Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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ll, LORREN WEAVER, do bequeath my vicious ping-pong paddle to Wally Overlund. lt, DEAN HALSTEAD, do bequeath my ability to get kicked out of English class to Greg Jenkins. , HELENE HANDLEY, do bequeath my Bermuda knee-socks to all the freshman girls, hoping they soon will develop nerve enough to wear them. , PETE HEIDRICH, do bequeath my Ivy League cap and cowbell to Jerry Shanks so he can make lots of noise at basketball games. , DICK HANKINS, do bequeath my unique tenor voice to Wilbur Snyder in hopes that he will use it only when the teacher is not talking. , JACKIE HIGGINS, do bequeath my talent for mischief to Sally Ray, knowing that she knows how to use it. l, BARBARA HILTON, do bequeath my quiet and lady-like demeanor to Gloria Peterson, hoping she will reform. l RON JAMES, do bequeath my liking for Skakespearean literature to anyone who needs brownie buttons. 'lI, THEO JOHNSON, do bequeath the remains of my ialopy to Edward Q. Hebert, because, in my considered opinion, he needs them. I, PAT JOWERS, do bequeath my astounding ability to mutilate iournalism stencils to Judy Good, hoping she will do a better iob of overcoming it. I, ADELIA KIRKIAND, do bequeath all my bobby pins to my sister Joanne, so she will be able to do her own hair. I, DAVE KOCER, do bequeath my hot itrombonei lip to Wayne Rofinot. I, BUD LONG, do bequeath my quiet dignified manner in English class to Wilbur Snyder. I, MIKE NELSON, do bequeath my ability to play hard-to-get to Guy Dilworth. I, RON NIXON, do bequeath my ability to get along with Miss Renner to Don Crist. U, RON NA ORDWAY, do bequeath my long straight hair to Karen Wilson in hopes that she will keep it curled. I, TAMARIS ROGERS, do bequeath 20,000 reams of paper to the Hi-Breeze to repay them for all I have borrowed . I, GORDON SIMPSON, do bequeath my crazy rhythm on the skins to Larry Walker. I, LAVONNE SMITH, do bequeath my typewriting wizardry to a deserving underclassman. ll, MORGAN SMITH, do bequeath my by-line in the Register Guard to any ambitious journalist. I, JANE WILSON, do bequeath m itchy back to Laura Wheeler in hopes that she will have as much luck as I have in fincling backscratchers. I, LEN TIRRILL, do bequeath my basketball ability to Don Crist so he can make the varsity team.

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PRESIDENT Melvin James FIRST ROW: C. Clark, I. Hagler, C. Knudsen, C. Garris. I. Hall, I. Goad. I. Jennings. SECOND ROW: G. Bon- ham, L. Clark, N. Lund, D. Crist, G. Cudworth, W. Cline, E. Hebert. THIRD Row: R. Clark, D. McDania1s, V. Ed- wards, L.Iennings, R. Hays, M. James, G. Dilworth. FOURTH ROW: B. McFetridge, R. Adams, B. Mobley, I. Aslin, F. Edie, C. Dra- goo, L. Dragoo, G. Carpenter, G. Clark. The juniors this year have successfully produced a play, sponsored the carnival, and the iunior-senior banquet and prom. Along with these activities, the They have been very active this year, but are FIRST ROW: E. Trieb- wasser, J. Robison, I. Schroeder, S. Racy, I. Peterson, G. Pickens, A. Tabor, J. Pokorny. SECOND ROW: G. Pet- erson, M. Snyder, E. Zachary, J. Schwindt, W. Snyder, N. Toft- dall, N. Siegel, S. Wells. THIRD ROW: R. Sittser, H. Knudsen, R. Ward, C. Rattray, G. Peterson, D, Rogers, D. Stanley, J. Short. FOURTH ROW: I.Shanks, R. Schoolcraft, R. Sch- midt, R. Williams, J. Ruegg, L. Yingling, P. Spellmire, J. Wil- liams.