Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Doreen Corriea. Frank Quinn, Fay Arthur, Dorothy B'jorling. Student Sadcf O icesu I he officers of the student bodv were elected in the spring, preceding the year in which they held office. Congenial Frank Quinn planned and presided over all meetings of the student body and the student council. Frank was also president of the I li-Y, football and basketball manager. It is the duty of the vice president to act as social chairman. Dorothy Bjorling, senior in high school and prominent in other school activities as well, abh assisted. Dorothy was also editor of the 1 Ii-Breeze, president of the Pep Club and vice president of the P.A.L.S. Fav Arthur, junior, was the secretary. She kept all records and minutes of the student body and student council. Fay never missed a meeting. She also was secretary of the P.A.L.S. secretary of the band, veil leader and one of the founders of the Pep Club. Doreen Cornea, senior, served as treasurer. Her duties were to keep files straight, issue student Ixxly tickets and give all receipts of its activities. 10

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 acuity KING. JOHN w. Superintendent Oikriduc Public Schools Ii A 1929, I.infield College. McMinnville Graduate work at University of Oregon and Uni- versitv of California C oach at Knappa Svensen Union High School, five vears Superintendent at Westport Consolidated District, ten vears Oakridge. 1944 POI I RI), MISS HELEN B.A. and M.A.. University of Oregon U.S. History; World History; (•iris’ Physical Education and Health Oakridge, 1947 IIINNICK, HARRIET (Mrs. A. J.) li.S. and M.Ed. University of Oregon C.eneral Science; Biology; Algebra; Plane Geometry; Freshman Advisor; Pep Club Advisor Oakridge . 1944 SI PLETON. MISS MARY B.S. University of Oregon Glee Club; Hi Breeze; Typing I and II Oakridge, 1947 KING. BERTHA (Mrs. John W.) B.A. LinHeld College Lihrarv; Home Economics Oakridge, 1944 BEHNKE. JEWELL (Mrs. J. L.) (hadron Nebraska State Teachers’ College Seventh Grade Oakridge. 1947 HARMS. VIVA (Mrs. A. M.) B.S. Peru College B.A. Nebraska University English I. II. III. IV; Dramatics; Senior Advisor Oakridge, 1944 STARKWEAI HER, J. A. M.A. Columbia University Shop; Orientation; Freshman Math; Junior Advisor Oakridge. 1947 SMITH, M. J. B.S. University of Oregon Bovs' Physical Education and I lealth Boys’ Athletic Coach Oakridge, 1946 CROFT. WARD V. Band Oakridg . 1946 DAVIS, IOLA (Mrs. Bert) School Secretary; School Clerk; Volleyball Coach Oakridge. 1944 WEBER, NEVA (Mrs. Arthur) (Not Pictured) Western W ashington College of Education Eighth Grade (unior High Girls’ Physical Education Oakridge, 1944

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FIRST ROW Alie Davis, Fay Arthur, Dorothy B orling, Barbara Croner. Doreen Corriea. SECOND ROW—Max Yobes, Val lee, Thurston Dunn, Darrell Blanton, Bob lockard. TH!RD ROW—Mr. King, advisor; Allan Clark, Fred Baltz. Delta Baker, Frank Quinn. Studeat (fyiuaccl I his year in 0.11.S. proved to be most eventlul and success- ful. I hrough the splendid cooperation of the student body manv fine parties were given and many improvements were made around school. I he student council was made up ol student body officers, class presidents, yell leaders, editor of the Hi-Breeze and presi- dents of the P.A.L.S., Pep Club, Varsity “O and the 11 i Y. The classes took turns cleaning up the yards throughout the year. The council was much more governing than in other years. It was in charge of the different activities of the school year. Each club or class had to sign up in advance before selling hot dogs and pop at home games to prevent confusion at that par- ticular game. During the second semester noon dances were held even Tuesday and Thursday. They provided recreation for the stu dents and were very much enjoyed. 11