Oakland High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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Embree Assistant Principal Natural Science Mlllard L. Gllbreath Super1ntendent Pr1nc1pa1 Mrs LeahB Carl15le Bookkeepxng 1 F9 Typ1ng L1brar1an 'Q MISS Audrey jarmln Homemakmg Typxng II Glee Club M155 Beverly Wadsworth Mathematlcs Or1entat1on Health Phy51ca1 Educatwn Mrs Vesta Cota Enghsh Not Plctured Walter B Buehnlng lst Semester Band 5 Thomas A Haban Znd Semester Band 34 vc ,gulf 5 Steven A. Beck Social Science Shorthand Business Law Health Phys1ca1 Educauon fur-fm! OZIHCZ Student government was exceptlonally good th1s year The enjoyed the thorough 1nvest1gat1ons that preceded dec1s1ons so they could be made in all fan' ness School sp1r1t became stronger because of more th1ngs done together Gomg to games on the buses s1ng1ng at school meet1ngs and on the buses, seemg full length feature mov1es part1c1pating 1n pep ralhes and add1ng other b1ts of school color to our act1v1t1es helped create our umted feelmg and add to the enjoyrnent of our prlvxlege of be1ong1ng to the Oakland H1gh School Student Body We W1Sh to thank Mr G1lbreath our supermtendent and Mr Embree our pr1nc1pal for the excellent gu1dance they have gwen us Presldent Lester C1ngcade V1ce Pres1dent Dale Roberson Secretary Carmen Cxngcade Treasurer Patr1c1a Tuthlll Semor Representatwe Douglas Brownson jumor Representatwe Wanda Copeland Sophomore Representatmve Faye Copeland Freshman Representatlve Teddy Osborn Acorn Representatlve PatI1C1B Tuthlll Adv1sor Mr G11brF-ath 1 . 5 1 -C f ' 7 , rr T9 'V If A O , . . . . - . 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I ' , . . , . . . fy , X! -.i Ky ggi . -.s-s- ...m-s.,'.'1'f ':-E'-' ES2 'I 1 3 sr Semicnfs DOUGLAS BROWNSON Class President 4 Student Council 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Golden Oakers Z 3 Flre Chlef 3 4 ROBERT SEELY Transfer from Portland Oregon 48 Class V1ce Pres1dent 4 Golden Oakers 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 F1re Patrol 3 4 IRENE MCKINNEY Class Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Acorn Staff Z 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball l Z 3 4 G1rls O Club Z 3 4 DONNA BEAHM Transfer from Yamh1ll Oregon 49 Class Secretary 4 Carmval Prmcess 3 Cheer Leader 3 Volleyball 3 4 Softball 3 G1rls O Club 2 3 4 G1rls League VICE Pres1dent 3 Girls O Club Pres1dent 3 :rv :nl .,4 . . 1 1 I . . n 1 1 . 1 ny :nn 1:1 - :nav rl . 1 1 1 - sun rl ., . . loci' ' LUCY COLE Acorn Staff l Z 3 4 Oak Leaf 3 Glee Club 1 4 Girls League Council 3 Student Librarian Z DAVID RICE Student Body V1ce Pres 3 Class President l Golden Oakers President 3 Golden Oakers l 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Fire Patrol 3 4 LESTER CINGCADE Student Body President 4 Class Vice President Golden Oakers Sec 3 Acorn Staff Z 3 4 Oak Leaf 1 F1re Patrol 3 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball Manager 3 Basketball Charter 4 Golden Oakers 2 3 4 jo ANN HASS Transfer from Oakridge Oregon 49 G1rls League Council 3 G.A.A. President 4 Volleyball Manager 3 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 Glee Club 4 Girls' O Club 4 Carnival Princess 4 Acorn Staff 3,4 CORLIE COPELAND Class President l Student Council l Volleyball 1,3 Softball 1,Z,3 Acorn Staff l,2,3 Glee Club 3 Oak Leaf 1 Girls' O Club l,2,3 Girls' O Club Vice Pres. Z VERNON BUNCH Golden Oakers 2,3,4 Baseball 1,3 Basketball Manager Football Manager 3 Fire Patrol 3,4 2, 12,7 DALE ROBERSON Transfer from Llndsay Calliorrua 49 Student Body V1ce Presldent 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Golden Oakers Acorn Staff 3 4 Oak Leaf 3 Varslty Band 4 Glee Club 4 Fzre Chxef 3 4 THELMA WOLFORD Transfer from Dra1n Volleyball Manager 4 Softball Manager 4 Student L1brar1an 4 Oregon 50 PATRICIA T UT HILL Student Body Treasurer 4 Acorn Edrtor 4 Ass1stant Acorn Ed1tor 3 Acorn Staff l Z Student Councxl 4 Glee Club l Student L1brar1an l Z RONNE EITTREIM Class Presldent Z Football Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Golden Oakers l 2 3 4 Golden Oakers Vlce Pres 3 F1re Patrol 3 4 ROBERT SEEHAWER Baseball Z 3 Basketball 4 Golden Oakers 3 4 SHIRLEY HART Glee Club l,Z,3 Softball 3 Glrls' O Club4 Acorn Staff 4 I l I 1 ! 3,4 J I -- 1 1 . . 1 ll 1 111 111 . D ! 