Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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As the third year of high school got under way, the juniors elected Duris Welker to the class presidency, while Elizabeth Wert was again secretiry-treasurer. Members of the class took prrt in many activities, and many were awarded letters. The outst; ndiug events of the year 1937-38 were the Junior-Senior banquet and Pron. Ahc junior plr y Romance in a Boarding House, ‘which was coached by the adviser, Kiss Lever, was very successful. The class of 1939 entered high school with twenty four members, and after four years is leaving with twenty-six members, fhc seniors have had n very active yocr with Elizabeth Wert as president, Lowell Charlton as vice- president, and Naomi Allen, secrete.ry-troosuren The seniors sponsored an all-3chool noise parade and bonfire rally in the fall to start off the football season. Later they won the magazine sales contest for the school tino clock. For this the class was rewarded with a half-day holiday. Everybody’s Crazy, c three-act comedy, was produced by the seniors in February. They also were co-sponsors of the High School Carni- val . Football, bt3kctball, baseball, and track found the seniors well represented. Student body, Girls' League, Hi-Y, Hi-Breeze, and other activities dr w from thi.3 class for their officers. The publication of The Oak” was another seni r project. Tho entire class went on the annual senior trip to Salem and Portland, accompanied by Miss Jacobson end Mr. Kingsley. Tho four years of high school wore formally ended with baccalaureate err ices on Sunday, May 21, ijed with ccnmencrment on 11; y 23, 1939. The class was honored by the Juniors at a ban- quet end Prom on May 24.