Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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Senear SeyuctU 1. Delta Baker, will mv ability to drive to Irvin Clark. 1, Dorothy Bjorling, will my position on the vol- leyball team to Gail Savage. 1, Barbara Croner, will Marvin DuMont to my- self. 1, Howard Hopkins, will my algebra brain to Robert Printz. 1, Shirley Neal, will my position on the honor role to Naoma Beck. 1, Lee McFarland, will my manly physique to Jack Leonard. 1. Bob Lockard, will my forceful leadership of the senior class to Don Temple. 1, Ralph Hall, will my quiet manner to Thurs- ton Dunn. I, June Freeman, will my jitterhugging ability to C olleen Birch. I, Jean Davis, will my height to Donna Beard. I, Frank Quinn, will my jokes and bright re- marks to Dale Tiller. I, Genevieve Sims, will my personality to anyone who wants it. I, Doreen Corriea, will my office of student body- treasurer to anyone willing to accept the responsibility. I, Vaughn Woodruff, will mv shyness to Dale Ensminger. 1. Dick Vallerov, will my play acting to Sonny Allen. I. Darlene St. Clair, will my graceiul ways to Janet Braker. 1, Dorthev Fischer, will my ability to embroider to anyone else who is filling a hope chest. I, Irene LaDuke, will my comb to anyone with curly hair like mine. 20

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tyocttiari. FIRST ROW—Morlin Anderson, Patsy Miller, Foy Arthur, Florene Norris, lynette Montgomery, Bonnie Jones, Frances lee, Morgoret Henry, Donn Malcolm SECOND ROW-Fred Baltx, Charles Baker Helen Oberstaller, Colleen B»rch. Edith Rossi, Jeon Tuchordt, Raymond Printx, Jack Leonard, Darrell Blanton THIRD ROW-Thurston Dunn, Virgil Anderson. Mr. Starkweather, advisor; Irvin Clark, Bill Clark, Jock Sims, Don Temple, Larry Blakely. NOT PICTURED—Nacma Beck, Allen lafferty, Barbara Webber. I Ik juniors of 47 and 48 had a big year. Officers were 1 hurston Dunn, presi- dent; Darrell Blanton, vice president; Fay Arthur, secretary; and Lynette Mongtom- erv, treasurer. Mr. Starkweather gave his assistance as advisor throughout the busv year. 7 here were three events highlighting the junior calendar. The first was the class play, “One Mad Night”, which was attended by a large crowd. It was a com- edy-mystery and the cast had lots of fun working on it. The second was the dav our class rings arrived. 1 hey were admired by the entire student body and did we feel special! I hire! was the Junior Senior Prom and Banquet held at the Eugene I lotel. I he class ol 49 also made its mark in athletics with Dale Ensminger, Allen Lai’- fertv, Donn Malcolm. Jack Leonard and I hurston Dunn lettering in football: Donn Malcolm, I hurston Dunn, Jack Leonard and Sonny Allen in basketball and Patsy Miller, Florene Norris, Jean Tuchardt and Fay Arthur in vollevball. Everyone was pretty proud of the bas- ketball all -stars from the junior class, Donn Malcolm and I hurston Dunn. I he brainy people of the class w ere Fay Arthur, Florene Norris and Don Malcolm. They represented the class in the I lonor Society. Perhaps the biggest thrill of the vear came when we got our report cards and could say, “Gee, kids, we re SENIORS! 22