Ortonville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Ortonville, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

- K Q. . 7 z J i 5 u 3 1 V Q R 4 i A I . 1. t IHI MHHEH UI IHI IHUJHNS Wi ff Wwydyfzy WWX f ff S W S Ss Wm N Y Q? 9 A THE fb fy! 1 QQ I l l l r l r PRELUDE These doors hove offorded us entronce unto the reolrn of educotuon We the Sensors of l95O go forth herolded by the bugle coll of the century Wrth us we toke the knowledge ond wusdom we hove gleoned frorn the post four yeors It ns to the noble pnnclple of educotlng oll people to the woy of democrocy thot we dedncote thus book Moy we be the Instruments on whrch the greot symphony Peoce rnoy be ployed I ' 7 're-iff M., 2. vc, my l . I ' I I ' ll Il Superintendent Robert H Norman THE The school board nn co operatron wrfh the superintendent Mr Norman and the Junior and Sensor Hugh Prrncrpals Miss Hatlehd and Mr Lauthen respectively govern our school to achreve nts foremost purpose-education Prmclpals Mlss Hatlelld and Mr Lauthen 'E E I ' ,Af 8 A s .gp s Ls 1 -,,,A. ' rg , -. In ' , DIRECTORS J Eostvold M Storm C Sterner B Kuernot D Weber M Scholberg D Louthen J Mc Collum J Peterson L Johnson E Strege A Gunderson B Gruse J Komrn L Wllson Student Counoll The student councll the school s governnng body consrsts of representatlves of each class and organ rzatlon In addrtuon all students are grven an op portumiy to volce thelr oplnlons by uslng the sug gestlon box an the library The Chrlstmas and Exchange programs were sponsored by the councll this year The offlcers of the student councll are prctured as follows Secre tary C Steamer Vice Presldent B Gruse President J McCallum u :A mug I 'T Q N 1 5. if nf f' T , I , , . , . I , I . , . I . ' 1 1 - 1 ' a - 1 - 1 - J 4 n , , . I I . I - I ' I - 1 - I 1 THE THE STAFF LeRoy Johnson D Reed J Mortun C Henson G Steen A Gunderson B Gruse M Bergmon A Pmkert G Hedge The Trojan After many hours spent wuth puctures rulers penculs erasers and typewruters the annual was completed Under the dfrectxon of the advnsors Miss Dyste and Miss Wemerer and the edntor June Eastvold a musucal theme was developed Mr Vxkre and Ann Gunderson were the photographers Joan Davus Loss Wulson and Clamre Sterner were busuness managers Aff Ed'T0V5 B LOQOFI Oftd D HOFUJJUQ Bus Monogers C Sterner ond L Wtlson Not Prctured J Dovus CGMPOSERS Moonllqht Sonata To raxse addltuonal funds for the annual our editor June Eastvold wrote and drrected a 3 Act Mystery play Moonlight Sonata l cluded rn the cast of characters were the followung Ann Gunderson Chnstune Andrews Darol Eby Paul Wrlson Barbara Gruse Jerry Carter Esther Strege Debby McAdams Jam Muller Mr Andrews Drane Lockwood Mrs Andrews Barbara Bruns Emmy Donnie Reed Bob Stephens LeRoy Johnson Butt Anderson Ole Johnson and Tom Karson June Eastvold Duane Seifert Offscer OGrady Robert Furan, B.S. Graceville, Minnesota M.S.T.C. English TI-IE STAFF Mary Jane Sanborn, B.S. Ortonville, Minnesota SL Olaf College University of Minnesota Home Economics Leslie C. Green, B.S. Ortonville, Minnesota Carleton College South Dakota State College University of Minnesota Science, Social Science Junior High Coach 1. Harold B. Kalberg, B.A. Ortonville, Minnesota Augsburg College Science, Driving Rolland H. Hoberg, M.S. Ortonville, Minnesota South Dakota College University of Minnesota Agriculture John C. McDonald, B.S. Berthold C. Fowler, B.S. Hawley, Minnesota Ortonville, Minnesota M.S.T.C. University of North Dakota Mathematics, Assistant Coach Industrial Arts .a.,,,..f.i.., , ., 5: fl, ,gi-.y..L.ifiH ,511 - Q J- --A-H ,, 3 Aj 3 V J V ' wax xi , Q 'sa ff: L. aim t,5,,?l HEREIN L ,, l .U'MlRFi?5fv2 - M11 L--. ,. ow, , - , syn- ,1 J fi! TASTE :ff L .M J , :W a '::- - , 4: 'Mg X .Li . 