Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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17—Coburg edges Oakridge 32-30 in one of the closest games of the tournament. Oakridge receives 4th place in the county tournament. Alvin Noland is named as countv All-Star. 24—National School Assembly is presented bv a Dutch couple who sing and dance to the traditional Holland music. March 4— Annual group pictures are taken by Kennell-Ellis. Svmpos. team, from the University ol Oregon, presents a debate, dent Body dance is held in the gym. 5— V.O. gives a highly successful Smoker. 17—Home Ec. department entertains parents with a dinner. 19—Glee Club sings for a Youth For Christ rally in Boseburg. 25— National School Assembly is given. Baseball game with Pleasant Hill. 26— V.O. Smoker proves a success for the second time. 29— Seniors present “Hilarity House . 30— Oakridge vs. Lowell in baseball game. April 3—Mixed Chorus sing fora Youth For Christ rallv in Corvallis. 7— Band and Mixed Chorus present the Spring Concert. 8— Oakridge journeys to Siuslavv for track meet. 15— Social Committee gives an Easter semi-formal. 16— The Junior class sponsor a carnival. 22—Baseball game with Lowell. May 6— Creswell vs. Oakridge in baseball game. F.H.A. stage a “print and cord dance. 29—Baccalaureatte. June 1—Prom. 3—Commencement.

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MR. JOHN KING As superintendent of Oakridge schools, Mr. King has a tremendous job which brings him o greof many responsibili- ties, but he always has time enough to give individual attention to eoch stu- dent and help him in vorious ways. MRS. IOLA DAVIS lola , as she is known to everyone- is Mr. King's secretory and general morale raiser who always has a smife and o cheery remark for everyone. MR. DAN BROWN Dan is the man who keeps our school spic and spanl He is o friend to all ond if vou ever want him, you'll more than likely find him pushing the broom' around somewhere in the high school building. MRS. BERTHA KING Mrs. King is the 'heart ond soul of the school library which hos grown ond reached many students under her guid- ance. Her mouth-watering cakes make an excellent choice for teaching the Home Ec. class. MR. WALTER JOHNSON Mr. Johnson has been at Oakridge High for one year. He is the girls P E. in- structor and also coached back field in football, junior varsity basketball, ond led an excellent baseball team. Mr. Johnson is well liked by everyone and we ore all hoping that he returns next year. MRS. VIVA HARMS The busiest person in school is Mrs. Horms who in addition to teaching a full schedule of English also coaches dramatics ond odvises the Senior Class. In spite of all her activities she always hos time to show genuine interest in eoch student. MR. JOY SMITH Five lops, boys, is one of the favorite sayings of Coach Smith, the boys P E. director. Mr. Smith has been at Oak- ridge High for three years and during that time has produced an excellent football team and a champion basket- ball teom. 8