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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

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H A lwfiiexr nqwnlig 1 Aww AM vua 4 ,- E W Q 3 4 I Gr f .: T gt.. A , f Q, 6 4' I 4 5 'Q -.. , Cf' ff 'r Q :fy f 7? X Q K W 4 ft of WFS f if X In the year 1968, two neighboring tribes came together td work and le n 'n the same wigwam. The braves and squaws set out-upon a a hunt for wisdom, recognition, d friendship. They were guid ong the path through the w ylif the wise chiefs who know a y things, In the year '68-fjfthe papooses learned some Cef th ays of the Kea forest a1 vanced toward their target pf bseQoming wise elde sl' L quently t tribal members took time out 159511 their tiresome fajet-weavin d corn-grinding for intertribal qel tions. of aves and sq aw'5'donned their war paint, moccasins, and buf- fal obes to takifpa-r f in lively pow wows and rain dances. The brotherhood of th twgitribes has made Chic tain Country a heap bi and has made it ahappier hunting ground in the 1969 Chief- tain, e have tried to capture some ofa the pirit, actions, and thoug s?f the tribe member? of CHIEFTAIN CGS TRY. Q f 60 The Editorglg X Lf J X K Lrg ii T 1, of gg Y I 1,00 5. yy , ,sr R -fp. v R els. 'riff-4 ,wa ....,, It- ' 'gy .., ':Y5r- t y . Soc: O i Senivr Khzfir This year's O-F.H, S, Senior Choir performed well in their Christmas, Pops, and Spring Concerts, The highlight of the year was the choir's concert tour of the Twin Cities, From recordings of their various performances, the ,choir decided to make a record, Members are as follows: BOTTOM ROW: M, Olson, C. Sieg, N, Nelson, K, Krienke, M, Oftedahl, M, Scheffer, E, Weidler, C, Hammer, S, Lange, I, Sedahl, B, Olson, L, Ausen, D, Kaufman, C, Goplin, ROW 2: J, Larson, M, Johnson, C. Boullion, I, Sedahl, C, Olson, A, Olson, L, Hoff, E, Isom, H, Gunderson D, Rogness, J, Brasda, A, Peterson, M, Hoff, G, Sieg, P, Laffe, S, Goplin, Mr, Thomley - Director, ROW 3: D, Scheffer, C, Lahn, L, Wik, K, Kaufman, K, Dodge, K, Weidler, D, Eisenburner, G. Chase, W, Olson, S, Dodge, G, Johnson, D, Sieg, S, Ives, A. Falk, M, Jacobson, E, Lund- berg, J, Lange, ROW 4: H, Walker, B, Krueger, D, Myhre, K, Idsvoog, K, Johnson, R, Risinger, E, Aubin, J, Risler, S. Rogness, M, Polinske, R. Abrahamson, D, Laufenberg, J. Kerkvliet, R, Johnson, R. Rogness, G. Knuth, Senior Hand The Senior Band presented several half-time shows this year and performed in the Spring, Pops, and Christmas Concerts, Members of the band are: BOTTOM ROW: P. Sieg, C, Olson, E. Benson, R, Kopinski, F, Tumrn, G, Benner, M, Johnson, A, Rongstad, B. Olson, ROW 2: R, Nyen, C, Goplin, K, Krienke, D, Kaufman, P, Laffe, S, Dodge, B, Rice, D, Seiler, S, Lange, S, Goplin, J, Kuehn, C, Boullion, D, Rogness. ROW 3: S, Rue, R. Anderson, M, Johnsrud, C, Fischer, P. Johnson, N. Mattison, B, Anderson, B, Odegard, I. Kerkvliet, L. Anderson, B. Cox, R, Abrahamson, P, Johnsrud, D, Weidler, M, Vold, D, Skoug, G. Knuth, D, Martinson, P. Mueller, B. Krueger, ROW 4: L, Foss, M, Olson, K, Weidler, E. Weidler, D, Laufenberg, W, Olson, Mr, Quast, K, Olson, M. Scheffer. Girls' 5166 61116 An addition to our music department this year was the Girls' Glee Club, Made up of girls from all four classes, it is a group which sings popu lar and folk music, Members of the Glee Club are: BOTTOM ROW: Mr, Thomley, B, Sie, M, Theiler, D, Duerkop, P, Kattestad, B, Hess, J, Milbrandt, R. Anderson, J, Bertrang, ROW 2: V. Bloom, R. Kopinski, K. Olson, L, Vold, A. Frernstad, F, Tumm, D, Lee, D, Kelly, S. Rue, S, Fox, ROW 3: S. Larson, G. Forgue, M, Vold, P, Felix, L, Anderson, K. Olson, E, Benson, S. Johnson, V, Pederson, B, Anderson, B. Rice. juuiar Hand FRONT ROW: J. Tumm, S. Julson, L. Johnson, B, Myhre, N, Indrebo, C, Johnsrud, L, Westphal, C, Krenz S, VanTassel, ROW 2: M, Solie, D, Peterson, J. Olson, M, Johnson, T, Galstad, B, Crist, K, Sieg, C, Garber, M, Gilbertson, L, Galstad, W, Peterson, R, Johnson, J. Jermstad, P, Johnson, ROW 3: K. Paulson, P, Behm, S, Frase, A, Skoyen, B, Rongstad, C, Schaefer, J. Johnson, L, Rogness, S. Hammer, D, Abra- hamson, S, Muenkel, J, Johnson, R, Cox, J, Mattison, D, Quinn, B, Indrebo, M, Martinson, D, Paulson, J, Laufenberg, B, Garber, D, Townsend, R, Myhre, R, Nelson, S, Colby, D, Moldenhauer, P, Oftedahl, ROW 4: G, Townsend, O, Fremstad, J, Foss, H, Sedahl, A, Lundberg, Mr, Quast, C, Vogt, E, Goplin, R. Seiler, jurzivr J-Hgh Zlmir BOTTOM ROW: D. Smith, B. Monson, J. Amundson, V.Tompkins, R, Mitskogen, B, Rongstad, D, Thomp- son, G, Smith, K, Paulson, C, Sell, B, Otto, C, Olson, C, Vogt, ROW 2: J, Smith, S, Anderson, P, Behm, S, Julson, M, Solie, N, Indrebo, D. Moldenhauer, P, Bratsven, K, Sieg, C, Williamson, J, Ross, K Huskelhus, T. Galstad, J. Lauterbach, J. Jermstad, S. Krszjzaniek, ROW 3: D, Sandberg, A. Lundberg, R, Anderson, M, Johnson, M, Gilbertson, W, Peterson, M, Maug, P, Johnson, J, Laufenberg, R,-Johnson, C, Johnsrud, A, Skoyen, L, Kindshey, S, Frase, D, Paulson, O, Fremstad, J, Mattison, M, Cochrane, ROW 4: M, Miske, C, Evenson, H. Sedahl, J. Johnson, M. Mulhern, M, Martinson, E, Goplin, R. Seiler, T, Petris, B, Indrebo, L. Nyen, P, Oftedahl, B, Garber, F, Fischer, B, Olson, G, Kuehn, R, Nelson, P, Vold, G, Townsend, Mr, Thomley. I r STATE MUS IC CONTESTANTS X 5 3 FRONT ROW: C, Goplin, J. Kuehn, M, Olson, D. Kaufman, C. Boullion, BACK ROW: S, Lange, S. Goplin, G. Sieg, H. Gunderson, P. Laffe, B, Cox, fAbsentJ Wayne Olson. STATE HONORS CHORUS MEMBERS Sandy and Donell with Mr. Thomley DORIAN FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Beth, Mr. Quast, and Bill H DAIRYLAND BAND PARTICIPANTS FRONT ROW: D. Kauf- man, R. Anderson, J. Kuehn, R. Nyen, P, Laffe, M. Schaffer, L, Anderson, A. Rongstad, E. Myhre. BACK ROW: R. Krueger, W. Cox, D, Martinson- I2 TWIRLERS S, Rue M. Vold K. Krienke A, Rongstad PEP BAND BOTTOM ROW: S. Goplin, D, Seiler, I. Kuehn, C. Boul lion, M. Johnson. ROW 2: D. Rogness, C. Goplin, K, Krienke, D. Kaufman, R. Nyen, F, Tumm, G. Benner, B, Olson, ROW 3: P, Johnsrud, J, Cox, B. Odegard, B, Anderson, J. Kerkvliet, B. Cox, L. Anderson. ROW 4: K. Olson, M. Olson, M. Vold, D, Martinson, P. Mueller D. Skoug, JUNIOR TRIPLE TRIO: P. Laffe, S, Lange, K. Olson, L. Anderson, M. Scheffer, D. Rogness, R. Kopinske, A, Olson, M. Johnson, Beth Olson - fAccompanistj. CHORALIERS Rogness, M, Oftedahl, G, Sieg, C, Gop lin, M. Olson. ROW 2: K, Idsvoog, B, -4--C.: Krueger, K. Weidler, M, Polinske, D. Sieg, J, Lange, ROW 3: K, Johnson, J. Risler, J. Kerkvliet. MQ' DAIRYLAND CHOIR PARTICIPANTS: FRONT ROW: D. Rogness, J. Brasda, C. Hammer, B. Olson, M. Ofte- dahl, C. Goplin, M. Olson, S, Lange, J. Lange, C, Olson, G. Sieg. BACK