43 ... .n2....1.a.df4 ,mf V- 'W A e fi .+f.,.a- ainw 'Q ries in ww 3 'ix Jean O. Miller, B.S. Harriet Halvorson, B.A. Redwood Falls, Minnesota Moorhead, Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers' College Concordia College Health, P. E., Art Latin, Speech, Library Norma P. Dyste, B.A. Bellingham, Minnesota St. Olaf College Commercial Mary E. Wemeier, B.A. Waconia Minnesota Macalester College History X Clifford R. Bohmback, B.S. Ortonville, Minnesota Mo. State Teachers University of Minnesota Coach, Science John O. Skaret, B.A. v Belvin Heieie, B.A. F Brooten, Minnesota Concordia College Music Starbuck, Minnesota Luther College University of Iowa English Helen Boethin, B.E. St. Cloud, Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers' College Junior High Math., History l' If Every noon students actually race to the lunch room ln addmon to drrvmg the buses C Mlttlestaclt and To eat the delacnous meals prepared by Mrs Bendnx W Rasmussen alonq with J Knoll clean The l'13llS and Mrs l-lopkrns and rooms of O H S Mamtenance The lady Wlqg Qyveg U5 relief from our agheg and Our WlllIF1Q and able OHICG secretary Gladys Afndf pams capable and energetrc Mrs Wllson QV' ,am 3,- BEACHEM JOAN Glee Club I 2 3 Mlxed Chorus F H 43235 QW Q' 1' DANIELSON EVERNE Mlged Chorus 2 FFA NJ EASTMAN DONNA Glee Club I 2 4 Mlxed Chorus EERGMAN MARILYN BIJCI-IOLZ ELVERDA Clee Clubl 2 3 4 Mlxed orus 2 3 4 FHA Pep Band 3 4 Operetta 2 Jr Class Play 3 Ensemble 4 Student Cauncll 3 De clam 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Ortonuc 3 4 Bandl 2 1335-7- DAN IELSON DOROTHY G e u 2 3 Mix Chorus 4 F HA 3 4 EASTVOLD JUNE Follies I Glee Club I 2 Max d Chorusl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 P B d 2 Operetta 2 Exchange Pro gram 2 3 4 Jr Class Play 3 Moonlrght Sonata 4 En semblesl 4 Student Coun 2 4 Declam I 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Ortonlc 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 2 Student Court 3 'Q-n-I DAN I E:.S?N DONALD GRUSE BARBARA Gee C I 2 Bandl 3 Band I 4 3 4 eretta 2 Exchange Program 2 4 Jr Class Play3 Moon Ivght Sonata 4 Ensembles 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Declam 2 4 Annual Staff Uv va-.15 'v::,-A CHRISTOPI-IERSON FFA 'CW '3 DAVIS JOAN Annual Staff 4 Ortomc GUNDERSON ANN o I G e Club I Mlxed Chorus 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Peo Ban 4 Operetta 2 Exchange Progrom4 Homecommg At tendant I 4 Moonlight Sonata 4 Ensembles 3 4 Student Councll 4 Annual S a f 4 Ortonnc 3 4 Cheerleodmg I . 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SOUTH JOHN Mnxed Chorus l 2 3? an WELLENDORF DONALD- I WlLSON LOlS Follnesl Bon I 2 3 4 Pep and 2 Homecommg Attendant l 4 Jr Class Ploy: tu dent Councul 4 Annual Staff4 Tumblnngl Cheer leodang I 3 4 Closs Of flcer l 3 Student Court 3 Exchange Program 3 - f, fv- N M 0 .,, , 7 F 'Q' 4 '4 ,J K 1. ' - lgGle!CI 1,2 3, 44 ',. - ' , , 3, 4: d , , , 3 B n 3, lg I ,I , gOr'- 3,4. ' ' A .lp . r ' ' J Q ' to me 'lsr J.. 4 rrer lrrrr ,J , , - l , , 5 A - FEA, ,2,3,4. If 4. A fa. R A ,f .Qin fc? ,J A A 'V 7 V 0 b I - , - I d , T B ' A I U l ,L 3 . A 'QS - 22, ' 3 I BACK ROW - D, Lindquist, H. l-loword, R. Johnson, D. Bergstrom, E. Knutson, A. French, J. Hipple, D. Fischer, R. Betts, C, Hillstrom, J. Holl, D. Brown, E. Gimmestod, L. Konne, R. Block, P. Fridgen, FRONT ROW - V. Logon, L. Larson, E S. Anderson, B, Jorgenson, B. Jorgenson, M. Komin, D. Johnson, E. V. Anderson, R. Gimmestod, B. Bruns, S. Hcimner, J. Green, D, Lockwood, E. Ell, B. Lindquist, M. Fletcher, M. Connelly. OFFICERS - President, D. Ebyg Vice-President M. Pyleg Sec.