Osseo Fairchild High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Osseo, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

,hui Thxs book is t l MARIO A. WIGET, Publixlaer he property of CLARENCE A. GROETTUM 8: CO., Litbograplaerx - EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN , M 'J x MJ Dcdimiiau We, the Senior Class of 1952, wish to dedicate this annual to the following people whose contributions have made our annual possible: Eleanor's Yarn 8 Gift Shop Carter Insurance Agency Carl Olson Fox Theatre Carter's Variety Store Osseo Seed 8 Feed Co. Joe Larson Service Garage Hoff's City Service Station Babington Implement Co. Osseo Supply 8 Service Co. Pure Milk Dairy Red E White Store City Cafe Modern Beauty Shop Gunem Dan's Chevrolet Co. Root Beer Stand Home Furniture 8 Appliances Rongstad's Standard Station Losness Texaco Service Bill Matchett Ovid Berg Doc Paulson L. B. Oftedahl Hagen Transfer Orris Klundhy Osseo Elevator Co. Osseo Canning Co. Osseo Cement Products Osseo S. E. O. C. Dr, R Co-op Creamery Co. Lee E Sons Nessa N, Lessum Norman W. Bronson Farmers Store Co. Bank of Osseo Lomsdahl Hardware Gilberts Clothing Dr. H. O. Hanson Thomas Cafe Marshall wells Hardware Osseo Osseo Bakery Egg Co. Sandwich Shop Osseo Locker Plant Russel Sayles Matt Larson Osseo Hatchery Lee's Groceries O a N Lumber Co. Bye's Dress Shop Q C. M. Bye Co. I it Rice's Market f Osseo Bowling Club Fred Johnson . rw Bell Telephone Co. I Barber's Electric Shop Rongstad Sheet Metal Works Ivan Curry Better Dairies-Augusta Richard's Dairy Bar-Augusta Keller Furniture Store Fall Creek Foster Feed Mill Vern Hudson-Foster Mr. Zebarth-Foster. May's Eat Shop-Foster Eau Claire Book A Stationery Eau Claire Seed R Feed Foster Co-op Creamery Co. Lasker Jewelers- Eau Claire Northern States Power W Eau Claire Linpark Clothes-Eau Claire J, C, Penny Co.-Eau Claire Aanes Studio-Eau Claire Hollen's Clothing Co. Eau Claire Coca-Cola Bottling Co. y Eau Claire Seven-Up Bottling Co. Eau Claire Kortier Motors, Inc. Eau Claire Johnson R Huleatt Clothiers Eau Claire Hanson Clothing Co. ' Eau Claire Dolly Madison Dairies Eau Claire Augusta Theater X Q. 53 V Ray J OSSEO 2 ,M 1 1 W-M.. A Mr. Kloster, Principal Miss Arlene Gunem Secretary 4 Mr, Kohls History Coach Physical Education ii Miss Schaffer Music Geography Mr. Johnson History Social Science Miss G, Vander Kamp English Dramatics Mrs. Ward Home Economics I Mr. Herum Mr. Olson Science and Geography Miss L,Vander Kamp Commercial Library Agriculture Mrs, Schwartz Mathematics English Forensics -lx -'+v-' - 4-3 R - lvleiff. - 5 I ?. Q, rm .ng fl van f , , f' .X X Ll- l X ....,- S S ,1 X I, 1 X f , Z 1' A yx I ,- ff ,. 134' ' , is-.. X? W X xx X l ,Q A X ff, V X X X-.X xx A X ., . fA4.A . XV' X I' 4:55 SENIUR A A . . . , :sc 2 , lieiipi ,paw 'N W fsy.g,,q ,rizw-. 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Ronnie Anderson 'Andy' 'He knows football is not the only place a good line is needed.' Choir 3,M, Boys' Glee Club 3,M, FFA 3,M, Basketball 2,3,M, Baseball 2,M, Track 3, M, 'O' Club 2,3,M, Football 2,3,M. Blair Badker 'Blair' 'He cannot solve-think as he will- uhat school is for-its a puzzle still.' FFA 2,u, 'o' Club 3, Track 3. Roger Baglien 'Ads' 'I could do great things if I wanted to.' Forensics 3, FFA 1,2,3,M. Merri Barber 'Burb' 'Life is a serious proposition--- boys too.' Choir 1,2,3,M, Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,M, Band 1,2,3,M, Orchestra l,2, PHA l,2,3, M, Forensics l,2,3,M, GHC 3, Pres. M, Pep Club 3,M, Class Play 3, Prom Queen 3, P ting Committee 3. 2Mf?oai,fRfg.1-fllv f ' we aa,.,sWw 5 'E -gw1'fv7g,- w V frkimwf M,+a,..-1xHWwwQS mwqxgggx-ZX' -.14 A. ' me-ip if eY'l PW7 1 - X, .,f,w af . . V K' A U , 5 wmwywNva:mwgfs..sg wmdvu-,a..,2 lY. I., V V ' W a. .Q FR v'lV i..'3 1 l ' ' Ear ,nmsgm-Q , Q swan , Q S 1 3' . ,S is ' f -si. 'M ' X , Az 'S H f ff li - , - W 5 jww ic z x 5 Patricia Crowe 'Pat' To have some dreams my heart has had, I think vould make an angel bad.' choir 1,2,3, Girls' one Club 1,3, FHA 1 2,3,h, Forensics M, Pep Club h, Prom Committee 3. Douglas DeGrasse 'Doug' 'A lover of sports is he-but thats not all ou can plainly seal' FFA 2,3,Z, Track 2,h, Football 2,3,M, All Conference Honorable mention lg., 'O' Club M, Baseball 2,h. Helen Douglas 'Suzie' h :Quiet, reserved, a real student is s e. FHA Il, GBC 3,Il, Prom C0mm1ttee.3. Robert Durst 'Bob' 'The world is made to enjoy and I shall enjoy the most of lt.' I!! l,2,3,h, Basketball 3, Track 3,h. D Y , , James Call X. 'Jim' 'Henstudies but he's perfectly normal, Choir 2,3,h, Boys' Glee Club 3,h, FFA 1, 2,3,h, Sec. h, Forensics 2,3,h, Class Pres. 35 Student Council 3,h, Class Play 3 1 0 Janice Castad 'Janie' 'There are other men-besides those in school.' 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W ,v 'ui ' Beverly 'Harriman' Tucker 'Bev' 'lhll take life as it canes.' choir 1,2, c1r1s' 6199 Club 1,2, FHA 1,A 3,h, Class Treasure 3, Prom Committee 3, Sa11 Helgerson ' 'Sal-Jo' ,errily merrily, shall I sing on?' choir 1,2,3,L, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,h, FHA 1,2,3,h, Pep Club h, Homecoming Attendant h. Audrey Hudson 'Aud' 'I'm not denying that women are foolish-they were made to match men.' FHA l,2,3, Treasure 3, President M, Pep Club 3, Treasure h, Pram Camm1ttee3. Ardell Hanson 'Fat' 'He'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask questions.' choir 1,2,3 u, Band 1,2,3,h, Boys' Glen Club 1 2,3,L, 'o' Club 1,2,3,h, Annual starr L, Football 1. Donald Gilbertson 'Don think it nonsense-if not a crime to hang around girls all the thue.' Forensics 3, FFA 1,2,3,h, Annual Staff h, Football 2, Basketball 3, Track 3,L. NI Albert A1 'Ever' man has his devilish moments. Choir 1, N oy's Glee Club 1, O' Club 1, 2, ,t, Football 1,2,3 u, Basketba11.1,2, 3, , Baseball 2,3,h, from Attendant 3. V ft 'F' we Q ' F Aft X y V A. ,'..1 'kf' 1 4, A -.- vtfg ' 1, ,jff ,ool AMC , J 'ff T A, A . . Jul Hagen , ' F 'Jul 'Girls and studies amount to the same thing-just a lot of bother.' Choir l,'Boys Glee Club 1, FFA 3,u, Track Bg?-I-0 A John Hagen 'Pork' Look what four years have done to me-one more could ruin me.' Choir 1, Boys' Glee Club 1, FFA 3,h, 'O Club 2,3th, Football 2,3,h, fl I1 14 uv' 'M 31.11 A' 1 LFAJLM .,,c+4 .1 f ggffwmgiffyafwfwwwhwi ' Q: ,, . Us f-1 IW X . sfX .wcgcswanaanvXw, A ,, , ,,,,,,,,.,,,.,, i,, 3 wmywqs was fr L'fs,f'wfx3ag f I g . 451 1' , I I f . 5 J if , 7 me I wi 1' 'IA I n- a A , . A '21 ,ml iw NS K V. f -4 ,QQAMRQ W th e ginafg 1 ' P r W . 1 Q , Xl X Jw rf. Wgyf ji! . W' Q 4 , . x 15 X' Q ffgrgfx, I Qu an .. 4 1 j ,uf jgggkhr 1 ag . 4,4 I i I we if Q lk - we 4 Q, ff 2, Q? X , 'A , 5 , ' - X- X wggwww .. 1 af ffzxmcf-Lt., X, r 2 3 , X 1 .4 .1 ,H X,w-Wippit . ea-'Ky cf Q, , Q:-,sf rwtf.m,1fOMB' fwimnahgtww I f awyqnwntw ,.,. 