr 63 SENIORS: Steve Peterson, Reggi Mentink, Mark Schott, Dan Bond, and not pictured, John Zelasney Back: Left to Right: Student Manager—S. Conkling, G. Cliffords, D. Tonniges, E. Henderson, Ri. Johnson, L. Fink, J. Graham, B. Day, K. Urban, Coach Habben, and Student Manager-T. Walgren. Front: Left to Right: T. Bachenburg, C. Cliffords, T. Day, L. Augustine, J. Gabel, P. Hennings, R. Sigler, C. Mangelsen, D. Runquist, and Ra. Johnson. Bulldogs Master the Mat The 1976-77 wrestling season was the best in Osceola since the sport was introduced. With nineteen individuals including seven lettermen returning, Coach Habben had no problem of filling all the weight classes. The squad was able to win all their dual meets and bring home three first place trophies from the Elba Invitational, the Stroinsburg Invitational, and the Goldenrod Conference, second place trophies from district tournaments, and a third place trophy from the Clarks Invitational. Six wrestlers also represented Osceola at the State Wrestling Tournament. Pictured to the right, the State participants were: Back: Greg Cliffords, Rick Johnson, Bill Day. Front: Tracy Day, Dale Runquist. Ray Johnson. At the end of the year, Rick Johnson and Dale Runquist were named Most Valuable Wrestlers. Other awards presented went to Greg Cliffords and Dale Runquist, Honorary Team Captains; Duane Tonniges and Greg Cliffords, Most Improved; and Greg Cliffords was given the All Hustle Award. 64 SEASONAL RECORD Duals Home 39 0 Columbus Lakevicw Home 51 0 David City Aquinas Home 47 14 Friend Home 39 19 Clarks Home 72 0 Fullerton Home 33 17 Stromsburg Home 46 20 Palmer Home 41 15 David City Home 54 9 St. Edward Tournaments Clarks Inv. 3rd of 16 Stromsburg Inv. 1st of 8 Elba Inv. Goldenrod Conf. District C-3 State 1st of 7 1st of 6 2nd of 14 14th of 56 Pictured to the right SENIORS: Back: G. Cliffords. Ri. Johnson, R. Sigler Front: L. Augustine, D. Runquist, B. Day New Track Put to Use Top: Left to Right: T. Johansen, J. Heindryckx, S. Sipes. R. Sigler, R. Johnson, D. Bond, R. Reese Middle: Left to Right: L. Wiesentan, T. Johnson, A. Bryan, M. Vcelik. D. Johnson, J. Monroe, G. Wieseman Bottom: Left to Right: assistant coach Bowman, D. Tonnigcs, C. Becker, G. Boruclt, M. Dunn, G. Schacher, S. Flatt, head coach Chapman In a team of twenty determined guys that were out for track in 1976-77, only three were seniors and three were juniors. The very young team gained experience and made significant improvements through the coarse of the season. This was the first year since 1974 that the team had a reai track to practice on. The season was considered a success. The team won the triangular at home against East Butler and Silver Creek, and in a triangular with Stromsburg and Cedar Rapids the team was tied with Stromsburg and ahead of Cedar Rapids when the meet was rained out. The team placed third at the Stromsburg Invitational. 66 The track team entered the season with five returning letter-winners. There was a total of seven freshmen, one sophomore, two juniors, and one senior on the team. This year the track team was able to use their own track instead of using the gym and the streets. The team won first place at the Golden-rod Conference track meet and sent Bernie Nitsch to state for the second year in the 880 yard run and the mile. SENIOR LETTERW1NNER: Jayne Nelson Team Recaptures Conference Title Standing left to right: student manager J. Soukup, L. Peterson, P. Smith, N. Kucera, L. Johnston, B. Nitsch, J. Nelson, C. Cemy, L. Watts, student manager S. Yungdalil. Seated: S. Schott, N. Lemp, J. Schott, D. Triba, C. Schott, Coach Harmon. 