Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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Silver’s Confectionery Fountain Service lee Cream, Tobaccos Kodak Films, Novelties Fishing Tackle Collier’s Hand Tied Flies Oakridge, Oregon GRADE “A” MILK Raw and Pasteurized • Protect your health by using tirade “A” Dairy Products • COOK’S JERSEY FARM Oakridge, Oregon McATEE’S Red and White Store I i CLOTHING $ | A Full Line of Groceries, Fruits Vegetables, Meats Drugs, Feeds I Willamette City, Oregon | i DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP i I complimenting graduates j j of 40” i Oakridge, Oregon THE JOLLY TIME expresses its thanks to the students of O.H.M. for their patronage. We wish tlie class of “40” all the success in life and the un- dergrads success to come. R. E. Leber and Geo. Thatcher r---------------------------------------- Harkins and Son Quality Grocers | { Oakridge, Oregon « CHARLES H. CRONER Druggist Oakridge, Oregon It pays to look well visit Bragg’s Barber Shop Oakridge, Oregon i THE CENTRAL MARKET Oakridge’s Complete J Food Store | Extends ■ Best Wishes } to THE SEMOR CLASS I Oakridge, Oregon I ( WRIGHT’S AUTO COURT ; Cabins Strictly Modern t (ias — oils — Groceries j Fishing Tackle Oakridge, Oregon Phone 53 Willamette Highway No. 58 22

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 IUM. Eugene's Fashion-Center 957 Willamette New Service Laundry • Modern Throughout |S39 High We Call on Mondays and Thursdays Oakridge Vicinity Phone 825 Eugene r CLARK’S GARAGE Every Motoring Need Highway 5 8 Oakridge, Ore. 1 Carl R. Baker Film Shop Kodaks—Films—F rames Kodak Finishing Everything Fotographic j7th and Willamette Eugene, Oregon] SENIOR PROPHECY . . . badge is Two-Gun Lefty Kissinger, fol- lowing in the car-tracks of his illustrious pa . The gentleman on my right is Lullaby Everett Lentz, who will later render the operatic version of The Old Gray Mare on his famous violin. Everett works at po- tato peeling to make his living and pay for his violin lessons, which he is still taking from Miss Farr. That distinguished fellow with the gold watch chain is Loren Wilson, editor of the Oakridge daily Mud Slinger. With him ir his secretary and helper, Gert Lans- fcery, who is writing a daily syndicated column formerly signed by Bob Burns. The banquet hall lights have grown dim, the witty remarks fewer; the crowd is be- ginning to scatter. At last the long-looked- forward-to reunion is over. Boy, are my dogs tired! 1 think I'll see if ! can't take Miss Johnson home in my brand new Model Z Ford, which I built myself. To- morrow I'll have to get back to my joint job of reporter, mechanic, and farmer. Written by the roving reporter of the Oakridge daily Mud Slinger, Calvin (Nose for News) Rogers. 24