-Trecs., M. Scholberg. MAJOR CI-IORDS The Juniors find their year a very obfuscating one but definitely a new phase in their high school life. This is the year they pick their class rings and spend long tedious hours trying to materialize their long contemplated ideas for the prom. They now begin to realize that their high school chord is almost complete. BACK ROW - D. Von Eschen, S. Miles, B. Sellin, D, Swenson, F. Thielke, R. Thompson, J, Rothi, G. Thompson, E. Poul- son, D. Von l-lout, J. Ouren. FRONT ROW - A. Poine, A. Mitchell, L. Romon, D. Whiting, A, Polmer, E. Poosche, B. Son- born, G. Roehl, J. Sester, M. Torgerson, L. Roeder, L. Reese, D. Riemann, D. M. Schliep, T. Severin. 1 5 Q 2 -E 5 'f 5 ig Q .W .fl 5 W4 1 w-4 E JF? ..- '31 U r 1 . gym, 'X '61 Qi if N W B fl ' P HDI r-nn, '21 5 'I , 1 gf W wr 4 ' -M. 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Malin, H. Hansen, H. Strube, D. Wagner, M. Sorensen, S. Mitchell. Freshmen The freshmen are getting into the groove of the regular high school routine now that they can choose part of their own curriculum. The boys are beginning to notice the girls and vice versa and there are a lot of cupid notes floating around. Through al.l of their participation in school affairs, however, we see that they are well worthy of being the top class in the Junior High. Row l - B. Lindstrom, A. Rosenwald, P. Fish, D. Zehringer, Gl Smith, K. Waters, A. Klepel, K. Gustafson, E. Mathison B. Riemann, C. Robertson, N. Bergstrom, B. Haase, A. Schellberg, G. Divinski, Row ll - D. Van Hout, R. Scott, B. Logan B. Bolster, D. Kohl, R. Enninga, V. Kvidera, L, Wentland, D, Gustafson, L. Klefstad, B. Swigerd, G. Nelson. 1 Row l: K. Kottwitz, B. Speckeen, J. Kamin, G. Underwood, V. Sellin, F. Biel, C. Fetterley, J. Hahn, C. Jurgens, B. Brown, B. Foster, J. Dinnel, J. Gustafson, J. Weber, l. Gerber. Row, 2: J. Zummach, D. Toner, B. Gustafson, J. Blink, W. Powers, J. Hegge, S. Schiefelbein, S. Kruse, B. Ceasar, E. Lee, M. Anderson, D. Gagon, J. Loy, J. Litschauer, D. Bakeberg, J. Delge- hausen. Row 3: G. Fish, D. Drogt, L. Grimm, D. Sigloh, D. Vitzke, J. Lentz, V. Dimberg, R. Peterson, W. Hegge, D. Keim, R, Roder, E. McDonald, P. Greuel, L. Hanson, D. Paine, C. Elletson. Seventh and Eighth Grades The seventh grade students miss their recesses and short classes, but they have always dreamed of entering Junior High, Now that they're here, they make their presence known to us by their enthusiasm in responding to school activities. Being tully acquainted with the lower hall escapades the eighth graders are now in full swing. They can hardly wait until they rule the roost next year. Row lj J. Everson, R. Gmenwald, C. Grosenick, D. Reed, L. Kiernot, R. Hegge, J. Divinski, K. Peterson, D. Hipple, -J. Lit- schouer. Row 2: J. Rohloff, J. Bergman, J. Hedge, D. Van Hout, R. Hanson, K. Lieb, P. Nieland, M. Lentz, D. Roder, J. Peterson, G. Corde, M. J. Blink, S. Salvorson, J. Thompson, B. Thielke, S. Knoll, G. Hamm, E. Weller. Row 3: A. Han- son, M. Reinke, J. Larson, V. Smith, D. Snyder, B. Karrow, J. Mathison, B. Franta, L. Wiese, R. Brolin, J. Rothi, D. Parker, M. Kraus, R. Flolo, R. Bucholz, J. Lockwood. Nd SRXA5 Ns.