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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1953 volume:

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MR, OLSON Science , Arithmetic MR, HERUM A griculture 1 K Q1 V 1 , .l, . ., s, .. -A 1 I .Kiel ,.lJ .,'Ak-v sew '37 X 34 by f . - 5 .,, X MISS LORRAINE VANDER KAMP Commercial, Library MISS GAIL VANDER KAMP English, Dramatics MRS. HOLTAN Music MRS. SCHWARTZ Mathematics, Forensics MR, PORN American History, English, Citizenship , Ass. Coach MR. KOHLS Coach, Physical Education MRS. INSTEFIORD, MRS. OLSON MRS. OTTO. ,uf 'fvfrffrzrrzzfff ,rf,,-vu-'pf SENIUR5 Lyfkwwf QM KW. gg! Q00 AW in MMM fdwfx DALE AMUNDSON ' ' I'm not as bashful as I seem. FFA I,2,d3,4g Dramatics 3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Glee Club 3.4: Ban 2,3,4g Track 2. WILLIAM BAUM Short, but he has the strength of his last name F . . - FA I,2,3,4, Sent. 4, Dramatrcs 4g Football I,2,.3g Track I,2,3. JANICE ANDERSON f A She's here--we hear her W i le gl-fi rzzfl, :P C1 b g oHcg21r3.21.4 ep u 4 WARREN BUTEK 4 I' A , , I . All great men in the world s W V :Ah F ' are dead, and I ain't feeling' ' ,AA-- z , ,uqnz N F 2?2f?Hf'Q 4 T k S ,X I U '3' P 'ac 1'2'3f4- ' 1- i1 'ir' ,.,rr.rr. 5 . ,., ,r,, 4 n I .22u., Au. 'W Q r.2 '- , ,M-sg . --- . ,,.:,, ,, 3 53, ., E I gl - as ,,:, .J 2 f 5 ff , , 4 ' 14' 71+ S r2r rry, M7104 r Fr ' Q-ff '-- fs ..,,, , ,uvu ft W ZE: , V, -QKA rl f- : Z f .'-A k',' 1 ' 3 A V JA ' ,Y i . ' LARRY CAUCUTT If school is liberty--give me death! O Club 1,23 Dramatics 3,4g Vice-President 4: Class Play 3g Class Vice-President Ig Choir 2,45 Glee Club 2,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Football 1,23 Student Council 3,4. ROSS FIEDLER ' Girls are bothersome, but I like to be bothered. FFA 1,2,3g Treasurer 3g O Club 2, 3,4g Dramatics 3: President 33 Prom Attendant 3g Class Play 3g Class Pres- ident r,3,4g Choir r,2,3,4,G1ee Club 2,3,4g Orches- tra Ig Band I,2,3,4g Football Manager 2.3: Boys State 3g Basketball Manager 2, 3,4g Track Manager 2,4g Student Council 4: resident 4. X IEANNETTE ANDERSON An innocent face, but who knows? P P FHA I,2,3,4g Pep Club 4g GHC 2, 3,4. IOANN BROWN The harder I try to be gooder, the worser I am. FHA I,2, 3,45 Secretary 2g Pep Club 3.4: GHC 2,3,4g Class Secretary 4: Treasurer 25 Vice President 3: H.C. Att. 3: All- Girl Prom Art. 3: Class Play 3: Dramatics 3,43 Secretary 3, Forensics 2, 3. X K lx-x' Lf , fl Nf- ' Q' 9 . 1 . ,914 ss f? A s si? raise s K W as 'Small 7-.ff ' ft . - sw, .sf 1 ,5 -'rg Q-1 A-595 : -, , 3 3 s'Eii.s. A , ,, .M ,gag . 1 sw rf . r . fr ,rw 5f55i:2f.i25E.s- X5 -rrwsg? nw rw .f, '.t,L 1,. 1 In , A3179 . L' ,QQ C, I , my 5 X' , ' , 1 If she works as hard as she chews her gum, she will be a success FHA1 234-P C b4 DARRELL FITCH h I can't think of two things at once, so I just think' of er. O Club I,2,3,4: Ir. Prom King 35 Band I',2,3,45 Choir I,2,3,4g Orchestra 15 Glee Club 2,3,45 Football I,2,45 'I'rack I,2,3,43 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball l,3,4. VIRGINIA GULLARD It is better to wear out than to rust out. FHA l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Choir I,2, 35 Glee Club 2,35 Band 1,2 3.45Orchesr 'swf 'fsi- 1Z 5,2 We 35,414 ,444- ' f I yffpavf-f' K IA NICE GUNDERSON Dramatlcs ,iljgyf 3 Qi ,dczfuaaib f .ZFX ROGER We grant that had much wit, was very of using it. FFA l,2,3,4. af FM' A W JWOQQVV ,ci,,, I'5fff.l,. LYMAN GUMEN Are there any girls who aren't going steady? Choir I,2,3,45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Track 3, 45 Football 4. COLLEEN HEIN 'You don't need to look, I'm here. FHA I,2,3: Forensics 2,35 Dramatics 35 Choir I,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,45 Band I,2, 3,45 GHC 2,3,4. ELDOR HENNING ' Theme are other lrls, besides those in schooll I'7 FFA I,2,3,4g O C1l1i3,4:DI3l'I'l3I1CS 3,45 Class Play 2, 35 Football 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 1.2.3.4- 5 3 ' Yvomus Hmrz A 5 I ' My life's just a book, a new hero in every chapter. FHA I,2, 3,45 'Forensics 2,345 C13S8'P13zl3: Drarnatics 3,4, Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Clu 2,3,4, G 2,3,4 ball 2,3,4: Manager 1: Base- . P co N HUD oifjjd he was silly but had a relapse I e ffllub Vice President President Fbfi '3. ' 'A .: ' - ' 3: ' 14: Fpfeggios I., : Treasur1r4I: Class Play I: Dramatics 3, yi: Pro 3:A11GiIlS'PIOI'Il An 3: GHC z,3,4. M - , !9jff,Jf,, Q LYCEI IVERS T HK ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. ,-FlfllA I,2,3,4: Hist. I: Pep Club 3,4: Dramatics 3,4: J Ujff Q, ass Play 3: Prom Queen 3: A11-Girls- Prom Att. 3: - N- 1 1 ,Class Treasurer I,4: Choir I,3: Glee Club 3: Orchestra Pfljf' f L,1'f,lx 1' ,K 1 1 Y fit! ,VA ' f ,lj I' 'Nha 1 X DALE JOHNSON l'm not lazy. I just don't feel like working, O Club I,2,3,4: Prom Att. 3: Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Band 1, Z,3,4: Football 2,3,4: Basket- ball 3,4: Track 2, 3,4, LARRY LARSON Quiet? You just don't know me. FFA I: Football I. I: Band I,3,4: GHC 2,3,4. .fy i, LAVERN MARTIN He has three speeds--slow, slower, and stop. Baseball I, 3,4: Track 3.4. PHYLLIS MATZ Late hours aren't good for one, but they're good for two. Ol FHA I,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Forensics 2,3,4: Vice- President 4: Dramatics 3,4: Class Play 2, H. C. Att. I Jr. Prom Att. 3: All-Girls Prom Att. 3: Cheerleader 3 3: Class Secretary 3: Choir I,2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4: HC 3. if 1 1 x , . 4 I 5 . C s . 3 Q x IERALD JOHNSON ' The night before is always hard on the day after. FFA I,2,3,4: Class Play 3 Dfrrimtics 3,4L , N A-at Q,-lb!-150.551-e. UJA., ..u.se,p-M..-.JD bc.. ' Iso-tl'-sa. U-4' ':'A'i'lDe ' wa KA-L . 4. 'Eu-5' BARBARA IOWE Not bad, nor shy, not short nor tall, but a pleasant ming- ling of them all. FHA I,2,3,4: Hist. 3: Foren- sics l,2,3,4: Secretary 3: Dra- matics 3, 4: Vice -President 3: Pep Club 2,3,4: Class Play 3: H.C. Att, r: Queen 3: Prom Att 3: All Girls Prom Att. 2: Class Secretary 1: Vice-Presi- dent 2: Choir 3,4: Glee Club 3.4: GHC 2,3,4: Secretary 3' Cheerleader 2,3, 4: Girls State 3: Student Council 2. EMELIA MAUG always with a man in it. FHA I,2,-3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Dramatics 3,4g Ir. Prom Att. Ig H. C. Queen 2, Cheerleader 2,3,4: Choir I,2, 3.4: Glee Club 2,3,4g Forensics 4. CHARLOTTE NELSON 4140 FHA 1,2, 3.4: Songleader 4, Pep Club 4: 2 45 Dramatics 3,4g Class Play 3: All-Girls' Prom Att 'Her heart is like the moon, constantly changing but She's true to one, one at a time. Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4g Orchestra 1: Band Ll' A H J , 2,3,4:'GHC 2.3.4. 1 IYMJ-4101! N ,'23?QQJ90r,f N nu 1-fi is 4 f f 'f 4'Qri+t'I.fV,'.J ,R fl 3 ' A ' 'JY 'Nj WW if gli X slv -, J N ' wk' Q 3, 4 r 'll-,fffy H L, .X , IV., 7, L '7 4. , 'L , V. 6 1 A - ,.,- I 'A f f in A, D? 4531? LPICUQ ff, Y-1 2161! QQQIEQ' 47... Qc 15-'QT M ,N .4'.!'.f 1 .' Q- . 4, fffki g A g lui is 3 L .7 J r Ag f 41. V1 fy., , , g 1 Jw Af. 1 ' f , ZN P Ill! :fw'7Q:Tv fm 1 SYLVIA NOKLEBY Quit LUeG.A.fK EUGENE NORBY Tis better to sleep in fQQigQ3iQ3i A Countrly Gentleman, al- than to waste a perfectly ,H QSQEYQQ so a Woman s Home Compan- Hishf-M f r P' 1011- FHA 1.2.3,4: Pep Club 3,4, , nnmarics 3,45 Baseball r,3, B-Team Cheerleader 3g C V ,1,,,, aff 43 Track 2g Class Play 3. 2: 1 ' Dramati s - B w I-,, I H dm is fl -ff V ' 3 4 I 3 4' it S 96 lg ri 1:4 W JCLJILQ. , Z 'Q V ,, ,V fy . LMA!!! j 5 gzip ..I. ..., ,,,1 . , C t 7 H 1 .1 5 'X r j' l Mn 1 A 5 gg? eggs rf 4 we if V .35 5 E. .. s , QQ U I at V f V if iq . ' , . W K dj, X 'ix A Q -if 1 f 4,f.,,l,+ A - l ,J L 4 QNQXUW Liliana. x fr' .',- - A V . , I. Ji. - . f Q IANE OLIA p C E DONALD OLSON 4 H, U-9' 'fAn ar ment? Lead me to 4 J 4 He's like a ' 8 Ford, he' 1 it! gn 'P ts around 4 4 1 . . e ' FHA 1,2, 3,4g Pep Club 4: ,Q FFA I,2, 3,4g Vice-President Forensics 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 3: d X 4 3g President 4g O Club 3,4g Choir 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2, 3, i ' P5 Class Treasurer 3: Drarnatics 4g Band I,2, 3,43 GHC 2, 3,4. N 3, Prom Att 3g H. C. Att 3,4 ,Q Football I , 2, 3, 4: Basketball . g 2, 3g Student Council 4. ll fir fn . ' ' '- - , 1 xv f . ..... all iff :C . ff ' C ll' f 'N fair? l - '::?5?2 ' . 4 :Z ' ' 1 ' L X !!f3' ' I I , J , - 4 ly, X M Y GARY OLSON ,r it V' ff It's not what I've done, but what I'rn going to do. lf' N FFA I,2g Football 1,44 Baseball 3. ' .2 NANETTE OLSON Lead me not to temptation--just tell me where it is. FHA l,2,3,4g Pep Club 3,43 Dr s GHC 4. I5 ,h.' 6.'f1iDCU4f5, . fr ' ,X ff R X7 4... MW. effaaf LC -6- 4 ,. 2 ,t f r 4 Mf ww ff! fffefe .,- . , , Www fffffbflfjwhmf 76504 -4 L...JLdz-U AJJJ-L-Q1 09v'fJ MAVIS PETERSON Blue eyes, Blonde hair--- beware boys, beware! I FHA t,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Dramatics 3,4: Prom Att. 3: All-Girls Prom Att. 3: Class Play 3: GHC 2,3,4: B-Team Cheerleader 3. ual,-Q ROBERT OTTO I may do something startling yet. FFA t,2,3,4: Football I. IVAN PETERSON Look what four years have done--one more would have ruined me. FFA 1, 2, 3,4: Dramatics 3: Choir 3.4: Glee Club 3.4: Class Play 3, , -4- M '- ::.-- J is ff Qs f . ' ffm 2 f xr-.0 - tv sf , 2 . F - '-gl Mt-:.' 2 it is .s 'Q is T 1 595 1 r is Ns k73 4't 0 4' fx . A , O , ' M 1 'lld fm - 4- ' . A, ' 7. - annie.: - 44 S mfg i.L r an U VOVV ,.,,., . J'- Wd Qg?j,..n 'zL . o ERT io ' 711 , H 4 He's one of our football ' stars, at least he's always out v r' Qvtn at night. -I . s if -. FFA 3: O Club l,2, 3. 4: FOI- ensics 2: Prom Att. 3: Class 4 , President 2: Football I,2,3, e'l, ft 4: Captain 4: Basketball I,2, 3,4: Track 2,4: Student Council 2. . 2 .iw-4 f f ' Q Ugg, Q C' ,, will :if QP . . , 4 Y-...Vu A M f tg. P, 2-'f . my 5- stfsw, ai' iffgjifgjfy F -5, f lfjii MZ, w :gg is ' Q 'Q 1. Twf:59 'i7if'5q M L-f,f f'A ': ' -- failures?-5, Q' 1 N 4 f,-E ,fs Ygfsim is .:, f , .lst-1 s ' - ' x ' 1 LOUISE PORTER 'Nothing succeeds like success. FHA I,2,3,4: Hist. 2: Treas. 3: Parl. 4: Pep Club 4 Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Class Secre- tary 2: Vice -President 4: Dra- matics 3: Forensics 2,3,4: GHC 2,3,4: Vice-President 3: President 4: Student Council 3: Secretary 3. LOETTA ROSS lf bright remarks were grains of sand, I'd be a desert. HA I,2,3,4: Pep Club 4: Forensics 'I: Dramatics 4: GHC 293'4' , - 1 F1611 C.: 1 ' rg 1 , ul'- zl, A A .riff .r Nff ,f ,V .. . ,. ,' ' ' V x X1 t'-tff,ft it ff?-f N A V , , X 1 'A l 1. C 1. x M' N A F w. , til x V ' l Q . k ,- X ,' Q X Q X ALVA SANDLER ' - f fbi -1 X ' i She's little, but so is a stick of dynamite. FHA 1,z,3,4: Pep Club 4: Forensics 2,3,4: Dramatics 3,4: Choir I,2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4: Orchestra 1: Band I,2,3,4: GHC 2,3,4. GRACE SCHEUERMANN She's little and she's wise: she's a terror for her size FHA 1, 2, 3,4: Pep Club 4: Forensics 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3-4: GHC 2-3.4- 1,k,, . VERNA SELL I'm here, even ifl don't tell everyone. FHA I,2,3,4g Pep Club 4: Dramatics 4: GHC 2,3. , 4 CHARLOTTE STEEN T 1 lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally T ' nice, t 'C FHA 1,2,3,4g Treas. 45 Pep Club 3,45 Foren- r sics 2,3,4: Dramatics 3,4g Class Play 3 Ur. 8: ,5pSr.J: GHC 2,3.4. I , NORMAN STUBER The teachers may have gone to college, but as you see I too have knowledge. FFA 1,2,3,4g Rep. 3g sec. 4 Forensics I, 2 , 3, 45 Dramatics 3,41 Class Play gg Track 2,4. ,ffl ,ff-NSN' ,z in 4 1... K A f? iw Q QQ ' EQ 14 ml K' if My s V afsg - M., ' i 11,4 '-Q, '- is W Qs I, fc GLENN vhhbb Qs , ' 1 No smart Rahvqastes ' CJ . . . , Us time with girls. I m no s rt , C manl Ng. FFA 1,2,3,4g O Club 3,4, 9 Basketball I,2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. 'iff'-5 iw 'SX 1, N ' ' 'V MAYNARD VOLD 'lY3 N' ,. gDgn't mind me--I just N545 'ff stu ere. x x dA X 4: Tl'3Ck 294 llll,!I. ,llll' I l I 1 l ' I n I l , ' ' A - -a I Theme: The End of a Perfect Day. We have come to the end of our high school days, And now we must bid you adieu. Our years at Osseo have quickly passed And now that our work is through, The mem'ries of Osseo will never fade, Nor will our friends so true, For each will leave a part of him, Within these walls we knew. Please remember us dear old Osseo High We leave this thought with you, Climb though the rocks be rugged and steep, A watch word in all that you do. This motto will guide the path we choose, In years which follow this night, And our mem'ries of Lincoln tho' dimmed by tears, Shall be our guiding light. J Fourth Row: Robert R. , Janice A. , Glenn V. , Jeanette A. , Eldor H. , Loetta R. , Darrell F. , Colleen H. , Dale J. , Virginia G. , Warren B. , Charlotte S. Third Row: Larry L. , Verna S. , Norman S. , Colleen H. , Eugene N. , Barbara L. . Maynard V. , Jane O. , Donald O. , Janice G. , Dale A. Second Row: Roger H. , Charlotte N. , Gary O. , Mannette