Ossian High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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TT T TT'T'i?7T'7T E T' ' T' T 'A-ii' l+H ' 17200510 b' l 1 nl W X. A 'T E554 'it YS. HANDS HEALTH TOP ROW: L. Stahl, M. Yager, C. Snider, P. Ginzel, C. Lee, D. Smith, S. Elzey, D. Putman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Erwin, T. Sievers, B. Hoopengardnef, G. Bryant, R. Ross, L. Oser, M. McGee, S. Mahnensmith, S. Wilson, S. Bussing. SECOND ROW: L. Archbold, T. Studebaker, P. Heath, C. Simmerman, L. Mackey, L. Smith, S. Hufter, L. Rarick, M. Heath. FIRST ROW: T. Woodward, B. Ginzel, L. Wilson, R. Biberstine. l To make the best better is the motto and one diana State Fair School and the lnternational Livestock of the duties of all 4-H members. The purpose of the Exposition. Several of the members attended the club is to train the head, heart, hands, and health for county picnic. Mrs. Erwin was our leader after school useful work and wholesome play. The 4-H members started, and most of the members exhibited their pro- who completed their projects can be justly proud of jects and won ribbons and prizes at the county exhibit. their work this year. Those assisting as Junior Leaders The Club year ended by the pam., Bureau presenting were Norma Dalrymple, Alice Hatfield, and Sharon membership and Junior Leadership pins. Many did Ginzel. All three Junior Leaders attended 4-H Round- their best - this year but we hope to make next year up at Purdue and Alice Hatfield won trips to the In- even better . 32

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., ,in C BACK ROW: E. Farr, S. Ginzel, A. Hatfield, M. Pape, N, Patten, M. Bushee, M. Hendry, J. Bell, M. McAfee. FRONT ROW: D. Franke, J. Thomas, l.. Barkley, M. Todd, Miss West, B. Van Skyock, S. G0- shorn. GIRVS CHURUS There was music in the air when the members of the Girl's Chorus got together. Along with some other musical programs, they sang at the Metho- dist Memorial Home at Warren and the Kiwanis Club at Bluffton. Sl IUR Slllllll No, that was not a radio coming from second floor-it was just the Senior Sextette harmonizing a little bit. The girls sang both sacred and secu- lar music at various community and school programs. .L . pi' o 9' o 5 ' . J l Q ,X ri STANDING: J. Walker, B. Van Skyock, S. Goshorn, N. Patten, M. McAfee, M. Bushee. SITTING: Miss West.