Odell High School - Odellian Yearbook (Odell, OR)

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' BOYS ORANGE WON The Orange NOW ls composed of boys who have earned letters ln athletics. This year there were eleven members seven Sen- iors, three Junlors and one Sophomore. In the fall we took, in Mr. McMurray, Mr. McQueen, and Mr. Ashbaugh as honorary mem? bers. The officers are King-Oscar Tamura, Prlnce-Kenneth Kirby, Scribe-Junior Ogden, and Chancellor-Leon Farris, other members are warren Harding, Everette Hawthorne, Rlchard Steager, Bob Sheppard, Carl Selle, Joe Allen and Yoshlo Takasumll At the Orange WON Banquet letters were awarded to the followlng: Junior Coffey, Alvin Beers, Forrest Peters and Glen Beers. Baseball wlll probably see flve more letters awarded and tennls, two. ' sinus ORANGE Wo' The Girls Orange WOW got underway October 26th, at which time nine glrls were given the oath into the society and Mlss Konrad was taken in as an honorary member., Nomln- ations were then ln order for officers. The group finally chose as their Queen, Jean Newman, Princess, Ruth Davlsg Secret- ary-Treasurer, Edith Lester, and Soclal Promoter, Marylee Allen. Other members ln- clude Margaret Ross, Lois Caughey, Eleanor Creson, Josephine Jarvis, Ruth Baker, Kane Endow, Rena Allislon, Mary white, and Lill- ian Hlrasawa. ' The girls were active although very lit- tle had to be done towards discipline of the girls in the high school. ' According to a report by Miss Konrad a- bout l2 girls are ln line, for initiation into the society this spring.

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GlRLS'S SPORTS This year the girlls activities have been very successful under the able leadership of Miss Konrad. The Oregon Point System has again given letters ln basketball, baseball, volleyball, tennis, hiking, swimming, horseback riding, and bicycling. lnterclass games were played in basket- ball, volleyball and baseball. The Senior team won from the Junior team in basketball, while the Juniors beat the Seniors in vol- leyball. The Sophomores came Tin second in both games. Baseball games have not been played in time to enter the scores here, but lt ls believed the 4Juniors and Sophomores will prove victorious the best teams. ln tennis ten points were given to any girl who played eight sets of games. The Senlor girls of '39 sincerely hope next years activities will be as successful and as fully enjoyed as this year's have been. BASEBALL The school board bought the piece of gro- und between the high school and the A. G. A. plant. Continuous work on the part of Coach Mr. McMurray and a group of faithful players has put the ground in fine shape and we may now boast of a good diamond, belonging to us. Odell still has games scheduled with Parkdale, Stevenson and Hood River. Players who will earn letters include: Gordon Petri, Glen Beers, Junior Ogden, Joe Allen, Leon Farris, Gordon Arnold, Donald Trlvely, Taylor Tomita, Carl Selle and poss- lbly a few others. -1