O. , Ivan P. , Phyllis M. , Larry C. , Yvonne H. , Jerry J. , Mavis P. , Robert O. , Mr. Johnson. First Row: Sylvia N. , Lyman G. , Alva S. , LaVern M. , Amy M. , Bill B. , Grace S. Seated: Ross F. , Louise P. , Joann B. , Alyce I. President: Ross Fiedler Vice-President: Louise Porter Secretary: Joann Brown Treasurer: Alyce Ivers Class Colors: Old Rose and Silver Class Motto: Climb though the rocks be rugged. Class Flower: White Rose MASS HISTIIHY Four years ago we started on the largest venture of our lives, or so it seemed then. After much anticipation and excitement, summer had passed and school opened for another year, but for ps this was different. This was the first day of our high school ife. Sixty brave students entered Lincoln Hill High School as fresh- men in the fall of 1949. Those who entered were Maynard Vold, Jerald Johnson, Dale Amundson, Glenn Vold, Dale Johnson, War- ren Butek, Darrell Fitch, Eldor Henning, Orville Johnson, Rob- ert Otto, Richard Wadsworth, John Berens, Gary Swenson, Char- lotte Nelson, Verna Sell, Colleen Hudson, Jane Olia, Collen Hein, Janice Anderson, Virginia Gullard, Charlotte Steen, Jeannette Anderson, Leah Ray Hein, Joann Brown, Mavis Peterson, Sylvia Nokelby, Gary Olson, Eldon Gunderson, John Barnhardt, Dennis Johnson, Martin Sell, Roger Christianson, Larry Larson, Nor- man Stuber, Donald Olson, Ivan Peterson, Robert Rongstad, La- verne Martin, Philip Scheuermann, Roger Hass, Billy Baum, Alva Sandler, Emelia Maug, Louise Porter, Evelyn Torpen, Nanette Olson, Loetta Ross, Janice Gunderson, Yvonne Hintz, Phyllis Matz, Marie Goss, Grace Scheuermann, Lyman Gunem, Larry Caucutt, Barbara Lowe, Ross Fiedler, and Alyce Ivers, Gordon Douglas, Eugene Bauer, Buck Bauer, and Warren McBride joined our class the second semester. We chose as our class officers, Ross Fiedler, president, Lar- ry Caucutt, vice presidentg Barbara Lowe, secretary, and Alyce Ivers, treasurer. Mr. Olson and Mrs. Wallace were our class advisors. As freshmen we were treated in a most peculiar manner dur- ing the first few weeks of school. The sophomores seemed to have no mercy on us. Since then we have had the opportunity to turn our vengeance on the present juniors. There is no need to remind everyone of the odd things we did as freshmen, for every- one remembers. Our school days continued to be more interesting as we began havin parties, ball games, singing in the choir, an belonging to schoo1 activities. On Sept. 5, 1950, we returned as sophomores, with 54 mem- bers in our class. Two new members, John Brevik, and Eugene Norby, joined our class this year. Those who failed to return with us were John Barnhardt, Buck Bauer, Raymond Bratsven, Marie Goss, Dennis Johnson, Orville Johnson, Elgart Miske, Martin Sell, Evelyn Torpen, and Richard Wadsworth. Robert Rongstad was chosen as our class president for this year. Other officers were Barbara Lowe, vice president, Louise Porter, secretary, and Joann Brown, treasurer. Mr. Herum and Mr. Bolander acted as our advisors. At last we could express our superiority over the freshmen. We had the privilege of initiating them on Sept. Z7. As sophomores we were active in nearly all the school activi- ties. We also had members in band, choir, and the various clubs. We enrolled as Juniors in the fall of 1951. At last we were upperclassmen! Of course we still had to look up to the seniors, but we had two classes looking up to us. Our junior class officers were Ross Fiedler, president, Joann Brown, vice president, Phyllis Matz, secretary, and Don Olson, treasurer. Mrs. Ward and Miss Vander Kamp served as our ad- visors. Along with the junior year came many extra things to do. One of the big events was the class play, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy, directed by Miss A. Vander Kamp on November ninth. The other highlight was the Junior Prom April 21, under the setting Song of the Island. Darrell Fitch and Alyce lvers reigned as king and queen. Their attendants were Ross Fiedler, Toni Hudson, Dale Johnson, Mavis Peterson, Don Olson, Phyllis Matz, Robert Rong- stad and Barbara Lowe. The music was by Jimm Knight. This was the year we had been waiting for. Our senior year had come at last. The course of our study was much different and very crowded with the other extra-curricular activities. Our senior class had 48 members. Ronald Vradenburg, Leah Ray Hein, and Eugene Bauer did not return. During the year Roger Christianson, John Brevik, and Stanley Vradenburg dropped out. Mr. Johnson was our class advisor. Class officers were Ross Fiedler, president, Louise Porter, vice president, Joann Brown, secretary, and Alyce lvers, treasurer. The senior class play, The Wailin Shadows was presented April 24. Miss Vander Kamp was our firector. The end of our senior year and high school life drew closer each day. Class night was held May 15, and Baccalaureate ser- vices May 17. lt was on Commencement, May 21, that we real- ized the truth of our motto, Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged. Not only have the last four years taught us a great deal of valuable information to prepare us for our responsibility as adults, but more important than that we have learned to co-operate so that we can take our place in this ever changing world. RSM-64' .Mi .,.g,, LA LL c ss wi X When Grandma Jones, alias the Senior Class of 1953, was a youncg girl she consulted a fortune teller who informed her that her eath would occur on May 21, 1953. Due to her superstitions, she decided to draw up her last Will and Testament with the no- Eoflious law firm of Crooks-, Crooks, and Crooks, which reads as o ows: I, Dale Amundson, will my ability to milk cows to Dick Lee. To Anthony Gizewski and Sonja Hegg, we, Bill Baum and Grace Scheuermann, will our tremendous height, so they will be as tall as us in their senior year. Warren Butek wills his knowledge of automobiles to Mr. Olson so he can keep his Ford in running condition. Larry Caucutt feels as though Arlan Carter needs some of his acting ability, that is around girls. Ross Fiedler thinks Russ Yarnall might find some of his hints helpful when taking out his many girlfriends. Augusta has proved to be quite interesting to many of our Os- seo boys. Andy Gunderson won't have to look any longer though, because Darrell Fitch has just willed his ex-girl friend to him. Roger Haas feels sure that Lyle Swartz could use some of his pep and energy, and we agree! Janice and Jeanette