1 C 35H gf1Ms2X Q,5Qi2T3g:iLf: aff 5. fpgywtafga-mggffftggmf'Awe .1 3 ,AWK P. m,M, 1, tx, MWIQW, ..,. Q. x yin., 1 P' ' ' wwf' X W 1 Vi QM an 'Mimi -Q 4 is j .f an , :tAm4,Ng,t gig. Mr, X A as? MSM ,KW Q any ,wwe.wmt 5 'J e . f 1 p J .' J if X v fx f ' fx 'I' , ' pl' r - f V, 1.9: ., , , I-A. W-IX 1 ' ,,, ' ' ' .aff-f1 r Howard Kittelson 'Howie' 'I never let my studies interfere with my education. Choir l,2,3,h, Boys' Glee Club l,3,h, FsA,1,2,3,L,, 'o Club 4, Football 2,3,lg,, Basketball 3,h, Prom Attendent 3. Doreen Krienke 'Krink' 'I chatter, chatter as I go and I go on forever.' Forensics l,h, FHA l,2,3,h, Prom Comm. 3. Orlin Larson '0r1' 'Man among men, but mostly among women.' Choir l,h, Boys' Glee Club h, FFA 2,3,h. Nancy Hartinson nNanc' Quietly she works away, faithful to each duty.' Choir l,2,3,h, Orchestra l,2, Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, Forensics 1, FHA l,2,3, A, Vice-Pres. H, GHC 2,3,h, Pep Club 3, M, Annual Staff M. X Shirley Isom' X sun-1 'How can I study wlthsso ethlng more interesting on my mind. Forensics l,2,3, FHA 2,3,h, Pep Club h, Student Council 3, Prom Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen 1, Class Treasure 1,2, Class Secretary 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Prom Committee 3. Charles Jacobson ' WHooker' nwork-it facinates me-I could sit and look at it all day.n Forensics l,2, FFA l,2,3, HOWC1ub 2,3,u, Class Play 2,31 Student Council 3, Annual Staff M, Football 2,3, Captain M, Base- ball l,2,3,h, Homecoming attendant H. Alvin Johnson Al NNo smart man wastes his time on women-I'M not a smart man.n Choir l,2,3,h, Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,H, FPA 2,3, WOW Club 2,3,h, Annual Staff M, Football 1,3, Basketball 2,3.u. Track M. Class Vice-President 1,3,n. Robert Johnson BOYD nAll great men are dying-I don't feel so well myse1f.n Choir l,2,3,h, Band l,2,3gh, Orchestra 1, Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,h, 0' C195 l,2,3, U, Class Play 3,h, Annual Staff H, Class Pres. 2,Basketball l,2,3,h, Baseball 1, 2,3,h, Prom King 3, Badger Boys' State 3. Sw if A Futons' it 935' E ,vs 5 V?- .,,. 2 ,1 2,12 2 ,X X V, .mm ,Mm Xl .X . , Q 131f'g,gi:9, 5 a ,X ,lr get 32235295 ' , Xu gf ? 5 Ei? fl.: r' , Q I Q' 3 E S :mis .a52.3E wX' 4, 91 5539 K 5 e ll R , ,rf 4.7 Lester Peet ,xl 'Les' ' 'I may be'sensat1onll yet. FFA l,2,h, Track 3. Gloria Scheuenmann 'Blondie' 'Her manner is quiet, but don't judge her by 1t.' FHA 3,h, GHC 3,h, Pep Club 3,TreasureJ M, Annual Staff M, All Girls' Prom King 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3. Marie Smith 'Smithy' 'Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it 1s.' FHA 1,2,3,u, GHC 3,h, Pep Club 3,h, Prom Attendant 3, Class Treasure M, All Girls' Prom Queen 3, Pr m Decorating Calm. 3. Donald Stewart 'Don' 'Sometimes I sit-and think, some- times I just sit.' Choir 1, Boys' Glee Club 1, FFA l,3,h, 'O' Club 1,2,3,h, Football 132,3,k, Track l,2,3,h, Basketball 3, Baseball l,2,3,h, H mecoming Attendent 3. I I Dorothy McPeake 'Dot' 'She was cut out to be an angel but some one ran awa with the pattern.' Forensics l,2,3,i, FHA l,3,h, Pep-Club l,3,M, GHC 3, Class Play 3, Prom Attend- ent 3, Annual Staff M, Cheer Leader 1,3, Homecoming Attendent 3, Prom Committee 3, Class Secretary 2,h. Wilburn Myers 'Bill' 'Alwomen hater-he hates to leave them.', Choir 1,2,3,h, Band l,2,3,h, Orchestra 2, Boys' Glee 1,2,3,l4,, 2,3,lg,, 'O' Club.1,2,3,h, Football l,2, Manager. G1adys Nelson 'Glad' 'Mark me, how quiet I am.' FHA l,2,3,h, Pep Club 3,h, Annual Staff M. Arlene Olson 'Lena' 'Blessed are they that say nothing- they are never quoted.' Choir 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, FHA 1,2,3,hf Pep Club 3,h. 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'A e . ,Je vi ,. - 9, j5',g:55,gg , '-,' ,Qi If 5 1 -- ' WV! -illxff 'A l?aagFF,,r rgaawwm mamma 5WMMQMWw1t aaaasrtnemsrnoo Marcel Thema 'Marc' 'I'm just the man I'm looking tor.' FFA l,2, Treasure 3, President M, 'O' Club 2,3,u, Football 1,2,3,I4,, Basketball l,2, Track l,2, Prom Attendant 3, Home- coming lttendent 2,3. Ronald Thomley 'Toomern 'If all great men are dead how do you account for my being here?' Choir 1,2,3,I.t, -Band 1,2,3,ll, BOy'8 Glee Club 2,3,h, 'On Club 2,3,h, Class Play 3, Football l,2,3J-to Basketball 1.2,3.l+, Track 2,3,h, Prom Attendant 3, Class President 1. Margaret Yarnall uMugsn nwhat's the use of living if you can't enjoy yourself.n ' Forensics l,2,3,h, FHA 3,h, Pep Club M. V Aki ,,'!, f ' N 16 H, 1 ' 'ff ' I A X s- x , . . . ' 5 'I -'X' 1' sig X ' M J , A ,, -cf , ' ' ' ' ,- suj ,J, f I yy 'Q A ,- ,- . - .1 1 sENloR CLASS HISTCRYJ A In the fall of l9h8, SO extremely verdant freshmen entered the halls of Lincoln Hill High. Much anxiety could be seen on our faces for suddenly our lives had become serious and purpose- ful. Ahead of us lay four years of struggle and toil. Of cour- se no one had told us of the embarrassing confusion we would encounter the first few weeks or the distainful heckling of the sophomores before we finally adjusted ourselves to become part of the student body. Nevertheless, our influence was soon to be felt in the school. Those enrolled were Roger Baglien, Merri Barber, Marvin Bischoff, Dorothy Barneson, Dale Boernke, Eleanor Bratsven, Raymond Bratsven, John Brevik, James Britten, James R Call, Janice Castad, Gail Christ, Patricia Crowe, Helen Douglas, Robert Durst, Everett Fox, Albert Frase, Donald Gilbertson, Ronald Goetsch, Albert Gunem, John Hagen, William Jul Hagen, Ardell Hanson, Beverly Harriman, Audrey Hudson, Shirley Isom, Charles Jacohson, Alvin Johnson, Carlee Johnson, Orville Johnson, Robert Johnson, Howard Kittleson, Doreen Krienke, Gordon Larson, Bonie Lowe, Nancy Martinson, Dorothy McPeake, Connie Miller, Milburn Myers, Gladys Nelson, Dale Olson, Arlene Olson, Lester Peet, Eldon Rau, Helen Severson, Marie Smith, Donald Stewart, Marcel Thema, Ronald Thomley, and Margaret Varnall. During the year Raymond Bratsven, Everett Fox, Orville Johnson, Gordon Larson, and James Britten left us but we later welcomed Lauretta Benner to our group. For our class officers we chose Ronald Thomley, president, Alvin Johnson, vice-presidentg Janice Castad, secretary, and Shirley Isom, treasurer, Mr, Westlund and Mr. Brecklin were our advisors. We cou1dn't side track our initiation so on October 6th we spent a day of misery. That evening the sophomores made us perform various stunts on the stage for their enjoyment. Afterwards they had a party for us. We also had a return party for them February End. While we were yet freshmen we had the honor of having Shirley Isom chosen as Home Coming Queen. l In l9h9 the same group of students returned but how changed they were! As laughing, gay sophomores we felt the world was meant for us alone. How wicked but delightful we felt in har- assing that new crop of freshmen. We found that Ronald Anderson Blair Badker, Barvara Brown, Douglas DeGrasse, Maynard Gran, Orlin Larson, and Jerome Nix had joined us. Those who didn't return in the fall or left us during the year were Barbara Brown John Brevik, Eldon Rau, and Ronald Goetsch. The freshmen in- itiation, that delightful day, took p1ace on Octbber 10th. Even after all we did to them the freshmen gave us a return party a few weeks later. Those who led the class this year were Robert Johnson, as president, Dale Olson, Vice-president, Dorothy McPeake, secretary, and Shirley Isom, treasurer. Mr. Herum served as our advisor. P The Junior year found us a more considerate, thoughtful group with the realization that we had much knowledge yet to gain. This year held our two big events-- the Junior-Senior Prom, April 20th, and the Class Play, March End. Bob Johnson and Merri Barber reigned as King and Queen of the prom with Albert Gunem and Eleanor Bratsven, Howard Kittleson and Dorothy MoPeake, Ronald