Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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Omcmoee, Onaeou Dun 5-runswrg You ARE GOING TO SCHOOL AT A TIME WHEN SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS ARE BEI NG YE R YOU HAVE HEARD ABOUT THE PLACED ON A PEDESTAL, DURING THIS PAST SCHOOL A , GRAND ADVANCEMENTS THE EDUCATIONAL REPORTS OF HAS BEEN A FLURY OF EKCITEMENT IN OUR IJND AND A FRANTIC CRY FOR nan semen-ns-rs m oun up.-non, I-r Mus-r ez nacoeruzao, Howevsa, wonuu ns -n-is HUMAN mmvmum., You, HAD THE OPPORTUNITY PLACED BEFORE YOU TO ATTEND A TO THE RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL, svs-rem m Russu. rms PRODUCED Ano seen THE FIRST MAN-MADE SATELITE, IN ANSWER TO THIS CHALLENGE, THERE MORE SCI ENCE THAT THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN THIS AS ONE OF THESE HUMAN INDIVIDUALS HAVE SCHOOL IN A COUNTRY DEDICATED Youn REACTION -ro -n-us orvon-rum-rv HAS seen GRATIFYING TO WATCH, THERE HAVE BEEN MANY TIMES WHEN YOU, AS AN INDIVIDUAL, HAVE DISPLAYED THE FINE QUALITIES WHICH YOU POSSESS, I DO NOT FEEL THAT WE NEED TO SIMPLY EDUCATE MORE SCIENTIST51 BUT RATHER WE AS A PEOPLE THEN DEDICATE OUR WHOLE SYSTEM TOWARD IMPROVEMENT I SHOULD BE AWARE OF WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD AROUND US, AND N AI-L AREAS OF KNOWLEDGE, SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS WE WILL SOON Ir wa smsmrncvz nuwmu uuoans-uname Fon , SEE THE DEVASTATING RESULTS THA T WILL GROW FROM SUCH A LACK OF BALANCE, IT WOULD SEEM LOGICAL FOR US TO BE INFLUENCED BY THOSE THINGS WE KNOW T0 BE RIGHT, RATHER THAN DIVERTING OUR ONLY ONE AREA OF LIFE, EFFon-rs -ro -mv AND Bakr A comm:-n-ron IN SINCERELY, L . l .- -lr jj MK 7? 1 3 ff 4 f WARD 5-:sou-rs, Pnmcwm. mia X W GARY cumx MEMORIAM X K :QS:f?3Zfiig. :fQgjNQi? 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SCHOOLS I ,SIL 'Q b - X! f 5 r 3- Rik SW' 'J-2 Q6 Q X9 MISS FREDRICA RENNER ENG, I, 3, JOURNALISM x' 2 if I N I 'X 'P I i MISS DIANE OLDENBURG 7 G DAN o'LEARY P, E,, HEALTH, JUNIOR MECI-I, DRAWING ADVISOR SHOP f ,,...ffxfx OHIDXI31, FY-5 Ax, x. x, O , 0 -Q MRS HARRIET MUNNICK MRS CAROLYN ORUM Sc: Eucss MATHEMATICS WA ,r in An-rs AND CRAFTS X .V R d b' f Q ea! ., 'A I .5 AJ ' -N A:-A I Omg ',: n':.r ' X fx 5 4 C, O. BRADEN AM, HfeosL.EMs us,HlSTORY Simon Anvlson YI Q Mas, GR:'rcHl:N Bnonwlcx 'S' IRA HEARD HOMEMAKING, HEALTH DRIVER TRAIMNG Au'ro MECHANICS OAKRIDGE CITIZENS FROM VARIED OCCUPATIONS SERVE ON DISTRICT 76 SCHOOL BOARD , PAUL S. ELLIOT DALE HELIKSQN Don SMITH SUPERINTENDENT ATTORNEY CLERK HUGH COWART WALLY NEsMlTH ART COOPER CHAIRMAN ERME SITTSER FRED BAXTER THE HIGHER WE CLIMB, THE BRGADER QUR VIEW 6 4 Q UMC W WMM 3 E! 000+ 661 546552959 RON SCHMIDT LARRY CLARK JILL HALL RAY WARD PAT BEARD , JEANNINE COOK--GIRLS' LEAGUE 1,2 PEP CLUB 1,2 GAA 1,2 GIRLS' GLEE 1,2 FTA 1,2 CLASS sEc, ,4 TRIPLE TRIO 4, DON CRIST--vo 3,4 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 TRACK 2,3 BASKETBALL 2,3,4 STUD NT COUNCIL 4 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 cLAss PRES, 4 CLASS VICE-PRES, 3, SCHMIDT--vo 3,4 TRACK 1,2,3,4 BASKETBALL 3,4 STUDENT BODY PREs, 4 CHORUS 4 COUNCIL 4, LARRY CLARK--cLAss TREASURER 1,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 1,2,4 TRACK 3 ALL MGR, 1, JILL HALL--FHA 1.2 GAA 1 GIRLS' LEAGUE 1,2,3,4 PEP CLUB 1,2 VOICE cRAcv 1 ST PLACE AWARD 3 'MoT1-1ER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 ANNUAL ,4 