Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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1937 THE OAK 19 3 7 • Oak Staff The 1937 Oak” was prepared and edited by the following students under the supervi- sion of Mr. Gilbert Sprague: Editor, Willis Robinson; Ass’t. Editor. Dorothy Hall; Business Mgr.. Iota Dunning; Advertising Mgr.. James McLarrin; Circula- tion Mgr.. James Walker. Class editors were: Junior class, Maxine Lansberry; Soph- omore class, Jesmer Fisher; Freshman class. Jack Robinson. Athletic editors were: Don- na Woodruff, (girls') and Henry Wilcox (boys' I. Activities were prepared by the following group: Oak Staff. Willis Robin- son; Student Council, James McLarrin; Hi- Brer e. Raymond Bates. Miscellaneous writers were: Joyce Mobely. Onata Greer (cover designer), Frankie Cecil, Philip Dimick. Gladys Fisher, Leona Blake- ly. Grant Carpenter. Margaret Sorenson. Lena Mae Mattoon. Ruth Smallwood. Marion Sorenson. Anna Bee Fisher. Dorman Ellis, and Francis Kelley. • Student Council Completing its fourth year of organized student body, the student council terminated another successful year despite many adverse conditions which effected the success of the school activities. W'ith Mr. Sprague as ad- viser the council led the student body through a year of varied activities and stud- ent affairs. The following students served on the ’36 37 council: Dorothy Hall. President; Willis Robinson. Vice-Pres-.dent; Ruth Smallwood. Secretary; James McLarrin, Treasurer; Philip Dimick. Senior class President; Iola Dun- ning. Junior class Pres’dent; Jesmer Fisher. Sophomore class President; Jack Robinson, Freshman c!ass President; Gordon Stanley, football manager; James Wa’ker. basketball manager; Lloyd Henson, baseball manager; and Ned Le Gault, cheer leader. • The Ridge Hi-Breexe This year started the eighth successive year of publishing the O. H. S. newspaper, the Hi-Breeze. A change was made in the advisership of the paper this year. Miss Louise Wetterstrom. the typing teacher, and Miss Margaret Lev- er. the English teacher, both being advisers. There have also been two editors for this year’s paper. The Ridge Hi-Breeze still re- mains the only weekly B-League paper in l.ane County and is published by the senior class. The paper was much the same as those of the previous years except for the intro- duction of a grade school sheet, the Broad- caster”. and the drawn ads. The officers selected for 1936-1937 were: Ruth Smallwood. and Marian Sorensen, editors; Raymond Bates, business manager; Anna Bee Fisher, circulation manager; Donna Woodruff, exchange manager; Dorman Ellis, advertising manager; Onata Greer, artist. 11