Thomley and Shirley Isom, and Marcel Thema and Marie Smith as their attendents. The theme nSomewhere Over the Rainbow was carried out by a rainbow across the hall with a pot of gold at one end and a castle at the other. Dancing was to the music of 'Jimmy Knight and his orchestra. Mummy and the Mumps' was the name of our three act comedys Those who joined our ranks this year were Sally Helgerson and Gloria Scheuermann, but our group was made smaller by the absence of Dale Boernke, Albert Frase, Oarlee Johnson, Bonie Lowe, Connie Miller, Dale Olson, and Helen Severson. Mrs. Ward and Miss G, Vander Kamp were our advisors. The officers were James Call, president, Alvin Johnson, vice-president, Shirley Isom, secretary, and Beverly Harriman, treasurer. At last--the long awaited senior year. The year of dignity and importance with that magical thing called superiority over our under-class-men. There was so much to take up our thne such as ordering gowns, invitations, announcements, having our pictures taken, and all those extra things. To help us through the confusion we chose Marvin Bischoff asypresidentg Alvin Johnson, vice-presidentg Dorothy McPeake,ysecretaryg and Marie Smith, treasurer. Mr. Johnson was our advisor. Our class was increased by Russell Dean and Dean Claflin. Later Russell Dean, Beverly Harriman, and Blair Badker left us. I guess we'll all remember the trip to Eau Claire to see Macbeth and all the fun we had with the measles. The seniors also presented their class play on May 9, under the direction of Miss G. Vander Kamp. Now we end our days at Lincoln Hill High with its many happy memories and warm friendships and QQ forth with the motto Not at the Top, But Climbing. v 14 A ll ii? i 1 my ,' fbi Q ft M A, -Sz 4 A filass Prnphzrg The year is 1962 and I have just completed my survey of the class of 1952 and I must say the findings are very good. Let us start with the senior class president, Marvin Bischoff. I find Marvin an excellent farmer now that he has Ellen K. at home and does not spend so much time in Fall Creek. While I am in the neighborhood, I might as well look in on the rest. y I find Dorothy Barneson the Director of the National Reducing Plan, all work and no play. l Douglas DeGrasse is spending his time sleeping and making the former Audrey Hudson, who is head nurse in the Mum s isolation ward at the Foster Hospital, work for her Cand his? living. Lester Peet is still floating around looking for work--that is, when he isn't reading comic books. Gloria Scheuermann is the author of a new best seller based on her experiences in Jerry's Model NAV, p Marcel Thema, I find, has the former Yvonne H, as a task master, She keeps him occupied as mechanic most of the time, all tho once in a while he catches up on the sleep he lost in his senior year. Marie Smith and Margaret Yarnall are two very efficient nurses in the new hospital at Foster ahd are still waiting for their rich, tall, dark, and handsome patientL ' 4 Bob Durst is working overtime to get enough to pay for the luxury tax on a sparkler. m Merri Barber is now Mrs. Ivers and is doing a good job offbe- ing a teacher to fill in the time whenIAde is in the Navy. Albert Gunem is selling the new Streamlined, Super Deluxe, Eleetline, Super powered, horseless'carriage.- A Pat Crowe, Dorothy McPeake and Eleanor Bratsven are still waiting for their Tom, Dick, and Harry to pick them up when they are hitch-hiking home from a dance.1 Billy Myers is doing double duty as a champion skier and as the head baker in his new bakery. I ' I find Doreen Krienke head fudge maker in an Old Maids Home. Donald Stewart has found the perfict helpmate'and has decided between Eau Claire, Augusta, Osseo, and Stru with the victory going to Whitehall. I I Gladys Nelson and Arlene Olson are so popular as knitting in- structors that they are turning down students for their new knitting school. y Ronnie Anderson is busy helping hislDad in the Electric bus- iness--part time, that is-the other part is spent cruising around looking for his perfict help mate. Helen Douglas is a very efficient librarian at the Osseo , library and has gained national fame--who wouldn't after all the hours she spent in the library in high school. Ardell Hanson, I find, is capitalizing on his ability to play the bass horn as he is now playing in a new but famous band V called 'The Blatters. V. ' 16A . , -V l 1 John Hagen has Phyllis M. at home to help him on his large, well kept farm. Janice Castad is Mrs. Stan Vold and she is having a lot of trouble getting her kids to help her pick strawberries. Gail Christ has a good farm in Hale that is well stocked ' with Herefords. I hear Charlotte Steen is the head boss now. Jul Hagen and Sally Helgerson are a happy couple farming in Hale. Sally's biggest worry is to keep her twelve kids out of the pig pen. ' Orlin Larson is the inventor and producer of the stream- lined super effective spittball which-is sold under the brand name of Gle. Charles Jacobson has moved hack to the farm as there are no 0le's bigger than he in the neighborhood. He has run into some difficulty when he has worked with people with the name Ole. Howard Kittleson has stopped going to Augusta and is now engaged in farming and is busy keeping the boss happy. Donald Gilbertson is the new but efficient National Secre- tary of the FFA, but he still tries to get a little farming done on the side. Roger Eaglien is rapidly acquiring a family'to help pick his strawberries and take care of his hens. To find the rest of the class I must do some hopping around. Lauretta Fenner is busily occupied as Mrs. Rosman and caring for her four little Rosmenfs. Dean Claflin is still looking for his easy job. He's tried all sorts and now he's trying his hand at being a pool hall op- erator. He has the honor of being unbeaten. Robert Johnson is the valuable center of the Minneapolis Lakers and has just set a new national record for average points per game. James Call is the Secretary of the DHIA in Madison with Mrs. Leah Ray Call as his full time personal secretary. Alvin Johnson is the head buyer for Swift and Company in Chicago with Edith N. busy keeping their kids out of the stock yards. Nancy Martinson is the featured pianist for the Philharmonic Orchestra playing in New York, Ronnie Thomley is also in the wor-1d's largest city doing a grand job singing at all of the high social events. He recently sang for the President of the United States. The former Shirley Isom also was complibnted by the President as she is Ronnie's efficient and capable housekeeper. 