Odell High School - Odellian Yearbook (Odell, OR)

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CHRISTMAS PARTY' On December 23rd, the students held their annual Christmas party ln the gym. gntgr- class games were played and some time later gifts were distributed. Needless to sayy there was a great variation ln the choice of gifts and much hllarity caused by this. 'Light refreshments were served and everyone went home 'feeling they had a 'fine start to- wards enjoying the Christmas vacation. THE VAUDEVILLE The annual vaudeville was held ln the high school gym December ninth. The program ln- cluded a song by the glrls glee, a violin solo by Miss Konrad, a song by the Business and Professlonal womenls Club of Hood River a Judo act by several of the local 'Japanese boys, a vocal solo by Lois Caughey, a tap dance by Mona Harding, a whistling 'solo by Mrs. McMurray, a short one act play, and the clever tap dance by a group of girls then the grand finale with Coach Jones' basketball boys doing a maypole dance. The program was well attended and enjoyed. I VALENTINE PARTY On February the l4th the student body was dismissed at two for a party to honor St . Valentine's Day. After 'lnter-class games had been played valentines were dlstrlbuted and light refreshments served. Due to a ball game that night the party broke up early. .-

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CLASS PARTIES There were several parties held this year by the four classes, and they were thorough- ly enjoyed and all proved highly successful. The Seniors had four parties: The first one was held on October 22. The Seniors entertained the Juniors, and had a gala eve- ning hunting for odds and ends, a scavenger hunt ln other words. The winners couldnlt be decided upon so the hunt retired to the kitchen where they drank punch and ate cook- ies. On March I0 the Senior boys made a gallant effort to give the Senior girls a party. The boys were there but the girls refused to cooperate,-fine thing. On April 7 the Seniors traveled to the Punch Bowl at Dee, where they had a grand time roasting weenies. Mr. McMurray the Senlor class ad- vlsor accompanied them. On March 24 the Seniors were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hagen after the Senlor play. On a supper table prettily decorated wlth Easter bunnies a delicious supper was served. The Juniors held one party. On Aprli 5, the losers of the Junior History contest en- tertained the winners at a supper party held in the Gym. After supper games were played, and it was reported that every one had a splendid time. The Sophomores held one party. On the 9th of September the Sophomore class held a watermelon party. Although many of the Sophomores were absent, everyone who attend- ed had a good time. The Freshman held one party. The tradit- ional Freshman-eighth grade party to welcome the 'grade schoolersn into high school friendships was held April I4th in the gym.