Oakland High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1953 volume:

1-r.....4nC'AI .. --i,' .Ar x:.1':' -2- Irinfm To those who so generously purchased advcrtxslng space thls year and IU the past we the annual staff do dedlcate th1S 1953 edltlon of the Acorn Faculty MILLARD L GILBREATH Superintendent Principal BRU CE A HEMM Speech B: Drama Mathematic s STEPHEN A BE CK Commerce Athletics RALPH ANDREW BROXNINE Seventh Grade Core Eighth Grade Science Assistant Principal A, . . , LUCILLE G. CAGE Homemaking I Girls Health lx P. E. CAROL N. CLARK Librarian VESTA M COTA Enghsh A E CRESWELL Scmence Algebra Seventh GL Eighth Grade Scxence Gxrl 5 Health Q P E Mathematmcs LUELLA H. CROW . I 1-'v-. ' ROBERT G JACKSON Socml Studxes Mathematics Seventh Af Exghth Grade Boys' Athletxcs GLEN A LAMB Eighth Grade Core Junxor Englxsh TED LeGORE Seventh 81 Exghth Grade Mathematxcs Boys Health G: P E ROBERT E. ROBINS General Music Glee Club Band Elm Sinheni Gfnnnul SEATED d STANDING b Volf Xolford Fc-rg on o l R n ll SET ayl NOT PICTURED The Student Councll Wednesday and called many At second semester body presrdent and Douglas We mtroduced noon speclal meetmgs was very actlve thls year We met every other Jerry Blaylock replaced Jimmy Moss as student Beahm replaced Darlene Lee Cook as vlce presxdent movres bought the boys basketball umforms the Pep Club sweaters and pms for the Student Counc1l Band Glee Club Annual Staff and Paper Staff We would l1ke to thank Mr Hemm Mr Lamb and Mr Gxlbreath for thelr 1deas and advrce about our school government Members of the Student Counc1l are lst Semester Preszdent Znd Semester Presldent lst Semester V1ce Presldent Znd Semester Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Senlor Representatwe Junlor Representatwe Sophomore Representatwe Freshman Representatwe Elghth Grade Representatlve Seventh Grade Representatwe O' Club Representatlve Golden Oakers Representat1ve Grade School Student Body Pres1den+ Annual Edltor Oak Leaf Ed1tor Student Councll Adv1sers 1- Jxmmy Moss Jerry Blaylock Darlene Lee Doug Beahm Norma Wllcox Bllly Spence Dora Wolford Karen Roberson Allen Kendall Carl Rlce Freddxe Wolford Larry Hoyle Mlldred Seehawer Jerry Blaylock Loyle Short Carmen Cmgcade oyce Ferguson Mlllard Gllbreath Mr Bruce Hemm Mr Glen Lamb Z Mr. Hemm, Moss, Wilcox, Copelan , Spencer. : Mr. Lam , Rice, F. X ord, Kendall, D. 'f . us , H y c, obcrson, Ci Cadc. Q' : Bl ock, Scchavter, Beahm. Z Mr. Gilbreath. . . . 4 . Y I . . I Y I U I O I 0 oauoloDoll0nll0nlnolllonllollun I ls mln into . .............. ..... . . . . ... . . .... Faye Copelend - - ....... ............ .. .. . ... ' 3' 'u 1 . u .............. ....... .... ......... Ov fK9 f I ' - Dom WOLFORD if - -w . XJ X Transfer from Dram C 1 Oregon, '50 1 . W Class Prtxsident ...... -f Student Council ........ g Paper staff ........... 4, t Assistant Editor ....,.. al - Q , 'O' Club .........,... z,s, if , Girls' League ......... . Volleyball ...,......... Z, Softball ...... ...... Z , Clee Club .... ...... K l Caroliers ..... .... X Pep Club... ....5, ff t - 1953 ' fp , .,.l f, Wt 'L wuz ffiA93'Jq: - 'mfltfzi ff 1 JERRY BLAYLOCP Student Body President Second Semester ..,..... ...... 4 Class Vice-President .... ......... 4 Golden Oakers ...,....... .... Z ,3,4 President ............ ....... 4 Student Council ,... .......,, 4 Baseball .......... ..... 1 ,Z,3,4 Basketball ..... ....... 3 ,4 Football .... .... Z ,3,4 'UYCE FERGUSON Transfer fron- Elkton, Oregon '50 Class Sccrvmry-Frcaqurer ....4..... -l iV.ud0nt Counril ..,....,........., .,.... 1 Glee' Club.. .. H-5,511 Caroliers. ..... , .... A Hager Staff ,.,. .,... 5 A Editor. ..........,.. ..... ' 4 Girls' l.caQ'10 ..... - l.wlQI5 ANDERSON Fmre Hosemanu.. Fu-e Captain... BETTY BABCOCK Annual Staff.. linpvr' 512111 .... . U Club ..,.. Volleyball ,.... Softball ....... Ciloe Club ...,. E,':'l,l'. HLECROF I' 1' flvtrlalh... Ag , fad-,Lm:,a11,., 9 Iw.wrm!l.,,,,. Fire' Patrol .....,. Hwlfif-n Oarersu... MAR IORIL BCRPEL L 1:'ls' Lf.-asus.. lwarwr Sta'f.. N1w'u'l .nnlu-rx. 1--l ll,,,. Class Secretary-Treasurer... ulrls League ....,.............,. ' T ,, ,fy , 4, 'J Rv, ww- fd CARMEN CINGCADE Student Body Secretary ..,.,,., Class Secretary-Treasurer ..... Student Council ..... ..,... ..... . Annual Staff ........... .. Assistant Editor ,.,. Editor ....,......... Volleyball ...... Softball ............ . Girls' League ..... Glee Club ........ Sextet... .... . HO' Club.... Pep Club ..... LARRY COLE Carnival Princess Escoz-t..... Glee Club ..... .... ........ .... . P5Per Staff..... ..... .. Fire Patrol .,,, Band ,..... . .... . FAYE COPELAND Student Body Treasurer .... Student Council ............ Carnival Princess .... Class President ..... Girls' League ...... Volleyball ..... Glee Club ..... O Club ..... Band ........ GERALD HALL Speech k Drama President... ...... Glee Club ..........,........ . ...... ...... Z .5,-1 Fire Patrol ...... ... . I RL! l-IENNL l'll HENRY Class Prwsident ..... SIllflC'l'lI Fireman ..... Smclcnt Council .... Baseball ............ l Al, LE TTA HOLDEJ2 llirls Lcaguc.... M110 Club ...... . Pap!