17 Glass will We the class of '52 of Lincoln Hill High, Thirteenth and Francis, City of Osseo, Town o Corner of f Su ner, County of Trempealeau, State of Wisconsin, the Western Hemisphere of the world, East of the Sun, and West of the Moon, sound mind call you together to listen to our being of sane and last will and testament and to receive these gifts we bestow unto you. To my brother Bob, I John Hagen, will my g Moded WAN, Shirley Isom wills her ability to go out w towns to June Christiansonl ood thmes in a ith boys from other I, Charles Jacobson, will my ability to get along so well with Mr. Olson to Maynard and Glenn Vold. I, Merri Barber, will my beautiful red hair to Zona Rongstad. Lester Peet wants Russel Yarnall toyhave a Lester doesn't need them any more. y ll his brains, We, James Call and Marcel Thema will our ability to make the girls like us to Robert Hintz and Jackie Thoma, respectively. Alva Sandler is willed my brains to add to plenty. Signed Helen Douglas, I, Robert Durst, will my ability in Ag. to A Dorothy Barneson wills her heel clips to wh them a little quieter. Bob Johnson and Lauretta Benner will their Duane Durst and Joanne Anderson in ho ts they Marvin Bischoff wills his ability to be qu to Dale Amundson. To Norma Douglas, Eleanor Bratsven wills h gossip. Merle Brown. Pat Crowe wills her horn rimmed glasses to and hopes she will look good in them. Donald Gilbertson wills his second million Jul wills his ability to stay sway from th I, Audrey Hudson, will my ability tb make' the freshmen who need them. y her own, She has Gerald Markham. oever will use tiny height to will get smaller. iet and sit still er ability to Gail Christ wills his great abilitytto play basketball to y . Margaret Rindahl to Mr, Herum. e girls to Lyle S clothes to any of Sally Helgerson wills her ability to make new friends to any person who has a hard time making friends. To Marvin Isum, I, Ronnie Anderson will my Roger Baglien wants Stanley G. to have his Al In To graduates. Ardell Hanson, will my great slimness t short hair. ability of Jewing, Gunem feels that Lyman G, needs his ability to drive. o Billy Ivers. Phyllis Matz, I , Janice Castad,ywill my ability to choose D6rothy McPeake, would like to give Phyllis Olson my I, late hours. 18 I, Dean Claflin, will my love for cars to anyone who likes to fix them. Howard Kittleson feels Bobby Perry would like his job of making trips to Augusta two ro three nights a week. To Mary Ann Thoma, I, Marie Smith, will my ability to work until h:h5 in the morning. I, Nancy Martinson, feel Grace S, should have my quietness, Doreen Krienke feels Carol Rindahl might like her ability to stay out until four in the morning. Ronnie Thomley wills his ability to get to school about five minutes after the bell rings to Dick F. I Orlin Larson, will my popularity with the girls to Roger 6. Margaret Yarnall wills her desk to anyone who wants it. We, Arlene Olson and Gladys Nelson, will our loud talking to Barbara H. and Ivadell K, I, Gloria Scheuermann, will Shirley L, my good times in a Model 'An, Al Johnson wills his basketball to the next year's team to help make it stronger. Donald Stewart wills his friendly ways to Jim S. Douglas DeGrasse wills his ability to get along with red neads to Grace S, Bill Myers wills his ability to get up and bake to Lavern M TEACHERS To Miss G, Vander Kamp, we the Senior Class will this scissor to cut your hair into a peddle hair cut. To Mr. Herum we will this can of heet to heat up the Ag. room and his ag. students. To Mr. Johnson we will this notebook paper to supply next year's seniors with for outlining. To Miss Schaffer we will this toy shavel to shovel herself out of snow drifts. . To Mrs. Ward we will her this crochet needle for all the stitches she picked up. To Mr. Kohls we will this bottle of ointment for his sore muscles after Phy. Ed, To Mrs. Schwartz we wi1l'her a box of chalk--for all she wastes pounding knowledge into her students. To Miss L, Vander Kamp, we will this newspaper for all those that have been torn. To Mr. Olson we will this pair of suspenders to hold up his pants. 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Arlen C., fonald M. Vernon V., George C., Margar Third Row: Jopn H., Ethel E., 6n1n1og N, Ronald S., Andy G. James G., Phyllis O., Helen N., Joan ., blarenoe W., Donald Lowell F., Jozco H.. Irons M. Q Second Row: loysius S., Howard H., Duane P., Carmen C., E11 Ruby Y., Betty B. Larry G. Lloyd B., Marion J. First Row: Mrs. ichwnrtz, bewnnne D., Ivldoll K., Marlene P. Donna P., Knyloen P. Zona R., Gloria P., Larry S., Mr. 01son Seated: Gordon V., Barbara H., Kay K. - FRE HMA President: Kay Kiefer Vice-President: Gordon Vradenberg Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Hageness lahn nis B., et S., 9 O., een L., I o 424 , 1515953 I may . si 5 Third How N ss L Vander hamn, H811 n V , St nley G , Richard Fobert I , Dennis B., Dick 1 Donald P , Larry L , Stanley I , Jawes S , James C., Hazold P eharles O , Mr Herum. Second Row Carol B , Norma D Ann A Faye C , Shirley S iitn , Margaret R , Donna Y , Mary Ann T , Sadie H , June P arol L , Shirley L , Carol R , Eunice F First Row Jo nne A , Eldon L , Merle B , James H , hobert H on e , arne A , Gene I , kenneth , Richard L , Billy I Seated aarbara I , Marise hutl d SOPHOMORES ,W we W Ruth Hangar-tner Secretary Marisa Moe Bruce DeGrasse Treasurer Barbara Ives Qimw wg' 1 ., :Vg V aeagk .Q qv Q my '- A wr fa 'N 5' 5 P QU X, 1 1 ff wa UIQ ,sg 5 it ,Q ,, K A S 4 A u kb X 1 4 gg ax ge, its waz ga .1 vezitf ff , Y 3 A 4 .1 5' 51 W Q 2 i Fourth Row: Larry L. Dale A.. Robert R., Stanley V., Warren B., Dale J., Darrell i'., Eldor H., Glen V., Maynard V., Jerald J., Robert O., Norman S. Third Row: Jane O., Ivan P., Eugene N., Janice A., Charlotte S., John B., Virginia G., Colleen H., Roger H., Larry C., Loetta R., Jeanette A., Gary O., Janice G, Second Row: Lyman G., Louise P., Yvonne H., Verna S., Charlotte N., Barbara L., Colleen H., Alice I., Mavis P., Leah Ray H., Sylvia N., Nennette O., Bill B. First Row: Miss G. Vander Kamp, Alva S., Amy M., Grace S., Mrs. Ward. JU 10115 President: Ross Fiedler Secretary : Phyllis Matz Vice-President: Joanne Browm Treasurer: Donald Olson w . ' Q- ,yfswm -'H ,M fe f ' . , .X Q, g' ' -- a Third Row: Albert G., Donald S., Charles J., Orlin L., Ronald T,, Willaim H., Robert J., Donald G., Ronnie A., Ardell H., James C., 'Dean C., John H., Marcel T. Second Row: Robert D., Douglas D., Wilburn M., Howard K., Gladys N., Blair Bl, Lauretta B., Margaret Y., Merri B., Gail C., Nancy M., First Row: Eleanor B., Doreen K., Patricia C., Dorothy B., Arlene O., Roger B., Shirley I., Helen D., Audrey H., Sally H., Janice C., Gloria S., Mr. Johnson. Seated: Marvin B., Dorothy M., Marie S., Alvin J. SENIOR President: Marvin Bischoff Secretary: Dorothy McPeake Vice President: Alvin Johnson Treasurer: Marie Smith I CTWITJES f5QEkFHA Q OEF? C509 Cr wwf? ? QQVM RE EMU www aww? , Fourth Row: Shirley N., Anne A, Phyllis O., Mary Ann T., Edith. N., Denne Y., Helen N., Shirley S., JoAnne S., Sadie H., Margaret S., June C. Third Row: Barbara H., Marion J., Betty B., Carol B., Carol L., Marisa M., Ruby Y., Carmen C., Joanne H., Donna P. Second Row: Marlene P., Ethel E., Gertrude S., Norma D., Joyce H., Elaine L., Irene M. Kayleen P., Mrs. Ward. First Row: Gloria P., flarol R., Shirley L., Ivadell K., Barbara I., Zona R., Eunice F., Mavis O., Joanne A. Seated: Louise P., Barbara L.. Audrey H., Nancy M., Ruth H. F. H. A. The Osseo FHA was organized again this year under the supervision of Mrs. Ward. During the year they have taken part in many activities. Alva Sandler and Charlotte Steen represented Osseo in the sectional demonstration contest at Menomonie. nLittle White Cloudsn was chosen as the theme for this years All Girls Prom. Edith Norris and Joanne Anderson reigned as king and queen with Alyce Ivers and Mavis Peterson, Joanne Brown and Toni Hudson, Arlene Olson and Margaret Yarnall, and Phyllis Matz and Zona Gale Rongstad as attendents. Some of the high lights of the year were the Christmas Tea for our Mothers. The Christmas Party in conjunction with the FFA, and the Style Show in which all the girls participated, Fourth ROWS Margaret Y., Jeanette A., Gladys N., Lauretta Bu Colleen H., Virginia G., Loetta R., Merri B., Gloria S., Jane 0., Hrs. Ward. Third Row: Janice A., Charlotte S., Alyce I.,-Leah Ray H., Shirley I., Verna S. Second Row: Yvonne Doreen K., Nannette First Row: Grace S. Janice G., Janice C. Seated: Louise P., Colleen H., Sylvia N., Helen D., Mavi ., Charlotte N., Dorothy M., Pat C., ., Dorothy B., Marie S., Phyllis H., A Alva S., Eleanor B., Amy H., Joanne B.. 1 H 0 I , Sally H. B A. President: Audrey-Hudson Treasurer: Vice-President: Nancy Martinson Historian: Secretary: Ruth Hangartner we were -,eggs .,,: ., - SP0 rlene arbara L., Audrey H., Nancy M., Ruth H. Louise Porter Barbara Lowe .4 A. Mi . YKKKSQ, 8 fig A f ,x R . given. P ,Q,Q5. ,wr . . ,H QiWgwM?g.A .1 f' f' .K pf 5 X .L R., . 