Anderson will the great happiness they share as twins to Larry and LaVonne lndrebo in hopes that they will get along as perfectly as they did while in high school. I, Joann Brown, will my nickname hips to Anne Aune in hopes that she enjoys it as much as I did. Alyce lvers wills her good times in a Ford to Marlene P. Phyllis Matz wills her ability to stay out late at night to any- one who can enjoy it more than she did. Charlotte Steen wills her good times at Midway to any of the girls who think they can make better use of them. Alva Sandler wills her tremendous size to Carol Rindahl. Her ability to argue, Jane Olia wills to Shirley Shoemaker. All of the fun I had at free shows, I, Verna Sell, will to Carol Lowe. Louise Porter wills her quietness to her favorite relative, better known as her brother Wayne. l, Mavis Peter son, will my blonde hair to Margaret Rindahl. We, Janice G. , Loetta R. , and Virginia G. , will our ability to get along with the Augusta boys to Mary H., Charlotte C. and Carmen so they won't have to hitch-hike anymore. Nanette Olson thinks that Karin K. could benefit by following her rule of always being home by 10:00 every night. To anyone who will answer them, Sylvia Nokleby wills her letters from a certain Marine. Charlotte Nelson dedicates her latest book, How to get along with the Dales to Barbara Hageness. Eldor Henning feels as though Marvin Larson might like to ac- quire more knowledge on the subject of raising pigs. I, Dale Johnson, will my ability to be Romeo, to Harlan Vold so he won't be forced to stick to one. Jerry Johnson wills his curly hair' to Harry Peterson in hopes that he will appreciate it more than he has. We, Larry Larson and Gary Olson will the use of our auto- mobiles to Wayne Kittleson whenever he desires to take out Au- gusta girls. Lavern Martin wills his interests in Eau Claire High School to Gordon Peterson. To Jackie Thoma, I, Eugene Norby will my ability to get along with Mr. Olson. Donnie Olson feels sure that Bernard Brasda would appreciate the use of his blue Oldsmobile when taking out any of his girl- I'1el'1 S. To Dick Fremstad, I, Bob Otto offer my black curly hair. lvan Peterson wills his ability to stick to one girl to Chuck Otte stad, so the other guys will have a chance. I, Bob Rongstad, will my build to Darold Lowe, so he can at- tract more girls. Norma Stuber wills his brains to the Junior Class, who will certainly need them next year when we Seniors aren't around to give free advice. l, Glenn Vold will my ability to play basketball to Harley Peet. If anyone wants to study, contact Maynard Vold who very gen- erously offers his good marks, to all interested. Lyman Gunem wills his car to Dick A. so he can make future trips to Augusta or Illinois. 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A y f, J .fr ,lf fg , if 1 I ff i VV , my j'7 President: Richard Anderson Vice President: Karen Olson Secretary: Kavleen Person Treasurer: Vernon Vold Uk QT? n '-ff fffaiflfm fb FRESHMEN Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Seated: President: Seymour L. , Carol B., Bernard B. , Karen E. , James H. , Ar ene K. , Dale H., Donna S., , Howard G. , Karen K. , Dick L., Marceil H. , Dorthey S. Leroy B. , Mary P. , Harley P. , Carol J. , Roger B. , Charlotte C. , Gary M. , Mary H. , Larry I. , Sylvia H. , Karl N. , Arlene O. Duane L. , Berry P., Wayne P., Myrna K., Gordon P., Sonia S. Archie S. , Marlene C. , Donavan F. , Barbara F.. Harvey W. , Shirley L. Mr. Olson, Ronald M., Mary I., Darrell I. , Joann O. , Gary J. . Joyce P. , Dale S., Sonia B. , Marvin H. , Beatrice T. , Robert S. , Mr. Porn, Joe W. , Bernice B. , Forrest O. , Lavonne I. , Helen L. , Darrell L. , Mary J. , Harlen A. , Sonia H. , Anthoney G. , Kenneth J. 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XR X -0.1 ,. 0. r. , N -...mx hx, ,.. . .. ., . ,,.- XN . -base X X ...-- xnxx Nu-an su ' 1 ACTIVITIES I 52 u fs? 0 W -ff if l Y if + 'gi gig 3,3 I ffvflmflff-1, ?4I,,.,,i,f, 125 ' y . ' iii 'QE I P+-J .lbw-Q - its Q,4,C2m Lug, ,ye-wx ' A-1..WLv-Q ALM., fu? .MTI-1?'.f.y.w1. .VU .zu 6 3 ig I gm ' fy 2' Rfk Qc I I I I I I I I I I I I Fourth Row: Robert P. , Bill G. , Glenn V. , Robert P. , Bernard B. , Maynard V Russell Y. , Bob I. , Jerry J. , Dale A. , Stanley G. , Robert O Dale H Third Row: Vernon V. , Richard B. , Jimmy O. , Bill F. . Bob H. . Leroy B Roger H. , Ronald S. , Clarence W. , Harold P. , Merlin B Donald O Aloysius S. Second Row: Howard G. , Harley P. , Roger B. , Lloyd B. , Wayne P. , Ivan P Darrell L. , Gordon P. , Marvin H. , Robert S. , Dale S. , Larry S First Row: Darrell I. , Forrest O. , Harlen A. , Anthoney G. , Kenneth I Seated: Mr. I-Ierum, Eldor H. , Norman S. , Donald O, , Stanley N Ronald P Bill B. President: Donald Olson Vice-President: Stanley Nelson Secretary: Norman Stuber Treasurer: Marvin Larson Reporter: Ronnie Paulson Sentinel: Bill Baum Safety Chairman: Junior DHIA: Eldor Henning Dale Amund son Third Row: Second Row: First Row: 0 lilllli Donald O. , Iacob T. , Glenn V, , Eldor H. , Warren B. , Russell Y. , Dale I. , Darrell F. , Dick A. , Bob I. , Robert R. , Larry L. , Wayne K. , Forrest O. Kay K. , Gordon V. . Darrell L. , Gordon P. , Dale H. . Gary M. . Lavern M. , Ga O. , Donald P. , Larry O. , Andy G. , Ronald P. , Jim S. Mr. Kolqs, Archie S. , Marvin H. , Gary I. , Lyman G. . Charles O. , Bill I. , Bruce D. , Ross F. , Harold P. , George C. , Mr. Porn. Barbara Lowe, Phyllis Matz, Amy Maug, Joanne Anderson Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Cheerleaders: Virginia G. , Charlotte S. , Loetta R., Jeanette A. , Janice A. , Shirley S. , Mary T. , Sylvia N. , Janice G. , Jane O. , Miss A. VanderKamp Joann B. , Mavis P. , Charlotte N. , Verna S. , Carol L. , Alyce I. , Nan- nette O. , Marise M. , Ruby Y. , Alva S. . LaVonne I Kayleen P. , Karen K. , Marceil H. , Mary I. , Louise P. , Zona R. . Shir- ley L. , Barbara I. , Mavis O. , Grace S. Edith N. , Ruth H. , Colleen ljl. Phyllis M. , Barbara L. , Joann A. , Amy M. President: Colleen Hudson Secretary: Edith Norris ' r 1 vw cum Vice President: Joann Anderson Treasurer: is ,1 , 2:3-sQ'5 sT if if aim Ruth Hangartner Al 1 'L 2 fa A rf Y 9 y 9 1 s k s sir , as 4 1- r r as K H' rs Q 9 5 is if is K tr, s. M s ma MH? 3 0 EEF , is Q5 www 2 . - : ' QF. k I ff'E2-.r 1 S5 5-aw ,Q 2 Riff P 1 am! Wag, ' fav, . 