Oregon High School - Little Blackhawk Yearbook (Oregon, IL)

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LOU FIRST ROW Mr Nori 1 Giebrich E Hawley R Zick G Johnson, R Johnson SECOND ROW J Kiest R Jarvis J Hhrvath E Hiscox J Iozuch, R McCarthy, D Williams THIRD ROW R Carr, C Bates, R Finkbeiner, W Welker, R Jones H Saur FOURTH ROW R Gillespie, E Hills R Mathews, R Heuerman, D Kearns W Fearer ' ' C L U B The 'O' Club is made up of varsity lettermen and is organised to pro mote good sportsmanship These boys who were the red and white 'O's' have done their best to bring athletics to the fore at O C H S Confronted by a debt, the 'O' Club nevertheless organized to overcome it and accomplished its aim. They elected Gene Johnson Pres- ident, Bob Zick Vice-President, fred Giebrich Secretary, Reed Johnson Treasurer, and ld Hawley Sgt. at Arms. They made short work of the debt by selling hot dogs, candy and ice-cream bars, and were ready for business. A successful after-game dance with Rochelle as guests was their social endeavor. line newly initiated members along with the remaining members will keep the club going next year,when the senior members go out in- to the world as better sports as s result of belonging to the 'O' Club. 52 'Q I , . V 'Prnt' N f svn' Qii X f ,, . , , Ay , I! . ' - A ve , . ,Ax ' 9 I ss vs if ai 'xg V4-2 3 . , . K g e 9 e 5 e s U : U Q U Q 9 , s Q 0 ' 5 U 0 : s e ' 0 - . , . . 3 . ' 9 U 0 0 g s s O e e e s