-r Staff .... DARLENE LEE COOK Student Body Vice-Prfwidvnt First Semester Carnival Princess ..... Student Council ...,, C311-u Clin: ......... Clirlbl L1-agua .... Volleyball ..... U Clubu.. Pep Club..... Band. ,...... . DONNA LEE Chvc-r Leader ...... Claws, Trrasurer... Cfirnival kllinwn ,... . Girls' l,L-agua' ..,.., Volle-ylfall ..... .-Xrinpml Smlf .,,. U Club ..... Softball ,........ Qllvc Club ..,.... l':'L 4idvni ..... Hand ,...,..,...... JAMES MOSS May Day Prinvess Escort ......... .... Student Body Prvsidvnt F g5vr'nc's1vr. Gol'len Oulu-rs ,.... Student Council .... Baseball ,.......,..... Class Prcsidm-nt ..... Queen Escort ....... Football ........ Track ..... WALTER NINIOCKS Transfer from Yoncalla, xrst ............. 4 l,Z,5 .....l.Z.3 Oregon '50 Basketball Clmrtvr ....... ......... . ....... . . Annual Stall ......... Golden Oakcrs ..... Student Fireman ,... Football ............ Glee Club.... VIILDRED SEEHAWER Class Vice-President ..... Student Counril ..,....... Volleyball ......... Girls' Lcaguz- .... O Club .....,... Prr-sidvnt .... Annual Stalt' .... Paper Staff ..... Softball ......... Glee Club ..... Pop Club ,..,. ALICE SPENCER Class Vice-l-'rc-sidcnt ...,. Girls' Lcaguc ............., Carnival Que-cn .... Annual Staff .,.... Paper Staff ..... Volleyball ......... . O' Club ................... Secretary-Treasurer Glce Clulm ..........,....,. Z,3, ....-2.5, ..1,Z, . Z,3, .....Z, ....l,-4 5. K .frwgq -l 3 SBUIUI' Class ilinsinrg The Senlor Class of 1953 presents 1ts BCt1W1t1eS and eyents of the p st four years We entered our first year of h1gh school vuth much anxlety and expectatlon I r the commg four years The f1rst three weeks we spent xn lookmg forward to the tradltlonal 1n1t1at1on The Sophomores honored us wlth a we1com1ng party xxestern style The return party was an eyemng spent skatzng We began our Sophomore year by looklng forward to lmtlatlng the mcomlng Freshrnen After the 1n1t1at1on we gaye a school dance to welcome the Freshmen In return the Freshman sponsored a skat1ng party lnour honor Inour Sophomore year ue sponsored the May Day Celebration Patsy Baxter was elected Sophomore prlncess and jlm lyfloss was elected Sophomore prlnce F1rst was the coronatlon of the krng and queen followed by the May Pole Dance Faye Copeland was chosen as Sophomore class prmcess for the carnual Donna Lee represented the student body as carnual prmcess and had the honor of belng crowned queen As juniors of Oakland H1gh School we began the year w1th a class meeting elecnng the fO1lOYNll'lg offlcers Kenneth Henry presldent Allce Spencer uce presldent and Betty Babcock secretary treasurer Our schedule next called for the electlon of a carnual prlncess Allce Spencer who was chosen to represent The blg exent of our unlor year was gn Ing the prom and banquet In order to obtaln money xye lnstalled a candy machlne ln the hall and sold pop and hot dogs at all honue games We departed from the usual tradltlon of Oakland High and gaye our banquet at the Umpqua Hotel ln Roseburg Our prom theme Hawauan Paradise was sp1end1dly portrayed by many beautiful Hawanan decorahons Susan Stearns was crowned prom queen and jack Hunter was crowned king At the present tlme we flnd ourselyes Senlors of O H S yuth Dora Wolford as class presldent erry Blaylock Vlce President joyce Ferguson secretary treasurer Carrrmen Clngcade edxtor of the Acorn and Joyce Ferguson edltor of the Oakleaf To start dCf.lN1tl8S rollmng thls fall we gaye a football party welcommg all students f O H S Darlene Lee was chosen as Semor carnnal prlncess thls year and Larry Cole was chosen for her escort In closlng our Senxor year we look to the future lyzng before us Wlth great confxdence Class Flowers Red and Whute Roses Class Colors Red and Whlte Class Motto We ye Crossed The Bay The Ocean Lles Ahead U O e. ' . , . y. . l V . Q . -. - ' I 7 1 9 a , '- . ' 3 the juniors, was crowned queen, jimmy' Moss was chosen for her escort, . ' ll D' ' il ' ' ' D I v I I . 5- 1. . 5 J r V , . - . Q h y D , 5 ' , . . Q. . . . , I y , O . i D Q . .Y . r . 7 1' A i -4 v V , ,I - vv - ....... F , . Sennnrflass 315111 Louis Anderson will my ability to be quiet to Barbara Cordon Betty Babcock will my long fingernails to John Anderson and my musxcal talr Tom Bean I Lyle Beecroft will my popularity with the teachers to Billy Spencer lerry Blaylock do will and bequeath my ability to sleep in class to Nxla Barrett and rny perfect attendance record to Charles Howard I Margie Burpee do will and bequeath my old jokes to Nila Barrett who could use. some different onesl and my ambition to become a midget race car driver to Orxal Allen I Carmen Cmgcade will my ability to run around in the halls without a hall pass to Billie Rae Sowell and my annual headaches to Norma Jean Wilcox I Larry Cole will my ab1l1ty to write descriptions to Eddie Finnell I Faye Copeland will my long black ha1r to Barbara Cole and my enjoyment of classical music to B111 Moss I Joyce Ferguson will rny job as paper edltor to whoever wants it and my typing eraser to Mr Beck I Kenneth Henry will my ability to have the hottest machine at school to Allen Kendall and Eddie Finnell also my ability to get along in health class to James Brown I Pauletta Holder will my ability to walk alone to Karen Roberson I Darlene Lee Cook will my ability to fuush school while staying home to Shirley Crockett and my ability to play the trombone to Gary Hubbard I Donna Lee will my ability to get along with Doug to Nlla Barrett and Allen Kendall and my height to Gary Hubbard I James Moss will all my citizenship grades to Norma Jean Wilcox I Walter Nimocks will 50 pounds to Charles Howard and my ability to always get my English work book done early to Gary Bullock I Mildred Seehavxcr will my black eyes to Bernie Cingcade and my health book to Alta Jean Cildersleeve May she make better use of it than I I Alice Spencer will and bequeath my quiet ways and m1ld disposition to Don Loper and my ability to usually be on time to school to my sisters June and Joan I Dora Wolford will my health grades to Marlyn Seehauer my business law notes to Doug Beahm and to Dorothy Wolford I leave my social economics book 0' G I, . 