1 P .swf X-rs Third Row: Virginia G. , Loetta R. , Donna Y. , Faye C. , Jeanette A. , Janice A Shirley S. , Mary T. , Jane O. , Sadie H. , Alva S. Second Row: Joann B. , Alyce I. , Barbara L. , Charlotte N. , Mavis P. , Sylvia N. Janice G. , Colleen H. , Yvonne H. , Verna S. , Mavis O. First Row: Norma D. , Anne A. , Carol L. , Carol B. , Nannette O. , Carol R. , Phyllis M. , Amy M. , Shirley L. , Barbara I. , Grace S. , Mrs. Ward Seated: Edith N. , Charlotte S. , Joann I. , Ruth H. , Louise P. , Marise M. . Joann A. y Eau 0 0 J President: Ruth Hangartner Vice President: Joann Anderson 4 ,., 5 Secretary: JoAnn Johnson - Treasurer: Charlotte Steen A ' Reporter: Marise Moe K4 Historian: Edith Norris X Parliamentarian: Louise Porter if 4' V Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Seated: Karen O. , Helen N. , Mary Ann J. , Phyllis O. , Joann S. , Shirley N. , Irene M. , Kayleen P. , Joyce H. , Karen E. . Carol B. , Elaine L. 4 Donna S. , Mary Ann P. , Joyce P. , Sonia B. , Marceil H. , Mary H. , Charlotte C. , Barbara F. , Marlene C. , Sonia S. , Betty B. , Carmin C. ' Ruby Y. , Shirley L. , Mary L. , Joann O. , Myrna K. , Helen L. , Barbara H. , Zona R. , Arlene O. , Betty P. , Sylvia H. , LaVonne I. Mrs. Ward, Gertrude S. , Marlene P. , Marion K. , Marion J., Joann H. . Iva- de11 K. , Shirley A. , Ethyl E. , Donna P. , Dorthey S. , Bernice B. , Sonia H. Marise M. , Joann A. , Ruth H. , Joann J. , Charlotte S. , Louise P. , Edith N. F.H.A. XMMUIS both Cu 44, ' 79 S' To v- , E D 2 J L , ' fl ' S Q? og NEW YN rj X,n' f '-:-: ::a'. sg! H5 Lkwifiieiiz Fiswirzz ' .'2- give 7' iid Third Row: Norman S. , Mary J. , Charlotte C. , Margaret R. , Jane O. , Karen K. , Barbara L. , Donna S. . Marvin H. Second Row: Charlotte N. , Irene M. , Carol L. , Ruby Y. , Margaret S. , Betty B Barbara H. First Row: Yvonne H. . Mary I. , Amy M. , Louise P. , Mavis O. . Alva L. , Grace S. , Mrs. Schwartz. Seated: Joanne A. , Ruth H. , Phyllis M. I r HIRE SIDS . a President: Ruth Hangartner Vice President: Phyllis M z Secretary-Treasurer: Joann Anderson , .ig 1,1 , . if fszi ' lif- :.,-fa, ff .wa H ,, -1,1 Q- I.:-sevsr: 2: sts: . 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First Row: Zona R. , Ivadell K. , Barbara H. , Shirley A. , Carol R. , Barbara I. , Mavis O. , Joanne A. , Grace S. Seated: Ruth H. , Louise P. , Kayleen P. President: Louise Porter Vice President: Kayleen Person Secretary-Treasurer: Ruth Hangartner . - fs ' ,... i 2. 1, . 1 1-5 ,. A af -:tg N 1, .,, - . wr .- V. , - v ' , . : all .jf 'if F Q1 I , . V 'era' K L - ,, V1 is if . sy 4 fn , ,1 ' ' ' f .1 sf-1, .FT sf 1... 2. 5 we ,,,, : ..,Vk.1g,,.,.,L, ,nga .fn s. . V 0 fl,.f1 ' aa.. 2 P Q Q R 1' Q., f. bei ' J 344 Lt? Donavan F. , Gordon V. , Marise M, , Donald O. , Margaret S. , Larry L. , Karen K Larry C. , Ross F. STIIIIE I IIIIII Cll H.A. IIIIARTH Bob H. , Forrest O. , Ivan P, , Harlan A. First Row: Harlan Vold, Tom Sawyer: Joanne Anderson, Matilda: Edith Norris, Susang Irene Myers, Lizep Mavis Olson, Ioanneg Back Row: Larry Caucutt, Jim: Dick Lee, Duke: Robert Hintz, Huck: Margaret Rindahl, Aunt Sally: Robert Isorn, The Kingg Mary Ann Thoma, Mary Jane: Bruce De- Grasse, Dr. Robinsong Shirley Shoemaker, Glory Belle. Absent: Ruth Han- garrner, Mrs. Hotchkiss I ' .f .lu um cuss mv HUCKLEBERRY FINN Huck's adventures with the two Scoundrels, the King and the Duke, pose as the uncles of the orphaned and Tom does not catch on, for they are busy with schemes to free the runaway slave, Jim. They prepare an elaborate escape for Jimg an anonymous note is written in blood, on an old shirtg they knot together Aunt Sally's best sheets for the escape via the window and Huck even dresses up as a servant girl to deliver the note announcing Jim's escapeg with Tom's help Huck retrieves the money stolen by the Duke and the King. In a fast-moving last act the royal culprits get their comeuppance. f First Row: Louise Porter, Agnes: Yvonne Hintz, Esther: Charlotte Steen, Bettyeg Barbara Lowe, Susan: Mavis Peterson, Barb: Back Row: Ross Fiedler, Homer, Donald Olson, Danniep Norman Stuber, Bemardp Eldor Henning, Doybleg Jerry Johnson, Amos, Absent: Larry Caucutt, Carr: Dick Lee, Sir Howard. ily XX f,, We Sf IUH MASS PlAY XX :E:. :.: n QNKM J.. ' Ap! 'Z S d B ,-:nfs 5 3 B- - f X X! X! mY A 43 ff '-1 E P1 E FZ l U-I Z Q U1 I IP U Q 2 U1 Eighteen year old Bettye, an orphan has just inherited her grandfather's estate which includes a rambling old house said to be haunted. Bettye is eager to provide other young people with some of the fun she herself missed. With the assistance of some of her young friends she starts to convert the haunted house into a Teen Club. The place is the hideout of a gang of smugglers and they attempt to frighten the young people away. 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Fourth Row: Kayleen P. , Beverly H. , Dick L. , Charles O. , Ross F Darrell F Jim S. , Dale A. , Marise M. , James H. , Shirley L. Third Row: Joann A. , Marceil H. , Edith N. , Dale I. . Karen O. , Barbara H Zona R. , Duane L. Second Row: Mrs. Holtan, Karen K. , Gary M. , Larry C. , Jane O, , Colleen H Mavis O. , Gertrude S, , Larry B. , Larry I. First Row: Virginia G. , Lavonne I. , Alyce I. , Diane Y. , Charlotte N Alva S. , Joann H, , llll CERT BAND Q Q ,F 1 yf yi ' f I Caroling Party Dec. 15 ig Grade Operetta Dec.. 17 - 18 Band Booster Night Jan. 28 F. F. A. Quartette March 3 - 30 Operetta March 17 Solo Ensemble March Z7 Concert and Marching May Z X Spring Concert May - xx Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Second Row: First Row: Alva S. . Ivadell K. , Kayleen P., Edith N. , Joann S. , Betty B. , Ruby Y. , Mar J. , Karen O., Colleen H. , Joann J. . Shirley N. . Barbara L. , Charlotte N. , Yvonne H. , Shirley L. Louise P., Marion J. , Charlotte C. , Mary H., Marlene C. , Amy M Carol R. , Marise M. , Ruth H. , Marceil H. , Karen E. , Joyce P. Mary P. , Carol L. , Helen L. , Jane O. , Shirley A. , Mary I. , Jo- ann H. , Mavis O. , Karen K. , Barbara H. Zona R. , Joann A. , La- Vonne I. Mrs. Holtan, Myrna K. , Ethel E. , Sylvia H. , Shirley L. , Barbara F. Sonia S. , Sonia H. , Irene M., Carol B. , Arlene K. , Joann O. . Phyllis M. Gill CUIBS James H. , Dale I. , Darrell F. , Dick F. , Charles O. , Dale A. , Jim S. , Gary M. , Lyman G. Mrs. Holtan, Dick L. , Ross F. , Larry C. , Jim H. , Ronald P. , Ivan P. , Gary J. , Marvin H. Fourrh Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Seated: . , Dale J. . Darrell F. , Dick Rose F. Jim H. , Larry C. , Dick L. , Jim H . , Gary M. , Gary, Marvin H. . F. , Charles