5 hw! iff .dfm ? Fourth Rows, Stanley N., Marvin L., Robert O., Robert P., Maynard V., Dean C., Marvin B., Glenn V., Ronnie A., Jul H., Donald G., Robert P., Elder H., Orlin L., William G., Russel Y., Dale A., Jerald J., Mr. Herum. Third Row: Ronald R., Ivan P., Doug D., Don S., Roger H., Donnie M., Jack T., Robert H., Robert I.,? Blair B., Harlan V., Richard B., Vernon V., John H., John B., Gail C. Second Row: Lloyd B., Robert H., Merlin B., Ronald P., Robert D., Billg M., Stanley G., Robert H., Clarenoeg W., Donald O., Gordon V., onald S., Roger B. First Row: Dewange D., Duane P., Bill B., Aloysius S., Howard H., Larry S. Seated: Marcel T., Donald O., James C., Ross F., Norman S., Howard K. President ------------------ L-Marcel Thema gice-President --------------- Donald Olson eoretary ---------------------- James Call Treasurer ------------------ 4-Ross Fiedler Reporter ------------------- -Norman Stuber Sentinel ----------------- Howard Kittleson The colors of the FFA are blue and gold. The motto is Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. 28 i 4 I -gg. ...W 593' f .. , -ri, .:wg.e5g.,,,,-,,l if .L Mg, f Lf f :OEM .Sarah . Q 7 1' ' + if - 'HS,2,ffs'9,eU 215 . ' 'K . A L V. ,,,,,,, ,Mm f U fm ' New WW' ERN BHK. M will WW? 2 Q K Fourth Row: Charlotte N., Colleen H., Jane O., Charlotte S., V Gladys N., Lauretta B., Norman S. Donald O., Dale A., James C., A Eldor H., Jerald J., Richard B., eolleen H., Eugene N., Faye C., J Yvonne H. Third Row: Dorothy M., Pat C., Louise P., Ruth H. JoAnne S., Nancy M., Merri B., Harlan V., Ivan P., Larry C., Sylvia N., Mavis P., Alyce I., Lloyd B., Nannette O. Second Row: Shirley L., Amy M., Dorothy B., Elaine L, Sadie H., T Leah Ray H., Robert J., Mary Ann T., Irene M., Doreen K., Phyllis ,K V M., Zona R., Bettg B. First Row: Alva ., Billy I., Barbara.H., Carol L., Marlene P., A Janice C., Eleanor B., Eldon L., Grace S., Miss G. Vander Kamp. Seated: Joann B., Ross F., Barbara L. ,, Dmrmzfics The Dramatics club was formed this year by Miss G. Vander Kamp with 68 members. Included in these are 16 charter members. President: Ross Fiedler Secretary: Joann Brown Vice-President: Barbara Lowe . if ' V-ez ,in , -H 1 Vglxif .ml a an, ,. ,,,. .nw H 'lamina . . , 4, g E, an , . ' , l - - . V xibgfiv , g?Vii:. V, l f QS: 1 f I-5553! K k .H a ,,W,,:q:-1 we K, ' 5... em, . N 1 as izrfsewf ww' mf r peel ff ewwww 2 75.521, a sfefggg 2 , 71' 1. S- f f 2 2 ' iii' ' 'wwa.fWw ' .,W , . H.. . 1 .I . A f f sf , . -V . A . 1. , ,www , Third Row: Douglas D., Albert G., Donald S., Robert R., Alvin J., Charles J.. Blair B., Robert I., Stanley V., John H., Bill M. Second Row: Howard K., John B., Donald 01., Russel Y., Marcel T.. James S., Gail C., Charles O., Andy G., Ross F. First Row: Darrell F., Eldor H., Ronnie K., Dale J., Ronald T., Ardell H., Marvin B., Donald P. Robert I O CLUB The 0 club consists of those boys who have earned letters in sports, such as basketball, football, track, and baseball. There are 30 boys in all. , 1 -K f g z:1g5f.5.3?gsz1fu,g:'?EFzgvE5,g-iff., 1 1,5 -'m,. . f1 is fmw sp. of as P we i,,,f,-5fpfgf5,f,v,,,,.g, n r, 7 , 8 5--gf., Q.,-f M M V ., si., fy in, W' .Q QS wk 11 asrs l d? A if f ' 9 , X , v . , 2 SQ 1 W' X gg 3 wk ,H , ak a ,WWQ gsm, A., gig. . fogww K N .W eh, ,. ,, R Www fs? ggi? ,Q .,,',g?g',f,. , n 5-ow - gsm f .wx fi Qffsgm ,QQ-ya-i' Y 1 hh.-. K V Third Row: Marie S., Gloria S., Joanne B., Charlotte S., 4 Virginia G., Gladys N., Margaret Y., Herri B., Nancy M., Shirley w,,.nf' ' I., Dorothy M. g m,ff ' ,glf Second Row: Eleanor B., Carol L., Arlene O., Alyce I., Sylvia lk' if f N., Mavis P., Marisa M., Nannette O., Par C., Mavis 0. V Xmpft girat Row: Miss G. Vander Kamp, Janice C., Colleen H., Audrey ,gy 1 ff',L? 1 11 , . Q Cheerleaders: Barbara L., Phyllis H., Amy H., Joanne A. ,fJ,f'!: VV J I 1 j Jr X In . p H PEP CLUB J y lThe Pep Club is made up of a maximum of 20 Junior and ,H Senior girls besides the A and B team cheerleaders. Miss G. Vander Kamp is our advisor. The following officers were electedg President: Janice Castad Vice-President: Colleen Hudson Secretary: Joanne Anderson Treasurer: Audrey Hudson During the year we sold pencils and pins to raise money. Besides sponsoring the Pep meetings and cheerleader tryouts, we also sponsord the Homecoming. John Brevik was elected Homecoming King who chose Barbara Lowe for his Queen. The attendants were Charles Jacobson and Joanne Hanson, Donald Olson and Joanne Brown, Bruce DeGrasse and Barbara Ives, and Donald Stewart and Sally Helgerson. ' 51 ,, Fourth Row: Leah Ray H , Margaret Y., Lauretta B., Norman S., Robert I., Donald G. James ., Richard Bl, Colleen H., Donna Y., Charlotte S., Joann B. Third Row? Sadie H., Shirley S., Irene M., Carol B., Carol L., Merri Q., Marisa M., Ruby Y., Betty B., Charlotte N., Pat C., Yvonne H. N Second Row: Doreen K., any M., Roger B., Carol R., Alva S., Louise P., Eleanor B., Dorothy M. N First Row: Mrs. Schwartz, Phyllis M., Lloyd B., Shirley L. Seated: Ruth H., Joanne A., Barbara L, FORENSICS President: Ruth Eangartner Vice-President: Joanne anderson Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Lowe The Forensics Club was organized this year with 56 members and Mrs. Schwartz as our advisor. There were 6 members enrolled in the Numerous, 10 in the Serious, 2 in Oratlons, 3 in M.minute Oringinal Oratory, 2 in Extemporaneos Sbeaking, and h in Extem- poraneous Reading. On March 12 the local contest was held in the main room. Twelve contestants entered the contest which was held at Whitehall on March 20. They wereg Ruth Hangartner, James Call, Louise Porter, Phyllis Matz, Barbara Lowe, Jane Olia, Barbara Hageness, Norman Stuber, Charlotte Steen, Alva Sandler, Dorothy McPeake, and Joanne Anderson l r 32 l W my ' or ,a . oJ5j!,ff .W.wF9urth Row: Joanne B., Charlotte S., Gloria S., Margaret Y., X, Nj JZ, , f Jeanette A., Gladys N., Lauretta B., Colleen H., Loetta R., m ,ry X CV9Qff'f ,f , QNancy M., Donna Y. ga XA, N X 5 A, -1,2 J . Third Row: Janice A., A1506 I., Colleen H., Verna S., Charlotte Ax fr' -Q , Nj-f gff ,H N., Shirley S., Mary Ann ,, Sadie HH Mavis P., Jane 0,, X . XJ-'C nf! lee E -A f , Margaret R. f 1. , Aff' lf ' Second Row: Miss L. Vander Kamp, Barbara L. Janice C., Yvonne ' X, Q, N afxoaf ,,, ,' H., Carol B., Edith N., Marisa M., Ruth H., sy1v1a N., Alva s, an wo IJ' -' First Row: Grace S., Joanne A., Mavis U., Dorothy E., Leah Ray xg F X.. :P TT., Hel-n '7., Carol