67 Varsity Places in Conference VARSITY: Back: M. Oquist, J. Nelson, B. Peterson, S. Wy- T. Campbell, P. Smith, T. Hiemer. Front: R. Gissler, manager: man, J. Soukup, C. Schott, S. Schott, J. Hayes, S. Yungdahl, Coach Harmon, P. Watts, manager. SEASONAL RECORD Osceola Opponent 2 Clarks 0 1 Cedar Rapids 2 0 Genoa 2 2 Silver Creek 0 0 Stromsburg 2 Stromsburg Tournament 0 Bradshaw 2 Conference Tournament 2 Stromsburg. 1 0 Polk 2 1 Palmer 2 District Tournament 0 Stromsburg 2 Senior Letter Winners: Back: S. Yungdahl. T. Campbell, J. Nelson, T. Hiemer. Front: Ci. Schott, S. Wyman 68 JUNIOR VARSITY: Back: J. Wiesman, A. Johnson, C. Schott, S. lenn, D. Bryan, J. Schachcr. Middle: L. Coffin. T. Johansen, S. Augustine, J. Marsh, B. Bryan, C. Cerny, S. Jinright. Front: S. Bender. K. Stromburg, D. Gabriel, J. VanHoosen. B. Cerny. FRESHMEN: E. Moore. V. Thornton. R. Sigler. D. Johnson. Lemp. C. Schott, J. Schott. P. lenn. M. Winslow, T. Wozny. N. Kucera, L. Watts, L. Davis, M. Peterson, L. Johnston, N. The volleyball team started another season with six returning seniors and a new coach, Gail Harmon, a graduate of Peru State College. Under her instructions the team was able to bring home a victory over Clarks in their first match. Later in the season the girls were able to achieve an overwhelming win over Stromsburg to win fourth place at the Goldenrod Conference Tournament. After weeks of hard practice and many exciting games with alot of hard competition, the varsity concluded their season with a 3-8 record. A 4-2 record was achieved by the junior varsity team. The freshman team had a very good record of 4-1 for being only a beginning team. 69 fi,CE0i.4 psCEOi. V-OLA SCEO l, A n , CCCiL4 5CE0L 3D. EOt VARSITY: Back row: Coach Harmon, J. Schacher, P. Tindall, JR. VARSITY: Back row: B. Peterson, C. Schott, L. Johns- C. Cerny, B. Nitsch, N. Lemp, L. Watts. Front row: C. Schott, ton, D. Johnson. Front row: B. Lewis, D. Jones, N. Boden, J. Hayes, B. Cerny, S. Schott, K. Boden. Coach Bond. New Team Learns the Ropes The OHS girls basketball team really did “learn the ropes” this year. They finished out their season with a 0-7 record, but this didn’t hurt their fans! Everyone came to see the girls play, and many would marvel at the fact that those girls really could bounce a basketball! The season was a good experience for the girls and next year Osceola has future potential in this newly introduced girls’ sport. SEASON RECORD OSCEOLA OPPONENT 26 Stromsburg 55 30 Cedar Rapids 85 21 Polk 62 29 Genoa 34 29 Silver Creek 46 70 We live. Some of us quickly, Others with caution. The experiences create lines and impressions. And our faces Reflect what happens In our hearts. Yearbook Patrons Aunt Emma’s Cafe Builders Supply of Osceola Burt Dee’s Bush Drug Carlson Sons Locker Co-op Oil County Feeders Supply Inc. Clarence Davis Jr. M.D. Farmers Co-op Grain Co. First National Bank Gary’s Plumbing and Heating Gay’s Bottle House Johansen Jack Jill Kepner-Roberts Funeral Home Lewis Service Station McDonald’s Red White Marak Hardware Nahrstedt’s Osceola Cleaners Osceola Drilling Osceola Implement Osceola Veterinary Hospital Polk County Equipment Red Wood Hotel and Farm Bureau Insurance Ryan Hill Country Club Simplot Soilbuilders Splash’n Dash Car Wash Tonniges Chevrolet • -X k •- • T w'. % ' % % NV v • « %' - ' “. 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