Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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“ScUttC... 'tyeasia Septentiei 15 First day «I school finds 197 students running hither and yon like bees in a hive. 22 Professor Colman ol Stanford University speaks in assembly. Fay Arthur, Fred Baltz and Florene Norris are elected yell leaders. 26 Cresvvell defeats Warriors in football, 26 12. 29 Delbert 1 larter, sponsored by National School as sembly, provides delightful assembly. October 3 Oakridgedefeats Pleasant 1 lill, 18-14. in football game. 10 Oakridge loses to Lowell, 19-14. 17 Mapleton Sailors top Oakridge on home field, 27-12. 20 Varsity O initiation finds seven ol the boys with short hair cuts. 22 Eugene Bowman demonstrates a recorder purchased bv the student body. 24 “Freshman Welcome Party is the first social event of the year. 27 First meeting of the newly organized Pep Club under the advisorship of Mrs. Munnick. 28 Freeman Gray, a musician from National School .As- sembly, entertains the student body. 31 W arriors deleat Pleasant I lill on our home field 32-18.

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'DedcccitccM We, the Class of 48, respectfully dedi- cate this annual to our parents. Kind and patient, they have stood by us through our school years and helped us prepare lor our future life. We have chosen this way of expressing our sincere gratitude lor their assistance and everything they have been to us.

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Ttcvetniei 3 Assembly is held in honor of the deceased Robert S. Farrell, jr., Marshall Cornett and Governor Snell. 5 Jane Jeldness and Jackie I lollembach are initiated into the P.A.L.S. 7 Varsity “O sponsors party lor football players and their dates. 21 Sadie I lawkins party is a great success—Max Yabes and Margaret I lenrv w in titles of “Daisy Mae” and “I il Abner”. 2S Band and Glee C lub present assembly—Winning tickets in senior I urkev Raffle are drawn. Sc hool is dismissed lor I hanksgiving vacation. 1 and 2 I cachers Workshop— NO SC 1IOOL! 2 Warriors defeat C oburg, 42-40, in first basketball game of the season. Warriorettes win over Coburg, 33-23. 5 luniors’ present their successful plav, “One Mad Night”. 6 Jamboree at Springfield—Warriors lose to 1 riangle Lake by one point. 12 Warriors earn win over Mohawk in a close game, 34-35. Warriorettcs drop Mohawk game, 5-35. 15 Assemble sponsored by Northwest Christian College. 19 W arriors defeated by Creswell, 35-27. Warriorettes win over C reswell, 32-20. 20 C hristmas Formal sponsored by student body. 22 School out for Christmas vacation. 'Decent ei 8 Students are entertained by a magician from the Na- tional Schools Assembly. 9 Warriors defeat Pleasant Hill. arriorettes down Pleasant Hill on our home floor, 29-27. 13 Warriors lose Lowell game by one point. Warriorettcs trounce Lowell, 24-15. Proud juniors receive their class rings. 16 After a hard trip to McKenzie, the Warriors lose close game. Warriorettes dropped by McKenzie girls, 27-16. 17 |amboree at McArthur Court for Polio benefit—W ar- riors tip Lorraine by large margin. 20 Warriors down Coburg Broncos, 47-35. Warriorettes triumph over Coburg, 21-19. 23 Mr. Parkinson, from National School Assembly, pre- sents interesting lecture on India. Warriors drop Mohawk again by same score, 35-34. Warriorettes win over Mohawk on home floor, 22-16. 30 Warriors dropped by Creswell, 34-22. W arriorettes lose to Creswell, 32-12.