1 r . . . . A I . Il 1. , . . . 1 S K . mt to . I . I V. . . Q I 5 2 I., Gerald Hall, will my ability to get to school every day to Bernie Cingcade. - 1. . , , ' . 0 We, the willing Seniors, will will our willing ability to help any willing Junior who will will a will next year. e the Seniors will our ability to get along with everyone to the Sophomoris e the Seniors will our citizenship grades as a whole to the Freshmen in hoaes that they will cherish them as we have 4. the Sen1o1s will to the students of this h1gh school past present and future the vlvld memory of the Class of '53 May we never be forgotten Snnnor Glass Drophecg Last night just before retiring I ate an extra large serving of filet mignon and as a result I had a fantastic dream In my dream I went hurtlmg through space and landed in Spain where I saw DORA WOLFORD teaching health in a mental institution She told me in her spare time she was writing poetry and love songs The next person I saw was IOYCE FERGUSON making her first million Alaska on a cotton plantation She plans to start another one in Iceland next year After tossmg and turning a bit I continued my dream and saw DONNA LEE in a rest home readmg books to keep her mind on the Beahm Her only explanation for being there was The government should simplify its income tax forms MILDRED SEEHAWER I walked with her to her studio The Bouncing Balloon Ballet School Upon entering I saw many famous people The next thing I saw left me a little bewildered It was an English professor who looked half starved When I came closer I recognized him as JERRY BLAYLOCK After talking with him for awhile I found out the reasons for his being so thin One reason was that he was working 18 to 19 hours a day but the main reason was that he ate only bread and water as he spent the rest of his money buying classics for himself The next person I saw was CORKY NIMOCKS in India selling flowers to tht natives When I asked him why he was selling flowers he said Because Im manager of the No Socks baseball team and need the money to buy them socks After seeing MARGIE BURPEE flying her F' 81 Mustang over the Hot Foot Desert in Lower Slobovia I got up and took a dose of bicarbonate of soda I returned to bed hoping for undisturbed sleep but the dream continued She was a sky writel and her duty was to adxertist Pepsi Cola but naturally Margie likes to C1 cate humor thus the finished product is Aloc Ispep 14 W f A A . ' V. .. . 1 a W y Y . , V. . .. hx . Y 1 D 1 . I -A We, ' '. , 1 ' '. ' 5 Q ,. C e v y 'f N V V V t , '. Q . 5 . . in I .'. ' ' . , - . ' 7. . . 1 1 ll ll a 1 I vu . . . . ll The scene changed and I walked down a street in London, where I mei . . 1, . . 'A 5 1 ' , .. . . r Y . I . . , , . . ' , . x , , . D 4- Q n . , . 4 . 1 . yr 1 . . - - I ' - .3 V 1 . 1 i ,. . -A . . , . . X A V 2 .- I V A . . L . D .5 S , . . .- .I l. Next I was s ated 1n Madlson Square Garden where I was watchmg the w orld famous Redhead basketball team The wl11SY1G' b1PW and bUbSf1tute LYLF BEFCROFT entered the galne As lf that wasn t bad enough there was GERALD HALL ln Afrlca runmng the Musty Mummy Museum I could not help feellng that the carefree Gerald was a 11ttle out of place ln an em lronment of shurnken heads and prehlstorlc skeletons Then I trayeled to a clrcus where I saw LOUIS ANDERSON worlung as a barker ln a s1de show He IS practlclng to become a l1on tamer My sleep became eyen more dlsturbed when I waw JAMES MOSS a confirmed bachelor a famous ladles halr stylxst on Flfth Axenue ln New York In despalr I swltched on the llght and read a few chapters ID my b ok I Vas a Penthouse Sleepwalker I must haxe dozed off for my subconsclous mlnd flltted to Germany where LARRY COL' was wrltlng lns new best seller Who Stole the Mlnk Stole? I then took a qulck tr1p to gay Pans where I saw a fashxon show Afterwards I was xntroduced to some of the models and d1scoyered PAULETTE HOLDER was one of tnem Then I saw ALICE SPENCER auctlornng tobacco IH the deep South She olans on uslng the money to build a bubble gum txre factory Into VIEVV next came BETTY BABCOCK She was spendrng her tlme ln the Ozark Mountalns dolng nothlng In the near future she hopes to be able to take a xacahon ln F1ord1a My mmd must have been ln a turrroll for ln nuy dream I seemed to be ln grocery store owned by DARLENE COOK and her husband Wayne They told me they were selllng out because thelr klds were eat1ng up all the proflts Whlle I was ln the grocery store I bought a paper and there on the front page was a pxcture of KENNETH HENRY He had just returned from the moon Accordlng to the wrltmg under the plcture he plans to move there for good unless he can get an apartment 1n the next couple of days You w1l1 never guess where I found myself next I was an Mexlco and there was CARMEN CINGCADE selllng coconuts She had f1nal1y gotten out of the state f Oregon The last person I remember seelng before the dreams left me to peaceful slumber was FAYE COPELAND a slnglng star wlth a lull bllly band She hopes to get her horse into the act soon , Se ' ' , . , ' V. I lt YV , , . ' f . ' , - I - .. S . . ' a I Y . . . ! 