1 j. W. SHERRON Transfer from Hollywood F1or1da 48 Class Secretary 2 Football Manager 2 3 4 Baseball Manager Golden Oakers Varsity Band 4 Glee Club 4 Acorn Staff 3,4 Fire Patrol 3,4 WANDA MOORE COPELAND Transfer from Clearwater Nebraska 49 Oak Leaf 2. Acorn Staff 2,3 Sextet Z Class President 3 Student Council 3 DOROTHY TELGENHOFF Transfer from Sedro Woolley Wash 50 Glee Club 3 ROBERT HILL Golden Oakers 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 Football Z 3 4 ROBEANA BAILEY Treasurer G1rls League 1 G1rls O Club 1 2 3 Sec Treas G1rls O Club 2 Class Secretary 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 Softball 1 Z 3 Oak Leaf 2 ROBERT DANTZLER fnot P1Cfl.l1'8d, Transfer from Casey Washmgton 50 Football 4 SENIOR HIST OR Y Of the usual th1ngs we have had more than our share of representat1on espe clally 1n athlet1cs and cheerlead1ng exceptlng th1s year In fact last year there were hardly enough of us left to sell hot dogs and coke at the games due to such all out team effort Our mam problems 1n h1gh school our f1rst two years were the collectmg of sufflclent money to sponsor student body part1es and the controlhng of our many 1deas and act1v1t1es so they would beneflt us all Our Jun1or year we had qu1te a struggle and lots of fun try1ng to ra1se funds to g1Ve our prom and banquet We sponsored a very successful amateur show m wluch several members of the Jun1or class part1c1pated Stardust our prom theme was emphas1zed by low l1ghts and many gl1tter1ng stars topped Wlth dreamy mus1c The banquet was also very enjoyable due to the effort of the home econom1cs hghted by mov1es shown by Irene McK1nney All of our aCt1V1t1eS th1s year cannot be stated at th1S t1me The same enthu s1asm for sports has been Shown our sen1or year jo Ann Hass represented us as carn1val prmcess Lester Clngcade was elected May Pr1nce and Irene McK1nney rece1ved the honor of be1ng elected May Queen by the students We sponsored a play The Mllky Way put on by the U of O Travehng Theatre and were most act1ve 1n student body act1v1t1es Class off1cers are as follows Pres1dent Douglas Brownson V1ce Pres1dent Bob Seely Secretary Donna Beahm Treasurer Irene McK1nney Colors Green and Wh1te Flower Wh1te CHIHHIIOH Motto The d1ff1cult we do 1mmed1ately the 1mposs1ble takes a l1ttle longer . b , . department and our mothers, who did a wonderful job. Our banquet was high- , I. D ,,, . . . September 23 , l 966 Dear Diary, I guess I ve slighted you quite a bit lately haven t I? Well it all happened this way Having spent my last three pennies on a stamp to mail my soap contest entry I was somewhat enlightened to find I had won a trip around the world That means I'm going to have to write pages to make up with you My first stop was Hollywood There I found ROBEANA BAILEY, the latest hit on the croon parade She really wowed them, and after shows she was a most successful inventor Her machine for making dirty dishes reflects her love for washing them Much to my surprise I learned I was scheduled to visit a radio program The star was DOUG BROWNSON who held the current World s Champion Bubble Gum Blower title The accompanying award was 2 297 milk shakes Our next stop was at a scientific research lab Seeing all the cute little white mice I wondered where they got them all The manager offered to show us where they were raised It was no shock to find CORLIE COPELAND in charge of the mice She simply adores them As I drove through California I noticed a new shoe factory, but its dispaly wmdow seemed vacant The proprietress SHIRLEY HART explamed that she had processes for a new variety of shoes This footwear is invisible and weightless designed for those who found their sandal straps too bunglesome Looking across the street I saw JODY HASS with a mgnifying glass and a tele scope sneaking along the side of a building m a pair of well chewed moccasins A her favorite English blood hound were tracking lt down While in the deserts of Nevada I came upon a pony express station At the rack DALE ROBERSON was preparing to mount He was so excited to see me he Jumped right over the horse and took off in a cloud of dust for Ft Pennyhankle I hear he arrived an hour early His track days are not over The steed tried to catch hun, but fainted from exhaustion after two miles Q Needing a rest after watching Dale s burst of speed I entered a library in search of quiet relaxation BOBBY SEELY was taking notes from a huge volu.me He was obtaining data for his sixty third novel As they become popular DAVE RICE writes the movie scripts DONNA BEAI-EM frequently plays the romantic leads in these productions Way down on a chicken farm in Oklahoma we found IRENE MCKINNEY and her husband They were busily engrossed with putting Jeweled identification bands on the chickens left legs They now own the nation s highest ranking poultry farm My next stop was Yale where Iwas introduced to the faculty Their most brilliant and promising so they told me professor was RONNE EITTREIM the head mathematician That crew cut always looked so dignified, it