O. , Dale A. , Jim S. , Ronald P Ivan P. , Lyman G. Alva S. , Ivadell K. , Kayleen P. , Marion J. Barbara L. , Shirley N. , Karen O. , Colleen lotte N. Louise P. , Mary H. , Marlene C. , Jane O. , , Joann S. , Betty B. , Ruby Y. , H. , Joann J. , Yvonne H. , Char Amy M. , Joann H. , Carol R. . , Shirley L. , Joann A. , Edith N Ruth H. Marise M. , Marceil H. , Karen E. . Mrs Holran Carol L. , Helen L. , Phyllis M. , Sonia S. , Mary l. , Sonia H. , Carol B. , Karen K. , Barbara H. , Zona R. , LaVonne I. Joyce P. , Joann P. , Ethel E. , Arlene K. , Sylvia H. , Charlotte C. , Irene M. , Mavis O. , Shirley A. , Mary J. , Myrna K. , Mary P. , Barbara F. , Shir ley L. J 6 K v ' L X Fourth Row: Junior B. , Bruce G. , Larry K. , Nathan H. , John F. , Richard O. , Larry B. , Neal I. . Darrell A. , Maynard M. , Darrell V. , Arnold R. , Arlen L. Third Row: Audrey S. . Roxanna C. , Sharon T. . Beverly C. . Dianne C. , Barbara F. , Diane Y. , Eljean H. , Alvina P. , Larue S. . Marg L. , Beverly H. Second Row: Mrs. Holtan, Kathleen O. , Marjory S. , Shirley . . Joanne . , Darlene P. , Sharon B. , Sarah T. , Lorraine H. , Barbara M. , Joanne O. , Phyllis H. , Ma Ellen C. . Marjorie R. First Row: Stanleylg. , Marlene B. , Pearl H. , Marlene M. , Cora Mae N. , Marlene R. . Darlene O. , Sharon J. , Judy N. , Susan E. Fourth Row: Charles W. , David F. , Nathan H. , Allen S. , Harlen A. , Ronald P. , Ethel E. , Bruce G. , Marlene B. , Gary I. Third Row: Bernadine H. , Joan M-. , Mary J. , Sharon B. , Phyllis H. , Rachel H. . Sarah T. , Larue S. , Judy B. , Eljean H. , Joanne O. , Mary Ann I. . Donna S. Second Row: Sharon J. . Lorraine H, , Kathleen O. , Sigrid C. First Row: Mary Ellen C. , Junior B. , Marjorie S. , Barbara M. May Z1, 1963 Anywhere, U.S.A. Dear Osseo Students and Teachers: I, Alva Sandler, G. O.P. politician, in my travels around the U. S. trying to ge't a higher old age pension for Senator 'I afLt, find that in this year 1963 A.D. , many of my former classmates are doing various things. My first stop was at the Donald Olson farm, where I had a chat with Don and his better half, the former Helen Larson. Two new buildings attracted my attention in Allen as I was motoring through. I was told later that one was the Allen School of Higher Learning and Louise Porter is the Superintendent. The other one was the Allen Clinic, where Yvonne Hintz and Colleen Hein are the head nurses. Foster was buzzing with excitement when I arrived there. I saw Colleen Hudson, now Mrs. Harold Peterson, trying to get her six children out of the tavern where Harry, her husband works. I had a short visit with Barbara Lowe. She is now owner of Mae'.s Eat Shop, and attracts many handsome customers. No--she isn't married yet, but June is awfully close. The way Barb stated it, Phyllis is still trying to change Matz to Vradenburg. Oh, before I forget I better tell you that the former Jane Olia is teaching high school in Foster. Jane, who resolved that she wouldn't marry, never fulfilled her promise. Much to my surprise, Brackett has enlarged its city limits mainly due to the new school called the Norby School for Amateur Flyers. Eugene seems to do quite well now, when there aren't so many girls to pester him. He is also the proud inventor of the Norby Special airplane. Roger Haas has also chosen to make Brachett his home. He raises rabbits on a little farm at the edge of town, to supply the rabbits for the town people. Eldor Henning is running a large chicken ranch. I understood Eldor to say that he and the former Dorothy Barneson are getting along fine. He takes care of the chickens and she tends to all the little hen-nings. While in Brackett I bought a new car, called the Butek Special . This car is guaranteed to go 175 miles per hour. I bought the car from Warren Butek, chief executive of the company. I had some urgent business to take care of in Osseo, so I turned my car around and headed back to the old familiar town. As I drove into town a new business attracted my attention. It was the Anderson and Anderson Baby Sitting Agency, Janice and Jeanette Anderson, Prop. Jeanette seems to be doing more baby sitting, because Janice spends much of her time looking for Larry Losness. The Red and White Store was having its grand opening. Ivan Peterson and the former Shirley Larson are the proud owners. Shirley is putting in a lot of overtime taking care of their twin girls, Kate, and Duplicate. While I was looking over the new store I saw Dale Amundson. He said he does some farming, between polish jobs on his black '48 Plymouth. I also stopped to talk to Mrs. George Matchey. She was Mavis Peterson as we knew her back in O. H. S. Mavis works very hard as a mother to her four gorgeous children and wife to her gorgeous husband, George, but that doesn't keep her from having afternoon coffee with her neighbor Mrs. Dick Tomter, formerly Alyce Ivers. Alyce also works very hard. She is teaching her six musically inclined children to sing like their father, Dick. Charlotte Steen is another neighbor of Mrs. Matchey. Poor Charlotte is having her troubles. The main one now is which should she choose, the Myren or Hagen Family? Osseo has won fame from its new Standard Station. It is the largest gas station in the world. It is operated by Robert Rong- sta . Vonnie Rahl is his head secretary. Amy Maug, now Mrs. Kenny Olson, has also chosen to live in Osseo. Her four little Ol'-sons , and one little Ol'-daughter keep her busy most of the day. Ross Fiedler has just arrived from New York City. He said that he decided to leave the milling throng in New York, and throng around the mill for a few years. Ross is now president of the Osseo Feed Mill and his wife, the former Joanne Anderson, gives him encouraging cheers from the side lines. Joann Brown is still the telephone operator. Ten years hasn't changed that old familiar number please and are you through . She is still the same Jo with many boys on the line. The Four Musketeers , Janice Gunderson, Virginia Gullar, Nannette Olson, and Sylvia Nokleby are still playing the field. Augusta still seems to have more opportunities than Osseo. Two of our classmates, Glenn Vold and Darrell Fitch have gone in for professional sports. Glenn is pitching for the Chicago Cubs, while Arlene Koxlien cheers from the side lines. Fitch is playing basketball for the Minneapolis Lakers. During' the off season he goes back to Augusta to see his best girl. As I approached