Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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Janet S. and Maurice C. Joan P. and Jon H. Bill B. and Rose M. 2 if E 5 f L4 W 5'lI Danielle G. and Kenny S. Phylliss W. and Duahne H Detta H. and Bob S.

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HMI! lllntinlell Down in the mill pond On an iddy biddy log, Sat three big Warriors QBob Dunning, Arnold Lambert, John Lundbergj And a teeny weeny frog. Croakl said the frog. AND THEY DID, TOO! Jon Husser went over the mountain To see what he could see. Little Miss Harrison fDettaj Thought it was embarrasin. feven her hair blushedlj Lavon Klohn always looks to find the sunshine, Maurice and Jerry get mad as hops, Looking at the dripping drops, And l'm ashamed of what Bob Nunnally mntters, Gazing at the flooded guttersl Oh, Gene QObergj went out a horse to ride, Now they call him Tal1 and wide . Tall and wide, He's so wide, That Keith can't walk With him beside! Danielle Gerspach, to develop her jaw Chews her celery raw. Celery stewed ....... Is more easily chewed, But don't tell Danielle Getspachl Fe Fi Fo Fum, Here comes Duahne Hendrickson. East side, West side, All around the town, That boy's always runnin' 'roundl Roses are red, Grass is green, Beverly Jones is the shortest black-haired girl I've ever seen. Marlene Bedell is not fat, And it's just as well, at that! Georgie Russell, Puddin' pie, Kissed the girls And Made them cry? Qhuh-uhlj Dorothy Padden went to Spaing Met a dashing toreador. But Alasl Alackl She didn't come backs She caught her foot in a cuspidor. On Mt. Hood, Jean Love Stood, Looking at the snow. Along came Jim 4AdamsJ She kicked him, And down-hill he did gol Carol Wojick, Strong and able, Keep your elbows off the table. qThe watchbird is watching youll Roy Lippert and Carol Toftdahl Caught a leopard, And didn't know what to do. Would you? T urned-up nose, Turned-down hose, It's not Norman McLure, not Ioan Cash That's for surel Over the river and through the woods, Went Kathy, Winfield, and Wayne. The ice was thin, And they fell in . . . There's places they'd rather have beenl Janet and Joan went to sea QSiegel and Phillipsj In a beautiful pea-green boat, It sprung a leak, fwe think Dan Van Keuren did itlj They were up the creek Without their lvory soap. fto wash themselves ashorej I think that l shall never see Iona Ely climb a tree. And ifl do, Oh, l-lark! I shall tell Ken Clarkl Ken Spencer is his name, A mighty man is hel He tells President Westling what to do . Or at least that's what Ken told mel Mary Cross took a trip, A long, long trip took she. She got a mantilla in Spain, And spaghettie in Italy, fthat's what she told the Customs lnspectorlj Oh where, oh where Has Dennis Weldon gone? Oh where, oh where can he be? fl know He's having a jolly time, Where ever he may bel,

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