CARNIVAL PRoM comm, 3 1-11-BREEzE 3,4 GIRLS' STATE 3, G1RL or MONTH 1 1-11- E AWARD 3, RAY WARD--FooTBALL 1,2,4 BAND 1,2,3 PEP BAND 1,2,3 1-11-v 2,3,4 BASKET- MGR, 2 BASEBALL MGR, 2 'MoT1-:ER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 1-11-BREEzE 3,4 1-11-BREEzE AWARD 3 AL STAFF 4, PAT BEARD--TRANBFERRE1: 4 GIRLS' LEAGUE TREAS, 4 FTA 4 GIRL OF MONTH DAR LOCAL WINNER 4 VOICE OF DEMOCRACY 1 ST PLACE AWARD 4 STUDENT BODY SEC, 4 DARYL STANLEY--vo 2,3,4 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 BASKETBALL 1,3,4 TRACK 1,3,4 QPOLE VAULT - STATE RECORD 3 I BASEBALL 3 c 013,335 G4 oowkqls s Plv EDDIE HEBERT JOYCE PETERSON WILLIE SNYDER I NORMAN LUND SHARON RACY HERB KNUDSEN EDDIE HERBERT--BAND I,z,3,4 FOOTBALL I,2,4 BASEBALL I CLASS PREB, I I-II-Y 2,3,4 CARNIVAL comm, 3, CAROLYN GARRIS--GIRLS' LEAGuE I,z GAA I,z,3 FI-IA I,2 PEP cLuB I,z 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 GIRLS' STATE 3 CARNIVAL comm, 3 CLASS sEc, 3, DICK MEADOWS--TRANS, OCOSTA, wN, 'MOTHER I8 A FRESHMAN' 3 CARNIVAL comm, I-II-BREEzE 4, JOYCE PETERSON--GIRLs' LEAGUE I,z,3,4 PEP CLUB 3,4 FTA 4 PROM 'MOTHER IS A FREBI-IMAN' 3 AMBASSADORSI CLUB 3, WILLIE SNYDER--FOOTBALL I,z,3, BASKETBALL 2,3,4 BASEBALL I,2,3,4 TRACK I,2,3,4 vo I,2,3,4 CHORUS 3,4 NORMAN LUND- BASEBALL 2,3,4 FOOTBALL 3,4 'Mo1-I-IER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 HAM RADIO CLUB 4 sI-IoP 4. l-I SHARON RACY--GAA I GIRLS' LEAGuE l,2 FI-IA I .IuNIoR CARNIVAL QUEEN 3 RALLY SQUAD 4, HERB KNUDSEN--I'-'oo'rBALL I,2,3,4 BASKETBALL I,2,3 TRACK l,2,3 CARNIVAL comm, 3, JACK RUEGG JUDY ROBISON JIM SCHWINDT GLORIA PETERSON GALE PETERSON LARRY YINGLING 44' If 'V ,ksfillffes OW4 eos JACK RUEGG--FOOTBALL I BASEBALL I 'MOTHER IS A FRESI-IMAN' 3 CARNIVAL COMM, 3 I-II-BREEzE 4, JUDI ROBISON--GAA I,2 FI-IA I PEP CLUB 2 GIRLS' LEAGUE I,2 HI-BREEzE 3 CARNIVAL COMM, 3 JR, CARNIVAL PRINCESS 2, JIM SCHWINDT--TRANSFERRED F ORE, 2 FOOTBALL 2 BASKETBALL 2,3, BAND 2,3,4 PEP BAND z,3,4 'MOTHER IS A FRESI-IMAN' 3 CARNIVAL COMM, 3 TRACK 3,4 ANNUAL STAFF 3, GLORIA PETERSON--GAA I,2,3,4 FTA 2, GIRLS' LEAGUE 2,3,4 BAND I,2,3,4 REF BAND 2,3,4 I-IONOR SOCIETY 3,4 'MOTHER IS A FRESHM ROM MORO, CARNIVAL COMM, 3, GALE PETERSON--PROM, CARNIVAL PLAY COMM, 3 I-IAM RADIO CLUB LARRY YINGLING--TRACK 2,3,4 CLASS VICE-PRES, 2 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN1 3 CARNIVA COMM, 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 4, ANN JAMES--TRANSFERRED FROM NORTH BEND, ORE, 3 PROM AMBASSADORS1 CLUB SEC, 3 GIRLS LEAGUE 3 'MOTHER IS A FRESI-IMAN' 3 REP CLUB 4 ANNUA STAFF 3 STUDENT BODY TREAS, 4, VIRGIL EDWARDS--BAND I,2,3,4 PEP AND SWING BAND- I,2,3,4 I-II-Y I,z,3,4 CARNIVAL COMM, 3, DALE McDANIELS EVELYN TRIEBWASSER JEDD SHORT GLENN CU DWORTH GLORIA PICKENS RICHARD SCHOOLCRAFT gi QV ,3YW:'.Pg-,OO wififfo v0 I MCDANIEL--cr-:onus n,2,4 TRANSFERRED 4, EVELYN TRIEBWASSER--FHA 1,2 GAA 1,2 ' Rzzzz 3 PRQM CARNIVAL comm. 3 ANNUAL STAFF 3,4 JEDD SHORT--TRANSFERRED 3 ALL. 3,4 TRACK 3 Pnom CARNIVAL comm, 3 CLASS v1cE-Pass, 4, GLENN CUDWORTH-- Fznnan 3 FOOTBALL 4 Hn-v 4, GLORIA PICKENS--csm1..s' LEAGUE l,2,3,4 GIRLS' GLEE I 2 s 3,4 FTA 2,3,4 AMBASSADORS1 cl.ua 3 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 CARNIVAL comm, 3 , on soclE'rv 4, RICHARD SCHOOLCRAFT--BAND l,2,3,4 PEP BAND l,2,3,4 CARNIVAL comm, 3 I RA WHEELER--TRANSFERRED Fnolvl SUTHERLIN, ons, 2 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 L NIE DRAGO0--cnonus 2,3 ANNUAL s1'Ar-'F 3 ART 3,4, I Q GERRY BONHAM BARBARA COLLINS LARRY JENNINGS JIM WILLIAMS SANDRA WELLS ROY HAYS 1'9 0-1 101236 9 +509 QW' GERRY BONHAM--FOOTBALL 1.2.3 1-11-anEEzE 3 1-1AM RADIO CLUB 4, BARBARA COLLIN FHA 1,2 CHORUS 3 'Mon-1l:R I8 A FREBHMAN' 3, LARRY JENNINGS--aANn 1.2.3.4 PEP BAND 1.2.3.4 swma :Ano 2.3.4 FOOTBALL 1.2 sAsE ALL 1 1-11-v 3,4 CARNIVAL coMM. 3 'MOTHER 1 A FREIHMAN' 3 s'ruol:N'r couNc11. 