ROW: J. Kerkvliet, K. Weid- ler, K, Johnson, M, Polinske, D, Laufenberg, I. Risler, D, Sieg, K, Idsvoog. BOTTOM ROW:- S. Lange, J. Larson, D, Should I wash my hands or take a bath? ' 1 fp At the Orpheum Theater Tense moments before performing I don't have any paper either. Sorry, Mister, She's taken, 9 i A Y 4 HC, 5 t Belles of the Ball , M.. 3 1 5 2 5 I Oh, no - another fifth! Practice makes perfect? Whlch Randy needs more help? Anxiously awaning 'the departure from Robbinsdale, ,411 Schovl 3-Act Play func' 5 rc In October the play Jane Eyre was presented, The cast included: qupper picture, back rowy, Andrea Rongsted, Tom Theiler, Randy Olson, Wayne Olson, Beth Olsong qfront rowy, Miss Myers director, Donell Rogness, Karen Steen, and Marcia Oftedahl, fabovej Beth Olson as Jane and Tom Theiler as Rochester have a quiet chat before their wedding ceremony. qcenter leftj The local parson played by Wayne Olson con- templates the upcoming ceremony, frightj Jane pre- pares for supper with Mrs. Fairfax, the housekeeper, portrayed by Karen Steen. I6 Ona Act Plays r rx x ' va . F The casts of the three one-act plays are shown in the top picture. Performers in The Revolt of Mother were ftop left to righty Carolyn Goplin, Eric Lundberg, Don Laufenberg, Donna Quinn, Hazel Gunder- son, Kent Dodge, and Mrs. ldsvoog fdirec- torj. Mr. Quast directed Two Bottles of Relish which starred fbottom row left to rightj Joey Risler, Stuart Dodge, Cindy Hammer, and Jeanine Larson. Karl Idsvoog and Bob Krueger made up the cast of The Shiny Red Ball which was directed by Mr. Thomley. The Penn family from The Revolt of Mother prays before a family meal fcenter lefty. Neighbors get together to discuss Two Bottles of Re1ish faboveb. Johnny Bill, and Charlie Fred prepare for their day'5 work with the shiny red ball Qleftb. I Mr, Fredrick , Head Coach Karl Kathy Sigrid Linda I8 The 23-member forensics squad under the direction of Mr, Fredrick, Mr, Klawiter, and Mrs. Idsvoog placed second - at the Dairyland Conference meet at Alma Center, After the gal' district contest at Eau Claire State University, the four students pictured below were eligible to attend the state meet in Madi- son. KAA Ju, , N no Che 6115! fff Our Girls You always wanted girls. Now you've got 'effl- Panties for our girls! Our Girls, -a three-act farce comedy, was present- ed by the Osseo-Fairchild seniors, Featured as the girls were Larry Myhre, Wayne Olson, and Bob Krueger, Mr. and Mrs, Lovejoy, played by Karl Idsvoog and Marcia Oftedahl, named their sons Jesse, Francis, and Viv- ian, because Aunt Jessie dislikes boys. Aunt Jessie, Margaret Johnsrud, lived in England, but decided to Visit the Lovejoys in America to bestow some money on Vivian. Each of the girls would inherit 35,000 upon her six- teenth birthday and more at the age of 21. The boys had to keep up the deception by acting as girls during Aunt Iessie's visit. Hulda, the Lovejoy's Swedish maid, knew of the plan but had problems keeping her composure. Ulla Fred- riksson played Hulda, Not in on the family secret were the neighbors, Gretchen Sieg was cast as Mrs, Wattles, Appearing as her children were Jeanine Larson and Kurt Weidler. Randy Abrahamson was the expressman. Miss Myers directed the play, N.. V I9 I .. - M ii BOTTOM ROW: T, Burns, J. Kirkvliet, K. Dodge, M. Ida, C. Monson, K. Rindahl, I. Seffens, G. Myhres V. Larson, R, Bong, S, Szydel, R, Monson, ROW 2: R. Abrahamson, D, Myhre, M. Nelson, R, Bratsven G, Chase, S, Dodge, G, Smith, K, Weidler, D, Sieg, L, Foss, D. Smith, D. Clark. ROW 3: I, Sieg, W Hollister, K, Idsvoog, A. Hoff, R, Torpen, S, Hammer, R, Lauterbach, M, Brevik, T, Looker, D, Hunchar T. Theiler, R, Risinger, ROW 4: R, Thompson, K. Szydel, D. Laufenberg, G. Johnson, M, Polinske, D Gilbert, J. Frase, R, Johnson, D, Smith, B. Krueger, S. Rutledge. ROW 5: Mr, Matye, R, Frueh, G. Zim merman, G. Laufenberg, K. Johnson, J. Risler, W, Olson, I. Mulvaney. 0-9 61116 The Lettermen's Club began the school year with the election of the following officers: President - Randy Abrahamson, Vice President - Wayne Olson, and Secretary-Treasurer - Jerry Sieg. The lettermen had one large money-making project - a candy sale in November with a profit of 3700, This money and Who's Who? Whitehall's great teamwork earnings from popcorn sales throug out the year is used to finance athletic equipment for our school district, The club finished paying for the football scoreboard, total 31700, and paid the first install- ment on a seven-man Crowther blocking sled for football, Some of the projected plans for the future include new blazers for the lettermen. Hey, hey, hey, hustle, hustle. 20 Q Q-'E M, Hoff, Mrs, Lunde fadvisorj, B, Olson, B. Giemza, A, Peterson, N, VanTasse1, I, Zemple, N. Mattison, C. Hegg, K. Steen, L. Wampole, D, Rogness, K, Duge, J, Solie, K, Olson, R, Huskelhus, C, Vogt ftreas- urerj, A. Johnson, I, Sedahl, I, Yule fhistoriany, P, Sieg, N, Nelson, fsittingj G. Benner fpresidenty, G, Sieg fsecretaryj, B, Ross, N. Chase, I. Amundson Cvice presidentb. H f Girlie library glllb Keeping order and shh-ing people in the library are the first duties a librarian must learn. Members of the O-F GLC are very good at this, The girls also assist Mrs. Lunde in running the library and promoting book week and library week. As a reward for their year of service, the GLC took a trip to Minneapolis to go shopping and attend the Ice F ollies, The highlight of the day was watching Peggy Fleming give a perform ance of the same beauty and grace that won her her Olympic gold medal, 2I run ll J Judging N63 f , teams Rod and Rick ?ufure Zzrmers af America SEATED: Mr, Rogness, M. Thomley, R, Johnson, J. Johnson, S. Hammer, R. Torpen. ROW 2: R, Harri- man, C, Grage, G, Lauterbach, M, Ida, J. Johnson, T, Fischer, W. Otto, R, Monson, ROW 3: R, Schiel, J. Rindahl, C. Monson, S. Ives, V. Larson, G. Pederson, D. Fox, J. Kalifrnan. ROW 4: G. Johnson, W. Solie, J. Matz, W. Cox, J. Meyer, R, Hoffman, J. Olson, D. Pederson. ,F-QW!