Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

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There's only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, Kathy Junkman and that's Kour own self. This is really the motto of Hilde ard Palo, Home EC Wayne teacher. 5 e becomes involved in music, swimming, gol ing, cross country Kallstrom skiing, traveling, canoeing, community youth activities, pottery, sewing, church, family and friends in trying to improve her own self. To contribute to a students future, she tries to expose and explain to them the Eossibilities of a future in the fields that she teaches. From her travels she as man notable possesions including Olive Wood carvings from a well- known wool! carver in Bethlehem, Israel and a homemade reed musical in- strument which was made from reeds from the River Jordan also in Israel. Mary Kanz Rhonda Kellar Tom Kempton Rod Kern Jeff Kick Vicki Killeen Pat Kincaid Cheryl Kittle Brian Kliest Debbie LaWayne Knight Knutson Sue Krekula Mark Krieg Nancy Denise Joe Kochen Kohnen Clark Kolstad Korfiatis JEff Kory Pam Kostal Dave Krutzig Dave Kuder Therese Kunz Anita Lacis Bev Laman Cheryl Lamon 21

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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

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22 Renee Lande Bryan Lange Denise Lantz Dan Larson Cindy Lee Brian Leet Reese LLewellyn Scott Lindgren Cecilia Lloyd Linden Sue Lofgren Loges Russ Lofgren Melody Gail Lucht Jodi Loggins Lorenzen John Kathy Ludwig Doug Lund Lundgren Jili Loggins Tim Lucht Rick Mace Brad Tom Leadens Laundervilie Laurel Larson Steve Bill Legare Laschansky on Lindbloom Mr. Tom Truax looks at life in a some-what scientific man- ner. He describes himself as having a low boiling point. He dislikes overgeneralizations and likes people to be spe- cific. Mr. Truax doesn't think you have to be against science to be for humanities. In dealing with students, he tries to work with students indivually with the help he gives depending on each student and his needs. Aside from being the Golf coach, he spends his spare time on many and varied hobbies. Reading, golf, home movies, collecting records and playing the piano are a few. Mr. Truax is also an avid gardener and brings many of his plants as well as neighbor's plants to supply his room during the school year.