Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

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Sophomores present Super Sadie '74 Come to the Hoedown all ye country folk! The sophomore class presented Sadie with a smash. It began with a well liked band FUSion Ill. Although they didn't play actual country tunes the crowd got into the 'ole hoedown mood. The obstacle course was a success once again this year. Running through tables trying to make your way over tires while a strobe light flickered and riding tricycles made for an exciting and bruising lead to a marriage. Of course when caught you and your little honey bunch proceeded to exchange vows with the assistance of Marryin' Sam and gave each other a little smack. Then the bride received a fresh floral bouquet of dried wheat. You were now officially hitched! The next stop was at the photo parlor or otherwise known as a hay bail with a kissing tree background. After using up most of your energy on the obstacle course a trip to the country store seemed appropriate. What an assortment of vittles they had! Way over yonder was kissing rock. The traditional root beer drinking contest proved itself a classic with senior Scott Spillers downing the four cans first. Pie eating took on a change this year with girls entering the contest. Junior Dan Coughlin won by a slight margin only after plunging his face for the final lick into the pie and breaking off half of his front tooth. What a finale for a grand-night! 145 b 3 1. Lori Schmitz and Ed Shumaker got hitched up by Marrying Sam with the $15 wedding. 2. The hall of tires in the obstacle course was where most of the guys found it hard to get away from their gals. 3. After a rowdy hoedown dance; some retired to the refreshment tables. 4. Sadie's band, Fusion Ill, provided many dances for Lover's only. 5. Hanging on tight to her catch in the obstacle course, Dana Swiegert cons Tim Murphy into a photo. 6. The general store had a wide variety of vittals. 7. The traditional rootbeer drinking contest was won this year by senior, Scott Spillers. 8. One couple takes it easy on one of the last dances of the night. T '. l C M - o-t . HO : ; .:,,3 . . ll am? .0 r 28

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