certainly fits his position big department store had misplaced its Lost and Found Bureau. Jody and Gerund, I was feeling a little daffy so I went to a psychiatrist There LESTER CINGCADE told me of how he had tried to be a traveling salesman but didn t have the gift for gab Shyness always overcame him so he turned h1s efforts to psychiatry where his gentle qu1et nature gives patients ample relaxation to release the1r frustrations I wasn t really daffy just curlous and it cost me enough to pay the national debt'j The next day we traveled on until we found a small circus There in one of the shows featured as a mam attraction we found LUCY COLE a famous weight lifter In Connecticut THELMA WOLFORD s and WANDA COPELAND s marriages have been so successful that they have been counseling others to help them solve their problems Their slogan is Let Your Troubles Trouble Us See1ng an advertisement for facials that subtract five ten fifteen or twenty years from a person s appearance depending upon the amount one cares to pay I declded to 1 ivesugate I asked to see the manager and originator of the process I was told that VERNON BUNCH was out fighting a law suit because he got his machine mixed up and it had added fifteen years to an elderly dowager s appearance I had the privilege of meet1ng the President of the Un1ted States His secretary looked familiar to me It was BOB SEEHAWER' He was as busy as a beaver and I didn t have much t1me to talk to hun as he had to' be off to beg for some more work to do SHERRON He said he was entering politics and was starting the new Independent Democractlc Republican party designed to oppose the abolishing of pop corn stands in mov1e theatres He appeared qulte prom1s1ng to me My last stop before leaving the States was a seaside town m Florida where I saw BOB HILL teaching English Four beneath the spreading palm trees Next I boarded a boat for P3115 and was greeted by the pilot BOB DANTZLER He had built up a large tourist business He told me he started with a row boat Of course the big fash1on show was on my program of activities The most elebrated des1gner participating was DICK BOVINGDON He specializes 1n evening gowns and wedding dresses Feeling very happy for my classmates I rented a horse and took a canter into the country While r1d1ng down a lonely road I ran onto a sign hangmg from a p1c turesque bulldlng The Slgn read DOROTHY TELGENHOFF Undertaker Fire Chief Postmaster Grocer, Mayor and justice of the peace In fact Diary, the only classmate I didn t see was TRICIA TUTHILL Her last chemistry experiment propelled her to another planet and no doubt she w11l write a book when she gets back She always threatened to be an author Fmding my classmates busy and successful really made me feel good I ll wr1te about the less mteresting details some day when I have time dear Diary , . .. . . . a K As I was leaving the White House, who should I see but my old friend J. W. .Qi N Front row left to rlght Brownson Hunter, Copeland, G1lders1eeve Second row MISS jarmln Ele Pryor McK1nney, McKay Back row Stearns, Cole Anderson Brosz1o Bagby Turner Not Plctured Verene B1erwagen JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We started the year w1th two new members Dorothy Telgenhoff and Lols McKay Our royalty was as follows Carn1val Prmcess Dolores Cole May Prmcess N1ta McKinney May Kmg Russell Brownson Toward the middle of the semester we started havmg pop and hot dog sales to make money for our prom and banquet Other money promot1ons were cup cake sales, cake sales, ch1l1 sales, candy sales, ple and cake auctmon and concesslons at all the games Our class offlcers at the begmnmg of the year were Pres1dent Wanda Copeland Vice Pres1dent Barton Copeland Secretary Robeana Ba1ley Treasurer N1ta McK1nney Because some of the juxuors were able to graduate m three years the Junlor class lost Corlle Copeland, Robeana Balley, Dorothy Telgenhoff, and Wanda Copeland Since two of these were offlcers we had another elect1on Lou1se Bagby replaced 'Wanda as presmdent and Forbes Gildersleeve was elected secretary to replace Robeana The class IS now workmg on the prom and banquet We wlsh to express our apprec1at1on to M1ss jarmm for her help and guidance of the jumors and the1r class prolects . . . 