5K . . ' . . . - . . . - ' ' , . , . . . . 4. 5 , . . . . , , W . . . I i . ' X I 1 0 l iii-1-.F . h ' f f -, V V . . . I . . ., . , I -v W -4- .M . . Y . . I i , . 1 . . X . . . . , a . . 7 D ! . . 1 I . o : - - . 'SX 5 C M If 'LN Q L. . G, A rx o 310 ,6W:3C ..f,3x' O 5 'ef 552 ls ww C FI. Q.-T , rt O f, Cc f-ffl' 16 .9 h Q- . ru X: R 'tx llIllUl'5 fo' 5 ima QQ? FRONT ROW Left to rlght Maddox Knlerxm Gxldersleeve Jpencer Roberson Brown Wolford Barrett Perrault SECOND ROW Anderson Loper Slater Wxlcox Moss Crockett Hart Bowman BACK ROW Allen Bullock Beuhm Bean Thompson Howard Mr Robms Mr Hemrn 6: P GY cv L 0 , L Q4 Q F F is Ns. Cf Q lfrwwlylfgkq L, I A , A, f , O , 5, 'Y T Q, L' ,' . .L , 'A 1 XX O. o , - O I I p . I . . . . , , . . 2 , . , . , . . ' , . Junior Class Histor The Junior Class started out this year with twenty-five members and Mr. Hemm and Mr. Robins as advisers. Three students--Barbara Knierim, Holland Hutchins, and Nancy Whittaker-- have transferred. We elected the following class officers: President ................. Karen Roberson Vice-President .............. Bill Spencer Secretary ....... Mona Lou Gildersleeve Sergeant-at-Arms .......... lhornas Bean Shary Perrault was Chosen carnival princess and Bill Spencer her escort. December 12, the Junior Class gave the play, Aunt Cathie's Cat. Un- doubtedly it was very successful and the mention of the play still, brings a smile to those who attended. We are planning to put on an amateur hour March 20, and have set the dates of May 8 and 15 for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. ,Q 1, rx fx nfhumurfi FRONT ROW Left to rxght Fugate Rxcke Brown Lalviotte Hartford E W1lson Esselstrom Fullmer Pelzel SECOND ROW Kendall Marshall C Anderson Finnell Hunter Snyder Moss Pryor THIRD ROW Owens Moore Traylor Crager G Anderson Gxldersleeve Cmgcade Heaton BACK ROW Bryant Hopper Knxerxm Joan Spencer Seehawer June Spencer L. Wxlson Hubbard Mr Jackson NOT PICTURED Phyllxs Golden Sally Alexander A11ce Schulze , G70 I r C L, p N: , ky P5 .k i - se 5' .ZW f-1.4 an o D' o 5 o 1 cn P . 1 si g f 1335: Y .- 4 '14 inn 1' ' Z lin. ,.4 Q 4 t vw fag 3, l, af J , l X a ' Class Histor We, the Class of '55, enjoyed our second year in the halls of O H S w much. We had a very good time initiating the Freshmen. We had them doing rnam unusual things, froni polishing shoes to crawling in the halls We sponsored two parties this year. The first one was held in honor of tl Freshrnen. The second one was held after the Powers basketball game. We also sponsored a turkey raffle to help raise votes for our carnival princess. Frances Heaton was elected as our carnival princess and Gary Hubbard as her escort. They were also chosen carnival queen and king. Our class advisers are Miss Clark and lvlr. Jackson. We want to thank them for the fine job they have done helping us this year. Class officers are as follows: President ..................... ...... A llen Kendall Vice-President ..... .... C harlene Moore Secretary ........... ................... G ay Anderson Treasurer .............. .... P hyllis VanConett Golden Sergeants-at-Arms .... ...................... L, eo Wilson Bill Moss We have the following new students with us this year: Frank Hunter from Noel, Missouri: Sally Alexander from Myrtle Point, Oregon, Alice Schulze from Ros Roseburg, Oregong Bob Marr from San Anselmo, Californiag Gary Hubbard from Tacoma, Washington: Doris Ricker from Centralia, Washingtong Loutonia Bryant fro Cottage Grove, Oregong and Mary Crager from State Line, Mississippi. yeal' , We have all had a good time and are looking forward to coming back next CVD O A VL rffflynlf FRONT ROW Left to nght Hambnck Grxifm Wellxver Irons Cantwell Gordon Sowell Brooks Short Obermnn SECOND ROW Johnson McKenz1e R Zan-d Pelzel Brown Schulze Ele Woods G Clark THIRD ROW Mrs Cage Carllle Stevens Mxchael :parks bxmmons C Clark Kendall A Baird FOURTH ROW Lovell Hall Cole Lunsford Coleman Young Chxlders Maddox BACK ROW Close Rlce Breedlove Greer Fugate NOT PICTURED Sara Conley Betty Golden Joy Truylor Kc-1th Wxlson Mary Marr - - 1 1 1 1 n 1 . , , . Z . . . , , I - - - - - V V . . , ' 1 Y . I - . , . , . l l - . . , . . . - . , , . . i iflieshman l Qflass llinsinrg We started our Freshmen year wlth the followmg offlcers Pres1dent Carl RICE V1ce Pres1dent Gracxe Irons Treasurer J'1m Schulze Sergeants at Arms Andy Short Ronnle Pelzel Our class advlser was Mrs Cage We are very thankful to her for helpxng us through our Freshmen year The most excltmg event of the year was 1n1t1at1on whlch we all dreaded and whlch the Sophomores looked forward to After It was over we found It was just as much fun for us as for everyone else After 1n1t1at1on the Sophomores entertanmed us Wlth a party The Freshmen candxdate for carnwal queen was Arlene Balrd wlth Carl Rxce as her escort In order to ra1se money for her we raffled off a bxcycle We only hope the rest of our years at O H S are just as exc1tmg as th1S one . 