4 ANNUAL STAFF 4 HAM RADIO CLUB 4, JIM WILLIAMS BAND l,2,3,4 PEP BAND 1.2.3.4 swms EAND l.2.3.4 FOOTBALL MGR, 2 1-11-Y 3 TRACK 3, SAN WELLS--GAA 1.2.3 F1-1A 1 G1RLs' LEAGUE 1.2 CLASS VICE-PRES, 3 PEP CLUB 3 Jv RALLY so CARNIVAL coMM. 3 CHORUS 4, ROY HAYES--1-11-Y 3,4 PROM CARNIVAL PLAY coMM. 3 HAM RADIO CLUB 4. NANCY TOFTDAHL--P1-1A 1 GIRLS' GLEE I,2 CHORUS 3.4, RON WILLIAMS CARNIVAL coMM. 3 FOOTBALL 2.3.4 SHOP 1 ART 4. GUY DILWORTH NANCY SIEGEL LEO PHEARSON JUDY GOAD ROLAND CLARK MELVIN JAMES 44 p U QEDQALGQ I so 0: 'S 6416, N GUY DILWORTH--BASKETBALL I,z,3 HI-Y 2 CARNIVAL coIvIM, 3, NANCY SlEGEL--1'RANs- FERRED FROM KLAMATI-I FALLS, DRE, 2 GIRLS' GLEE 2 CHORUS 3,4 GAA 2 FHA 2 GIRLS' LEAGUE 4 LEO PHEARSON--'rRANsFERRED FROM GRANDVIEW, IDAHO 4 CHORUS 4, JUDY GOAD--TRANs- FERRED FROM ELMIRA, ORE, 2 BAND 2,3,4 FEP BAND 2,3 GIRLS' LEAGUE 2,3,4 GAA 2,3,4 PEP CLUB- 3,4 Jv RALLY SQUAD 3 FI-IA 2 FTA 2,3 'MOTHER IS A FREsI-IMAN' 3 HI BREEZE 3,4 ANNUAL STAFF- 3,4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4, ROLAND CLARK--BAND I,2,3,4 PEP BAND 2,3,4 swING BAND 3,4 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMANY 3 HAM RADIO CLUB 4, MELVIN JAMES--TRANSFERRED FROM NORTH BEND, DRE, 3 cI-IoRus 3,4 ANNUAL STAFF 3, LAURALEE O'BRlEN--1-RANSFERRED FROM DETROIT ORE, 4 GIRLS' LEAGUE 4 CHORUS 4, FRED EDIE--BAND I,2,3,4 PEP BAND 2,3 SWING BAND z,3,4 FOOTBALL 2,3,4 HI-Y 4 PROM comm, 3 BASKETBALL 3 HAM RADIO CLUB 4, E DENNY ROGERS TOM LEOW ILL-AINE I-IAGLER JIM ASLIN JOAN POKORNY BILL McFETRlDGE DARLENE TILLER CHARLES RATTRAY LORRAINE HOLLANE DENNY ROGERS--r-'ooTBALL 2,3 BASEBALL 3 CARNIVAL Comm, 3, TOM LOEW--TRANSFERRED 4, ILLAINE HAGLER--TRANSFERRED 2 PEP CLUB 2,3,4 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 CARNIVAL Comm,3 AMBASSADORSY CLUB 3, JAMES ASLIN--CI-IoRus 3 'mo1'I-IER IS A FRESHMAN' 3 CARNIVAL Comm, 3 JOAN POKORNY--GAA l,2,3,4 FTA 2,3,4 BAND I,2,3,4 RER BAND 2,3,4 SWING BAND 2,3,4 STUDENT COUNCIL 4 HONOR SOCIETY 4, BILL MCFETRIDGE--PEP BAND I HI-Y 2,3,4 CARNIVAL Comm, 3 HAM RADIO CLUB 4, DARLENE TILLER--BAND I,2,3 GIRLS' LEAGUE I,2,3,4 'MOTHER IS A FRESH- MAN' 3 CARNIVAL Comm, 3 cnonus 4, CHARLES RATTRAY--CI-IoRus I I-II-BREEzE 4 I-II-v 3,4 CARNIVAL Comm, 3 I-IAM RADIO CLUB 4, LORRAINE HOLLAND--TRANSFERRED FROM AMITY, ORE,4 ART 3 PROM PLAY BANQUET Comm, 3 LAST WILL A D TESTAME TALENTS, TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS TO THESE UNDERCLASSMEN IN HOPE THAT SAID PARTY WILL BECOME AS DIGNIFIED AND AS HONORABLE AS THE SENIDRS OF IS8, I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. DARYL STANLEY, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 D0 ANYTHING IN TRACK TO CLARENCE MYERS, SANDRA WELLS, BEQuEA'n-I MY TREMENDouS HEIGHT T0 VIDLET UPMIRE, JM SCHWINDT, BEQUEATH MY IDLOWN MOTOR TO DENNIS BERGMAN So HE MIGHT FINALLY GET A MOTOR FOR HIS ROADSTER, HE woN'T NEED A 'h1o wIT1-I THAT, IOYCE ETERSON, BEQUEATH ALL MY ERASER MARKED BOOKS TO NEXT YEARS STOREKEEPER, DARLENE TILLER, BEQUEATH MY DANDY voLLEY BALL PLAYING TO KATHY WESSNER, ILLAINE