L., Marie S., Carol L. ' I, g, X , . M v Seated: Barbara L., Merri B., Louise P, ff' Ny Yjq x' V - V GIRLS H0 ORARY CLUB v - - v fr tif. A President: Merri barber QQf Q Nw XJ .N ' I X Y H - Vice-President: Louise Porter ' ,avg Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Lowe Membership in this club is achieved only by those having a scholastic standing of a HBH average or above. The clrb has a membership of M3 girls with Miss L, Vander Kamp acting as advisor. During the year the club has taken over the responsibility of the library, The Girls Honorary chose the motto nWe're Laying for White- halln for their float which they entered in the Homecoming parade 35 gn sim Front Row: Larry Caucutt, Kayleen Person, Louise Porter, Ruth Hangartner. Biol: Row: Charles Jacobson, Marvin Bischoff, James Call, Andy Gunderson. A STUDENT CCUNCIL President: Marvin Bischoff Vice-President: James Call Secretary: Louise Porter The Student Council consists of nine members, three rep- resentatives chosen from the senior class, and two from each of the other classes. v Q One of the main accomplishments of the Student Council this year was the drafting of a constitutior, Thev also decided to hold a meeting every two weeks. Problems which arose among the student body were also discussed. 34 K EE UNIOR CLASS PLAY Mr. Marshall ------------------ Eugene Norby Jack Marshall --------------- Jerald Johnson Lois Meredith ---- ------------- Alyce Ivers Pluribus ---------- -------- Ross Wiedler Pendie -------------- ------- Mavis Peterson Miss Lavelle ---------- ---- Ruth Uanvartner Mr. Higgins ------------ ---- Larry Caucutt Regcie Mortimer ------- - ----- Ivan Peterson Heatrice --------- ------ ---Charlotte Steen Marjorie -------- -------------- Barbara Lowe Janet -------------------------- Joann Brown Evelyn Winslow ------------ Charlotte Nelson Mc Cafferty ------------------ Norman Stuber Edward Gordon ----------- ------- James Call Inmate No l ------------------ Eldor Henning Inmate No 2 ------------------- Yvonne Hintz A three act comedy nwho Wouldn't Be Crazyn directed by Miss G, Vander Kamp was presented on November 9, at the High School Auditorium. The play takes place in the Good Samaritan Sanitarium. Speedy Marshall gets quite a jolt to find himself accidentally locked up in an asylum, but he meets Lois Meredith and is glad that he is in the asylum. Excitement mounts fast, while a pair of crooks are on hand ping. Speedy nets to all ends happily when Winslow and the jewel robbers are captured. to pull off a jewel rotbery and a kidnap- go as fast as he wants to after Lois. It Speedy finds Lois, Edward finds Evelyn Back Row: Jerald J., James C., Robert JL, Ronald T. Front Row: Bill M., Margaret Y., Merri B., Charlotte S., Larry C, SENIOR CLASS n PLAY The scene is a lonely desert hotei between two mountain peaks and on the highest peak, there is an air beacon. As Slim Higganbottom fRonnie Thomleyl the proprietor of the hotel and tender of the beacon, sits singing his mournful song, the door bursts open, and Ben Lawrence Merry Johnson! enters, startling him. It is pouring rain. Bridges are flooded. Soon the roads will be closed, shutting off all communication to the towns be- yond, But that means business for Slit. His first customer is Ben, a ne'er-do-well prospector who seldom has any money or much ambition, but he has a youthful charm that appeals to Slim and to Martha Ward fCharlotte Steenl the pretty, young reaturant owner across the way. i Martha, too, is forced to spend the night in Slim's hotel. Soon there are other patrons: CaptainlLowell Cartwright fJim Call! apparently on a secret missiong then there is Elmira Mabee fMerri Barberl a timid little maiden lad , who seems curious about Slim, Josiah Tuttle !Larry CaucuttY a professorish little man who has a very convenient tendenc toward absent-mindednessg Captain Leroy Cartwright CBob Johnson? has the same name and in- itials and same military rank as Lowel' Cartwright, but the two are unrelated and unknown to each other. Lulu Hugger fMargaret Yarnallb Slim suspects, is a woman frot a matrimonial agencyg then there is Pedro CBi1l Myersj a Mexlycan who works for Slim. Money is flowing into the till for Slim but he is uneasy. Recent crack-ups for planes in Utah and the fact that a big army bomber is due to go over the beacon tonight, have made Slim ex- tremely apprehensive for the safety of his beacon. Martha, too, has a strange premonition that somethi g is about to happen. And it does. The beacon is smashed! The curtain comes down as Ben solves the mystery. Lulu is the villian and is led off for the punishment that she deserves. Ehnira is the lady from the matrimonial agency and Slim is in fro it, tho he surely enjoys it. l ' ', 7 nas - Mexeezh. Galesvillep Kung, ewar uns ar 4 G1 C B ' 'U ESS, 12 B Q WBSIHE, 1 J vggei- Russel, Augusta: Gale, Mon- . , F. X 9 QPetegsonkAgcad1ghF. m h ' QQ 7158 . , Qifryigslfi? n,Arcadie: Miiuglinf ,066 99,1 Q2 ! A lversorry lgaurgxdb O 1 Q I S -' . . B YBSSC, S5201 breaker at Au- 4,900,656 ,559 0 6 tmcoun TEAM 7 to 6. Osseo QQ, 49 ebb QQ BRF: Jacobson, Osseo. J Q0 Qi, Q90 'ANA make, Arcadia: Haugstad, quarter pass aye 7156 ca .P Q IQ 1 n hich lcov- 1 00 -'20 JSE pe Q eder, Augusta, Grassl, - a 0 fb- S 0 0 if 'S' unmter- 0 .660 Q gwz-0591-opboqg ook cmlesvnxeg Moore, V e for . tf,C6oOQ'Q Q0 6 0115 Q Q fy ohnson. Galesvilleg f Basketball we r- 1 I +I . G on Sv. F Mu , . M loeoqfsfgllpf 6 W A Tis: es kyaan W, Don itewa? setla E1eg'v.?b.92,,,, E 0 0 o I n 4 ' a r1 za 23 . I Szlaxslzgsz 6,33 er Q av 0, ex ra po. ' ,fe nderson, w d igggoigflngvgga 'gLf1L1B'Z:.Y0JQ,,?5nQQ,, Q gg ,O fo fe A 4 4 4' ng on the 8 ya., 0 . Q, 0840452-9 6 Q,,'5o,4,30Abw'gg6, ca 8 :ta needed a yar P 4 XOQYQQ, '34 45 6, cv . ,of 65 6' , 0 irst down. B ' 'S Qaoga GLSA v-IQ, 'QUQEAQI 7 wart dldf 6 X 0 A gag Q5 QL Q, QS Q .6 zu dw. n1u?b'tb Q 0 -5 A QB. o .. Jugs - MQ., . ,ht f , .. O. facie Q6 'Y' - 4 falld 14-6 n 01550. W 4 Q .. 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'pie dye li b yone bgglise dcgfeni A 1 ' ...-11 fi, 1 30,1951 ggergi aclixld several timesdgfgp Q fimggbrn defy a - ned Durand t rue s 11? o pay. 1r .- gig r5 S'ard line and h ' Os' d L af 4 I , A .' 4 .P 1' ing Fells' backs for 0 '21 Seo ' ' Vx pass set up the toucl Clegg 381.8114 S V ' e second period. After K Qollee Q 011453 012001, gala, I h E Oseeo merched fo the ' d 1751, ang gy-as heh? , ' yrdnnne as xthe halt ended. L M nnaxks is 1 Ea llqte coach .N I r . I Brgvik, Jacobson- and De oupmaaowg YP-Nglbisll Qlabof is . 1 q '- Lernated 1n carrymg, the bal gen ug-pq, 99 X 01-stv e St ag, , g the touchdown ' drive, Xeon out-to B903 ' I'-yffeal, ite wasted gettin: la needed 2 'Do favorite game? .. .... of-in ,...,e,.. e . r a first down onhrtne 25. ,Wi Vo!! 4 9910 ing, . for some fine defensxve work 1 -'-'- -' h n11'on the Falls' 15 Rongstad gm9x:65g1 VX 5e1d6 Brevik and Johnson, Mondovi mi , . . 