-A ,ti H R 0, .,-J 4:5 R 6:35 Q J 'M ' N EV 'ia SJ , iq' M, Q x.! ' h rf. w 'Q America for 1968-69 were President - Steve Hammer, Vice President - Jerry Johnson, Secretary - Rick Torpen, Treasurer - Rod Johnson, Reporter - Marshall Thomley, and Sentinel - Tom Johnson, Activities of the chapter included exhibiting A in X? S p a The officers of the Osseo-Fairchild Future Farmers of +L if ance at the Leadership Training School and State Convention. Our chapter was the host for the sectional public speaking con test, creed contest, parliamentary procedure contest, and tional Vice President and State FFA Chaplain, was also pre- sent at these contests. Marshall, Steve, and Curt Quiure ffvmemrzkcrs af Ameriva The FHA is an organization of girls who have had at least one semester of home economics and are in- terested in working toward better home and family living. Candle sales, the All-Girls' Prom, and a taffy pull were a few of the many activities sponsored by the Osseo-Fairchild chapter. BOTTOM ROW: K, Carlson, J. Johnson, R, Fischer, M, Dahl, L, Pelzik, J. Zemple, C,'Sieg, J, Kuehn, C, Tucker, C, Hegg, C. Abley, ROW 2: C, Rutledge, E, Pederson, A, Olson, M, Pederson, L, Hagen, I, Sedahl, D, Olson, M. Hanson, J. Meyer, P, Larson, N. Hageness, C. Ives, ROW 3: J, Solie, S, Larson, B, Holmen, B, Kutchera, D, Lee, B, Odegard, A, Fremstad, A, Evenson, D. Lee, S, Rue, R. Abley, V. Lauterbach, C, Hammer. ROW 4: A, Peterson, M, Hoff, N. Chase, N, Rue, D, Stoll, S, Marten, P, John- son, P, Sieg, P. Johnson, K. Galstad, E, Hagen, ROW 5: D, Quinn, S. Johnson, E, Steig, V, Stoll, L, Loftsgordon, N. Mattlson, J. Brasda, G. Benner, N, VanTassel, L, Lee, L, Hoff, at the various county fairs, Northwest Livestock Show, attend- tractor operator's contest, Clarence hoettcher, the State Sec- ln November the German Club sponsored a dance. The music was played by the Back- sides. Other projects were also carried out to make money. In February, we had a bake sale at the Farmers' Store, Using part of the proceeds, the club went skiing and tobog- ganing at Bruce Mound in February, Plans were made to send a student to Germany for the summer, L 1 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Lehtinen, W. Christianson, D, Abra- hamson, C. Fischer, J. Yule, A. Johnson, I, Haskins, J. Jasmir, S, Goplin, C. Goplin, ROW 2: A, Rongstad, J, Amundson, M. Johnson, D, Olson, V. Pederson, L. Ausen, F, Tumm, S, Duerkop, N, Watenphul, D, Rogness, ROW 3: D, Oliver, J. Solie, E. Isom, I, Sedahl, B, Olson, B, Giernza, P, Mueller, F. Thunder, C, Duge, E. Weidler. ROW 4: A, Falk, G. Monson, V, Stoll, H, Gunderson, E, Myhre, C. Rutledge, S, Lange, M, Oftedahl, C, Ol- son, M. Scheffer, P, Laffe. CII. C bl - mf' D -Nw, . . U A f , N 5,1 in . Q AX 4- Q . -' 1' ' flvnfzewming H...-t.. .WH ' Whllwauwnu .- M .tw . 1 m 'ctw-WMM' A Q in-,4,.A.,,m.nmi3tx up t. 'sew'-an-,s.....u,,.,N Q-.-,,e Homecoming festivities were started out by an all school pep rally on the football field. The cheerleaders led the fans to the football field as the band followed playing fight songs. Ctop lefty G. A. A. girls helped with a pep skit depicting a victory machine. fcenter lefty Mr. Flurry inspired the team and fans with a pep talk. fabovej A final boost to spirit was added by a combination cheer from both A and B team cheerleaders. This year a new method of selecting King and Queen was introduced. After the football team had chosen five boys to be on the royalty each of the boys asked a girl to be his date. The week prior to Homecoming, the student body cast penny votes for their favorite couple. At the pep meeting on Friday each queen can- didate received a box with a colored rose in it. fabovej The girl receiving the odd-colored rose then knew she and her escort were King and Queen. Dawn Lee and Randy Abrahamson were this year's honored couple. frightp At the dance the royalty posed for a picture in front of the football centerpiece. fbelowj The theme song Halfway to Paradise, aptly described the evening for which the Inmates provided music. First place in this year's Home- coming float competition went to the Freshmen with their Sock it to em theme. Cabovej The junior float, Bug em. received second place, Qleftj Norse are in Dutch was the theme of the third place senior float. fbelowp f U16 Khieffzzirzs an Parade Our marching band got the parade off to a good start. Qupper rightj We're Aiming for a Victory was the slogan of the sophomore float. fabovej Our parade was lengthened this year by the addition of floats by two organizations, the F. H.A. and the G. L.C. Mix it Right, We'l1 Win was an appropriate theme for the F.H.A. float. Crightj The Pied Piper was featured in the Library Club's entry. fbelowp King Randy and Queen Dawn were a fitting finale for our Homecoming parade. flower righty YX 'Sf Lg wp. I S. s. ff ' bt X' Preparations for the dance fupper leftj. Queen Dawn receives the auto- graphed football from last year's queen, Ona Kershner fupper rightj. Cheer- leader watching is rather boring, you know. Cabovej. Big Chief Matyeg Little Chief Lance fRightJ. F 'W' 6 , gl e lfbfidcv ,X W, -W 'T' .2 .., ' a 'Q' ' - .fAboVeJ Members of the 1968 Junior i'A 'fi fax' ja, 2 f I f af X Prom royalty were: L. to R, Steve , V '7f7M?'f, ',l,i5,w:f3' ' g F' A , h 1 K Ives, Carol Sieg, Jeff Frase, Anita kj Kwan fu 'uf ,Q ia Z Peterson, Tammy Nelson, Queen All if rt's 4 'K Hg t M ,,,t y - fix , Lf ? Jeanine Larson, King Roger Lauter- f f iff ' at .,, 1 ' Q 5 I tx bach, Steve Rindahl, Marion Hoff , -'fx ff x If, ' Q V f' Harold Walker, Andrea Rongstad, 5 2' 5 and Larry Myhre. :QQ x I , Ggg Q s sy qRightJ Crownbearers were Tammy - ?' Nelson and Steve Rindahl, J 'ff gui S 'VA J - A .551 .3 s 9-Q . . I I wi A s, I i JA 'mf . ff 9 Ax x '12 w K ,t gi 1 v Watch out for her toe, Roger! A multi-colored decor provided an elabo rate setting for the 1968 Junior Prom. The theme Ebbtide portrayed the sea in all its splendor, fAboveJ Last year's queen, Mary Olia, presented the royal roses to Queen Jeanine, Even our turtle enjoyed the evening. W' e The evening's music was provided by the Offbeats, I knew I should have drunk some punch in stead of t11at goldfish water. Happiness is Back for thirds so soon? Q N V Xx,j STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: M. Theiler, S. Larson, V. Bloom, J. Kuehn, E. Isom, M. Scheffer. STANDING: D. Hunchar, R. Abrahamson, M. Nelson, D. Smith, Mr. O'Lea.ry, M. Anderson, R. Thompson, R. Johnson, R. Kopinski, S. Fox, M. Polinski. SENIOR N.H.S. SITTING: I. Zernple, C. Goplin, L. Hagen, J. Amundson, M. Pederson. L . STANDING: L. Myme, G. 5 ' Myhres, K. Idsvoog, D. Clark, U. Fredriksson, E. Isom, C. Tomjanovich, N. Watenphul, G. Benner, C. Vogt, M. Iohnsrud, K. Boullion. Student Hrfurzcil ,Nafivmzl flwwr Soviet .TUNIOR N.H.S. SITTING: V. Stoll, D. Rogness, B. Olson, I. Lahn, S. Krszjzaniek. STANDING G. Zimmerman, A. Hoff, L. Anderson, D. Myhre, F, Turnn, K. Krienke, B. Geimza, K. Duge, J. Yule, M. Hanson. E+-.l-- f BOTTOM ROW: IV. Bloom, P. Larson, D. Lee, D. Goss, A. Olson, E. Pederson, B Holmen S Larson F Tumm, P. Johnson, B. Van Horne, E. Weidler. 2nd ROW: F. Thunder, G. Forgue C Hammer R Kopinski, C. Rutledge, M. Scheffer, K. Galstad, M. Vold, P, Mueller, B. Sie, J Jacobson R Flick C Goplin. 3rd ROW: B. Kutchera, D. Stoll, N. Rue, S. Martin, M. Oftedahl, B. Ross N Chase V Peder son, P. Johnson, L. Borgwart, A. Olson, J. Solie. 