HAGLER, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO TALK IN MR. SEELEYIS CLASS TO ELAINE RoBISoN, HDPING SHE CAN GET AWAY WITH IT. NANCY TOFTDAHL, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG wITI-I MR, SEELEY T0 DORIS SIEGEL, GLORIA PETERSON, BEQuEATH MY POSITION OF BEING THE ONLY GIRL IN PHYSICS AND ALGEBRA z TO -kRRY HCKENS, HOPING SHE VVILL LIKE IT AS MUCH AS I DID, GLORIA FICKENS, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO DO AMERICAN PROBLEMS TO TDM GARCIA. LARRY CLARK, BEQUEATH MY DISLIKE oF 'ISPDILED GIRLS , TO ED TABOR, BARBARA CDLLINS, BEQUEATU MY UNUSED ABILITY IN AMERICAN PRDBLEMS TO JUDY GREEN IF SHE CAN FIND IT, NANCY SIEGEL, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO GET GOOD GRADES IN MR. SEELEYIS CLASS TO BONNIE WEST. IN HOPES SHE WILL DO BETTER, EVELYN TRIEBWASSER, BEQUEATH MY SUPPLY oF UNUSED GuM T0 JUDY GREEN. T0 BE USED IN MR. SEELEYIS CLASS, LDRRAINE HOLLAND, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO PLAY voLLEY BALL TO ROXIE DAVIS, CARDLYN GARRIS, BEouEATI-I MY FEMININE LAUGHTER IEGADII TO CAROLYN GQMBERT IN HoPES SHE WILL USE IT IF SHE CAN STAND IT, GALE PETERSON, BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 SKIP AND GET AwAY WITH IT T0 ANYONE THAT NEEDS IT, CHARLES RATTRAY, BEQUEATH MY FANCY HAIR STYLE AND MY BRIGHT BLUE PEGGERS TO STEVE IRWIN, DICK MEADOWS, BEQUEATH MY PHYSICS BooK TO THE STUDENT wHo GETS IT IN HoPEs THAT HE WILL MAKE IT THROUGH THE COURSE, DALE MCDANIEL, BEQUEATH MY SHIFTING ABILITY T0 PAT TILLOTSON, DKNNY ROGERS, BEQuEATI-I MY DRIvING ABILITY TO ANYONE wHo DOESNIT LIKE LIVING, FRED EDIE, BEQUEATI-I MY A ILITY TO DRIVE KOCERIS TRUCK T0 DAVE KLDSTERMAN, CHE NEEDS IT,I EDDIE HEBERT, BEouEATH MY RESERVED STALL IN THE FORD GARAGE T0 ANYONE wHo WANTS TO HAvE THEIR CAR CUSTOMIZED AND DOESNIT MIND wAITING. ROLAND CLARK, BEQUEATH MY 2-WAY, GoLD PLATED, DOUBLE ACTION, DIAMOND STUDDED CHURCH KEY, TO Bos MORTENSON, BUT SINCE I DESIRE T0 KEEP IT, I WILL GIVE HIM MY SISTER SHIRLEY, LED PHIIARSON, BEDUEATH MY ABILITY TO GET IIS IN MISS LANG's BOOKKEEPING CLASS TO ANY- ONE WHO TI-IINKS HE MIGHT NEED IT, JOAN POKORNY, BEQUEATH MY ABILIW TO PLAY CLARINET TO ANYONE wHo WANTS TO TAKE ADVANT- AGE or IT, I JUDY GCAD, BEQUEATH MY PLACE IN BAND TO Russ TRIEBwAssER, wHo HAS BEEN AFTER IT FOR THREE YEARS, cIT'S ALL YouRs RUSS I TCM Lnlzw, BEGUEATH MY ELEGANT HAIR STYLE TO TDM CRAFTS, JIM WILLIAMS, BEQUEATH A ROLL OF BAILING wIRE TO DENNIS BERGMAN T0 HOLD THAT TINNY '57 CHIVVY TDGETHER, l ,Q9M:ck wf fflfgfulail, Qwku .Gple 'wwf' Ugu-vmfuqf, ,CSL qnycio .UC Cgfff' VM- 5 cf 10, M1 - A 1 GLENN CUDWORTH, BEQUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO DO ENGLISH TO ANY JUNIOR wI-IGM Con IS IT WHOTJ I I-IDPE DOES BETTER THAN I, JEANNINE Coon, BEQUEATH MY DIMRLEs TO MARCELLA WARRINER, I-IoRING SHE ISNIT TEABED so MUcI-I ABOUT TI-IEM AS I. LARRY YINGLING, BEDUEATI-I TI-IE cI-IRDME FROM TI-IE LEFT SIDE or MY FORD T0 GREG .MNKINS so HE WONIT sRRAIN HIS BRAIN scI-IEMING T0 GET IT FROM ME, RONALD WILLIAMB, BEGUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO BE I-IENPEGKED wI'n4oUT BEING MARRIED TO DENNIE ANDERSON, JACK RUEGG, BEGUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH MRS, MUNNIGK TO DIANA RUEGG, LAURA WI-IEELER, BEQUEATI-I MY LITTLE SISTER T0 OAKRIDGE HIGI-I SCHOOL FDR TI-IE NExT FOUR YEARS, GUY DILWDRTR, BEQUEATI-I MY HNICK--NAMED NFINGERS TO DARRELL COCKERILL TO GO WITH HIS KNUCKLIS, RAY