4 l to Gunderson for thernarker 51 1 'me -hevg run- g A-gr higher score. L D dl Lazem fthe fourth periods By? wax: engzgff , - P ' 4 eglon to e cate I ,ag ills threatened again but tew X he s ed , e 0 A 0 . . a S820 r Pens Pole Before Game,30l1 Qive. . ' - a ' 6 4 Friday night OSseo will entertaixiage sosfe 1.0 n ' , V' ' le Durand ...11,, under the lightspxa sf: we new W -B. 4. a he game w111 start at 8 oclock. fd, goo cbaown uv. P I l I 7 ' i W fu 'Lou-ueif3'fE.u9f?,f-'L M 1 d ' EG, Osseo led -from the start. But Q. ns ugueia i -V, 56-3 'Faced by Bob Johnson Xeostsl Cen- Allfffli' ' M' QQ 4 points and Darrell Fitch wr 7 A FALL' CREEK - CSpeci AUGUSTA W- KS' KX-,Dsl 29-20 ,and it 'cook a 14-7 slcor- AU-'Insta 4337 ig ftpf 05560 4563 fgn p towering l' l hifi ing edge in the. third period to Batch f 0 1 V-a,m1ey f ,3 1 4 rlugusteds Colo ' 'inch the Win. lgssirfgsglerfi 3 1 iemff a g 2 :ized 1:0 boom , N'1Sl3,'S back court men had Kung U, 4 '-.On c 11 2 5 , heir third si' K x f the scoring against Dickinson g 2 s 2 2 ' A ' msn . ,-f N ,. i W Kuehn e 1 1 F-V 'galley Qonierenee eoans, a yn e Sheng g - q Q B lay, 56-38. - nd Neil Dick- ' io 1 I ef0Pgh . o 3With Bob Johnson scorin I I , . . the halftime margin ,was only The - ' l zpomlff and Daf1'e11F1fC1?fr2r- . .. .. .,,,.,. .... , ,e,e,.,.,,,,., .,.,.l f l V A V 'Seo .lgh Cagefs racked up d f' Eel' Ylctory here Tueiday . beating Fall Creek 111 a it he C011 Hence C as 1 7- 5- f ,. Coach Herb Koms' Chiefl 'V 14011601 to a 46-24 lead in the H H three PQHPGS and Still had PY' of m CSm left despite :,f:5: .,i . 5gg51..,,,::5.g S V Q fin? he halftime S ,I 3 3' Q I QV? J N, Xi? a 519 A 0 NOW ' G - 'QE -11 2.1-111. Q 1 Y ,Q llll Q -1, . -fEflzif25-Ei'-5v?ff.? ,f'i-'fiilfr'-gi,-af' ,,., a , A I ' ,., 06' ' s A' l NYS-? ,9G'e S0594 5 W ' 9 mQQ ?Of JN? 3 Q 0 'i Q 'Qs'-QOJ l H Q ' 4 ' -Q30 Nb f k :af 6 ,S Q.. 1233? :Z .- ' , 096 g - -2,1m:,y-.gff ' 'f..:1., ':1' 1 49 f , . 191 1 ,.,, yi Q ' ' ' O12 Nr, ' : J 8 2:1 ,. V . - N f.- ' ,, - 635' 'Sz' -2?-s' 0018 Q90 6'-'vfog 'Le i 0 e 'S2'f' f lil -i z, ' QQ' Q' if V ' J' G00 'SIQ J19fOOj C' ,g7Q,D93. c 10 Q fy. I 6 Y - fgslqeggq Amy 0 154120, 0560 Z9 9,1 Qfson. 8 2 ' . O ' N ' ' ' C' 1505- 8 0 o 4 1 39.4.9 'Q SR: Y . 60 bfogjwfo - 6 Q11 ' eigstad, g 0 Q J ' , ' l MF: ' MQV 2 H ' 0 X 0 W , 0 V . ' ' s 3 Y d al 5 ' t 'I' the , to th d one for' a all Feet U -- Six feet leave the floor as two Gllmanton ' P Chief go into the air after the ball early in the here Friday night. No. 12 and No. 25 of Gilmanton are R. Moy manton, while the Osseo player is unidentified. Other players in the S . Marumq of qnomonie 4- picture are Cenl 05560 Wi1l:.b ag 'I' Play-on. avffilmante at Central friday p.i Osseo's basketball team Won 9 to compete in the play-offsl High School Friday at 9 defeating Galesville in ' ne of the sub-district toi Nqyea at Whitehall 1 XThe score was,60-5 Nhe finals, Osseo 1 t Eleva-Strum 'to 39 and vs '20 on Thu Gilmgnton .n will advai ,irnament at 19 Vek. Winning the co Madison for A 9 L.to R: Robert J., Darrell F., Dale J., Ronnie A., Ronald T., Charles J., Alvin J., Robert R., Albert G., Charles 0. Kneeling: Rose F, BASKETBALL A TEAM Osseo ---- 61 Arcadia ------ 32 Osseo 37 Arcadia ---- Osseo ---- 70 Durand ------- no Osseo 52 Durand ----- Osseo ---- S6 Augusta ------ 38 Osseo 62 Augusta ---- Osseo ---- S7 Fall Creek---L6 Osseo 77 Central---- Osseo ---- S5 Black River--31 Osseo 31 Black River Osseo ---- 60 Central ------ M6 Osseo 6h uFall Creek- Osseo ---- 6h Whitehall ---- 35 Osseo 83 Whitehall-- Osseo ---- 66 Mondovl ------ M1 Osseo 2h Mondovi ---- TOURNAMENTS SUB-DISTRICT District Champion Osseo ---- 77 Fairchild ---- 39 Gsseo ----- 60 Galesvil1e-- Osseo--- Osseo---- District Play-Off -67 GP06HW00d----30 Osseo ----- 65 Gi1manton--- Sectional M8 Altoona ------ S9 Osseo ----- 63 Menomonie--- Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo ' Back Row: James S., Arlyn C., Russel' Y., Larry 0. Front Row: Dick Ag, Eldor H.,.G1enn 'V,, Donald O., Andy G, Knohlingz- Ross F., Willaim I. BASKETBALL B TEAM lh Arcadia ------ 29 26 Durand ------- lb 29 Augusta ------ 36 30 Fall Creek---33 25 Black River--29 28 Central ------ lk 30 Whitehall ---- 21 28 Mondovi ------ M1 Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo 40 Arcadia ---- Durand ----- Augusta ---- Central ---- Black River Fall Creek- Whitehall-- Mondovi ---- BASKETBALL Robert Johnson played center and was the squads leading scorer. Bob had a fine hook shot with either hand and a terrific jump shot, his team play was also fine for he passed off to either Thomely and Fitch whenever it was-possible to draw the defense to him. Bob was elected captain and did a fine job of guiding the team. I Alvin Johnson was the smallest member of the team, butiye can all say that he.had more than enough spirit for ten twice his size. A1 sacrificed personal scoring glory for team play and did a wonderful job. ' ' Ronnie Anderson was a very fine guard an both defense and offense. Ron was responsible for a great deal of the feeding done so the front line could score, he was a mighty fine shot himself. Ronn1e's determination to do well helped the team to, gain a sectional berth at Menomonie. we will miss him, for fine guards are a scarce item. A Ronnie Thomely was the teams best all around player, he did a fine job of ball handing, rebounding and helped a great deal with his fine scoring. The team missed Ron in the sectional meet at Menomonie, because of the sprained ankle he received in the district play-off. Ronnie is a fine college prospect. , Al Gunem was a reservegforward and guard. Al could beg counted upon in doing a fine job in relieving the first five, his speed and elusiveness made him a threat at all times. Charles Jacobson played reserve forward and center. Chuck J played an aggressive game of basketball, his spirit and ,I determination made him a valued reserve. P 41 INDIVIDUAL SENIGRS Ronnie Anderson was one of the stalwarts in the offensive and defensive platoons. Ronnie played a hard and aggressive game at his tackle post, causing manyiopponents a great deal of trouble when they tried to run over his position. Ronnie leaves a big pair of shoes to be filled by next years football squad. Gail Christ was not a regular, but when he was called upon to fill in at end, did a very fine job. Gail worked hard to strengthen this year's football team by his rugged play in inter squad scrimmares. Douglas DeGrasse played a mighty a halfback position. He was one of tg gainers with his elusiveness in runni est value to this years squad was his nents were able to complete a pass in fine game of football from e squads leading ground q the ends, but his great- play at safety. No oppo- his territory. N albert Gunem was a fine hard charging guard who earned a starting position on thejfirst eleven, only to break his arm in the first dame at BlackpRiver Falls, The team missed his ag- gressiveness and the football squad of next year will miss his spirit. Charles Jacobson played a terrific game of football from his fullback post. Chuck was a back who loved contact and when there was short yardage to be made through the middle, he covld be counted upon to make it. Chuck played a fine defensive end on the defensive platoon and was elected captain for his fine team play. ' i A Howard Kittleson was the smalles man in the line, but what he lacked in size he made up for in heart and spirit. Howie was a fine offensive guard and did a beautiful job in opening the holes for the backs. Donald Stewart was the speed in he back-field and in the last ballgame of the vear opened up t show everyone how fast he really was. Don set a record of 10h Wards in running back an interceptpd pass against Whitehall, He also added 209 more yards to that from the line of scrimmage to be the outstanding player on the field that night. We will all miss Don's speed and determination next year. Marcel Thoma was a tackle and codld always be counted upon to do his best at all tunes. Marcel was not large for a tackle but made up his lack of size by being aggressive and quick. He loved to catch the opponent runners in their backfield and accomplished it many times. 