Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

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26 Why are these triangles con ruent? is some- thinimost of us had to ask ourse ves at one time or anot er during some type of Math Class. One per- son who knows the answer to this question is John Roberts, the big guy up on third floor. He happens to be the tallest teacher in the whole school and district. As we see it, he's had plenty of time to grow, with 13V2 years of teaching behind him lor would that be underneath him??l. Besides rowing, John likes fishin , all sports, going to p ays and just doing a little it of every- thing to help make him a well-rounded individual. Jim Price Mike Price Mary Primmer Jean Proehl Diane Guy Pygman Brian Quam Paul Rambow Prozinski Nancy Rau Cary Rausch Kean Raygor Dean Ramundt Paula Reedy Kathy Jay Records Jean Reed Doug Jean Reichert Rick Reid Renshaw Debbie Retka Joan Ritenour Don Roden Roderick Renea Roehl Mark Rogers Mike Rogers Kathy Rohach Loretta Rohlik

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Tom Officer Karen O'Hotto Sue Ojala Scott Okeson Anne Olson Arlene Otten Ken Pace Tim Page Jim Palmer Pam Palmer Cheryl Paschke Dennis Paulson Don Pearson Kurt Pederson Blanca Perpich Tom Perusse Blaine Peterson Dave Peterson Jean Premack ior Madame, as her French II, III and IV students call heri, has been teaching at Osseo High for eight years. She tries to get her students to use their talents and work up to their abilities. She has done well, as many of her students have gone to France. Jean is very busy as an advisor and teaches three levels of French students. When she's not teachin her classes songs like Frere Jac- ques or supervising a stu y hall, she's bus taking care of her family ta husband and four sonsi. She ?,ikes to go to the theatre and to see films and concerts. Jean is very interested in swimming and modern dance. xx. Marilyn Peterson Linda Phelps Eric Pieper Betsy Pierce Marcy Pierson Dale Pino Dave Pino Lynn Potvin Mark Potvin 25

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Cindy Sch Greg Rosales Becky Rosch Rhonda Mike Savitski Sandford Mark Tim Schinke Schlegel Mark Schutte Dana Schweikert Ruth Servaty Dave Setzer Rick Lynn Roser Bill Rosso John Rourke Nancy Schafer Brian SChaniI adewald Sheridan Mark Severson Shelley Sherf Rick Shermer Wearing her plat- form shoes and writing on the board 2 inches above the chalk tray, Charon Tierney is on top of her English classes. She tries to convince her students that they are okay people. Sometimes, she even invents sto- ries about her experi- ences to make the Class more exciting, using her favorite expres- sions: TERRIFIC, and I can't handle it! Ms. Tierney runs around in her new, but dented, blue VW, whose inside resem- bles a lar e messy purse. It's ully com- plete with a ski rack during the winter for all the skiing she can't do because being Year- book advisor and a rofessional dance c aperone keep her too busy. 27