Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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Miss Frances Haldy was the girls' F. E. and health teacher and GAA advisor in her second year of teaching at OHS. Miss Haldy, who graduated from Linfield with a B. S. degree, will long be remem- bered by her good humor and sweet smile. Mr. Lee Reeder, athletic coach, VO, and freshman class advisor, graduated from Linfield with a B.S. degree. He taught boy's P. E. and health, and math in his first year at OHS. Mr. Reeder derived his nickname, The Admiral, from the boy's on the outstanding basketball team that he developed when he chose the sailor type collar for their warmup jackets. Mr. John Seely, teacher of American problems, world history, and world geography, athletic coach, and assistant advisor of the sophomore class, is a graduate of Linfield with a B. S. degree. Mr. Seely will be remembered most in his first year of teach- ing at OHS by the winning football team that he coached. Miss Bobee Rinard, teacher of home economics, library, and Spanish, graduated from the U. of O. with a B. A. degree and is now working on her M. Ed. degree which she will receive this June. In her second year at OHS this shy but friendly teacher was advisor of FHA. 6

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Mrs. Viva Harms, teaching her ninth year at OHS, will long be remembered by her understanding patience in directing the senior play and advising the senior class. Mrs. Harms taught English II and IV, is a graduate of Peru College, the University of Nebraska, did graduate work at the U. of O. and has B. S. and B. A. degrees. Mr. Joseph Zetts, teacher of art and science, always has a smile and a word for everyone. In his first year at OHS, Mr. Zetts coached the fresh- man basketball team, helped coach football, and was assistant junior class advisor. He graduated from the University of Iowa with a B. A. degree and is now doing graduate work there. Mr. Leland Cramer, a U. of O. graduate with a M. Ed. degree, taught math, U. S. history, boy's P. E. and health, during his third year of teaching at OHS. Mr. Cramer advised the junior class, Hi-Y, and Honor Society and directed the junior play. Mr. Cramer is very interested in his students and is always willing to help any of them. Mrs. Doris Cagle, a graduate of Linfield College with a B.S. degree, taught the commercial course (typing I and II, shorthand, and bookkeeping) in her fourth year of teaching at OHS. Mrs. Cagle is the very ambitious advisor of both Girls' League and the sophomore class. 5

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The diminutive teacher who has brought about such an improvement in the glee club this year is Miss Shirley Herbig. Before becoming a member of the OHS faculty, she attended Occidental College in Los Angeles. She has taught at Tigard Union High and at Sunnyside School in Portland. In Sacramento she was Teenage Program Director for the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Lola Davis, at present secre- tary to Superintendent Elliott, was formerly secretary for the high school as well. Although she is doubtless happier at her orderly desk away from the noise and confusion the students always provide, we miss her bright and never-failing patience. Mrs. Joy Lee, secretary of the high school, graduated from OHS in 1951 as Joy Bouhey. She attended U. of O. for one year before returning to OHS as secretary. In the fall of 52 she married Val Lee, Jr., class of '50. 7