4th ROW: D. Gjestvag, G. Benner B Anderson P Laffe, A. Pederson, M. Hoff, M. Johnson, P. Johnson, L. Hoff, U. Fredriksson, J. Schessel 5th ROW S Lange, S. Larson, V. Stoll, L. Lee, N. Mattison, P. Kershner, J. Brasda, N. Van Tassel L Loftsgorden TOP ROW: C. Olson, K. Steen, K. Olson, L. Anderson, D. Quinn, D. Martinson, H Gunderson E Steig B. Geimza, S. Johnson. SPORTHEADS fabovej: S. Larson, J. Solie, D. s':sf iij.. Martinson, S. Martin. VOLLEYBALL Qrightjz BOTTOM ROW: C. Fisher, J. Larson, L. Loftsgorden, E. Isom. 2nd ROW: J. Jacobson, D. Quinn, S. Martin, F. Thunder. 3rd ROW: D. Lee, A. Peterson, M. Ofte- dahl, D. Martinson. 4th ROW: R. Flick, C. Boullion, J. Schessel, H. Gunderson. 34 w qi ING.- ' Q BOTTOM ROW: Abley, S. Otto, D. Rindahl, C. Hegg, A. Rongstad, D. Compeau, M. Olson, L. Wampqle, B, Sie, I. Haskins, C. Tucker, J. Kuehn. 2nd ROW: C. Sieg, C. Vogt, J. Zemple, R. Anderson, M. Dahl, M. Theiler, J. Milbrandt, S. Vogt, C. Fischer, J. Klove, L. Pelzic, P. Hollister, B. Wampole, K. Carlson. 3rd ROW: C. Ives, S. Rue, M. Hanson, D. Olson, D. Seiler, K. LaBelle, J. Amundson, R. Abley V. Lauterbach, D. Kelly, M. Meyer, R. Fischer, A. Johnson, D. Weidler. 4th ROW: L. Williamson, J. Jasmir. P. Kattestad, D. Thiesenhusen, N. Nelson, E. Myhre, R. Nyen, D. Kaufman, P. Leasum, K. Olson C. Goplin, K. Krienke. 5th ROW: N. Hageness, R. Rosenberg, L. Vold, A. Evenson, A. Fremstad, B. Odegard, I. Lahn, R. Huskelhus, L. Ausen, V. Monson, J. Meyer, L. Hagen, I. Sedahl. TOP ROW: C. Boullion, D, Lee, S. LaBelle, J. Larson, B. Rice, J. Cox, E. Hagen, S. Fox, B. Olson, E. lsom, D. Rogness. 6.4.4. Swimming Umm A. Rongstad, D. Compeau, D. Seiler, C. Rutledge, C. Olson, U. Fredriksson, P. Kershner, D. Rogness, K. Galstad, M. Vold, M. Olson. Annual .SMH CO -EDITORS: ART EDITOR: SENIOR MEMBERS: JUNIOR MEMBERS: SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Karl Idsvoog Carolyn Goplin Eileen Isom Donna Quinn Jean Amundson Larry Myhre Ulla Fredriksson Mary Olson Robert Krueger Jerry Sieg Dennis Myhre Donell Rogness Marcia Johnson Sigrid Goplin Danny Sieg Steve Rogness f N Us W vr J?E',,,f , '777fNlX?N 37 Hhiefs Gzzpfure ls! Place BOTTOM ROW: R. Frueh, K. Johnson, R. Torpen, R. Lauterbach, I. Sieg, J. Mulvaney, W. Olson, D. Smith, R. Risinger, R. Abrahamson. ROW 2: L. Myhre, W. Hollister, S. Szydel, P. Seffens, M. Brevik G. Chase, R. Thompson, M. Nelson, D. Hunchar, J. Frase. ROW 3: D. Myhre. R- Brarsven. K- Szydel G. Zimmerman, D. Laufenberg, E. Aubin, G. Laufenberg, J. Risler, D. Gilbert, M. Polinske. 6 0 I1 .4 I e r I 5 n c e KEVIN GREG MIKE Qoafluzll Wrap-up 1968 The Osseo-Fairchild Chieftains started out the 1968 -69 sports school year on a bright note, tieing for the conference football championship with Whitehall, both with 6-l records. The Chiefs were '7-1 for the year and the Norse 7-2. Osseo-Fairchild's one loss was to Central 20-21 in the third game. Thirty-two boys earned letters in football for 1968. The high points of the season were top flight games against Augusta, Whitehall and the big win over Blair when everything seemed to be going against the Chiefs. The low point was a loss to Central early in the year. The one single factor responsible for the season was the attitude of the players who always felt they were better than the opponents and proved it. The Chieftains elected as co-captains two senior leaders, Kevin Johnson and Rick Frueh. Larry returns kick -off Rick tries the middle Honorary Co-Captains, Kevin Johnson and Rick Frueh, presented with trophy by Coach Matye. First place trophy presented to Coach Matye by Mr. G. Strand, President of the Dairyland Conference. Our ?uturc' Stars BACK ROW: G. Chase, S. Szydel, R. Bratsven, D. Laufenberg, M. Brevik, D. Gilbert, J. Risler. FRONT ROW: W. Hollister, R. Thompson, E. Aubin, G. Zimmerman, D. Myhre, P. Seffens. BACK ROW: Coach Laufenberg, R. Stewart, P. Frase, R. Olson, R. Osley, M. Anderson, R. Johnson, R. Rogness, B. Indrebo, M. Buchholz, D. Eisenberner, T. Petris, M. Mulhern, Coach Harpt. MIDDLE ROW: D. Abrahamson, J. Foss, P. Oftedahl, M. Jacobson, D. Skoug, E. Lundberg, J. Lange, E. Goplin, D. Tucker, A. Lundberg, G. Kuehn, S. Laufen- berg, Manager S. Laufenberg. BOTTOM ROW: R. Anderson, J. Emment, S. Colby, B. Olson, M. Miske, K. Ristau, J. Smith, L. Moen, H. Sedahl, P. Thompson. BACK ROW: Coach Laufenberg, B. Indrebo, T. Pettis, J. Foss, P. Oftedahl, E. Goplin, D. Tucker, R. Anderson, A. Lundberg, J. Emment, Coach Harpt. BOTTOM ROW: S. Colby, B, Olson, M, Miske, J. Smith, K. Ristau, M. Mulhern, G. Kuehn, L. Moen, H, Sedahl, P. Thompson, S. Laufenberg Manager. Mg!! C 6 zz T W1 9 ras hm 5:11114 junior High 650171 Hagers in Action Varsity Basketball T Burns R Risinger, J. Sieg, R. Abrahamson, R. Krueger, D. Smith, G. Laufenberg, J. Mulvaney, K. Johnson W Olson, R. Frueh. Coaches, Rongstad and Mulhern. Season Record 16-3 Altoona Eleva-Strum Alma Augusta Whitehall Independence Alma Center Mondovi Arkansas Blair C -FC Eleva-Strum Augusta Whitehall Independence Alma Center Blair C -FC Altoona In the first year of basketball at Osseo -Fairchild, the team com- plied a 16-3 season record, ranking second in the conference losing twice to Whitehall, the conference champs. In the final poll by the Winona Daily News, Osseo -Fairchild ranked 5th, and in the state-wide poll O.F. ranked 16th. On offense, the team averaged '75 points per game scoring 1,425 for the season. On defense, opponents scored 1, 121 points for an average of 59 points per game. Leading Osseo-Fairchild's balanced attack was Randy Abrahamson with 241 points. Following him were Ricky Frueh with 229, Greg Laufenberg 229, Kevin Johnson 201, and Danny Smith 155. Bob Krueger had the best free throw percentage, shooting 67 per- cent. Greg Laufenberg ranked second with 61 percent. Greg had the best field goal percentage, making 101 shots out of 225 attempts for 46 percent. Danny Smith and Jim Mulvaney ranked second with 43 percent. Kevin Johnson ranked first in plus and minus with 143 good plays followed by Greg Laufenberg with 110. Greg Laufenberg and Randy Abrahamson tied for rebounding with 192 rebounds each. Abrahamson, Frueh, and Krueger were voted by their team as honorary tri-captains for the season. Bob Krueger was voted the best defensive player, Greg Laufenberg, the best offensive player, and Randy Abrahamson, the most valuable player on the team. Ricky Frueh was selected to the first All-Conference team. Greg Laufenberg, Randy Abrahamson, and Kevin Johnson made the second team. ll S 6' I ll RICK Tri-captain 229 points 1st team All-Conference GREG 2nd team A11-Conference 229 points Best field goal percentage Best offensive player 192 rebounds 44 IL KEVIN Plus and minus trophy 201 points 2nd team All-Conference BOB Tri-captain Best defensive player Best free throw percentage 0 I1 I7 1' S ABE Tri-captain 192 rebounds 2nd team A11-Conference 241 points Most valuable player BACK ROW: J. Kerkvliet, G. Zimmerman, J. Risler, R. Hulett, S. Rogness, D. Abrahamson M Polinske R. Johnson, Coach Rongstad. FRONT ROW: G. Johnson, D. Clark, D. Sieg, D. Laufenberg M Nelson R. Thompson, G. Knuth. Meg 'S x N s is Under the combined schools of Osseo- Fairchild, the Junior Varsity completed an undefeated season. The junior Chiefs whizzed through the season with a 71 point offensive average to the opponents 29 point average. Most of these boys will be moving up to join the Varsity squad next year. Starting with last year, the athletic department has given one Junior Varsity award, the most valuable B team player award. Ron Johnson was this years recipient of this award. 