District Announcements
OHS Sophisicats
The OHS Sophisticats military and social officers recently attended Dance Line camp in College Station. Both the social and military officers received super sweepstakes for their outstanding evaluations each night. The girls also received the motivator award for their innovative skit they performed for the camp. The officers are most proud of their top team grand champion award they received for overall highest points. This was achieved competing against 13 other high schools. Sophisticat military officers are Captain- Alexandra Dunn, Lieutenants- Hannah Gower, Shelby Price, Hillary Haynes. Social officers are President- Jessica Cole, Rashonda Hanks, Ashley Granger. Sophisticats are directed by Suzanne Ogden and Jill Standridge.
2009 Bobcat Summer Camps
Girls
Volleyball
July 20-23rd
9:00 - 12:00 4th-6th graders $30 per camper
Volleyball
July 20-23rd
9:00 - 12:00 4th-6th graders $30 per camper
1:00 - 4:00 7th-9th graders $30 per camper
*First practice for all high school volleyball players will be Aug 3rd at 7:30AM. All athletes MUST have a physical before working out.
*First practice for all high school volleyball players will be Aug 3rd at 7:30AM. All athletes MUST have a physical before working out.
OISD Hires New Athletic Director
Brian Huckabay was named athletic director and head football coach for Orangefield High School, at the June 22nd school board meeting. Coach Huckabay is a 1978 graduate of Bridge City High School. He has been a head coach at Hardin Jefferson, Wharton and Paul Pewitt.
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Boy's High School Summer Workouts
The HS boy's summer workouts have been scheduled. All incoming 9th grade boys thru 2010 seniors can attend. Please see flyer for more information.
Library Murals
Orangefield Elementary and Junior High librarians have been all smiles upon completion of the exquisite mural on the walls of their libraries. Local artist, Gary Landry, worked on the projects for over a week. Students and teachers were amazed to watch a "real artist" at work and to follow the process from beginning to end. Orangefield Elementary and Junior High was on a waiting list for quite some time as Mr. Landry completed other jobs. Upon entering the libraries, one is greeted by colorful Texas and Orangefield symbols. The results of this project were definitely worth the wait.
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