Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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I MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAT BEARD an Ron SCI-IMIDT JILL HALL an DICK MEADOWS SENIOR HALL of FAME MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING WILLIE Srwosn A JOAN PoKoRNv JUDY ROBISON at HERB KNUDSEN

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SE OR CLASS HISTORY BRIGHT AND EARLY ON THE MORN OF SEPTEMBER 3, Issa, EIGHTY- NINE VARIED CHARACTERS QFULL OF AWEJ ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL AND A VERITABLE NEw WORLD , AFTER ATTENDING NuMERous CLASSES AND FINDING THEY wEREN'T ALL A cINcH , THE NEW WORLD SENSATIDN WAS FORGOTTEN--OR MAY- BE JUST PUSHED ASIDE--FOR THE SAKE OF MORE IMPORTANT THINGS, A STEADY PACE WAS OUTLINED FOR US WHEN WE WERE INFORMED OF OUR DUTIES T0 COME, INEXPERIENCED AS WE WERE, WE ELECTED COMPETENT CLASS OFFICERS WHO LED US THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES, NEARLY THE ENTIRE CLASS TURNED OUT FOR EVEN THE ROUGHEST CHORES, WE PAINTED THE O to FOR POISON oAIq, GATHERED wooo FOR THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING BONFIRE AND SENT THE SENIORS OFF ANIID OUR DECORATIONS AT COMMENCEMENT, SELLING coNcEsSIoNS AT THE GAMES WAS FUN AND WE WORKED HARD--BUT MONEY JUST SEEMED TO BE A PROBLEM, WE ENDED THE YEAR FIVE DOLLARS IN DEBT, NEVERTHELESS, WE CAME BACK THE NEXT YEAR REARIN' TO GO AFTER EVERYTHING--ESPECIALLY THE UFRESHIESH, WE INITIATED THEM UROYALLYH TO SAY THE LEAST, OUR RoBuST GROUP OF EIGHTY-TWO MEMBERS, AS PER RITuAL, CARRIED ouT THE SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE YEAR--A wELcoME PARTY, CONCESSIONS, PIE' CAKE AND CANDY SALES AND DECORATION FOR BAccALAuREATE, As JUNIORS, OUR CLASS NUMBERED SIXTY-SEVEN, IT WASN'T UNTIL THE EXCITEMENT OF OUR BEAUTIFUL CLASS RINGS HAD suBSIDED THAT WE FINALLY ToRE INTO ouR BusIEsT YEAR, SOON ouR DEBTS wERE PAID AND ouR FUNDS STARTED MOUNTING, THERE WERE, OF COURSE, MDRE CONCESSIONS, AND PIE, CAKE AND CANDY SALES. OUR BIG PRDJEGTS WERE THE JUNIOR PLAY, MOTHER IS A F'RESHMAN g THE JuNIoR CARNIVAL, HDAVY JONES' LOCKER f THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PRoM, HSTAIRWAY TO THE STARS , AND THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQuET, HSOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW , OUR BIGGEST HONOR wAS HAVING SHARON RACY, THE JUNIOR CLASS PRINCESS, CHOSEN TO REIGN ovER THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL. THE SENIOR YEAR SEEMED STRANGE: NO oNE TO LOOK UP To: N0 ONE TELLING us WHAT TO Do: THE REALIZATION THAT IT wAS NOW UP TO us TO SET THE EXAMPLEg STRANGE FACES AND THE EMPTY ABSENCE OF oLD oNEs, THE CLASS, NUMBERING FIFTY-NINE, BEGAN A Soon YEAR IN A BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING. OUR CLASS PLAY, TIME OuT FDR GINGER , wAS MosT SUCCESSFUL, AS WAS THE SENIOR TRIP, THEN COMMENCEMENT ExERcISES--AND FouR, WONDERFUL, FUN- FILLED YEARS ARE OVER. AS WE TAKE ONE LONG LAST LOOK AT OAKRIDGE HlGH, SHARE HANDS WITH OUR CLASSMATES, SQUARE OUR SHOULDERS AND STEP FORWARD T0 MEET THE WORLD, OUR MOTTO IS BEFORE us-- THE HIGHER WE CLIMB, THE BRDADER OUR VIEW , fl!-5, I 0 ITU ' ' 2 E E , - 5 is E ix

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