1 Ur fs ga 6 Qairclfikl 7th and Sill swag Z' ff Grade 9,65 hm 6' rude 611753 Hvunfry Coach Bong, T. Theiler, G. Smith, D. Smith, I. Kerkvliet, G. Johnson. The Osseo -Fairchild Cross Country team completed its season with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. The squad held practice and home meets at Osseo Golf and Recreation Center. This year's lettermen in- cluded T. Theiler, G. Smith, D. Smith, I. Kerkvliet, and G. Johnson. Winning the trophy for the most points scored by an individual was Tom Theiler. Coach Bong looks forward to a good season next year with the entire squad returning. Practice Run mv.. .gb , s .ii 3 1 'Y Zgfg ., f A i Z - Greg -CY A Ve -v--.......l W W... Y' I-Inn... 0 0 With only a few regulars returning from last year, the matmen wrestled through the season with little experience. Led by the spunky underclassmen, the Chiefs were able to win only two of twelve matches. Next year with the loss of only two seniors, we can look forward to a successful season. This year our wrestling team participated in the Cameron Invitational, the large River Falls Invita- tional, the Dairyland Conference Invitational, and the Regional Tournaments which were held at our school. Each year the high school athletic department gives two wrestling awards, one for the best record and the other for the most number of pins. Dennis Huchar with a 10 and 6 record took the trophy for the best record while Curt Monson won the trophy for the most pins. s5...,....N , 1. t 6' 5' 6' I' S ,....,.s,vf- v Crack FRONT ROW: Rick Frueh, Dennis Hunchar, Jim Mulvaney, Greg Laufenberg, Joey Risler, Mike Polinske Greg Smith, Jim Seffens, Garen Pederson, Gorden Zimmerman, Tom Theiler. BACK ROW: Dale Gilbert Greg Chase, Mike Nelson, Danny Smith, David Abrahamson, Randy Bratsven, Ron Krienke, Mike Bucholz The 1969 track season drew to a close with the Chieftains participating in the regional meet. The Chieftains finished 5th in the Trempealeau County meet and 4th in the Dairyland Conference meet. The season ended with a 69 to 49 win over Central. Greg Laufenberg won trophies for most points Q 114 1125 and most firsts f20J, Greg also set a new school record in the pole vault with a vault of 11 ft, 6 in, and also set a new Dairyland Conference record with a vault of 11 feet, Greg KNEELING: Rick Freuh, Danny Smitn, Jim Mhlvaney. STANDING: Greg Chase, David Abrahamson Mike Polinske, Randy Bratsven, Mike Nelson, Rick Rogness, Dale Gilbert, Greg Laufenberg, Mike Buchlolz, Gordon Zimmerman, ll S KNEELING: Dennis Hunchar, Rick Frueh, Greg Smith, Randy Olson, STANDING: Danny Smith, Greg Laufenberg, Iirn Mulvaney, Gordon Zimmerman, Urzksmcrz Hale Out Season . . . Steve Rogness, Ronnie Johnson, Karl Idsvoog, Kevin Johnson, Coach Laufenberg, Jerry Sieg, Mark Jacob son, Danny Sieg, Rodney Johnson. Ronnie The Osseo-Fairchild golf team completed a highly successful season. In regular season competition the team posted a record of 20 wins and 3 losses, High- lighting the season were wins over Eau Claire North and Wausau of the Big Rivers Conference and Neills- ville, Cloverbelt Champions. The team set a new school record by shooting a 153 total on May 1. Seniors Kevin Johnson, Jerry Sieg, and Karl Idsvoogg and sophomores Danny Sieg, and Ron Johnson led the team. The golfers repeated as Dairyland Conference champions. They also played in the Regional Tourna- ment at Arcadia andnin the Sectional at Black River Falls where they missed going to state by 4 strokes, Ronnie Johnson won the medalist trophy. ,,4 f X ll' I -'A' Q ,ar--,,...r f l vxh J ,Q A Z ggi ' .g ' Z ,eww- xl 9 . Kaseball FRONT ROW: Jerry Sieg, Rick Rogness, Mark Jacobson, Tim Fischer, Richard Bong, I im Kirkvliet, Steve Szydel, Danny Smith, BACK ROW: Rick Stuart, Rocky Thompson, Steve Rogness, Bryan Steig, Rodney Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Mike Nelson, Allan Hoff. Karl The Osseo-Fairchild baseball team looks forward to a successful season this summer. The team has been busy rebuilding this spring and, with the help of experienced seniors, the team looks bright with possibility. With new skill building devices such as the batting ma- chine and the batting cage, the team is now able to speed up practice sessions and increase practice time in other areas. The team will be without the efforts of Karl Idsvoog, who won the fielding trophy last year. Growing interest in the sport of baseball is being reflected in the increased skill of the players. Richard gets a hit, R n e Varsity Zhccrlcuders S sv a ag K fi L 21 o Q 5 1 r dw t , 1 Ln A 1 a nd jw I E t X4 ' ?,s 0 IC' e a ng Y fx, NR 1 6 S M e a g n . h he ge La 1' Ha We've got the combination for the best team in the nation. 54 Wrcsfirzg Donell Rogness Becky Anderson Virginia Monson Susan Rue Lynean Ausen 4714 Varsity Mary Theiler Ellen Myhre Debbie Lee Virginia Pederson Sharon Larson Cheri Olson ?resl1mc'r1 Ellen Hagen Beth Rice Jan Cox Mona Vold Vicki Bloom jx J-Hgh Joan Smith Jackie Laufenberg Marilyn Gilbertson Debbie Paulson Melodie LaBelle 55 11 Hvnvlusiou . . . The newly formed school district of Osseo-Fair- child compiled several records that have never before been reached by either school in previous years. The football team achieved the best record ever in the history of the schools. Many thanks are in order to the Fairchild boys who filled key positions that were left vacant by seniors of last year. Thanks are also in order to the Osseo boys who helped teach and lead the Fairchild teammates. They also sparked the underclass- men to make greater efforts. The season continued with good luck on the basket- ball court. The team acquired an honorable record that will be a goal for future teams to shoot for. The team was led by experienced seniors. Q 1 2 is ' I .43 1 .s . . ., A ',,l 19: wifi Y 5' ' a n , up - 5 73? x A 5? L V' ,-., ' X A- ffi gg, are 4 ibfl Q Cum , - K' 1 Ng ,X W '-S ,fm 9.2 45 ' 'E 3 1 K I 4' 5 S 3 gxl 1 1 'i ' If 3,1 ' Q at R 4 ' K ,M lj Ja as f if 24 u Jw W Y 1 X ,rr ' f iz' 3 'Q . ir .a I M Q? 