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Q . o . . - . . - - . - 4 JUNIOR PERSONALITIES Edlth Anderson Edith We admire her helpfulness and enthus1asm Louise Bagby Lou likes to read poetry and stories aloud and we like to hear her Veren B1erwagen Verene Gentle manners characterize her Marjorie Broszio Bobby An outdoor g1rl with unusual pets Russell Brownson Russ Expressive blue eyes also a charming smile for the girls Dolores Cole Dee Has a habit of skipping tests Her eyes dance as expertly as her feet Barton Copeland Bart A business man w1th charm plus Barbara Ele Barbara The delight of the teachers 1n study hall ackson Hunter ack We think he wrote the U S Hlstory book but he s so quiet we can t make h1m confess Maybe if we get h1m arguing Lois McKay, Lo1s Infectious friendliness Bend s loss 1S our gain Nita McKinney, Nita A student with talent and a smile for everyone Suzella Pryor Sue She finds correspondence enlightening Susan Stearns Sue A lively little character whose interests center upon a certain senior boy Shirley Turner Tirley Always anxious for health class to end we wonder why . ,, . ,, . . , . ' ll I9 o u a D I ' Cl I! ' , . . . - .4 as . . , . ll il ' -- ' ' 2 ,, ,, . . . , . ,, ,, . . I 0 It Vi' ' ' ! ' 1 Oren Gildersleeve, Forbes Tall, athletic, and handsome--what a combination! J Qfj D7 ' I 5 1 - - 1 . , . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . , . . . . ,, . ,, . n . ,, ,, . . . , . ,, ,. . . . 1 ' Cl ' 9, ' , .. JF! Front row left to r1ght Spencer Copeland Wolford Ele Darlene Lee, Seehawer Baxter Babcock Second row Bagby Donna Lee Ferguson, Cmgcade Holder Rlchter, Burpee Cole, Mr Embree Back row Anderson Nunocks Marshall Beecroft I-Iall, Moss, W1lson, Henry Blaylock SOPHOMOR E CLASS HISTOR Y Th1s fall the twenty slx of us started thmgs off by 1n1t1at1ng th1rty s1x green freshmen WE had fun but d1d they? We gave a school dance to welcome the frosh The decoratxons were very fes t1ve study hall be1ng decked out w1th dozens of pastel balloons and crepe paper addxng even more color In return the freshrnen sponsored a skatmg party The sophomore class sponsored the May Day celebrat1on The students elected a prmce and pr1ncess from each class jun Moss was elected sophomore prmce and Patsy Baxter was elected sophomore pr1ncess Flrst on the schedule was the coro nat1on of the kmg and queen followed by the May Pole Dance After the softball and baseball games with Gl1de we gave the v1s1t1ng school a p1cn1c supper. In the evenmg students attended a semi-formal dance. We are now contemplatmg a Saturday tr1p together to a dest1nat1on unknown at present. Tenmile 1S the favored poss1b1l1ty. Faye represented the class as princess for the carnlval. Donna Lee was chosen student body carn1val pr1ncess and was crowned queen. Our class off1cers are as follows: Pres1dent Faye Copeland Vxce Pres1dent Mlldred Seehawer Secretary Treasurer Carmen C1ngcade Sergeant at Arms Pr1ce Bagby We have had a good t1me th1s year and would 11ke to thank Mr. Embree for the effort and tune he spent act1ng as our adv1sor. an: 1 S . f E? lf 'G ' :P or 71' ' V li, f ' Q . U E o 4 ' , ' O Q T f f N -f I tj Q ' . 1. nw-X! g ' I '1 1 - : 1 I 9 I I I ' : D ! . I ! . : 1 ' I I I . , . O Q . SOPHOMOR E PERSONALITIES Lou1s Anderson Lou1e So calm we re just a watch1ng and a wa1t1ng for h1m to sl1p up Betty Babcock Babs Fun lovmg and carefree We were glad to welcome her back 1nto the halls of O H S Pr1ce Bagby Pr1ce M1SCh1eVOHS type Sergeant at Arms of our class for two years Patr1c1a Baxter Pat A g1rl w1th a n1ce d1spost1on The class May Pr1ncess Lyle Beecroft Freckles Has the ab111t1es of a reporter Ask the k1ds 1n 5th per1od study hall jerry Blaylock jerry Known for h1s nonchalant manner We flnd that where a good tune goes there goes jerry too Marg1e Burpee McG1nty She may be l1ttle but don t let that fool you The Math room wall w1ll really clue you Carmen C1ngcade Carm Wherever there s Jok1ng laughter and song Carm w1ll be there gomg along Cow Unquote Faye Copeland Faye She hkes to talk about holldays past but she says Halloween just goes too fast Roberta Ele Roberta L1ttle blonde possessor of a n1ce sm1le joyce Ferguson joyce Volumes of amus1ng and accurate answers h1de beh1nd a fr1endly countenance Gerald Hall jerry Proof that chlvalry 1S not dead Not only that but he added to h1s qual1f1cat1ons by tak1ng Boys Home Ec Kenneth Henry Two Gun When th1ngs happen to equ1pment- 1n the sc1ence room ask Kenneth Wha hoppen Pauletta Holder Pauletta Crazy about horses and roller skates separately of course fSchool tool' Darlene Lee Dar Tall as a ruler fat as a toothplck topped w1th a vo1ce sour as candy Had a v1s1tor stop by on h1s way from Dra1n to Eugene Donna Lee Donna A blonde headed g1rl that has pep and steam w1th thoughts that are often on the Beahm . ,, . ,, , . ,, . . . ,, I un Il - l , . . H . ., . . I u ' . . na 1! . - . . . . I 0 I It it - ' - - - I O ll Ol ' ' , I , . ' IC ' If ' I I o ' I0 II I ' ' 7 I I 3 Larry Cole, Larry The little Romeo of our class, and we quote him: Holy II il V9 ' ' I I I ll ' I' ,, ,, . . . I 