the corner of 7th and Main, I saw a young girl selling books. As I got closer I recognized her as Grace Scheuer- mann. Grace is still having trouble with her boy friends, so to comfort her broken heart, she writes poetry. Osseo has another new enterprise on the edge of town. The owner is Verna Sell, who makes good apple pies like mother used to make. She is looking for some handsome young salesman to sell Sells' Pies. fAnyone interested, please call 2-8-1 apple, be- tween 7-5 o'clock or 8-1-Z green, evenings., A few of my classmates settled in Golden Valley. So I went out that way to see who I could find. I saw Gary Olson as I was going past the cheese factory. Gary is looking for an eligible young lady. He is well set in funds now that he is the owner of his own cheese factory. Gary said that Mrs. Dale Hanson, Charlotte Nelson before she was married, has a lovely new home. She spends a lot of her time tutoring her two young tooters to toot the flute like she use to. Larry Larson is another Golden Valley set- tler. He owns a Ford Garage near the cheese factory, and in his spare time, when he isn't courting his girl friend, he hauls milk for Gary. The two Johnsons in our class, Jerry and Dale, have gotten positions as coach. Jerry is coaching his wife Gloria and their three little sons how to drive a Model A, and Dale is coaching football at Augusta High School. His wife, formerly Sharon Kling, cheers his team to victory every game. Maynard Vold is running his own farm, but don't think that thats all he runs. He told me that he runs his '38 Chev, all day, but it still hasn't moved since he threatened to junk it back in 1953. Robert Otto has been picked as outstanding Game Warden of 1963. Bob is now employed in Eau Claire County. Being that I had to report back to Washington D. C. , I decided to plan my trip a little early so I could do some more visiting on the way. I sold my car and boarded the train. As the train pulled into the station in Chicago, I spotted Loetta Ross. She and I must have talked for hours. Anyway, the train pulled out without me. Loetta said she is very happily married and she likes Illinois very well, although she misses Augusta once in a while. Lyman Gun- em, now a resident of Illinois has won fame throughout that state as champion skiier. He is president of the Ski Club in Crystal Lake. Jane Heath is his wife. As my train rolled into New York City, many large factories attracted my attention, especially the one that had a large sign on it. MARTIN MANUFACTURING CO. -- WE MANUFACTURE MORE NOTHING THAN ANY COMPANY. When I ot off the train I found this company. I took the elevator to the ofgice floor. That amazing elevator has three speeds, slow, slower, and stop. I met Laverne coming from his office. We had a very interesting conversation. We talked mostly about New York, the shows on Broadway, -- Delia-- the weather, -- Delia-- the business, and we talked about Delia. Larry Caucutt has his name in lights on Broadway. He is the owner of the largest puppet show, and his newest performance is his experiences in Osseo High School. I went down to the docks, one afternoon and I saw Bill Baum boarding the ship. I talked to him just before he left. He was re- turning to Australia where he owns a sheep ranch. Bill said that it is the largest ranch in the world, but I just wonder if he was trying to pull the wool over my eyes. I am back in Washington D. C. now, with my job fniished with very encouraging results. Walking down 5th Street I met Norman Stuber. Norman has risen to a great height as he is head of the Department of Agriculture. Well, I guess that about takes care of all the students in the class of 1953, so I better close now or else this letter will have Eljean H. . Helen N. . Barbara H. . Joann I. . Joann S. to be sent by freight. Alva ,vm ..., X . . N . sNNY' .v-'ew yss xxx Y X ix X N my Alxlxvgptgli pw XX X ,,.-QQ-N-' -' - N :LN-' .x N ,.ss:...,s2:I'x 'NQXSX ,. R1 ' at .... - - A. -,.-rg..---'x 'N .... -33 1...9' Pm 41.---1 - , ,.- x, -NY.. x Ani? QW: ' : r-'S 5 .S - 05g ,F if . 1 f W. XL M x- Z L? y ,.-- ,.S7:: F N N 'ff' ff f Vw X 1- ATHLETICS Third Row: Bill I. . Mr. Porn, Duane P. , Dick A. , Archie S. , Gordie V. . Jack T. . Kay K. , Jim C. . Ronnie P. , Gary M. , Darold L., George C. , Harry P. . Marvin H. , Gary J. , Mr. Kohls. Second Row: Gary O. , Larry O. , Walyne K. , Lyman G. , Stan V. , Darrell F. , Dale I. , Don P. , Chuc O. , Da e H. . Gordie P. First Row: Forrest O. , Eldor H. , Russell Y. , John B. , Robert R. , Bruce D. , Andy G. , Donald O. . Bob I. , Larry L. ' fi? ' an . E , - Qwrrvlalllllllwwf QM L W V r S 404, 2 f 1. S 5 E : ff '55 3, 2 A 'ag 3 . , . 4- A 2 -' S , if ' 2 ., . y F . A fx 'M' Durand 18 O s seo H ' xx ' Mondovi 19 Osseo 4' ' ' Galesville 0 Osseo X I Arcadia 7 Osseo W Augusta 7 Osseo ' Whitehall 6 Os seo s B. R. F. Z0 Osseo 0 Thorp 19 Osseo 467. 1 1 Br W x '- xlxx wt x INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL SENIORS Dale Johnson has played first string center for the football team, the past two years. Dale not only has accurate with his passes but was a crisp blocker, as well. We are going to miss his size and experience but his spirit is what is going to leave a gap that will be almost impossible to fill. Robert Rongstad played every position, that he was called upon to play, to the best of his ability. His spirit and drive made him one of the most dan erous backs in the conference. Bob is the type of player we Ixate to lose and our opposition heaves a sigh of relief at his graduation. Bob will be playing a fine grade of football for some school next year, we regret it will not be for Osseo. Darrell Fitch played fullback and end and did the team kick- ing. We sure will need and long for sixty yard punts by Fitch next year. His running improved with every game and w en the season ended he was a fine back. Eldor Henning held downa tackle slot to a great deal of dis- comfort to our opponents. We will miss Eldor's size and ood humor next year and if he applies the same zeal to everytI1ing pci does, that he did in athletics he will be a great success in 1 e. Donald Olson was one ot the finest defensive ends in the con- ference. When Don was called upon to play offensive end he did a very creditable job. His efficiency as a defensive end made it difficult for us to use him as a scoring end. Don lacked size but made up for it in heart. Lyman Gunem played halfback. He came out in