'TLS ,gs QU .-QP. ' .AFX 2 Q 'Vic' ri ,- 1- 5 ' x :3t,T,:: -visi ts . 'K f. ' 1 . - 'H 1 Us s 54 U fx. 'W' . f'1 hr,w? 1?i.l 3 is . , ' The junior varsity basketball squad had an extra- ordinary undefeated season. The JV's, whichwere led by high-scoring sophomores, scored in the 90's and de- feated opponents by great margins. Osseo-Fai.rchild's grapplers 'reached a fair season with spirited juniors leading the way in many areas. Lack of experience and few heavy boys reduced the possibility for a good season. However, they are to be congratulated for their efforts in the sport. Osseo-Fairchild has begun its existence as a school district with a high degree of athletic success which will be hard to match in future years. The goals which have been reached this year are ones that our teams can be proud of. CONGRATULATIONS OSSEO-FAIRCHILD ATHLETESI V4 Major Par! af the Sports . . . Salma! year P3 YCHIATRIL C A25 59 MR. LEADHOLM To the Class of '69: You are to be congratulated as being a member of the first graduation class of Osseo-Fairchild High School, You have set your sail on your journey in life. Remember, if Columbus had turned back after sixty-five days of sailing on the uncharted seas, no one would have blamed him. But then, no one would 5 K if have remembered him either! Even if you have a T good excuse for giving up, remember that all the re- wards go to those who stick until they get what they are after. Good luck in all your future endeavors, MR, SCHULTZ Our annual, The Chieftain, will hold many fond memories for the years to come, Memories built on hard work and play in the many activities that each of you participated in during your stay in school, The work you have done, the activities in which you took part, will play an important roll in your fu- ture. Make the best of what you have in personal assets to make your future both fruitful and happy, The use you make of your education and background will be the guide line for your future, MR. BARNES God gave us a world unfinished, so that we might share in the joys and satisfactions of creation, He left oil in Trenton rock, He left electricity in the clouds, He left the rivers unbridged - and the mountains un- trailed, He left the forests unfelled and the cities unbuilt, He left the laboratories unopened, He left the diamonds uncut, He gave us the challenge of raw materials, not the satisfaction of perfect, finished things, He left the music unsung and the dramas unplayed, He left the poetry undreamed, in order that men and women might not become bored, but engage in stimulating, exciting, creative activities that keep them thinking, working, experimenting, and experiencing all the joys and durable satisfactions of achievement, K .4 Q x 1 1 .., x 3 5 R56 E Mrs, Wendt, Mrs, Brechlin, Mr. Rogness, Mr, Twesme, and Miss Oldenburg, ax! c.. , -,YV Q Cootchie- coo frJX f 2.24 Qs1wffg.-L' I. 11,2 A 4 .'7 I .. 3 v x K . lfmzfimul Maxi , Guidance Mr. O 'Leary Mr, Rubner Svcizzl Science Mr. Fredrick Mr. Klawiter Lfanguzzge Arts Miss Myers Mr. Lehtinen Mr. Laufenberg Mrs. Idsvoog 14 ,CSKA K'- Math and Science Mr. Harpt Mr. Rongstad Mr. Matye 5.3 X We Arts Mr. Bong Mr. Thomley Mr. Quast Phys. Sat Mr. Flury Mrs. Colby Mr. Mulhern junior ffzyh Mr. Christopherson Mr, Newman Mrs, Amundson Mrs, Herrick Mr, Boernke Ofice H607 Mrs, Mahnke Mrs. Oftedahl Mrs, Waite fibrariun Mrs. Lunde Nurse Mrs, Dovenmuelhle ,,...e e,e Q r 'S 'N i .ash v 5 fy P aw' , .... mm janitars Mr, Lien, Mr, Hollister, Mr, Peterson, Mr, McCune, Mr, Davidson, Mr, Freng. Hooks 4, Mrs, Lien, Mrs, Lowe, Mrs, Peterson, Mrs, Frase, Mrs, Ham- mer, Mrs, Olson, 'I rang? ...sf GW Qvyilwgfw ff' 353593 59353, V5 JRJQ ...A wi, .,. K 1 ,Nw- , ,. , ' 'Si A M4 .l 4. 4, K .fn ..,.,,A , .V 4.9, ,L .-if. . QL Nu gr , .' X, xP'I'f2f3, 1' f ' ' s.1.yx'. -.L 121.-si. f' f we zfsw 1 L wr ' I .A Wf'r1gf'g Offs ,1 2 -63 U Q. .,..,A. A .J . 5 V tk .Y K f' -'ag , '--A ,Q 4 , K 1 ' -. .::t::.:kF5.i:::5-QE. ,334 .1-1:-V, X x . K - -.' - ,:, -3, .-,M + , X -' ,- . . -1.-,.l,41 W. .psig mf ' 5' fun K. wks f ' 4 '.Qf'3'Z 'Ziff' H : '4' '9 4' , gf ,M I,,.f,5 rg I, A-1 r i'g:,r-,iifgf .- W . , . r, L gm 1 Q- . s - -f.. L1 ww' zm'.fQ.. .-.sC1.:,rg,, - . . 9 .1 -N-Q ,- . .-L,,M,.'-m lfz. ' ,,,, L K 7 . , .f,::,s,Ql N iq, . .i,i.,,',,.c, l W f . , , rw -:L-Lal .-w A m .,. l 5 . f 1' K ,NH V. I ,Q as E E s 3 Mrs, Odegard Has Drivers ,lf H - 'I 1 W Mr. Julson, Mr, Jermstad, Mr. Hestekin, Mr, Oftedahl, Mr, Williams, Mr. Burns, Mr, Steig, Mr, Hoff, Mr, Odegard, Mr, Klatt, Mr, Olson, ' Mr, Tranberg. 65 D. Townsend, O. Fremstad. ROW 2: Mrs BOTTOM ROW: S. Colby, C. Indrebo, B. Rose, R. Edwards, Amundson, C. Huskelhus, L. Johnson, T. Galstad, S. Julson, J. Lauterbach, P. Boehm, B. Olson. ROW 3 S. Frase, W. Pederson, M. Nelson, F. Fisher, N. Indrebo, W. Ross, M. Martinson. ROW 4: P. Johnson R. Johnson, D. Polinske, L. Larson, A. Skoyen, P. Oftedahl, L. Kyndschy. ecfenfh Grade BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Christopherson, R. Myhre, R. Erickson, C. Olson, D. Smith, C. Vogt. ROW 2: B. Otto, J. Amundson, G. Townsend, P. Thompson, J. Hilmanowski, F. Rachotzke, H. Schiefelbein. ROW 3 P. Vold, R. Nelson, C. Sell, L. Moen, V. Tompkins, H. Sedahl, M. Krenz, W. Compeau. ROW 4: M Mulhern, K. Ristau, B. Rongstad, D. Thompson, P. Looker, K. Paulson, R. Cox, J. Thomley. L 41.1 I BOTTOM ROW: J. Olson, T. Siag, G. Johnson, S. Muenkel, B. Monson, G. Kuehn, G. Smith. ROW 2: M. Mitzke, J. Haskins, P. Christianson, D. Johnson, C. Evenson, D. Grage, J. Johnson, R. Mitskogen. ROW 3: D, Nelson, L. Westphal, J. Smith, M. Cochrane, T. Tumm, J. Mattison, D. Sandburg, L. Hollis ter, Mr. Newman. ROW 4: A. Lundberg, D. Tucker, E. Goplin, C. Seffens, J. Jermstad, C. Thompson, R. Anderson, G. Kelly, R. Rongstad, S. Anderson. .Eighth Grade BOTTOM ROW: C. Williamson, K. Krenz, M. Solie, P. Frase, J. Ross, N. Christen, J. Krszjzaniek, Mrs. Herrick. ROW 2: K. Sieg, B. Garber, J. Severson, J. Jacobson, J. Kay, P. Bratsven, M. Johnson, M, La Belle, Mr. Boernke. ROW 3: R. Seiler, K. Rindahl, D. Paulson, J. Laufenberg, M. Gilbertson, M. Maug D. Quinn, D. Boehm, D. Moldenhauer. ROW 4: J. Foss, S. Van Tassel, M. Kay, T. Petris, B. lndrebo, M. Johnson, L. Nyen, L. Ross, C. Johnsrud. J . xp k .........,,, BOTTOM ROW: D. Rindahl, E. Durst, M. Dahl, J. Milbrandt, M, Theiler, R. Anderson, B, Sie, C, Abley, ROW 2: Mr. Thomley, D. Duerkop, M. Meyer, G. Sieg, R. Christianson, E. Lundberg, J. Steig, R, Fischer