-A E XAGXXQ NA HH-I 1-MQ'-l va ww Raw ,lf af' Ago I GXSQXQ HEHVHIES Row li M. Bergmon, P. Wilson, B. Jorgenson, T. Severin, P. Show, B. Jorgenson, L. Lindholm, S. Korow, A. Schbd, R. Gimmestod, M. Biel, M. Gruse, L. Reese, C. Steiner, L. Anderson, M. Komin, M. Fletcher, Row 2: V. King, E. Lundin, S. Bruins, B. Hoose, A. Rosenwold, B.Jurgens, V. Sester, M. Ome, N. Grosenick, S. Homner, K. Gustofson, M. Alsoker, B. Anderson, D. Lockwood, C. Robertson, R. Severeid D. Eostmon, D. Romon, A. Poine, L. Lorson. Row 3: D. Gimmestod, L. Roman D. Zehringer, G. Smith, B. Lindquist, D, Riemonn, E. Strege, D. Schliep, E. Jocobson M. Lundberg, M. Wolters, J. Sester, M. Torgerson, R, Gerhordt, M. Green, E. EII P. Reed, D. Von Hout, D. Wagner. MIXED CHORUS AND GLEE CLUB Row ll: M. Fletcher, B. Jorgenson, B. Jorgenson, G. Steen, A. Pinkert M Komm M. Biel, B. Logon, A, Gunderson, M. Alsoker, E. Poosche, M. Gruse D Romon J. Beochem, M. Vongsness, A. Schod, S. Korcvw. Row 2: L. Beochem D Von Hout D. Eostmon, B. Lindquist, C. Steiner, N. Grosenick, R. Gimmestod D Lockwood D. Danielson, J. Eostvold, C. Honson, P. Show, P, Wilson, M. Bergmon Row 3 L. Lindholm, J. Storeim, C. Snyder, R. Solmonson, J. Strege, R, Sfemer M Schoi berg, D. Reed, R. Delgehousen, D. Orton, H. Hanson. 1 1 The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Belvin l-leieie, have achieved a degree of quality in tone and harmony which has made them a welcome medium ot entertainment at many of the various programs and concerts held during the school year. Major appearances included American Education Week, the Christ- mas Concert, and the District Music Festival held at Madison. Out- standing among these was the Christmas Concert in which solos from the balcony, choirs from backstage, and audience participation in Christmas carols all contributed to. the general success. The ap- pearance of the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club at the District Music Festival concluded a successful year. I-IARMCDN Y J Thompson Row 2 J Gustafson R Hppe S Hamner A Hanson A Mtche Bergman J Eastvo d J B uns B S Karow M Be M Lentz M Green R De gehausen W R Gerhardt Row 3 G Grosen ck E Jacobson K Waters M Sorenson S Mtche N Grosen ck B Gruse E Anderson C Ste ner A Gunderson Sanborn A Cothern B Orne Reed Row 4 Mr Heee M Asaker M Waters D Peterson M Bergman F D Lockwood J Green Strege E B Anderson Paasche M Fetcher L W san M Anderson P Wson Franta M Lundberg B R Ste ner Strege J R De gehausen I'I Bro R The da te wa the aud tor um Band marched down the a se of e H gh Schoo the drums ro ed out as the Ortonv he trumpets b ared forth t purc new y el' Sb- q. an VY VUE hed ucaton Week The Dstrct Musc Fest va EI' Can ITI ud VIC not ons tu hoo SC GI' th O Vaf' OUS af d vnI-I Be I' tM e and Ben Stegner s Stag at Ortonv dre Ro I: , I , , , . I I, , , . , . r , , I , . , . , . , , I II, , i I , . , I , , M. , . , . , . , , I , , , . , . I , , , . , . , , I II. 5 . I , I , E, , . I , . II , , , I , . , . , , , . , . . 