WARD, BEQUEATI-I MY ABILIW TO DANCE ROCK AND ROLL ANY MY ELvIs PRESLEY RECORDS TO BILL SMITI-I. ANN JAMEs, BEQUEATI-I MY Jos AS STUDENT BODY TREASURER TO ANYONE wI-Io LIKES -ro WORK WITH MONEY, RDY HAYES, BEQUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH MRS, ORUM T0 JUDY CLARK, RICHARD ScNooLcRArT, BEQUEATI-I MY GI-IAIR IN TI-IE CLARINET SECTION or-' THE BAND TD MARGARET GARCIA. PAT BEARD, BEGUEATI-I MY NATURAL DARK EYELASHES TO JANET KNUDSEN, VIRGIL EDWARDG, BEQUEATI-I MY AMAZINGLY I-IDT CTRUMPETJ LIPS TO MARVIN MARSHALL IN HOPES HI DOES AS WELL AS I DID, AI-IEM I LARRY JENNINGB, BEQUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO SLEEP IN MRS, MUNNICKIS CHEMISTRY CLASS WITH MY EYES DPEN TO ANYONE wuo TNINRB HIS GRADEG CAN STAND IT, MINE COULDNIT I LDN DRAGOO, BEQUEATI-I MY CURLY HAIR TD MR, OwENs wI-Io NEEDS IT, AND MY BOTTLE OPENER TO JERRY RATLIFF, I-IDPING HE WILL UsE IT. JUDI RDBISDN, BEQUEATH MY KNOWLEDGE OF SEWING TO ANYONE WHO TAKEG I-IDME ECONOMICS FRDM MRS, BRoNwIcIc, L-AURALEE OIBRIEN, BEQUEA11-I MY GLIGRETY-cLAcIc WALK TO BONNIE COLE, SI-IARDN RACY, BEQUEATI-I MY RALLY SKIRT TO ANYONE ON NEXT YEARS RALLY SQUAD IN I-IoPEs TI-IAT IT I-'ITB HER BETTER TI-IAN IT DID ME, NORMAN I-UND, BEQUEATI-I MY BOTTLE DF' I-IANDsoME PILLS TO GEORGE SNYDER, I-IoPING HE WILL TARE TI-IEM FAITI-IFULLY, Don CRIST, BIGUEA11-I MY STRONG LEGS 'ro PAT VEARRIER so sn-IE CAN DO MORE WALKING, .kno SRDRT, BEQUEATH MY MAscULINE Bow LEGS TO MARCELLA WARRINER IN PLACE or I-IER PRETTY ONES, JILL HALL, BEGUEATI-I MY sm-IINx-LIKE ATTITUDE IN MR, SEELEYIS CLASS T0 JDLENE KOCER IICAUSI BUDDIN sILENcE MIGHT GIVE TEAGI-IER A Rsvcnosns--oR SOME11-IING, WILLIE SNYDER, BEQUEATH MY BEAUTIFUL GURLY I-IAIR T0 Russ TRIIBWASSER, GERRY BON!-IAM, BEQUEATI-I MY ABILITY T0 BEAT ANYONE IN O.H.S, IN TI-IE ARTEUI.. GAME or TABLE TENNIB TO WALLY OVERLUND, BILL MGFETRIDGE, BEGUEATI-I MY ABILIW TO DO MATI-I TO BUD SWANK, RoN SCI-IMIDT, BEQUEATI-I TWENTY-SIX INCHES IN I-IEIGI-IT TO CLARENCE MEYERS, HERB KNUDSIN, BEQUEATI-I MY SPARKLING SMILE TO BE DIVIDED EVENLY AMONG TI-IE SOPH, BOYS MEL JAMEG, BIQUEATH MY RED I-IAIR AND POCKET coMB To BILL Woucx, JIM AGLIN, BEQUEATI-I MY ABILITY TO DO AMERICAN PROBLEMS 'no TDM GARGIA SE OR CLASS HISTORY BRIGHT AND EARLY ON THE MORN OF SEPTEMBER 3, Issa, EIGHTY- NINE VARIED CHARACTERS QFULL OF AWEJ ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL AND A VERITABLE NEw WORLD , AFTER ATTENDING NuMERous CLASSES AND FINDING THEY wEREN'T ALL A cINcH , THE NEW WORLD SENSATIDN WAS FORGOTTEN--OR MAY- BE JUST PUSHED ASIDE--FOR THE SAKE OF MORE IMPORTANT THINGS, A STEADY PACE WAS OUTLINED FOR US WHEN WE WERE INFORMED OF OUR DUTIES T0 COME, INEXPERIENCED AS WE WERE, WE ELECTED COMPETENT CLASS OFFICERS WHO LED US THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES, NEARLY THE ENTIRE CLASS TURNED OUT FOR EVEN THE ROUGHEST CHORES, WE PAINTED THE O to FOR POISON oAIq, GATHERED wooo FOR THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING BONFIRE AND SENT THE SENIORS OFF ANIID OUR DECORATIONS AT COMMENCEMENT, SELLING coNcEsSIoNS AT THE GAMES WAS FUN AND WE WORKED HARD--BUT MONEY JUST SEEMED TO BE A PROBLEM, WE ENDED THE YEAR FIVE DOLLARS IN DEBT, NEVERTHELESS, WE CAME BACK THE NEXT YEAR REARIN' TO GO AFTER EVERYTHING--ESPECIALLY THE UFRESHIESH, WE INITIATED THEM UROYALLYH TO SAY THE LEAST, OUR RoBuST GROUP OF EIGHTY-TWO MEMBERS, AS PER RITuAL, CARRIED ouT THE SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE YEAR--A wELcoME PARTY, CONCESSIONS, PIE' CAKE AND CANDY SALES AND DECORATION FOR BAccALAuREATE, As JUNIORS, OUR CLASS NUMBERED SIXTY-SEVEN, IT WASN'T UNTIL THE EXCITEMENT OF OUR BEAUTIFUL CLASS RINGS HAD suBSIDED THAT WE FINALLY ToRE INTO ouR BusIEsT YEAR, SOON ouR DEBTS wERE PAID AND ouR FUNDS STARTED MOUNTING, THERE WERE, OF COURSE, MDRE CONCESSIONS, AND PIE, CAKE AND CANDY SALES. OUR BIG PRDJEGTS WERE THE JUNIOR PLAY, MOTHER IS A F'RESHMAN g THE JuNIoR CARNIVAL, HDAVY JONES' LOCKER f THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PRoM, HSTAIRWAY TO THE STARS , AND THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQuET, HSOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW , OUR BIGGEST HONOR wAS HAVING SHARON RACY, THE JUNIOR CLASS PRINCESS, CHOSEN TO REIGN ovER THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL. THE SENIOR YEAR SEEMED STRANGE: NO oNE TO LOOK UP To: N0 ONE TELLING us WHAT TO Do: THE REALIZATION THAT IT wAS NOW UP TO us TO SET THE EXAMPLEg STRANGE FACES AND THE EMPTY ABSENCE OF oLD oNEs, THE CLASS, NUMBERING FIFTY-NINE, BEGAN A Soon YEAR IN A BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING. OUR CLASS PLAY, TIME OuT FDR GINGER , wAS MosT SUCCESSFUL, AS WAS THE SENIOR TRIP, THEN COMMENCEMENT ExERcISES--AND FouR, WONDERFUL, FUN- FILLED YEARS ARE OVER. AS WE TAKE ONE LONG LAST LOOK AT OAKRIDGE HlGH, SHARE HANDS WITH OUR CLASSMATES, SQUARE OUR SHOULDERS AND STEP FORWARD T0 MEET THE WORLD, OUR MOTTO IS BEFORE us-- THE HIGHER WE CLIMB, THE BRDADER OUR VIEW , fl!-5, I 0 ITU ' ' 2 E E , - 5 is E ix I MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAT BEARD an Ron SCI-IMIDT JILL HALL an DICK MEADOWS SENIOR HALL of FAME MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING WILLIE Srwosn A JOAN PoKoRNv JUDY ROBISON at HERB KNUDSEN BEST BUILD 8: FIGURE SHARON RACY DoN CRIST FRIENDLIEST Emma HEBERT az LAuRAl.EE OBRIEN BEST DRESSED JACK Russc- CAROLYN GARRIS WITTIEST EvE1.vN TmEawAssER Rauma CLARK BEST DANCERS GLEN CUDWORTH af Juov GQAD n e E 5 2-H L E Q 5 is Nl! 9 , W ,, I X Q' .n,'9'.xgg an K. W 3 -I' -S ' 9' .1 'FW 4 5 lu fl nrvwsi Q 'QB fm 6-Rx B Y., '15 V' W I f,. 1' 1 , '. fp- LMA , v 'www '-.. VDECQZZL- ALMOST PEOPLE . kv., . 'Yi' we X 1 I DURING THE PAST YEAR THE JUNIOR CLASS SUCCESSFULLY PRODUCED THE PLAY NO MORE HOME WORK , SPONSORED AN ALL ' SCHOOL CARNIVAL, ENTERTAINED THE ES- TEEMED SENIORS AT THE ANNUAL BANQUET, ANC CARRIED OUT THE TRADITIONAL JUNIOR PROM, OTHER ACTIVITIES WERE SPONSOR- ING GAMES AND DANCES, LARRY WALKER PRESIDENT BONNIE COLE VIOLET UPMEYER i 6 5 :N , VICE PRESIDENT BOB HOUSER rf Q3 I A nzmus COMEAU JAY' RU SSELL TRI EBWASSER X, nl ij ff 'D 'MF rl 'M -, ,A ff BARBARA KIRK STEVE SAVAGE SHIRLEY DU MONT DOYLE HAYES BOB MORTENSON PATRICIA EICHNER GREG JENKINS DIANNA RUEGG PAT ANDERSON JUDY GREEN DENNIS BERGMAN JUDY JENNINGS JERRY RATCLIFF SALLY RAY JUDY OVERLUND TOM GARCIA MARCELLA WARRINER JANICE SCHWINDT ROXIE DAVIS THE JUNIOR CLASS FACULTY ADVISORS WERE MISS DIANE OLDENBL RG AND MR, WESLEY THEIR P IENCE N OWENS, 'I'I-IE CLASS MEMBERS APPRECIATE THEIR ADVISOR'S ENTHUSIASM AND UNFAIL- ING SUPPORT IN ALL GROUP VENTURES, AND AT A D soon HuMoR ounmcs MISHAPS--EVEN A BLACK EYE! MARY LOU MAHANEY SECRETARY TREASURER BESSIE GILKISON JERRY PICKENS PAT ELLIS BEVERLY FLEMMING RICHARD CRUNK IOLA ELY PAT ROUNDS EVELYN SHEARER KATHRYN WESSNER KENNETH SMITH VIRGINIA MC LEOD FRANK CAMPBELL MARILYN MILES GARY