Mrs, Idsvoog. ROW 3: R. Rosenberg, B, Odegard, S, Fox, M, Johnson, J, Kittelson, A. Evenson, J. Hoff- man, N, Hageness. Zfeshmen The Class of 1972 started the year with the election of officers. They were President, Mark Anderson: Vice-President, Sharon Foxg Secretary, Vicky Bloomg and Treasurer, Rick Stewart, Mary Jo Theiler was elected to the Student Council. Homecoming turned out to be quite successful for us, We received a first rating on our float, Sock it to 'Em. Ours boys participated in many sports and did very well with the help of the cheerleaders. The girls were active in G.A.A. , taking part in all activities, We are looking forward to three more rewarding years at O-F.H,S, kw BOTTOM ROW: K. Galstad, D. Stoll, N. Rue, D. Smith, I. Muenkel, L. Hilmanowski, R. Mueller, M. Vold, ROW 2: D. Wood, D. Abrahamson, K. Olson, M. Buchholz, R. Johnson, M. Darling, V. Pederson, D. Eisenberner. ROW 3: R. Rogness, M. Anderson, R. Olson, R, Stewart, T, Anderson, P, Frase, R. Kutchera, R. Osley. BOTTOM ROW: S. Olson, P. Johnsrud, J. Cox, E. Hagen, D. Scheffer, R. Krienke, J. Lange. ROW 2: C. Lahn, D. Skoug, A. Falk, L. Williamson, L. Alexander, R. McGavern, M. Jacobson. ROW 3: D. Lee P. Johnson, A. Fremstad, L. Borgwardt, B. Van Horn, L. Vold, D. Weidler, V. Bloom. BOTTOM ROW: I. Kerkvliet. I. Boettcher B Steig C Hagen R Thompson M Nelson ROW 2 H Gunderson, D, Baldwin, M, Heath, D. Laufenburg G Burchell H Flick R Bratsven S Johnson ROW 3, R, Johnson, W, Winn, D, Abrahamson, S Rogness D Card R Hulett D Mander N Kannel The sophomore class began the year with the election of officers. They were: Presi- dent, Mike Nelsong Vice President, Ron John song Secretary-Treasurer, Rocky Thompsong and Student Council Representative, Sharon Louise Larson. Next on the agenda was the making of our homecoming float, Aiming for a Victory received fourth place. In December, we sponsored a sock hop and concessions at a local basketball game. Sigrid Goplin and Linda Hoff repre- sented our class at the State Forensic Contest in Madison on April 26, Sigrid and Hazel Gunderson also received the honor of going to the State Music Contest in Eau Claire on May 3, For most of us the highlight of the year was ordering class rings, 70 BOTTOM ROW: G. Knuth, L. Wik, M. Meyer, L. Thomley, K. Kaufman, Mr. Klawiter. ROW 2: S. Larson, S. Goplin, B. Kutchera, A. Thomley, P. Felix, C. Hammer, B. Sie. ROW 3: K. Rindahl, T. Fischer, J. Crow, G. Lauterbach, M. Ida, K. Tompkins, V. Larson. BOTTOM ROW: S. Vogt, P. Hollister, L. Pelzik, J. Klove, C. Fischer, D. Haskins, R. Monson. ROW 2: D. Seiler, P. Kattestad, A. Johnson, D. Olson, W. Otto, D. Kelly, N. Nelson, C. Hegg. ROW 3: I. Meyer, R. Smith, B. Hdmen, E. Pederson, L. Ausen, R. Huskelhus, P. Larson, R. Flick, J. Jasmir. figs 7 I R , ' A dd L... 6 no BOTTOM ROW: Miss Oldenburg, P, Prodanovich, S, Szydel, J. Warnpole, S, Larson, R. Kittelson, ROW 2: C, Olson, R, Anderson, D, Gjestvang, P, Felix, J. Solie, L, Hoff, L, Lee, J. Rindahl. ROW 3: K, Dodge, R, Scheel, G, Chase, J. Carlson, G, Severson, G, Johnson, D, Sieg, R, Flick, M. Brevik. Hurray for Hazel! Why stop now? 1968?'? ,L . Af A , -rw f BOTTOM ROW: K. Carlson, J. Klove, L, Warnpole, C, Tucker, D. Cornpeau, S. Otto. ROW 2: C. Ewers K, Krienke, M, Hanson, P, Leasum, K, Olson, S, Krszjzaniek, J. Johnson, B. Hess, ROW 3: C, Ives, V. Lauterbach, F, Thunder, G. Forgue, E. Weidler, R, Abley, K. LaBelle, C, Duge. juniors BOTTOM ROW: V. Monson, R. Bong, C, Grage, W, Christianson, W. Hollister, M. Hogstad, K, Nelson, Mr, Lehtinen. ROW 2: J, Yule, L, Knott, M, Scheffer, R, Kopinski, S. Matysik, R. Harriman, K. Ives, I. Jacobson, ROW 3: M. Johnson, F, Tumm, P, Laffe, L, Boullion, N, Van Tassel, S, Lange, B, Olson, P Sieg R Rosenberg BOTTOM ROW: L, Foss, R, Tompkins, P, Seffens, D. Fox, R. Nelson, D, Oliver, A, Olson, ROW 2: L, Loftsgordon, D, Clark, T. Theiler, R, Schnell, T, Looker, D. Pederson, J. Wampole, N. Mattison, ROW 3: D, Hunchar, E. Steig, B. Giemza, E. Benson, P, Kershner, V, Stoll, G. Smith, D, Myhre, How many times do I have to tell you , , , Whoops! I I When I was crossing the prairie , , , BOTTOM ROW: Mr, Fredrick, G. Matz, A, Hoff, B, Walker, J. Johnson, B, Cox, D. Rogness, L, Anderson ROW 2: G. Zimmerman, S, Rutledge, J, Risler, D. Gilbert, G, Laufenberg, G. Anderson, E, Aubin, K. Szydel. ROW 3: B, Solie, M, Polinske, G. Johnson, G, Holt, S, Peterson, D, Thompson, D. Faast, D, Jacobson. The school year of 1968-69 was quite a change for all of us because of the consol- idationg but for the juniors, there were many other things that helped to add to an ex- citing year, We got our class rings when school started and later on sold class pins, We also sold candy in the spring which readied our class treasury for prom expenses, Every- one took part in decorating the gym for prom, which was a spring scene with the theme Traces of Love. Junior class officers were Dennis Hunchar, secretaryg Mike Polinske, presidentg Kevin Szydel, Ireasurerg and Marge Scheffer, vice president. '49 J RANDY ABRAHAMSON JEAN AMUNDSON BRIAN BAUCH GAIL BENNER RAYMOND BENSON CATHY BOULLION JOYCE BRASDA THOMAS BURNS NANCY CHASE W mga? 1219 'hswff' C0 ua: everything is ,wssilflct and fomarwuf lvoks friendq DALE CLARK STUART DODGE SHARON DUERKOP CLIFFORD EVENSON DENNIS FLICK JEFF FRASE ULLABELLA FREDRIKSSON RICKY FRUEH CAROLYN GOPLIN What dass mr! destroy us DANIEL GORKOWSKI DONNA GOSS LINDA HAGEN STEVEN HAMMER MARION HOFF ROBERT HOFFMAN KARL IDSVOOG EILEEN ISOM STEVEN IVES KEVIN JOHNSON PEGGY JO JOHNSON PEGGY LYNN JOHNSON RODNEY JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON MARGARET JOHNSRUD DIANE KAUFMAN JOSEPH KAUFMAN VICKI KITTELSON will make us sfrrfngvr. iw ' if 'mf DENNIS KNUTH ROBERT KRUEGER IANICE KUEHN SANDRA LaBELLE IEANINE LARSON ROGER LAUTERBACH DAWN LEE SHARON MARTEN DEBRA MARTINSON We have vpfimism faith in aurselwaz ? JOHN MEYER CURTIS MONSON JAMES MULVANEY LARRY MYHRE GREGG MYHERS EVANGELYN NELSON ROXANNE NYEN MARCIA OFTEDAHL ALICE OLSON .TAMES OLSON MARY OLSON WAYNE OLSON faith in nur universal quawies, GAREN PEDERSON MARY PEDERSON ANITA PETERSON DONNA QUINN RANDY RISINGER ANDREA RONGSTAD BETTY ROSS SUSAN RUE JANET SCHESEL ILENE SEDAHL IRENE SEDAHL CAROL SIEG GRETCHEN SIEG JERRY SIEG DANNY SMITH and uhm' all faith in lava MARSHALL THOMLEY CATHY TOMJANOVICH LuANN TOMPKINS Cpicture not avai1ab1eJ RICHARD TORPEN CHRISTINE VOGT HAROLD WALKER BARBARA WAMPOLE NANCY WATENPHUL KURT WEIDLER JEAN ZEMPLE Che 611155 af 1969. 