Ossian High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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Q .Av 4. CHEER LEADERS Phyllis Carnes, lrma Coverdale, and Pat Shierling, three seniors, were elected by the student body to lead the Bears to victory by plenty of vim and vigor from the Red and White yelling section TEDDY BEARS Uunior Highj At the mid-way point in the Teddy Bears' schedule they had won 4 of their 8 games. The second half of their season is a 4-team 34 TEDDY BEARS Grear. Pat Shierling, league with Rockcreek, Union and Lancaster. The northern-half winner will then rneet the winner of the southern schools of the county. The scoring for each player is as follows: Dishong-51, McGee-45, lesse'25, Grear-17, lrnel-16, Borror-9, Bryant-6, Hoover-4, Heckley- Back Row-I. Irnel R Borro D, Heckley, R. lsnogle M McGee, Coach Lesh Front Row-T. Clark P D1sn Ong, D. Hoover, T lesse Phyllis Carnes lrrna Coverclale 3, Clark-3 Ossian 33 Lafayette 25 Ossian 29 Lafayette 21 Ossian 23 Hoagland 38 Ossian 29 Roanoke 16 Ossian 18 Hoagland 51 Ossian 22 Lafayette 15 Ossian 26 Roanoke 32 31 Ossian Lancaster 37

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Softball The Ossian softball team reigned as county champs again this year to make it the second time in the last two years The Ossian squad met Ch-eeter rn the county play-oft ot Bluffton, September 24, The Bears defeated Chester 9 to U Cubs Cubs have won 8 and lost 6 games wlth Harry Iohnuon leaihnfz scorer, totallhj: Th 78 points rn 14 aarnef: Carl Wttte was rn second place with 75 porntn Scores Osman Ossion Oosxan 26 20 6 Boclicre-el: Umon Lancaster Osman QSSIGU Ossran Ossron 8 R 6 Unton ocl-:creel Lancaster Chester Q ,tg e5 Sc: 43 'iv I A -me I L- 'Y xws- ,tt Q9 33 l : U l O SOFTBALL Bock row-D Werhng L Bauermewter, C Wrtte, C Mason, K Erchler, D Lrndemann, W Werhnq lvhddle row-E Cass Coach, N Meyers, C Linclemann, I Corn, H Iohnson, B Werhng, L Krelgh, I Benson, Seated - E McFadden B. Arnburn, B, Thurber B, Iesse. CUBS Back row - E Cass Coach, H Iohnson, T Goshorn, C Linde-mann I Corn, C Wrtte, I Ben SDH Front row-I Sorlie, D Miller, D Iohnson, F Scherrer, S Sample, D Lindemann, K. Eichler

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Girls' Sports Softball lS the popular lall sport lor Ol-lS curls Entc-rta1n1nq Rocl-icrec-li and Un1on players and a lTlIfJ to play at Un1on one COLD crflerncfcn l'11fgi1l1al1: ed the softball season Volleyball 13 lllfil umyersally popular noon league sport Teams captcnnecl by Mary E Hosietrer, loan Springer, Matin? Funrrnan, lerne AI'IllfJL1YI'1, Lcuzf Dcrrliley, and Norma Dcrlrynrple played nme games oacl1 CC1If1lCII'1 A111b1,11:1':': loam, prclured, never loful a rjfarne Hoslelrere and SpT1naer'e learns lrelcl sec' cnd and lnlrd placos refpocnvely ln tl1o class tourney 1l1e sen1ors, DlClL11'E'd, clelealed the lresluoe dec1:e1vely Elfl 1n the l1nal game l-lowever in ine lust round ll1e lresl11':12n squeezed oul a 2-poml y1ctory over the sophs and me sen1ors defeated the 1un1ors by cr sale rnargm Bcislietball 15 tlre most popular gym class sporr lanuary noon league fame, p1ctured, were Cff'flC1lI'1f?Cl by Pat Sl11erl1ncg, l-flClI'QCfYl63 Brzdaes, Nancy Fallen, Nancy Dalton, Bessie Hoover, and AdCTlll6'3I'1 Carnes Prepanna dances lc-r the epima revue, paddle lf9YlUl'3, and l11li1na are on the Sports calendar for sprrng Q.. 55 35