ASLIN EILEEN FRECHETTE JOE MEYER ADA MAY MEYERS DARRELL COCKERI LL JEAN BENSON DON SHANBECK SANDRA JAMES AULENE CLARK JOANNE KIRKLAND BILL WOJICK HELENE PAYNE 5 if Ia 95? X if If 'T S' ' f KL If Seignewsfff-esfff --za . X y . Qs Iuvely vim! Zmgvauab I-C37Ul'n:.7ZC'-I V ' x is .. A A av., A f ff' .if A A951 qs ,QT . V Wa- Q- ' A-wig .wk m WWE . if Y Ls. . j1,:f::a ' Q, , . A A 5 A E 3 ,,, .,-, 5 . si' 5 K -4' 4 . - A ,T gg 2 G 2 A y, 6 x .:,,. , 5 41 . T . s '-ff? f M THE SoPHoMoREs, STILL UNDERCLASSMEN, A , Q j lj A- M F 'Q U IJ SPONSORED soME DANCE8 AFTER HoME ' GAMES, AND PRESENTED THE THANKSGIVING - , Vx 1 W Assl:Msl.v, Mr --V h ,T K ,Q 'fxfx ' 21 , E w,pS?.f w - ik WE E A A . f giflld 5 21 ,ggi . 'af' A 4 s, SNYDER J. STANLEY R, sMu'n-4 R, WILLIAMS M. cuMMlNs s, GRAHAM K, WILSON E, TABOR J, KINCAID E. RoslsoN J, 1-:BERT J, KOCER c, olNlsoN J, mos N, FARMER D, JOHNSON c, KARLBURGH, RAMlREz J. POWELL B,ANDERSON P. COTTENGIN R, RATTRAY T. HARAl.soN M,MCFETRIDGE s, EDIE A, AMOS E. GRAHAM w. ovERu.uNn H, SWANK G. CLARK R. cowART P, CASEY J. HIGGINS R. WEST c, MAHANEY a. ROACH n. MONTGOMERY D, slEGA1. M, sA1.lsauRv J- BOSTICK A, EVANS S, WHITAKER S , CATH EY M ,MARSHALL E.: ' 9 A G fig -N A S -W ' In I ' .- -,. L x , A l E A X N Y Es X K x , is s , '- .Q ..,, . xg X if + Y . E A -,W . k S ,. . 1 .. 1 5 . 4 ' ! 1 4 N :Q X W X X X Q NN X5 xx x XX 1 XBQ S xx N X , Q 'Fav fl 00 XX 1' NO MORE CHAIRS? I R.LAMBERT B,MARSHAL.L M,BOAK D,COUNCIL B,ENGLE A,HARRlSON T,CRAFTS G,SNYDER C,GREEN B,BARELS E,HARRlS R,GlLKlSON G,SNYDER D,SF'ENCER P.TlLL.OTSON P,VEARRlER K,L.UND M,NELSON M.ANDERSON I.,RlDOUT E,SPALINGER J,FRYMIRE l.,HAYS P,HOLEMAN R,l..AMBERT C,GOMBERT J,CATHEY D,CUTSFORTH D,KLOSTERMAN 5,DRAPER M,JENNINGS C,WESTLlNG D,LOCKNIAN B,ROl.LlNS J,HUGE5 L,LANE B,WE5T D,MINKL.ER X 1 x rwln P 1 wa.. im 33 f 'W A W X ' 'mms Y 2? . -inf D,NENCINl s,aAx'rEn s,wEnNER s.mwlN M,slRKs u , ,Q a f f Nm I L 5 'D' Q I -ui , N w ?i,M2 5, . f lv ini fa ' nth f S -C QL 'E x o,roKoRNv J,CLARK D,ANDERSON J.LONG o.couNcu. .x.m.oEw iv 'F 5 P.:-:Annu s,suvn-rn P,cms-r n,sMl'rH n,.:owER NS s,RAY a,raAcv s,MA1--rx: v.HANm.Ev in -fu, sf iq ,kgfa . Hg ,iw ,sf 9 swf. 'N W 1 5' P M,GARCIA D,wn.soN c,wEl.L.s G,ACKERSON .1,KREu.1NG J,o'smEN n,1.vNcH S,ASL.lN A,YEAGER c,sMl'n-I S L.,CASE W,REETZ J,VEARRIER G,ANDERSON L,DlLWORTH L.,C-,REER c,STANLEY D,BATSON D,OVERLUND s,Mc LAUGHLIN D,YouNG D,RUSSELl. J,RAlNS C,ElCHNER R,vANN D,TYLEFl 0 3 W as ' 1 3 ., K Y X s,HAG1.ER n,BoAK E,sNu'rH G,Mc ATE: s,JoNEs t we 9 v-J -I I , 42' X -if T 'l Q ,A J. B. K. 5. M. Y 1 Q...- 'Y je' ' f -bw is . - 'I .. 3: 2' it is 9 gf' . 1.4 KNUDSEN EBERT WELLS STONEBURG SMITH C, BARINGER VAN KUREN SITTSER J, HAMPTON PATTERSON G, MC ATEE L. K. D. D D L L C. T. JOHNS HENRY BOOTS GOFF SM I TH KELLY ,Mr 'Q' ' xy. Q.. R .rx an Q in I C, MEYERS J, RAY B, CUTSFORTH M, MIEWES M, BRABHAM R, PETERSON L, LUARK R, FARMER R, BOUNDS S, KNUDSEN J, WHITE D, TAYLOR B, KLIPPSTEIN D, WILSON J, NUNNALY A, STONEBURG P, TILLER D, SEATON T, FREDRICKSON P, JONES M, PHEARSON V, MANNING R, YINGLING P, TAYLOR 1' l ,I a, Nxscs P, Fonnsn L, onzrscu J , BASTIAN P, PARKER L, POWELL. Q ,K a 09 I 3 5 4 . . V . I go I I A! -9 Ass' 3, x' -.L no ' 511.5 53 ,.q,, S :gwg Q ,,. I xg, ,F f . an fx. L M an fi: S3 s Q Q Chairs are for squares. B :J . I an f ,,,,gaww,- '59 'QQ 3 . ,Egg iv .5119 ' M S wg. , ,L. IE' 'I --qs-an A+ X ig! M' I 8 A I at I s .X A I 5 F ,ff 2 5 4 ' f REAL YSQ RTRN. 1 W , I Tiff. i 