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

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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.

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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-

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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.