0 . y I Secretary.. ............ . . ...... Julia K.enda11 -X 0 'dw 0c,xQx..ig, c3ooo1Xe,o6 13064 06601409 ok ok 'oxoa dxeqpof e eX . K, 'we X 4 ok We Nice 0 Qv e 6041 X 'NO 092, 41 Q0 We 'axis q,z+.gOe, 0 1 QW V- all ew ooe 41 NN 1 26 K'-Le ax, qexixf we-9 we 01 0139 Qwobeie oooo vw , e-ob 6690 me , -Hxiwe, xox e- aob Q,oXCy XfM01x9Q,,. qexx ffm: age, 4-Nice, we Om-ew doo se, x00rQ0 Qe,QQ omiookaxfle . xxx 0 Qigw S040 .J S' I 'okoe Qswoooe- ,COCA fivext qw, 'ooh 2, 94- eb 5 1 OFFICERS Presiflvnt Nila Barrett Vifv-Prosidvnl Fayv Copeland lfrxwfnx-I -'HIM' Spm-ncvr l'r-Pasurm' Mona Lou Gildvrsl 4 FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW! BACK I1 CW: NA .-.gg ,W -mav-435 - r ' 0 Left to rxght: Owens, Burpve, Stephens, June Spencer, Copeland, M. Gildersleeve, Barrett, Heaton. Lakiotte, Holder, Mildred Seehawer, Marlyn Seehawer, Marr, Ferguson, Moss, Riclcer, Alexander, Brown, Dorothy Wolford, Dora Wolford, Moore, A. Gildersleeve, Kendall B. Cxngradc, C, Cingrazlc-. Slater, Wurox, P:-rrault, A. :lpcnrf-r, foen Spencer, Miss Clark. FRONT ROW Left to rxght Bullock Hubbard B Moss Benn Nxmocks J Moss Pryor SECOND ROW Brown Rice Anderson, Beahm Loper, Spencer Maddox, Hurt in BACK ROW: Marshall, Cole, Blaylock, Beecroit, Kendall, Mr. Beck, Wilson. Sept Oct Now Football Hzstory In September the Oakland Oakers opened thelr annual football season They won the1r f1rst two games w1th Rogue Rlver and Roseburg .T V 'S respectwely and lt seemed as 1f they were otf to a good start Bandon changed the1r tune the next game when they beat the Oakers 39 O though the Oakers t1-led desperately to score They won then' next game wxth Glendale but were beaten the followlng week by Sutherhn A close one was the game wxth Lowell ln wh1ch both teams tr1ed aga1n and agam to score but were usually unsuccessful Lowell fmally won the game Games wlth Creswell and Dram ended our football season We beat Creswell and Dram beat us Though we lost 4 of our 8 league games the season ended Oakland 7 Rogue Rlver Roseburg J V Bandon Glendale Sutherlm Lowell Creswell Drarn Here There Here Here Here Here Here Here O well in comoaris on with last yearls . . IZ ' 0 Z0 l2 , , 7 ze 0 59 . 3 45 IZ 10 13 ' 37 l4 12 13 51 Z1 ' O '. 7 O ' 52 QR Q, .m,,, :Www K H4 wwgyffu Q55 W Ms A ' M 5 'yi ' F W l 4 2 ,...,, M Vwmmq-Af 1 VV : .f2'?y'gffi' V W V ff' f ' ,1,T 1 'L ,V AW :W -1 - T.. 1:,,, z ,V 4 1 A 71:31 . 1 W VV ,.-nw..,mw1wzz4W.,M,-W,. .QM 1 sw t , -- ,0 A .... , ,W N , 11-,WL e .f R JV' 1 Y .,s Q ,555 112' , ,ww iw! 5 zz ga., f' Ei? 3 VV gy- ay -. jg W ' ,MV f ,4- 7 X W.. 3 K wfaazsmf , W , ML., YQ Tig Vljimins ' ,xx Hes- wg, iq , if 'Q W. My WMM ,f,,,.-if , 'ffl ff? I , V ' V iii we J VV V E ' M , W 4 W, , ,JV V ,V V ff VW 5 fy gg YW 3 , 4 25 W , V, ' Y V37 , f f Eh , 4, ww N ,, ...W N.,,, ' 1 f Ming? ,M .K vf 1 f z Q W, ww N - f ff f 'QP' rf ff Jil 7 'Whse Basketball HISIOTY The Oakland hoop squid startcd thelr league year out xx 1th a rollmg punch by defeatmg Dlaln 38 55 at Dram Th1s xlctory spa1ked the Oakers to two more North Douglas County xuns before they were defeated by the Elkton Elks at Elkton Then after agarn l',10fI'1p1Dg Draln 31 Z5 the Oakers vxcnt to Yoncalla to battle the Eaglcs Yoncalla drove ahead to vsm thls game 57 50 the hrst league um for them ln the season Th1s loss must have ext1ngu1shed some f Elkton Sutherlm and lacksonvxlle before the Sub County Tournament held at Dram February Z0 Z1 The flrst rught of the tournament Oakland was defeated by Dram 35 34 to make 6 stralght losses for the Oakers Saturday nxght the second nlght of the tournament the Oakers pulled out of the1r slump to smash Yoncalla 58 50 Th1S game closed the playlng season for the Oakers Coach Beck comment1ng on the game vnth Draln saxd We had It but It got away Mr Beck th1nks that vue vnll have a reasonably good team next year although vxe are losmg tvuo of the f1rst flve players Lyle Beecroft and lerry Blaylock who are graduating at the end of the year 1 O Y f , c . ,E ,I ', l . . ' . I - , . 'I I , V x I. . - . , , . , . N l. , . V L . . .N O the fire in the Oakers for they were defeated 5 times in a row 'by Yoncalla, Powers, 3 y r V V ' V . 7 . , . . - . , Y. . Q . y l, . 1 .. n 15111 od 11111061 K-1 11811 5 M new xlson Basketball Statzstzcs Fu1d C 0119 N fi All 5 4 Q Z Z5 Z8 JO ZVWO 4 400 Free Throw Nd cz f Att 550 465 470 I 575 500 667 DCU nec POSbtSSlOU Loss Caxn C 37 nt L Ihr opponcnte Oikland scoled 40 55 pomts pez garne and the opponentq SOIL LI'f7t 1' 174 C I 1 J F111 F611 70 Z1 f.1111'1DG Oakland 53 58 Basketball Povx ers Suthe r11n Glendale Iac 1- S onw Rxddle Dram Ghde Yoncalla Elkton R1dd1e Dram Glendale Ghde Yoncall Elkton Jacks onx 1116 1 c Sutherlm Powers Sub C ounty T ournarnent Draln Y o'1ca11a There Here Here HL rm Here There There Hen There There Here There Here There Here There There Here Dram Dr1ar1 O 0 Players Q- 3 Q 3 ' 1 'S ' J 1 'vp ' 1f'1.'. . 