Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

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John Goetsch Grossinger Lynn Gustafson Sue Gordon Tim Gormely Vicki Gould Casey Guy Kelly Habeck Tom Hanson Chris Harlander Cathy Harris Bill Hartkopf Scott Hartkopf Mark Hartmann Kay Schaffer likes to talk a lot. If you sat down and lis- tened, she might tell you about her husband being one of her notable posses- ions along with an invitation to the '68 Nixon-Agnew ln- augural Ball. She loves to sail and thinks it a great way to get away from it all . As cheerleading advisor for the first time here at Osseo, her first tryouts were a bit hectic, but she's ready for anything now. As a teacher, she trys to deal with each student as an individual, enjoying the students as people. Kay's favorite quotes are Not to decide is to decideK and All that it takes for evil to survive is for good men to do nothing. What was your decision on the Inaugural Ball invitation, Kay?

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Nancy Eickhoff Steve Elhardt Joe Elvine u.-...-...d Steve Ende Neil Ennen Barb Erickson Steve Felton Jim Chester teaches what's probably the most useful class in this school. As Driver's Education instructor for adults as well as high school students, he teaches classroom as well as behind-the-wheel training. He encourages all of his students to become safe drivers with two words he uses quite of- ten, llDrive Safely. Mr. Chester is also the Westling coach. Bicycling, boat- ing and yardwork are some of the things he does with the rest of his time. Lisa Ferm Pete Fischback Judy Gauvette Terry Gerl Lisa Gerring Blake Fisher Jim Gibeau Wendy Follett Rod Giersdorf Dana Fossmo Randi Foster Joe Gleason Kevin Frisbi Loretta Frye Mark Gleason Sue Garmatz Tammy Gassler Pat Gleason

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20 $- $34 Bob Hasslen Kirk Judy Hedden Robin Hehl Leif Helling Hawthorne Jill Hemenway Keith Higgins Michelle Tammy Hemple Herberg Bill Hill Linda Hingos Mike Jeanne Hoglund Howard Tina Winkelman, Wink, does a little bit of everything and not a lot of anything. However, she is very much involved with advising the Hi-Trail and coaching girls volleyball, not to be considered Erlliia Huber Pam Hughes Dolrugmbert Hjust anything. Other activities that keep her occupied are dragging lsachsen Tom Jacques Cindy Jarvis students on canoe trips with her and trying to make students think Phil Jones Wayne Jones Pete Josie someone loves them leven if it is just her2l Fire Up People can be heard coming from her, especially at the time of news deadlines. Could this mean she would sometimes like to burn all of the newspapers? Wink is also famous for her '50's records and recollection of all the dances she used to do. Once, unsuccessfully, she tried to get her fournalism Class to go jiving out of the room to the tune of Running BearW Debra Norine Janice Dave Johnson Johnson Johnson SueJohnson Johnston