1 I U ll If ' ' ' I Cl 99 ' ' I ' 7 . .. . . , H ,, . . . . I ll I Il , . gg ll , v . . ..J H ,, . . . I I I as li - ' ' I L.o1s jean johnson LOIS She s very good natured Garald Kalkbrenner Garald Wherever there 1S 1'I'l1SCh16f you fmd Gerald Max Kelley Max The geographmal braln ofthe class Donald Loper Don The crooner of the class Denton Marshall Dent Snaps a good cand1d shot Musmally 1ncl1ned to pract1ce w1th Larry James Moss JIITIITIY Llfe 1S just a merry go round for jxmmy but he surely Walter Nlmocks Corky A l1keab1e guy w1th a qu1et laugh Betty Rlchter, Betty Very much lnterested 1n the typewr1ter next to her Mlldred Seehawer Tlm Her sense of humor can turn a dull perlod 1nto a br1ght one A11Ce Spencer Ahce Sweet and shy w1th tw1nkl1ng eyes George W1lson, Red Short on ha1r and long on m1sch1ef Dora Wolford Dora A v1vac1ous brunette Dehghts 1n dancmg ' lt ' if 1 , . ! ! It 'V ' ' , . ll ii , . ll 11 1 1 . 1 , . ,,. ,, . . . . r ' ' 1 puts variety into life for the rest of us. ' ll QI ' ' ll ' il , . . ,, ,, . . . ' as ' so ' - 7 . ,, . ,, 4. . . 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NNN Front row left to r1ght Spencer Kalkbrenner Elngler johnson G1ldersleeve, Wolford Maddox, Moss, Slater N1chols Bowman Second row M1ss Wadsworth Baker, Wllcox Brownson Crockett Sowell Roberson Nolen, Barrett, Sm1th Gossett Perrault Back row Hart, Allen, Loper Brown jeffr1es Kelley G1ovan1n1, Beahm Anderson, Bullock, Osborn Not plctured Delores Hackelman Maynard Coleman FRESHQMAN CLASS HISTORY We, the freshmen, w1th M1ss Wadsworth as adv1sor entered 1nto a very 1nterest1ng year w1th the followmg class off1cers Pres1dent Teddy Osborn V1ce Pres1dent B111 Hedden Secretary Dorothy Wolford Treasurer Nancy Sawyer Sergeant at Arms Doug Beahrn B111 Hedden and Nancy Sawyer moved Nancy was replaced by Norma jean W1lcox After our 1.n1t1at1on whxch was fun for everyone the sophomores honored us w1th a welcome party W e returned th1s w1th a skatmg party at Wmchester For our carn1val pr1ncess we elected Karen Roberson The students elected Dorothy Brownson to be our freshman May Pr1ncess and Doug Beahm to be our freshnman May Prlnce We were well represented 1n school affarrs w1th Karen and Margaret as cheer leaders Part1c1pat1ng 1n sports were Doug Beahm Teddy Osborn, Garry Bullock john Anderson Don Loper Margaret Sowell Mona Lou G1ldersleeve and Karen Roberson We feel we have had avery successful year and w1ll be able to look back w1th pleasure on our f1rst year at Oakland Hrgh School . . . i ' I I I ! 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FRESI-IIviAN PERSONALIT IES Orval Allen, Orval Everywhere you go he seems to be there john Anderson john Frlendly and full of fun Donna Baker Buzzy Always has a ready sm1le and a contlnous l1ne of chatter N1la Barrett Fay Spontaneous huxnor Her 1mag1nat1on shows 1n her numerous storles Douglas Beahnn Doug A prom1s1ng athlete of the freshrtnan class W1ll1am Bowman B111 He l1kes basketball games out of town espec1ally when they take a rooters bus james Brown rn Never says a bad word about anyone 1n fact he never says a word Dorothy Brownson Dot Those long eyelashes would make anyone s heart turn over Gary Bullock Gary Loves to play Jokes, espec1ally on the teachers surpr1ses Sh1rley Crockett Sh1rley Always has somethmg up her sleeve tbes1des her arm, Odena Engler Odena Pretty brown eyes and a fr1end1y srrule Mona Lou G1ldersleeve Mona Her theme song should be Wh1sper1ng Antone G1ovan1n1 Tony If there was a contest to see who would get to school f1rst 1n the mornmg Antone would be the w1nner Joan Gossett joame When lt comes to basketball she s a Wh1Z Delores Hackelman Delores She s one of those lucky g1rls who have personal1t1es everyone adm1res Lyman Hart, Buddy Full of fun Horses are h1s ma1n lnterest jack jeffmes jack Makes good use of h1s sm1le by exerc1s1ng lt frequently ll 19 , . Cl Il ' , . ll II ' ' ' I . H ,, . . . . Q - Q ll II ' ' 2 0 . . ,, . ,, . - . , - I , llji II 3 ' ll 19 1 , I ll I! ' ' , l Maynard Coleman, Maynard Always laughing and joking and full of ' le ' 01 - - I ll II ' ' , . ' ll 11 It ' ' Ol I 1 ' ' ' ll II I , . ll ' II ' I , ' I I 0 55 Il I ' , . ll 1, ' ' ' . .4 as . . . . . I Shlrley Maddox Shxrley Has a good m1nd for plannlng aCt1V1t1eS Letha Moss Letha The blonde wlth the golden earrmgs jerry N1ChOlS jerry I-hs curly ha1r and blue eyes certa1nly don t hlnder h1s looks B1ll1e Mar1e Nolen B1ll1e just hates to m1ss a day of school Teddy Osbron Teddy A l1ttle guy Wlth b1g 1deas Shary Perrault Shary The l1ttle g1rl w1th the great b1g laugh Karen Roberson, Karen The modern country g1rl Charlotte Slater Charlotte Always ready to lend a helpmg hand and 1S good at 1mpersonat1ons Mary Sm1th Mary She s an expert on f1gures not mathemat1cally but art1st1cally Margaret Sowell Magg1e Who me? 15 the famous quotat1on attr1buted to her W1ll1am Spencer Bxlly Qu1et once mn a Whlle Norma jean Wllcox Norma She s a top student from way back w1th coppery ha1r and fun 1n her eyes Dorothy Wolford Dot Her qu1et nature and her pract1cal jokes are the mam contrasts 1n her personallty Q tt . ,, . . . . - 5 4 AA 11 ' ' 3 4 . I. ,, . . . y I 1 . . . .L . . ,, . , . I, y, . . . . 