Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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 6 Warriors lose again to Lowell, 39-24. Warriorettes win over Lowell, 24-13. 13 Warriors drop exciting game to Pleasant 1 till, 39-34. 16 Mr. Robert Everman presents instructive and amus ing National School Assembly on liquid air. 18 Seniors give a very line interpretation of the play, “Spring Is Here”. 20 Warriors top McKenzie, 28-16. Warriorettes lose final game to McKenzie, 29-10. 24 arriors enter county tournament, in fifth place— conquor Crow in first game. 45-32. 25 Warriors dump Siuslaw, 53-34. 26 jubilant Warriors defeat favored Lowell, 44 40. 27 W arriors win over Maplcton in championship game. 30-27, and proudly accept the trophy for the 24th annual Lane County “B League Championship. THszncA, 5 Warriors journey to Junction City for District 8 tour nament preliminaries—defeat Siletz, 32-40. 6 Again the Warriors display their skill as thev upset Harrisburg, 41-30 in the finals and take District title. 10 Band and Glee members attend performance of the Portland Symphony Orchestra at McArthur Court. 11 After a long trip to Arlington for state playoffs, War- riors lose first game to Jacksonville, 50-36. 12 Warriors defeat Madras, 39-36, in second state game. 13 Warriors are tipped by Drain, 56-38, in consolation finals. 1 Henry Sorick. state inspector, visits Oakridge High. 26 Easter Vacation. rffiniC 2 First baseball and softball games—at Lowell. 8 Band and Glee Club present Spring Concert under the direction of Mr. Croft and Miss Stapleton. 9 Baseball and softball games at Creswell. 16 National School Assembly. Oakridge plays Pleasant Hill on our home field. P.A.L.S. trip to Seaside. 23 Creswell vs. Oakridge in home games. 7 Baseball and softball games at Pleasant 1 lill. Election ol student body officers for 1948-49. 14 Excited seniors leave on their trip. 18 Weary, but happy, the seniors return to classes. 23 Baccalaureate exercises. 26 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet at Eugene I Intel. 27 Teachers’ picnic. 28 Commencement. 6

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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.

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