'Q 11 . . '12 PIG. F.T. 5 1 ' Pm-1-fr 111 SZ Z 6 5 1 ,0 164 47 51 88 55 Z '1 X 50 117 9 52 80 U 45 44 es 50 1 'Q 51 1 5 Z1Z 51 66 Z9 54 SZ -ZZ H -111111 46 1.1 Z53 50 30 6-Z 65 50 68 4 X11 1 4111 58 180 SZZ 58 65 44 46 46 13 iloxxurri 16 57 1 8 16 15 17 10 4 .Snyder Z 11 1? Z 5 Z Z 4 -4 1.cs1uvr Z 10 0 0 0 5 1 Z 1'1'yor 1 5 ZOO 1 6 165 0 Z 4 -Z .'1 ' 1' 6 15 595 5 9 535 6 5 8 -5 11u1111arc1 Z 'rj ZZ1 Z 4 500 5 5 9 -1 W' , Z 5 , 0 Z 1 O 1 1 Of the Z0 gnrfes. played, Oakhxnd won 10 and 10st 10, Uakland favored 807 111 as o ' ' P 5 811. 1 ' . ' 5 ' ' , . . .C N11 41.1 points 11- gf 1 1c. J ' . 15 L X 1 ' Z5 ' 40 H - 111 59 ' 38 H - LO 65 1 40 H 57 52 , 1 2 4Z - ? 'ml' 1 49 ' 37 6 38 ' 55 Q 45 ' 41 - 15 45 4 59 , '3 1f 55 45 ' 2 50 55 ' 57 is 51 ' Z5 . 154 40 59 Z7 55 ' 50 50 50 6 57 , l 6 51 57 7 51 ' V112 45 15 Z5 ' 48 ' 14 47 ' 5 as K' f ID 8 ,B 5 Bhall I -X SEATED: Left to right: Lee, Seehawer, Wilcox, Cingcade, Mrs, Cota. STANDING: Nimocks, Spencer, Wolford, Anderson, Babcock, Bullock, Burpee Editornaooosnaocnc cs- Assistant Editor. . . . . . . N Layout Editor. . . . . AdStaff......... .. Artists... ...... Reporters... ... Mona Typists. . . . . . Candid Camera. . . . . . . Alta Adviser. . Carmen Cingcade orma Jean Wilcox . . Mildred Seehawer . .Walter Nimocks Alice Spencer Betty Babcock Gay Anderson Gary Bullock Donna Lee . . Margie Burpee Gary Hubbard Lou Gildersleeve Bernice Cingcade Roger Breedlove Dorothy Wolford Shary Perrault Frances Heaton Shirley Maddox Joyce Ferguson Shirley Whalen Julia Kendall Dale Marshall Barbara Rader Faye Copeland Gary Hubbard Darlene Cota Loyle Short Carol Clark C. B. Irons Judy Hewett Mr. Brown Tom Bean Mildred Seehawer Carmen Cingcade Alice Spencer Betty Babcock Jean Gildersleeve Carmen Cingcade Betty Babcock ...... Mrs. Cota x . .. . R 451:25 ACQQV QIIQ I Ill Y g sun gain ,,gm XXV -I. .'- -'KVI , , - -. , ??S'2v ?M1' 10,9 9QQw .f 0 0 I 0 ' 0' 0 0 4 A I ' xx Gak Leaf Staff mm Eff Qvggu 'C Q7 .fwww '- 4 --ff bTANDlNC1 Pl to rlght ar C11 Spencer Pnrpec Bean Holdnr Spnnfer Hubbard EQsc'IsL1o'-n Wxlcox Dorothy Wolford Rlckzr Fun SEATED Babcock Scvhaxxgr Ferguson Dora W olford Knxcrxm Lopm -nt' ll ,X om- 'x R108 In if ls. -six wQXl?Wf 'fl if ,P 1 I 6 ew FRONIT PO Left to rlght Burpee Gordon LaMotte Cantwell Sowell Lee Irons Barrett Golden Perrault Dorothy Nolford SECOND ROW Clark Brown Dora Wolford Roberson Lovell Heaton S lwladdox Cllderslce-ve Pelzel THIRD ROW Esselstrom Oxuns fraylor Wnlrox Clngcadc L Moss Crockett Fullmcr FOURTH ROW A lxcndall I lfxsndall bteuns Bean Ferguson Slaur C Anderson Holder N1r Roluns FIFTH ROW I 'R Moss IJ Vladdox Hart lx Vxlson Baxrd Cole LAST ROW Hubbard I Anderson Mar-.hall Pryor L Wxlson Our glee club thls year had a memberslnp of about f1fty senlor hlgh students Early 1n the fall the club elected Donna Lee as presuient Fxrst semester actnlues mcluded a rad1o program oxer K R N R 1n Roseburg the Chnstmas program at the hwh school a program for the P T A and a slut for the carnwal Durmg the second semester the club planned a sprmg concert program and spec1a1 musxc for the graduatwn CXCTCISCS ' A ? 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O r - - -: . -- Music sic Music A FIRST ROW t o rx ht o e ec r a Y? o SECOND ROW opcl nd Cla k 1 Ro X 0 d c l NOT PICTURED Darl Cook Muslc MUSIC MUblC was Lhe cry of the members of the Qalland H1gh School Band as thev packed then' mstrurnents up and down tue h1ll Acuutxes throughout the year mcluded pep assembly programs musxc for our basketball games entertammcnt at the carnlval and a sprmg concmrf program Planned as the Ch1Pf actlvny of the second semester was a band festual LH Apr1l featurrng the bands of Oakland Gllde and Yoncalla Girls League I'hL C1r1s Lcaguc conbxsts of all the 1,1r1s of the lugh scnool Thu nw! at th: f1rst of thn year and clrctcd thy folloxxmg ofhcrre Premdent Alta Jean Glldersleeve XIICE Presmdent Dorothy Wolford Secretary Treasurer Nancy Esselstrom Snrgeant at Armq Nlla Barrett 1 UB 'K FRONTT ROW Left to rxght Lee S ehavxer A Clldershexe A Spencer Brown Dorothy Wolford Copeland Babcock Moss B Cmgcade C5 Clngcade J Spencer Wllcox VI Gxlderslezve Robzrson Dora Wolford CENTER ROW M155 Crow NOT PICTURED Darlene Cook OFFICERS Presxdent M11dred Seehawer V1ce Pres1dent Alta Jean G11de1-sleeve Secretary Treasurer Ahce Spencer ,A ' A s..,k , ' Y K W , kg. N X I ' I 37 Qiulhw Qiakers FRONIT ROW L It t 0 k o e B d 11 Bl ylo OFFICERS Presldent Jerry Blaylock Secretary Treasurer Allen Kendall 'K . 1 e 0 right: Nim c S, L p r, .Moss, Ken a , a ck, SECOND ROW: Wilson, Bullock, Beecroft, J. Moss, Coach Beck. ' KK E x X x - . N xx X? xx 1 x ' X i5a1'1equin'5 -I FRONT ROW it t W 1 R Wof d BACK ROW o p o L The eleven members of the fxrst perxod speech and drama class formed a drama club and named lt the I-Iarlequm s Dramat1c Club A Harlequm 1s a character m comedy wlth a shaven head masked face part1 colored txghts and a wooden sword The members wrote a constltutlon and unanlmously chose chartreuse and black as thelr club colors They sponsored a cake sale m Oakland They challenged the Freshmen to a basketball and volleyball game and won both games They 1n1t1ated s1x new members and made plans to present a ser1es f real old txme melodramas The club plans to present a play durmg the summer Gerald Hall was elected pres1dent Karen Roberson vlce pres1dent Allen Kendall secretary Edd1e Flnnell treasurer Bllly Spencer sergeant at arms The other Charter members are Mona Lou Cvlldersleeve Norma Jean Wxlcox Tom Bean Nmla Barrett B111 Bowman and Fneda Fullmer Gay Anderson Dorothy Wolford Charlotte Slater June Spencer Emory Thompson and Gary Hubbard became members later m the year Next year the club hopes to expand to thlrty members 39 I Le to righ: i cox, Barrett, Kendall. oberson, Spencer, ' lor . SECOND ROW: Anderson, Fullmer, Hall, Slater. Gildersleeve, : Th m s n, Bean, Bowman, oper. Mr. Hemm, . - I . Q n O ! I Q - , . . . . . . O 0 . 