1 , I I , , I , , I , . , , II , , I , . , . I , I , . , . II . T I 5 II III I I I,I I I . S Feb IS, d the event was the band's Irst concert o I95O and their Initial appearance In th I I hased uni arms. The band, under the I ction o . I I eIeIe also appeare I I I I I Ing A I Ed I , I I I I I I III , ' e Show. hir Ensembles GIRLS' SEXTET: Esther Sfrege, June Eostvold, Ardith Pinkert, Marion Fletcher, Dione Lockwood, Delores Romonr Bovs' QUARTET: Jomes srrege, Richard sfemef, Myron Schol- CLARINET QUARTET: Borboro Gruse, Claire Sfeirwer, Nancy befg, Dgn Reed' ' GfOSEl liCk, AHF! GUl'ldefSOf1. Xf tu BRASS QUARTET: Mordonno Lundberg, Audrey Mrtchell, Shirley Homner, Morrlyn Bergman. GRACE NOTES Tumblers Ortonville is one of the few towns in our district that boasts a girls' tumbling team. Under the direc- tion of Miss Miller, the girls have mastered many difficult acrobatic feats. They displayed a high quality of grace and skill at between-half ex- hibitions at home basketball games. - nl 3 --1. M. Fletcher, M. Bergmon, V. Logon. Row 2i S. Korow, son, H. Schwondt, B. Bruns, D. Weber, D. Lockwood, E. Ortonville received the honor of having one of its declamation participants, Diane Weber, go to the State Contest in the humorous division. Marilyn Bergman, who gave a dramatic selection, went to the Regional contest. Herbert Schwandt, Memor- ized Oratory, Esther Strege, Manuscript Reading, and June Eastvold, Original Oratory, represented our school at the district. Diane Weber Row l: J, Eostvold, A. Schod, M. Blink, D. Romon, C. Honson, M. Orne, M. Pyle, D. Gimmestod, L. Romon, B. Gruse, M. Biel, J. Peterson, M. Lundberg, R. Gimmestod, J. Hintz, L. John- Strege, L. Lorson, THE Mori lyn Bergman 3 ' U-.Q A One Act Ploys lst row M Kraus P Reed M Komun D Reed 2nd row R Gerhordt M Orne L Konne M Fletcher R Delgehousen M Green Thnrd row R Brolnn J Peterson J Holl D Roman J Roth: E Strege A Schod NCDTES There were three entrues ln the One Act Play Con test Eh? Jerry Breaksa Date and A Merry Mvxup The latter was advanced to the Dnstnct Contest held at Maynard where It recerved an ex cellent rating All three of the productions were under the dnrectlon of Mr Furan Esther Strege and Jerry Hall were slngled out as the best per formers Merry Muxup Cost E Strege R Delgehousen L Konne D Romon M Green M Orne W v 'VK if , sq W ff r mf 34,43 X 4 F. F. A. This year, as in the past, the accomplishments of the FFA. Chapter are worthy of mention, The Poultry, Meats, Crops, and General Livestock Judg- ing Teams advanced from the regional contest to the state where they each made excellent ratings. The Poultry team placed second. ln the State of Minnesota there are twenty-tour American Farmers, eight ot which are members of the Ortonyille Chapter. i 1 df ,tix x .J E L il T , ,, ., ,Q f 4 . I ,Irv 3573-' 5 i Esther Strege A. Gunderson, M. Fletcher, J. Dovis, M. Pyle, J. Eostvold, B. Bruns, TI-IE LYRICS The Qrtonie During the past school year, the Ortonville High School students eagerly awaited the publication of the Ortonic, the school paper, as it came hot off the presses. The editor, Esther Stregeg the advisor, lvlr. Skaretg and the other members of the paper staff vvorked very hard to gather the news and to get it ready for the paper, The Ortonic served not only as an informer of the happenings of the school and of its different organizations but also as a promoter of school spirit. D, Schilep, L, Reese, B. Lindquist, E. Poulson, S. Homner, M, Bergman, E. Poosche,A. Mitchell. L. Roman, D. Lockwood. ,f 'A gif ,W - Q O on nn. Kaline RUNS AND TRILLS The V949 football season got off to a slow start Although the first games were hard fought, the Trojans fell at the hands of Morris and Milbank. The