42 Ronald Thomely developed into one of the finest offensive ends in the conference, his pass snaring was one of the main reasons of why our ground game worked as well as it did. will be sorely missed by the next years squad for he was team member and hard worker. John Hagen was another Senior who had hard luck, he the season as first string center. In the first game of season at Black River Falls, he tore the cartlige in his and was out for the season. The team missed him very much for the remainder of the season. Osseo Osseo ' Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo V Osseo FCOTBALL GAMES --------y6 Black River -----Tj-ln Dufand----- ------Q--' O Mondovi---- -------- 6 Augusta---- --21 , Galesville- -------- O- Arcadia--- Home Coming --------33 Whitehall-- 43 Ronnie a fine began the knee MUSIC Q, I' ao A 66 za 0 11 S 'O' lv J , haw A0 W 6? Q0 ,:?' Q QOIJ' 425' 'ff' 0' QA S Q ff fi' of 1 nl f' 9 g 'Q' ' f- .!:Q, 4 Qt' ' Q? 'fl' ' 0 ', . , QW :iff ' .QW v 950' J? j'5 0 Q - uf 44 Q Q 'SS 'QM' 'Q '3' 0, sA?, I 6 ' Q N lx 'JJ 2' li. ff' 4 1 F 'Q 0 00 I v , 1 gf ,fu ,N I ,Q ,yi lv i' ' l V fi - ' f N 'I 5' Q0 p 4 O 50, 9. 2 421 pp iff' u Q' ' ' . W 4, f ' V ,QQ Q? , ? :gf 6 i'7 I ' 7 19 v 1' Y Q Os f , if . I . 'i Q 4- 5 ,Q Nei? Ax! 'ZS' my Q Q :Z 5.95, gjt' f '90 'P - 5, .5402 XA? fx . ,lf Y .9 9 wg! N' Q5 ,I X ' 'O' ' 'S ob 'O Q' x -9 . Agar , ay, '9 1 I 'A ,sz Q' AM , J Q ly gag' fx 07 ' VI! 4? '0 ! 'v 4' v M Y 4? . ll X! O' f , f ,OW Y 0 124 Wx v , 0 I Fourth Row: Beverly H., Dick L., B111 M., Charles O., Darrell F., Robert J., Dale J., Edith N., Joanne A., Barbara F. Third Row: Shirley L., Duane L., Dale A., James S., James H., Marisa M., Ardell H., Gene M., Merri B., Leah Ray H., Ross F. Second Rowf Mavis O., Larry B., Larry I., Gary M., Karen K., Jane O., Colleen H., Larry C., Ronald T., Barbara H. First Row: Joan H., Alyce I., Alva S., Charlotte N., Wayne K., LaVorne I., Virginia G., Miss Schaffer. Walker School Music Demonstration ------------ - Nov Mondovi band concert here -------------------- Nov. Osseo band concert A Music Mother's Day ------- Nov. Osseo band performed at Augusta ---- H ---------- Nov. Osseo band concert at Mondovi ----------------- Nov. Augusta band coneert here ---------------------- Dec Winter Concert ---- - --------------------------- Feb. Solo-ensembles contest at Eau Claire --------- March 30 entries Festival contest at Eau Claire ----------------- May Snring Concert --------------------------------- May 45 Fourth Row: John E., Gene H., Howard K., Alvin J., Orlin L., Ardell H,, Rorald T., Ronnie A., Darro11,F., Robert J., James F , Dale A., Pill M., Charles O. Ronald P., Lyman G., Ross F. Third Rowg Edith N., Alyce f., Shirley N., Barbara L., Merri B., Qolleen H., Leah Ray H., Virginia G., Richard F., Ivan P., JamesXH., Wayne K., Yvonne H. Joanne A. Second Row: Amy M., Dorothy E., Betty B., Elaine L., JoAnn S. Margaret R., Jane O., Helen N., Barbara H., Ruth H., Shirley L Mavis O., Carol R, First Row: Miss Schaffer, Alva S., Kayleen P., Ivadell K., Joann H., Marisa M., Ruby Y., Irene M., Faye C., Charlotte N., mnMsm,MmRqSnUHuNmwM. CHOIR Christmas Carols ----------------- Dec. 20 Winter Concert ------------------- Feb. 12 Festival contest at Eau Claire ---- May 3 Spring Concert -------------- ------ M ay - 46 A GRADE CHOIR SECOND O J BA D l Fourth Row: Bonnie A., Barbara F., Joann O., Mary H., Charlotte C., Beverly H., Karin KL, Karen E., James H., Dick L., Gary M., Duane L., Gary J., Marvdn H. Third.Row: Diane Y., Sharon 5., Beverly C., Lavonne I., Alvinia P., Blgeane H., EarbaraFM., HOward G., Richard O., Darrell V., Darrell A., Arlen L., Larry B., Second Row: Kathleen O., Roxanna.C., Audrey S., Barbara F., Lorraine H., Joann G., Mary L., LaRue S., John F., Larry K., Junior E., Nathan H., Sonja H. First Row: Miss Shaffer, Margie R., Judy N., Susan E., Margie S. Darlene O., Sharon J., Marlene B., Share T., Phyllis G., Gary I. Marshall L., Seated: Edward H., Bruce G., Curtias O., Darlene P., Myrna K., Marlene G., Cora May N.L Shirley O., Joan O., Marry Ellen C., Stanley G. Third Row: Marvin H., Kayleen P., Betty B, Gertrude S., Marvin L., Joann S., Elaine LJ, Zona R., Amy M., Dlgeane H, Second Row: Kathleen 04, Lorraine H., Le Rue S., Sharon J., Archie S., Share T., Phyllis H., Marlene B., Gary I. Egret Row: Margie S., Junior B., Barbara M., Mary Ellen C., ane Y. , W ' is-Iv 'ig 293553 f ,Y V U , ky 7. Q M V I J:- mW.M,'A,, ...-Wf ' 1 7 if 5,-Off! H-g, L-fem gm wigs ,, 'fi l a mir? .Q R mv 6,72 Www ,4 .1 Q Q i FW Qi K 0 UA ,JF war, -0 W 11071 V' aff? 's an 3 is V fs V , .2 1 N, Q ,, A! ,M gg 2. N .. 1 M claw C70 RS. '. -1 .:,H:-.wr f ,ef K N. MW vw -:, 1 , -I Q lk Q 5 i QNX KK? -'SJ 'Selva Pr AWS! HM 2' ., Ae? 3,12 mt 'il -if .E 'Q' Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Odt. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. F CALENDAR Yeal Everyone is so pleased school is opening. Smile pretty now, seniors pictures taken. Football team travels to Black River. Gains 6-6 tie First home game, We beat Durand, lh-6. Lose orr first game at Mondovi. , First assembly, Coleman puppet show. Galesville weeps over 21-7 loss over Ossec. Teachers Football Ossec is Football Yea! Our 33-O win Convention. No school. team loses to Arcadia 21-O. host to FFA leadership training school. team loses a heartbreaker at Augusta 7-6. homecoming is a complete success with a over Whitehall. l N Gir1's FHA rally at Central. l nwho wouldn't be Crazy? Junior class play. Mondovi band entertains us. l Second assembly. Atomic Engery talk by Orville R. Ossec band travels to Augustal Band goes to Mondovi. Thanksgiving vacation. l A FHA girls hold nHobo Dayu. what a site. Hooray! Basketball season opens.with a victory. First home game. We beat Durand 70-UO. Augusta's band performed during the afternoon. Did you go to the game? We beat Augusta. Won by a large margin at Fall Creek. Made short work of Black River in winning S5-31. Home Ec. girls hold nOpen House.n Christmas operetta by grades enjoyed by all. Merry Christmas! No more school until Jan. 2. With an off night, team whipslWhitehall. Mondovi threatens during the first half, but prove outmanned as Osseo continues its winning streak. Arcadia loses a slow-moving game. Team victorious at Durand. l Large crowd watches Osseo whip Beavers from Augusta Annual pictures taken. .Everyone is so dressed up. Ossec plays first game at Black River but loses. We beat Fall Creek. l Osseo has victory over the Norsemen from Whitehall. Band presents their concert. l Mondovi team defeats Ossec 28-2h in season finale. District tournament begins atlCentral. Osseo whips Fairchild with ease 77-39. Defeated Greenwood 67-30. The boys defeated Galesville 60-Sh. Hurrah! y District play-off with victory over Gilmanton. Osseo's hopes to land in the state tournament quenched by Altoona S9-MB. 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