Oakland High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakland, OR)

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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 : - - .

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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