5 1 I. ,, . . . . y f I5 I! ' 4 so Ol ' I o . ., ,, , . . I D a 44 - 19 on I9 ' ' - y . o . . t. . ,, . . . y 1 ' 11 79 7 ' I u t. ', . . . I n Nfl X .,- f-if -Qu-nNnq.., .-1 ,.f ,ffffx df' K D94 Vw. X LL. il Nl fin LEHIIEBS The students and people of Oakland are proud of the attrac tue cheer leaders of Oakland Hlgh School These glrls have successfully led the cheerlng sect1on durmg many exc1t1ng games Under then' Karen Donna leadersh1p the students have part1c1pated Margaret m several very good ra1l1es both at School and 1n the streets of Oakland 'rx Q 3- I aw G ,J . . Front row left to r1ght Loper Osborn Seely W11'4on Nunocks Hunter Bullock Blaylock Second row Roberson H111 Brownson Beecroft Mgr Sherron E1'ctre1rn Rlce Beahm Coach Beck LfWUf7WMHlLfL UMMNU UWB Left to rxght Seehawer, H111 Brownson G11ders1eeve Roberson Rlce Beahm E1ttre1m Seely Mr Beck llugl Front row left to rxght Cole Loper Osborn Bullock Anderson Second row Marshall, Wllson Beecroft Moss Hunter Brownson Mr Beck ' 1 I '- n, .- . fi , ,, 'I I ' e . 54 v in n af I ,X ' I Lf Yi LH' Q5 rv Li I 1 ' .1 A, A! I : . I I . I I A I I . . I I ' ' V ,Z .4 wg , -f U , I 5 . I x I . I if 1 I ' .J 'J - 1: . 1 t I I ' 4 5 4 5 ' f ' ff, '4 N gc. 4 N ff I.. 'f ' 4. : ff? Q A -' B A 1 ' I l : I I D I ' : ' I I I I I 9 B. Hill sinks Last Minute Le Q Free Throw To Wln Game, Eagles Take Thlrcl Place By GEORGF CASTILLO 1, rf was over. The ca- . . E HS H1 l .The mm Q ,ff off --e Q' if H4 , ' :fx me. A2 in 3 2 f T yn, Pane: isp GH- D99 .JNSQN M-, a 9 7f 1ffeuf'Q l l Thi' nun :adv gli? :Inq ' 5 .. Xen QUNN5 lf dren as V RUSSCLLB tm 3 m ' I lied. The hout. 'x X 40 Elkton 4 C13 Henderer F U53 Scott Br ns'n 453 F' 185 Beckley Rnberion C43 G H21 H'shb'gei R 'e 169 G 627 Binder Substituxions: For hawer, Eiltreim R FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS FOOTBALL Under the top notch coaching by Steve Beck, Oakland High School enjoyed the most successful season in its history of six-man football by winning the County and the District Four championships. Our team was sparked by our outstanding defensive center, Ronne Eittreim, who was in practically every play. Offensively we had an atomic backfield led by the powerhouse drive of Dave Rice, the fast elusive side-stepping of Dale Roberson, and the blocking and deceptive handoffs of quarter-back Bob Seely Doug Brownson for his first vear of football made a terrific end and did a good job as running mate for our veteran pass receiver, Bob H111 Oakland High ran from two formations a short punt and a single wing with a powerful line average of 170 pounds and a deceptive backfleld with an average weight of 145 pounds One of the major reasons for the outstanding success of our team was their ability to come from behind to win BASKETBALL STATISTICS PLAYERS DEFENSE POSSESSION Gildersleeve H111 D Brownson Rice Seely Seehawer Elttreim 4 7 4 7 '7 42 47 27 342 3 240 7 82 354 7 250 300 727 F Los Gain 1221 32 2 25 TOTALS 4 431 Of the 24 games played Oakland High School averaged 43 35 2 3 37 points a game to their opponents 34 points per game Oakland High School scored a total of 1029 points to their opponents 823 points 4 Totals include points made by three other boys who played only a few minutes of game time BASKETBALL In basketball Oakland had a most successful season by winning the County Championship and losing the district title by one point to state finalists Powers The style of play used was a single pivot emphasizing ball control and a strict man to man defense However in the county tournament Oakland used a zone de fense to beat Dra1n in the semi finals Center Bob H111 and guard Dave Rice were selected County All Star The starting lme up averaged six feet one inch in height with an over all average of five feet eleven inches In basketball Oakland showed the same great fighting spirit by coming from behind to win many of their games Md. Aff. 0 Md. Aff. 0 .G. 1-'.T. . ' ' 75 1 6 6 25 29 6 38 Z2 42 34 ' 13 321 1 45 88 511 46 48 61 60 . 