9 1 l ' ' : , : ' ' . : ' A- I , l ! 3 D u . Y . ' i ! P I Y . 0 Freshman Initiation 599111131491 LEFT TO RIGHT La ry Hoyle Shxrley Whalen Carl Rice Arlene Balfi Laffy C012 Da le e Lee Cook Kxng Gary Hubbard Queen Frances Heaton B111 Sp nce Shary Perrault Freddxe Wolford Ba bara Rader CARNIVAL ROYALTY The royal court CODS1St6d of Queen Frances Heaton Kmg Gary Hubbard and the followmg Prxncesses and escorts Darlene Cook prmcess and Larry Cole escort representlng representing representmg representmg representmg he he the the the Sen1or class Shary Perrault prlncess and Bllly Spencer escort Jumor class Arlene Baxrd, prmcess, and Carl Rxce escort Freshmen class Barbara Rader prlncess and Freddle Woltord escort elghth grade and Sh1rley Whalen prmcess and Larry Hoyle escort seventh grade The Oakland band played the processlonal Queen Frances and Kmg Gary were crowned by the student body presldent, J1m Moss. For the entertamment of thelr Majestles, the Royal Mmstrels sang the Dark Town Strutters Ball' with the accompanunent of The Mudspots Rhythm Band, and Frleda Marle Fullmer, the court Jester, dxd a ser1es of complex tumbles. Mr. Lamb sang a song of h1s own composltxon, to the tune of P1ttsburg, Pennsy1van1a I-hs accompanrst was Donna Lee. For the closmg number, the band played The Thunderer, The program bemg over, congratulatxons were ln order for Queen Frances and Kmg Gary, r I fl c Y A, 5 A - if are 3 ' .. In - W i :ff ' Q-W .... , , ,, ,, . . .+- n ' , V V X I 5 Y . 1 x V, ' I ' : r , ' , , A K . h . r n , ' I , ' e r, , ' , r . I ' I I : I . l 5 I - t 3 I - I D Y I . S , . . . , . . : l ! ' 9 7 l Kmg Queen Snphnmnres U5CDODDJ 5 '1'1 w ,lg ' Qbgggigf-zf, ,jfggg W E fa' , in , I 3 4Ei,,d5j z 1 j ' I YU' 'I- ,gif W , 15 Snapshn bb, ' . M In ' H gg J Y 7' W-SJ '-Q., r QM A 2' Nl A 5 'AF ' ,'5--f-g,,f'7f,' .2 ik i , . ,Z als .ll K 'f S .Ax L 4 A ig ,W ve WW M,-ff ff' ff'- A1 .41 X Tfighih Grabs FRONT ROW Left to rxght I Fugatv. Oxlar VanConctt Bryant Judy Hewett Maddox Edvards J Traylor Rader Jean Hevxett Gordon Powers Wolford SECOND ROW Loper Short Walley Gxxcns McGrath Fmnell F Carstensen Davis Treadauay W Prxce Solomon D Fugate A Prxcc FOURTH ROW N ntakcr Mr I l 'unsford Howard Berkey Coltrane Jones Irons Wxlson A C suneon Darlmg BACK ROW Balmbrxdge Cunnxrgnam Dclancy NOT PICTURED Betty Pannmgton Ixzxl Sprmg . : A : , . Y H ' , . , . , THIRD ROW: Nlartin, Ormsby, Cota, D, Travlor, Hoyle, W. Traylor, B. Irons, Moss, z Vh' ' , . .am 1. -1 . . , V - . . . . er. ' . , ' . 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C 3 11 : ' hxgh opm rr 1.61 Seventh Qirahe FRONT ROW Lei! to rxght B Brown Whalen Grern Hodge Jones Beattxc' J Hal Huntley Johnaon R Cranford SECOND ROW Mr Brown Cos-,ett Ross B Cranford Chlslc-y E Brown Baxrd Bryant THIRD ROW L Hall Baxmbrxdge Fasel McGrath Mxchaol Colden llaught Wxlson S Cantwell BACK ROW Lowell Breedlove Calc Ferguson Woodi Dorman Shaw Tcyan NOT PICTURED Kenneth lones Thomas McKenzie Tommy Tomllnscvn Raymond Dmsmore Cantwell, Pcrrault, Hoyle, Lee, Owvns, Turnvr, Cola, llclancy, I . . F ' v -' r f V 1 V v J ' - ' y ' ' I Seventh Grade Hzstory The ent1re seventh grade started the year off wxth a hectlc two weeks of trymg to orlentate to the new type of school 11fe the awe of h1gh school There was the problem of trymg to remember where the ever eluslve locker was Then havxng found 1t there was the problem of gettlng mto the th1ng Next came the problem of whlch room to go to next and th1s dld pose a great problem We were constantly fmdmg ourselves m the rlght room at the wrong tlme wlth an all too d1fferent teacher After havmg mastered the problems of the locker the class rooms and the teachers we settled down for a year of work and fun Among the new found pleasures were football games to play for the more strong of heart and to watch for the mrlder members The f1rst great soc1al occas1on was the Halloween party wh1ch was on Fr1day evenmv before Halloween It was held rn the grade school gym The party lncluded the usual hauntlng characters that pop out around that season of the year to play games eat cake and drmk soda pop Faced w1th the problem of ralsmg noney to support thexr carnwal queen candxdate the members Jf the seventh grade class mvaded the1r mothers' knchens Armed wlth no knowledge but wmth a determmatlon to w1n they started try1ng to make candy Fmally many of the mothers came to rescue the kxtchens and 1n desperatlon make the candy themselves to save then' homes from utter destructlon Well supplled wlth candy the members of the class supported by the juruor hmgh school band and varrous talented clowns mvaded the cxty of Oakland