his senior year and was determined to play football. This determination ept him outfor football for a whole bruising seasong we wished that Lyznan would have reported in his earlier years. His best game was the Whitehall game. GaryOlson was another senior who reported. Gary lacked size and experience but not courage. He played tackle and guard and caused many a bigger player troubles. fire Standing: Darrell F. , Dale I. , Eldor H. , Glenn V. , Dick A. , Larry L. , Robert R Charles O. , Bruce D. , Andy G. Seated: Bill I. , Mr. Kohls, Ross F. '75 x A Osseo 37 Osseo 40 Osseo 70 Osseo 58 Q Osseo 37 Osseo 59 Osseo 61 Osseo 55 Osseo 49 Osseo 69 Osseo 68 Osseo 88 Osseo 92 Osseo 54 Osseo 55 Osseo 73 Osseo 65 Osseo 55 Osseo 73 Osseo 67 Osseo 77 Osseo 60 Whitehall Fall Creek Augusta Altoona B. R. F. Central Durand Altoona Mondovi Fall Creek Arcadia Central Whitehall Augusta B. R. F. Durand Mondovi Arcadia Central Altoona Blair Thorp xi' , fi al Second Row: Gary M. , Dale H. , Dick A. , Iim S. , Russell Y First Row: Bill I. , Duane L. . Archie S. , Gary I. . Larry O Jim S Ross F .V B TEAM Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Osseo Whitehall FaU.Creek Augusta Altoona BRF' Central Durand .Ahoona Ldondovi Fau Creek Arcadia Central Whitehall .Augusta BRF' Durand hdondovi Arcadia ,s si . ff x + fe521f uw , Q 'F ,.,.- .: - '- . ' Q ,- ,, 5' ev 'rv 1 Lk yt .R .... - :-3:-.R ,if , , f fi' fl a ,gif I ' 2 . ----- - -:if -fi? ref , . f 6 4 2 2 5 P SIX DISTRICT T6U J5-7 115 get 1 underway next week wi thing - o u n d PZ th by local fans and e S I area. Regiuvf of, enlor alces 2 Z t . 7,4-64 V -' A Mnsf Gi 3 ' e x , -.usfrict and brief- zu .fiieat-Cochrane is the ' l- -re' and should l Black Rlvpr Coach Ralph Sim, - Z ve won 18 of 1, f 1,7 favored to ff X f t Gilmantong ff' X WSI' SOITAE f ff t and-com- T- ' S 'he Mon- , F 41560 I . rcadia. . .-dl S 0 C 1 I E 935:32 er ia h V'c Q 1 U - D h whnehan ' X , T, iii H 13 T msgs ii N is-efxizfissfsfhzz 4 , ss o , , imc thfiows 152:12 Zggosigeg Anim it gm 'I mey run Herb Kohls. Mississippi Valley Conference OSSEO 92 YEHN , . lnto sim 8 -mst Cadott ta team lt win here Tuesday over a stub- OSSEO We A- beat 4746 1' own meet' iborn Arcadia team, 55-52. center 1' S gg Thorp's-Caro- . Q record, shouldl I Osseo built up a 30-23 lead at ' 5 e beat the Greenwood 0 -uid possibly gfgfgfei bvf ArC?dia Or i get dumped. The Cards, 0 '11 Haldy, two pgfi m 9 ' V u took one on the chin last Wu 4. -66. 49 ' ' Coach Cy Buke-r has a goodp, ati xe Greenwood. A io-Q ' We're sticking with Osseo to w the ' , 1 ms sputted and Eleva-Strum tourney over such strong entries ' , Chieita alt we 1- is Fall Creek .and Altoona of the Cloverbelt. eg S 34 BX 3 Sa ' , 5 f 055 we out 9 win her Coach Ade Washh--- Fall Creek Crickets 4 Qual to W . 11-5 . ---ff . TRUM LSP me garile gruemng muck laglr..-H' ile .Coach Tom Leh- .S in Wh 8- 1 ' e it points Xigmpions W1 almost allih fr. 11 str disiric wading ' Gi at HS 1 . - I . -fella - i-it. , 1 , n11 ay me ery, '1 'DIG Coacha , , Blalf gold ' -back aiiefrrhe Cl 1-ffm-le quaYYeY' up a 7 1 Johnso nd 'fan . t up X Rongst. 3 WS bull K Gunderi fhfo ek W0 Fall Cie hw bf Totals 'QIX5 , 'iisofl . Pl :SY 5 uv' Joh we CHM? me il. 453-ytflffl. genes ii s in mg Z TCYX aefso ,Q ig -natCYk'xerg.e1ax2Z?f0Vqd ,shmoe Guioggls in --081:-an duel- K -early assi? 1 ' K, Fit Bm moms' ' e ve O ' e a rl. . X LS teamrixte 24 points and . them, they scored 'X xg, polnts, the fifth Detects I o I o Us S I 0 I ' 8' .4 Whitehaxr --Eqwm xfxxe 9, 'Wi . '09 . Eleva ss ff ou 4737 ' 'av A ' 'GK I,na--.-..- W' rg ft pr x - rum :isle pf ' ' , aged QXXG Ng c0uldn'Vo1d f 4 3 4Fimrite f 1 o 3 .?'u ' v 2 60 9 Seo te-9,639,445 55 Kohler- Losness' I l. 2 3 Bielefeldt I 4- ' . ' I 1 '21 . ji K CSV 'Yo SKSO' AA e Grove, ErIgi:lf?1'sfsl1 sg lg 3 Egvjrsno f i T A vzllllllv ,:':V , ' : :: 0 5 O Yixggqla' ,film as tea? ! Anr101JDllllsOTl g ll ' ,5 Va' 9,590 SX X,63.xcXX D Hannah, -50 xxflg age gx staff Ph0t0 laguaiilli ' i . .5 1 fs fRongstad Fires for Wie? 'Legg ' Rongsfad' 32 and e 1 -..urasse g o o 1 96 DQ 1247 goes up into 31-hesl v go 19 J Toms 5 5 Ig air for shot against Eleva-Strum . 0cqxQ'Sarrell Fitch 4283 of Os. Sites arc 1. 25 19 12-.73 8:-:Ld .............. .seo, Rongstad's teammate, and Cei1tral's Higley 1301 and 015011 Fagan: E 12 s in is-as 0mciaigg g g'igi 'K315 watch. Qsseo won its 7th game with an 88-44 advauta . . .. . .luxaltus Lucenti. .il P C em ge' ,,mxwx..,x Aux X N X X X .XFX -'WEEK ,IFN 1 XFX X X ,vw-Q ,. ,N A ,, 53 ,, Q, N. X ...QNX ..i:i...,,.,..N N - - 'N N A iixx Q' S ,Nw y X 454,-V122 .S y .-' ,H , , .--' ' If 0 Af f ffgw , 'B 3 I x X K xYI1.bS5 X Nxxx X'5 N x Xxx xnxx N J X xA x NY5 x XX N ,als Q W fx .5 X X- ml. , f ffrfxk, f Q Wg EE? ' gl :if V 1 . x Lk 'y fg' fyfl ulj X , xx .ga 1 'ff X - x If ,fy fhfdo 197 ff 4i f X fi I 'f f 'iii 0 I !,, - X W 5 x J gif'-53 If N Q flag 9 Jf' L' 5 If , I Ng K3 ,Q f f Y Q , L VX R 3651 A fl g'7'.fpy!' A L X X ks.. '71 fix lf' A Hx . 21 gf' f ' fi' If ff f 14 X ADVERTISING f p y... AY We wish to thank the following people for making this annual possible A 315. 00 Aanes Studio Northern States Power Co. 510. OO Kortier Motors Keller Furniture Store Rongstad Standard Station A S7. 50 S. E. Lee and Son Osseo Elevator 55. OO John O. Ward Dr. Leasum Osseo Bowling Alley Osseo Farmer Store Home Furniture and Appliance Bank of Osseo Osseo Seed and Feed Vern Hudson Osseo Locker Plant George Claussen Mac's Typewriter Augusta Theater Pure Milk Dairy Dr. Paulson C. W. Hawes Egg Co. Gilberts Clothing Store Wagner Hopkins Bowling Alley Band Box Osseo Bakery Carters Variety Store Hansons Clothing Gunem Chevrolet Garage O and N Lumber Company Osseo Cement Products 1 l G Q75 A ,XM f!W4 R MD S3. 00 Green Lantern Cafe and Bus Laskers Jeweler Muldoon's Men's Wear Tomter's Mobile Station Carters Insurance Fox Theater Ted Jacobson Community Telephone Co. Osseo Supply and Service Matt Larson Lomsdahl Hardware Foster Store City Service Osseo Creamery Company Ivan Curry Foster Creamery Barbers Electric O. C. Nessa Mae's Eat Shop Dr. H. O. Hanson Byes Dress- Shop Oftedahl Funeral Home Dr. Knutson Bernhagan's Red and White Jack Lee Osseo Canning Factory Ovid Berg Carl Olson Marshall Wells Store Thomas Cafe Wm. Korb Gambles Store Sandwich Shop Rice's Market Eleanors Yarn and Gift Shop J. C. Penny Company Mason Standard Station Joe Larson Rongstad Sheet Metal Modern Beauty Shop Huebsch Laundry Q EE. m l i Depot .:,.