38 ll 333 17 48 44 42 38 81 ' 71 21 3 42 74 56 45 48 58 54 Roberson 43 162 265 37 62 597 55 37 46 79 13 38 1 4 10 8 22 15 32 101 16 12 40 38 14 32 30 ' ' 16 67 8 ll 1 15 ll zo 25' 3 191 6 5 7 9 3 319 8 Track After several weeks of practice Oak- land entered in their first competition against Sutherlin and Roseburg at Rose- burg. They scored twenty-six points with four first places and two second places. This being the first year for this sport in Oakland, the team showed itself very well at the first meet. Mr. Embree, the coach, has made inquiries for several more meets before the county meet at Roseburg Front row left to right Cole Nichols Loper Moss Second row Roberson Marshall Cingcade Mr Embree This season was started with a lot of enthusiasm The first day of sunshine saw the boys out practicing After putting the field in condition the boys started practicing for their positions The first encounter will be April 10 with Dram Baseball Front row left to right Brown Bullock Nichols Bovingdon Roberson Blaylock Hart Second row Bowman Gildersleeve Eittreim Brownson Bunch Moss Beecroft Mr Beck Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec an Feb March Apr11 May Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland SCORE SHEET FOOTBALL Glendale Elkton Canyonville Glide Camas Valley Riddle Coos Rix er Yoncalla Tr1ang1e Lake BASKETBALL Elkton Glendale Roseburg -I V Camas Valley G11de Glendale Roseburg V Dra1n Camas Valley Elkton Yoncalla Gllde Draln Yoncalla Lorane Mapleton Lorane Trrangle Lake Rovue R1ver COUNT Y TOURNAMENT Rxddle Dra1n Elkton Brook1ngs Powers BASEBALL SCHEDULE Draln Glendale Gllde Yoncalla Elkton Dram G11de Glendale Yoncalla Elkton Here Here Here There Here There There Here Cottave Grove Yoncalla There There Here Here Here Here Here There Here There There There Here There There Here There There There R1ddle R1ddle Yoncalla Yoncalla Here There There Here There There Here Here There Here 0 Zo 9 26 ' 7 14 13 0 18 7 ' 43 D . 1 14 10 5 43 28 8 36 . . Z7 12 64 14 15 34 ' 29 18 54 37 J . 2 41 1. . 25 5 32 ' 45 10 66 25 12 40 38 16 38 35 19 29 ' 31 23 50 ' 53 30 32 Elkton 31 There . 2 49 40 6 42 58 12 48 34 13 62 33 16 30 ' 46 17 38 O ' 44 26 44 ' Z8 28 51 ' 44 ' 1 2 41 40 ' DBTRHHTTOURNAMENT 9 44 ' 36 10 28 29 . 10 . 13 17 ' 20 24 27 ' v 1 ' 4 8 Front row left to r1ght Donna Lee Bagby Hass G11dersleeve Ba1ley Copeland Darlene Lee I McKinney Second row Dorothy Wolford Dora Wolford Babcock Slater Sowell Brosz1o Clngcade N McKinney, Seehawer Roberson Not p1ctured C Copeland Beahm The glrls th1s year d1dn t have a very extens1ve volleyball program The season was started w1th an early game agamst Sutherl1n wh1ch Oakland eas1ly won However Oakland lost the next game 1n an afternoon contest played at Dra1n After bemg badly defeated at Lorane the Oakland g1rls came back w1th a good showmg and edged out Lorane by three pomts 1n a thrxllmg home game An exc1t1ng game at Tnangle Lake 1n wh1ch Oakland lost by two polnts wound up the g1rls short volleyball season Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland 20 Dra1n Z3 Lorane 30 Lorane ze Trlangle Lake Scores MISS Wadsworth s competent c o a c h1n g was greatly apprecxated by the team To her we g1Ve our thanks Oamand 30 -.....------ sufherun ll 14 ------------ ' 18 ------------ 29 ------------ Vx rim Miss Wadsworth Mona Lou Carmen D a r L53 ,lx ep a f S Y ef' od Mar gxe Donna N 1ta Roberta Maggie V Barbara Pa ul etta Dora Kar en Dorothy e t t B Y H204 I V1 0 x', QP: 's 45 x 41171 if s ,,,,,L 4 r h 5 ' 1 44:4-1 I 440 9- xi' N I X gr xl 1f'3 If 49 f, , y fi J, QELUUW3 X ', , Lf. 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'- ...mf -' ,f 1' f'-Q: ':,,, 4,57 ft-Ms, ' .I '- -' '., J- x l X 3 1' ' ,- 955 '41, I Seated left to r1ght N McK1nney I McK1nney Cmgcade Mrs Cota Standmg W Copeland B Copeland, Bovmgdon Mlnocks Roberson Sherron Tuth111 Stearns Edltor Ass1stant Edltor Ad Staff Art1sts Reporters Cand1d Camera Typ1sts Adv1sor Patr1c1a Tuthlll N1ta McK1nney Dale Roberson j W Sherron D1ck Bovmgdon Barton Copeland Walter Nxrnocks Lester C1ngcade Irene McK1nney Lester Cmgcade Nxta McK1nney Patsy Baxter Lester C1ngcade Wanda Copeland, Shlrley Crockett Joyce Ferguson Shlrley Hart jo Ann Hass Darlene Lee Donna Lee Irene Mc K1nney Suzella Pryor Dale Roberson, Karen Roberson Lucy Cole, Margaret Sowell Susan Stearns Denton Marshall jo Ann Hass, Irene McK1nney, Cor11e Copeland Mrs. Cota , if up , .l i ' xg, f' I ' -- y 3 sf' - ' 1 VM . I 3 6 , , . If , ik, , fb' I ' X ', f ' 1' I 4 V Q. , , et, f I W -, . ' I I, 'MV 3? rv-,Q A ,., I we - s. , ' : . ' , . ' , ' , . . I : . 1 . l 9 ' 1 1 1 , . , . 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C . . i - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . v 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - ,, , W, , My Y WAV , , A, , ji , 'X , Av , V, V U , f Q. , if ' 0 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , , , , , . . . . 1 NEW CLASSES Boys home econom1cs was welcomed by the fellows Taklng care of the1r own clothes and house plann1ng were among the toplcs they stud1ed and pract1ced The1r outstandmg ach1evement 1n the k1tchen was the p1ann1ng and preparmg of two banquets Band appeared 1n the class schedule thls year Mus1c added sp1r1t obta1nable no other way when the band made appearances at pep rall1es and games A sprlng concert was g1ven by the combmed efforts of the Oakland Sutherlm and Yoncalla groups The demonstratlon of band mstrurrments earl1er 1n the year provlded the student body w1th 1nformat1on on the types of 1nstrumentS thelr hlstory and the1r use 1n harmony Mr Buehn1ng entered the servlce at the end of the flrst semester and was replaced by Mr Haban Bus1ness law has been added to round out the commerc1a1 department The text was mterestmg and the students enjoyed solvlng the cases The SCICHCE department 1S agam well equ1pped There has not been a regular chem1stry course offered for some years prevlously but th1s year there was Everyone was qu1te aware of th1s because of certa1n experlments that led the Shorthand class was back agam Thls accounts for the remarks made such as I can t read It elther and I wrote 1t' In all faxrness to the g1rls they became very adept w1th then' br1ef shorthand forms NEW ACTIVITIES Muced Glee under the pat1ent d1rect1on of M1ss jarm1n met three perlods a week unt1l act1v1ty perlod was abol1shed The male VOICES made rlcher the many d1fferent arrangements sung by the Glee Club Go1ng Chr1stmas carol1ng part1c1 pat1ng ln the Chr1stmas program and s1ng1ng at a PTA meet1ng were the ma1n act1v1t1es of the group they w1ll also present muslc it the graduat1on ceremorues Th1s year there w1ll be a track team The school IS happy to see more lnterest taken 1n thls sport At th1s t1me OHS holds f1ve county B records They are 100 yard dash ZZO yard dash, broad Jump hlgh Jump and 220 yard hurdles . . . . . . , . , . . . . , . . I . . . . ,, . ,, , . curious to inquire, What happened? . 0 . , na 1 . . . ,. . . a I 0 I - . . . 2 . . K . . . ' I 1 ' I 1 . . 9 ' . V-. .,1. ,.,..,,...u..x Front row left to r1pht Hart I McK1nney Lee N McK1nney MISS Wadsworth Second row Cmgcade Ba11ev Bagby Baxter Back row Hass Stearns Cole Seekawer Broszxo Front row left to 1-1ght G11d6TS1C6X6 Sherron Roberson Brownson Bow1ngdon Second row Seely Cmgcade E1ttre1m R1ce Mr Beck Back row Hunter Moss Seehawer Hxll U , U J 2 1 - l 'r 1 - I 2 . ': ' 1 l I 1 'r - 1: , , , . , ' . . I I .J X 4 J 'T - I- ' ', ,L f . 4f7' VJ, .4 '17 v ' X I C' .QI - x 4 . 1 A 1 : ' 1 r 1 1 : YY . , A 1 I I I ' ' 1 , , , ' . GOLDEN OAKERS The f1rst meetlno was held for the purpose of nomlnatmg off1cers to serve for the rema1nder of the year The followmg were elected at a spec1al meet1ng W Sherron presldent Ronne E1ttre1m XICC pres1dent and Lester Cmgcade secretary treasurer After bemg 1n1t1ated the new members attended a party 1n the1r honor The party was also attended by the G1rls O Club by 1nv1tat1on of the Golden Oakers GIRLS O CLUB The b1g event th1s year was the 1n1t1at1on of the new members of the O Club The glrls were dressed 1n odd clothes for a full day at school books wherever told could not talk back and were to try to make the boy 1n1t1ates talk because they were mstructed not to speak to any glrls Club offlcers are oAnn Hass and Donna Beahm co pres1dents N1ta McK1nney secretary and Karen Roberson treasurer There has been no other act1v1ty 1n the club but the g1rls Wlll have a banquet 1D honor of the Golden Oakers as 15 customary BASKET BALL. PROM One of the most successful part1es of the year was an everung of d ncmg 1n honor of our v1ctor1ous basketball team E1ght to n1ne o clock founda large number of students folk danc1ng From 9 OO to ll 15 th pretty cottons and the cords danced to the mus1c of a band whose members meet for the pleasure of play1ng together Durlng 1nterm1ss1on there were vocals by Robeana Ba1le5 Fred Crouch and Ralph Gardner There was also a clar1net solo by Mr B1ll Washburn Llght refreshments were served . .O , . . . . : J. . , . S . . , 7. - . : 1 - 4 ' 1 Cl U7 ' ' ' O11 17 ll 19 ' ' They had to crawl to classes, bow to lettermen, carry the lettermen's 1 I . -I , - . S . ' , 5 , . , . N . . . . . . , Q 1 ' . : I e . yi I ' X. E W 5 Wm mnil 111,11 - . I krg,, .w . 1 IJDQIQIWI 1 ' J ' 1 ML.,-A rl www N 55,061 ,Ll -.lf .m27v,lMw 5v ' ET flaw Ei 3 0 f79fwg l- A.f' I -J, H :R P NX 4 47 1 , 'elf IL, 4.4- 'iiv'-z-vs.. .. :K-U . U Vfjr- f ' I 'ifi-Q, A mpg X xiii WS? sa.. 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