Oswego High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Oswego, KS)

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5 Foreword Students-Indians we call them at Oswego High School-- being full of action the full year--fall, winter, spring-- have a lot of activities. We have recorded for you the high lights of their actions for your future reference. A trip about our building both out- side and inside reveals new equipment and new appearances. He have pictured these for your remembrance. He, the staff offer these for your pleasure. Contents ADMINISTRATION STUDENT CCUICIL FALL EVENTS WINTER EVENTS SPRIIQE EVENTS

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CARL H. SHITH SUPERIYFEHDEUT Emmett Auf ranc CPresi dent J Roy Greer CSec. J Ed Loeffler Ed Williamson Dale Dickson Arthur Burgess Roy Stice Carl Smi th fSuperi ntende ntl The nations future lies in the hands of the sailing, eager faces of the boys and girls on the pages of this book. To shape that future they must have toolsg and to shape it into something good, they lust have the goals. For these purposes, Oswego High School exists and to these ends the faculty has dedicated thelselves and the institution they represent. On their success depends not only a nation but a world. For it is in education that they will find the seed of fulfillment. Conscious of our obligation to them, and stimulated by our real affection for then, we have accepted the challenge of our position. Hay we do our job well. Q. mp jl it ot DCRUTHY GI LREATH SECRETARY Board Cf Education