7 4 ff'1 f'? W ,5'2lZ'?Y4?52f?5'f ' CLASS FLOWER White Camatlon with Blue Tint. CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and White CLASS MOTTO In Ourselves Our Future Lies CLASS OFFICERS: President, Danny Smith Vice-President, Randy Abrahamson Treasurer, Carolyn Goplin Secretary, Eileen Isom Late in August, the class of '69 began their final year of high school by boarding the buses for a jour ney to Eau Claire for the taking of senior portraits. The eighty-two seniors began classes a weeu rarer as members of the newly consolidated school district, Ulla Fredriksson from Sweden was a wonderful addition to our class for the year. She taught us much about the attitudes and habits of the Swedish, Our homecoming float, Norse are in Dutch, received third place. In May the class sponsored the Send a Mouse to College campaign. Through the project, enough money was collected to furnish 208 mice for cancer research. The senior class play, Our Girls, was a roaring success. Throughout the year each senior pondered over and made plans for his future. With the events of Baccalaureate, Class Night, and Commencement, we were filled up with a feelinguof regret about leaving our many friends, mingled with an excited eic-l pectation as to what the future would hold for us, We all have very fond memories of our years at O-F. H.S. ufedish Girl What a rewarding year! Being an exchange student here in Osseo, I have experienced things that I never dreamed of before. Having stayed with the Melvin Krienke family and on the Peter Johnson farm, I have gotten to know 86 ,M wwll 4 L +J6u1E ' 3 W4-vi 21-+ f ',.N...,,w,, .,..,,NN-.,... r - . A ,, t t'A-1 1- . rm-W-mvvlil' .V 'A ,V Q.. ,,,,k,5., Soir f r .zrvrf--f'f:auf 'fi - xii' .M 4, .- 'f'Q StW'G! v..-.. . .,,,:, r' , ,, 1- - - - .. y,..,,Q,,f.r 1y.:4.gw' r .,,,r-'off is-Wi. be tzw..J 'F Q.. 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',g'i15,f, ' ' NVVV l , rx 1 f 1 1 ,QV a a ' 1 ,Zia 2214 ' a V Q 993 ,x 4,i' ,lf , Z3 r if jffffifffirsg 1, , , - 'M tif' ff 'fate 4 I' ,145 '.ffN '12 'H' ',.4!, f.'irsfE'f'v ,ri '7f , fff, , r, ,IKM , Z 'fig ik, ar ff ' pw r . Mfr 5, ' Af 1 K- 2 if W 221334 ?'5'fgf3 gr 1 1 '57.!r r -ug or-Ea Ma. - Nm r ff A,'Nif'1?'AiH5 i . V c 1355 ,A ' mf, :f ra..........W irrr, -a f. . ff if MPVMWM., fi ' gjgfyxi ff' M I ----1-'Mi tt'.i 'TW14' , . ed' f ' a riririfafffw M The procession of Santa Lucia. L S 3 1 i r ' . . A. Y' N Ms 1 L 4 ,pi 5 Q 27 VV VV ish, A Q Q H 1. I XM rc Q +V '. n if r v L ,, iz A s Ulla does her thing. Spending a summer in Europe as an exchange student is an indescribable ex- perience. A few words cannot begin to tell of the merits of such program. I had many wonderful experiences and learned so much. At the same time I hope I taught my German friends and family about America, and I hope I have been able to bring back some of my new understanding to my home community. I realize that many of the teachers and my fellow students made my wonder- ful trip possible, and I owe so much to them. I hope the community will continue to sponsor the exchange program and reap many benefits from it, Sincerely, Carolyn Goplin Our Girl .7r1 Germany MARY OLSON Choralier Award CAROLYN GOPLIN John Philip Sousa Award DAR Award Salutatorian EILEEN ISOM Math Award A rt A wa rd Honor Scholarship Valedictorian WAYNE OLSON Choralier Award Commercial Club Award Citizenship Award anim' PEGGY IO JOHNSON Betty Crocker Award SHARON DUERKOP Science Award Honor Scholarship STEVEN HAMMER FFA Award RODNEY JOHNSON Marine Physical Fimess Award ewguifion JOYCE BRASDA Crisco Award NANCY WATENPHUL Business Award B . A, Kloster Scholarship 89 CA THY BOULLION Art Award GAREN PEDERSON Marine Physical Fitness Award CA THY TOMJANOVICH Business Award Citizenship Award Honor Scholarship RANDY ABRAHAMSON Rebound Trophy Most Valuable Player Trophy 90 CHRISTINE VOGT DEBRA MARTINSON OFEA Scholarship Girls' Athletic Award I LINDA HAGEN American Legion Auxiliary Award RICKY FRUEH Offense Trophy Marine Physical Fitness Award BOB KRUEGER Free Throw p Trophy KEVIN JOHNSON Craig S. Olson Award Plus and Minus Trophy LARRY MYHRE Marine Physical Fitness Award KARL IDSVOOG Forensics Trophy DIANE KAUFMAN John Philip Sousa Award JERRY SIEG W. Award U15 611155 fff '69 The procession of 82 graduating seniors was led by Salutatorian Carolyn and Valedic torian Eileen. Ju Ourselves Our ?u!ure lies M K g g ist for baccalaureate and commencement ex- r '31 2? ff 7' 1 X V - 4 W I '. , f H? www' N HV we Q Q Q , xx., ,QB . .1 XQFQPEX Q 4 ...ww My 4 4 we look to tomorrow. 611155 Lfolvrs - Kaya! Blue i and Wflifc' Mike receives me chain of friendship The seniors don their royal blue gowns. N Ver- 1'-r-r-y interesting! Sour lemons make a sweet voice. 96 Wallflowers 'xt'-X 5.14 Aix K tn At last we can eat! Knowin' this , , . ! It's a MALE frog!! How'd I get myself into this? Why do I always get stuck with the dirty work? 97 This is the way we study bookkeeping? Reflecting 51,1 s x The Chieftains show their school spirit, ,m,.-Q-' 98 EQ J And I told him ,, , 1' Concentrating -'IQN 'H xXQ5q.5 They're Smiling now. Linda's flowers cost that much? mf Stars in her eyes! N I ,. M fk . - X X f IC And uh . , . ! . . . Censored ,ai Moonlighting? ? Mother always liked me best, E ,fg,5.,,,,, ' ':?: , A i A , 4Q,f25.t -2 ' 4 a, 1 l l l if i 9914, 'Z t ,F fir W . A ix' I if xatgily , 'fury' 1 I fx, w 4' 5, ,J That'll do. What did Karl do now? L U, ' Aw . 3' ' A wr , . We Indians were here first, Your attention, PLEASE! Ain't she sweet? Self exP1anaf01'Y r -. f x Are you ready to go on? I think I'm gonna be . . H Try agam! S1Ck. 'XJ' Why mothers got gray This end The Mod Squad 'X .2 I fagfmv, iam, , -. , . A lotta leg. Une I 969 Hnicftnin Staff tnnnks tnc' fvllvnfing for their contributions. Anderson Mileage ASLW Drive-In Bank of Osseo Barber Electric 8a Plumbing Beauty Center Bye's Dress Shop Corner Cafe Corner Grocery Chase's Barber Shop Christ's North Star DeLane's Beauty Shop Dolly Madison - Royce Olson Dunn Watch Repair Fairchild Auto Supply Farmer's Store - Fairchild Farmer's Store - Osseo Farmer's Union - Beef River Friends Gambles Gilbert's Clothing Gunderson Chevrolet Mrs. Irene Hales - Insurance Ho-Kar Sales Hong Lumber Company Mr, and Mrs, Howard Jermstad Mr. Lavern Kaufman Mr. Nate Larson Marsh's Gulf Station Mr, Edward McGaver Mr, Richard Megrath Mueller's Texaco Oftedahl Funeral Home Osseo Apparel SL Shoe Store Osseo Bakery Osseo Bowling Lanes Osseo Co-op Creamery Osseo Elevator Rona 's Hair Fashion Rongstad's Standard Service Si Johnson Hardware Skoyen's Mobil Service Speich's Pharmacy Star Cafe Super Valu Ted Jacobson Insurance Tri-County News Mr. and Mrs, Ed Tomjanovich Variety Store Vem's Alignment Vold 's Barber Shop Vold's Implement Zank's Comer Grocery Oliver Zank - Woodworking X 4' +I N . , af 'Ja if H5 3 'Ab i Z -5 . 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