When Followmg closely on the heels of the candy sale came Thanksgwmg season Speakrng of Thanksgwmg remmds us that the seventh grade class presented a Thanksgwmg play for the P T A Play dld I say'P Well maybe that 13 not the word w1ll use lt LD l1eu of anythmg prmtable to say about xt The play was su 11 a stmkxng success that the ent1re seventh grade had to go under ground and h1de out for two days Thanksgwmg vacatlon Then came the lull Thanksgxvmg was over and a whole three weeks of attendmg classes unnl we could get another vacatron In order to fnll the t1m we planned and executed our Chnstmas pa ty There was the usual exchangmg of glftg grab bag style accompan1ed by plenty of 1ce cream cake and hot chocolate Fmally lt arrwed The pause that relleves Chrlstmas vacatzon Arrwmg back at school much the worse for wear we were faced w1th a new and more terrlble experrence No one had ever heard of such thumgs as semester exams Why' the teachers even expected us to remember everythmg we had had all year Everyone knows you dont remember any thmg for more than s1x weeks at the most After many n1ghts of cramrnmg the monstrous days came Some of us took the tests w 1th grace others were taken by the tests but all ln all we d1d faxrly well I . . . , r . v - Il A, I . . . . l 4 I f y ' - I . f.. - ' 6 1 - . , ' . ' 5 , , . 0 V. my . . I I. . . . I h , E . . . . I . . . the dust of high pressure salesmanship subsided, the class was 5540.00 richer. . ' . . 1 ' - 1 lf , but we ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . F . ' h . . N, y . . . y , . ' . 1 Q Il e ll - . . . Y V . 7 i Tl-itil-I I 0 I ' I .V I. A, , In , I . . . Y . Junior High Band FRONT ROW L ft t R W Cot BACK ROV B o o H T aylo T R CENTER T JUNIOR BAND The Oakland .Tunlor Band IS made up of seventh and elghth grade band students who practlce twlce a week durmg thxs school year The .Tun1or Band played for football games basketball games and pep assemblles and partxclpated w1th the Sernor Band m the Band Festwal and the Sprmg Concert Several of the Junxor Band members also played wxth the Sen1or Band for other functlons durmg the year : e o right: ader, ilson, Edwards, Martin, a, Shaw, SECOND ROW: Tomlinson, Lowell, Baimbridge, Turner, Cantwell, Hall, Jean Hewctt. .': r wn, C le, oyle, D, r r, W, raylor, Mr. obins. : J. raylor. 3 M '. ,- 5 if 1,3 ,lf MQW, gf. g W 91- : V. nj? Gxwnq . E.-4 5, 40. , 'Q - in 5, MVP ' 1 W Mrk Vg Q Wm, -- ,vMLm.Mmfw:a,, v fx :fs Aafirqsywpvwk-A . 3-9 , ,.,,,.' in Mk what 1 21 N pr ' F FK 2 A ' ' ' Tex, 535951 .', I if , 3 . . Q . , W faq I 'Li ,, 'S My : Wi, ,M A. .. Q WQM-'fdMU.n . V Aly, A use . 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XV X The 1952 ed1t1on of the Oakland Juruor H1gh football team played a rugged s1.x game schedule w1th all the class A teams of the county The .Tumor Oakers led by captam Freddle Wolford were stout defenswely but at crucral t1mes they suffered from the1r mabxllty to produce a scormg punch Two home games agamst Myrtle Creek ended m scoreless t1es In the games away from home the team dropped dec1s1ons to Sutherlm 13 O Dram 24 O and Roseburg 19 0 Myrtle Creek was held to a scoreless t1e on thezr held Prospects for next year look brlght w1th a good crop of expenenced seventh graders commg up to replace some bxg gaps left by the graduatlon of Fugate Irons Cunnmgham Short Wolford Jones and the transfer of the Delaney brothers Seventh graders who are expected to flll U1 mclude McKenz1e Hoyle Lowell Perrault and Ba1rd QW FRONT ROW l g SECOND ROW N BACK ROW NOT ICTURED yl . I 7 i . . - 1 - Q s 0 7 ! a n 1 - 1 l D , . s f f l '.ls . , , A l, l s , Y l . .K A A--X Mgr1 r-3 -at 1 3TT e ,, ,, , . Ak ,. rf,r : Lcf to ri hit Oilcr. Finnell, Goss..-M. Hoyle. P4-rranlt, Hryant, Fugate. ' 1 Baird. .lrKf-nLi4-, .lone-5, Wolford, Qlivvns, Davis, Solorrwc-n, Ur, Jackson. 1 Lowell. Lopur, Cunningham, Sb.-lim: Irons. Wilf-on. Spring. P : Lo 1- Short, Basketball FRONT QOV lt 1 1 O lo l a SFCOIND ROW x d 5 1 5 BACK ROW Lope on NOT PICTUPLD Loyle Short The hlghllght of the 1952 53 basketball season was Oaklandls upset v1ctory over unbeaten Reedsport The Oaks managed to spltt wlth every team 1n the conference except Sutherlm and Dram Four boys started most of the varslty games C B Irons at center, Jerry Solomon and Captam F'redd1e Wolford at guard, and Loyle Short at forward The hfth man var1ed between W11son, Jones, Loper, and Darhng The Jun1or vars1ty won 12 out of 14 games Captam Bobble Loper has scored 121 pomts as thls book goes to the prmters The tallest boy on the squad IS Danlel Darhng who 15 6 foot Z mches and just 1 foot 8 mches shorter are Noel Perrault and Franklm Bryant. W1th the champton Junlor vars1ty the 1955 54 team should be one of the best m the league ,, I . 5. , , ,, V'fgpflflfffffQfimf?, ,, 9Q aw k' ,?j , f j tJl f' ? 't' Q , 5 ' x . J: LQ to ngh: ilar, P ye, Perrault. Bry nl. Vmfrgu-son. ,. ' : Ba'r , '01ornon, Wollord. BrPc.'lrx'c Vlr. Jackson, Z r, .I Ps, Darling. Irons. Wilson. Spring. The 7th and 8th grade girls formed a team and are now playing competitive volleyball. Some of the schools they have played are Drain, Elkton, Yoncalla, Sutherlin, and Gardiner. The tournament will be held at Yoncalla. 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