Sisseton game ended in a 7 to 7 deadlock, ln the first home game of the year, our team dumped Canby, This victory was short lived, however, as the Trojans received two setbacks, one at the hands of Dawson and the other from Appleton. Coming back strong, we won our last two games against Clarkfield and Madison. Ortonville O Morris I2 O Milbank 7 7 Sisseton 7 20 Canby l2 2 Dawson l3 6 Appleton 24 28 Clarkfield 7 47 Madison l3 X Queen Betty GRAND MARCH Homecoming As the maiorette blew her whistle and the drums commenced to play, the Ortonville High School Band advanced down the street. Hence, the i949 Homecoming Parade was officially begun on Friday afternoon, October i4, There were twenty-nine colorful units including many floats and individual groups. ln the evening, our Trojans made an unsuccessful attempt to execute the slogan, Duck Dawson, the score being l3-2 in favor of Dawson. Following the game, Betty Logan, attended by Lois Wilson, Ann Gunderson, and Diane Weber, was crowned i949 Homecoming Queen by the co- captains Andrew McCarty and John McCallum. wil Visilon 7 1 6 2 4- I, i , , X I ZOX 1oX,f9X foX, 51, L., c' Sr. High - M. Alsoker, V. Logon, A. Mitchell, L. Wilson, N. Grosenick. Cheerleaders The Ortonville rooting section was inspired this year by five peppy cheerleaders: Lois Wilson, Vera Logan, Audrey Mitchell, Nancy Grosenick, and Margaret Alsaker. Bright new uniforms added variety and color as the girls led the rooters in spirited yells, inspiring the team to victory. Shirley Mitchell, Virginia Sester, Doris Zehringer, and June Hedge are the Junior High Cheerleaders. i Jr. High - V. Sester, D. Zehringer, S. Mitchell. -l. Hedge '51, BL 'll 1999 ex' f C3 Bosketboll Teom - Clockwise - Myron Scholberg, Rich Steiner, Don Reed, Bud McCollum, Andy McCarty, Jim Miller, Don Ellefson, Ronny Beckman, Dole l-lousouer, Corky Gim- mestod. Not pictured: Don l-lomling. Mr, Bohmbock ond Seniors, Left to right. Bud McCollum, Mr. Bohmbock, Andy McCarty, Don Reed, Jim Miller, Not Picturedi Don Homling. Although the Ortonyille Basketball Team lacked in hetght they made up tor it in speed and accuracy, With T2 wins and 6 losses they had a good season. After the team was rated sixth in the district, they drew Dawson tor the first game in the tournament and lost 55 to 42, The starting line-up tor the year was: Rich Steiner, Bud McCallum, Myron Scholberg, Ronny Beck- man, and Andy McCarty. Steiner and MC- Callum were veterans. Andy just started this year on the team. Both Scholberg and Beckman progressed a lot and they well earned the other two spots on the team. RIM 49-50 SCOREBOARD Orionville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Orionville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Ortonville Orionville Ortonville Morris Dawson Wheaion Madison Appleion Milbank Canby Clarkfield Madison Milbank Monievideo Wheaion Dawson Appleton Sisseton Milan Ivanhoe SHOTS Actuon Shots from Ivanhoe game, Bock row' B. Rosenwold, B. McCollum, A. McCorty, R. Nordgren, L. Schlick, R. Beckman, J. Miller, D, Brown, V. Kvidero, D Reed. Front row. R. Block, J. Holl, A. Rou, M. Scholberg, R. Steiner, D. l-lornling, E. Gimmestod. NCDTEWORTI-IY ln order to become a member of the O Club, one must win a letter in either football, basketball, or track. These letters are obtained by strict adherence to the training requirements and active participation in the sports. 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