'F' 'Qf:: ': W Lf gf S 'gm' 9' nolhing going nnnlzur frmlly .I MN 5 xfmi C020--ILINI-ZbG5kQ STUDE T CUUNCIL STANDING: DOYLE HAYS, DAN POKORNY, LARRY JENNINGS, RAY WARD, MR, SYBOUTS, ADVISOR: STEVE IRWIN, DON CRIST, LARRY YINGLING, SEATED2 RON SCHMIDT, PRESIDENT: JOAN POKORNY, ANN JAMES JUDY GOAD, ROXIE DAVIS, JILL HALL, BONNIE COLE, JULIE HIGGINS, PAT BEARD, O. H. S. ACCO PLISH f '-- T- - Eff - ,XX A K f.,,.Ix E- .49 fijflu ,' I ,z THE OAKRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL. CQMPRISING ELECTED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, AS WELL AS A REPRESENTATIVE FROM EACH CLASS AND CLUB, FuNcTIoNED AS THE EXECUTIVE aonv OF THE SCHOOL, WORKING TOGETHER UNDER THE FINE GUIDANCE OF MR, WARD SYBOUTS, THIS GROUP ACCOMPLISHED THEIR PRIMARY GOAL OF GOOD GOVERNMENT FOR THE SCHOOL, THEIR MORE SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDED SPONSORING AND MAINTAINING THE SCHOOL STORE AND PURCHASE OF A SNO-CONE MACHINE FOR THIS, PROMOTING STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS, BENEFIT DANCES, GAMES AND OTHER SCHOOL PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES, f i 'X s S f ,'. X ,Q Q ef S S Y i E ff -Q w wax is BS -- X gb 5 a K X' :Xi 'K A X xv ,P N SX E vga. qxxw 1 , N , mx. 1 FF x gyski - e ,. 1 ,fam v -- zx ii X Egg. , x xx 'XX msg X K Swag K Xx-. j Q xi k X xifilli' if 2 Sig 3 523 if 35, 5 ' sw, QW Sim 2 23 1 5 Sli S51 H Q .- in ...N Q .Q X X rf! 656 S' i Q M ROLAND CLARK, PREs,, RAY wARo, vice PRES,, AN ' 5959? ff L If f S if f 'I-5 - CHARLES RATTRAY, SECRETARY, BILL MC FET- RIDGE, TREASURER, CHARLES LEE, ADVISOR, NORMAN LUND, RON WILLIAMS ,L ' x Q3 X V15 '1 5 lil 55523 +2 DICK MONTGOMERY, GALE PETERSON, ARTHUR AMOS, ROY HAYS, JUDY CLARK DENNY ROGERS, BILL WOJICK, 'B 3189 'Pu' fnhyfyr .N U 's .- I if te, xUfAL,5oS ' 'o, 91 'clan STAN MATTIE, Blu.. SMITH, DOUGLAS wn.soN TOM GARCIA, RONNIE YINGLING, JILL HALL, Roxlz DAVIS, GIRLS LEAGUE ff 7 Kil 3 r, . o':Z.q h. ' lm 4 THE GIRLS' LEAGUE OF DAKRIDGE HIGH IS ONE or ' THE MOST ACTIVE CLUBS, IT HAS A MEMBERSHIP or OVER SIXTY GIRLS GDNSISTING OF FRESHMEN, SOPH- OMORE JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS. THE CLUB ADVISOR IS MRS, KRUEGER. THE oRGANIzATIoN PRoMoTEs THE WELFARE or OTHERS AND CREATES A FELLOWSHIP ATTITUDE AMONG THE STUDENT BODY AND CONTRIBUTES TO SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND TO GHARITABLE CAUSES, ' EAGI-I MoNTI-I THERE IS A GIRL ELECTED FOR GIRL I OF THE MONTH , THIS ELECTION IS BASED UPON PERSDNALITY, PRIENDLINESS AND POISE, N6 A ,- s :JA X :P E! ' Q, J 'XRS X A O! Q1 9 'AD ' ADVISOR - MRS, KRUEGER PRESIDENT - JULIE HIGGENS VICE PRE5,- MARGELLA WARRINER SECRETARY - ANN JAMES TREASURER - PAT BEARD STANDING - JERRIE LONG, KATHLEEN SITTSER, SUE RAY, LINDA GREER, NANCY SIEGEL, PEGGY c:RIsT, BONNIE WEST, SALLY RAY, HELEN RAMIRE2, DORIS SIEGEL, JUDY GOAD, CAROL MAHANEY, MARTHANNA Mc EETRIDGE, KAREN WILSON, CAROL WESTLING, DoN'NA SPENCER, JANELL ERYMIRE, DoNA MINKLER, JANET STANLEY, MAUREEN NELSON, BARBARA BARELS, GLORIA PETERSON, JERRY PIGKENS, DARLENE TILLER, GLORIA PICKENS, DARLENE CUTSFORTH, JOYCE PETERSON, SUSAN DRAPER, BARBARA ANDERsoN, GLORIA CLARK, SYLVIA WERNER, CARMON DENISON, RUTH ANN WILLIAMS, SITTING - JILL HALL, DOROTHY OVERLUND, VIOLET UPMEYER, MARGELLA WARRINER, MRS, KRUEGER - ADVISOR, PAT EIGKNER, JULIE HIGGENS, MARY LOU MAHANEY, ANN JAMES, SANDRA EDIE, CAROLYN GOMBERT, PAT VEARRIER, JoLENE KOCER, PAMELA HOLEMAN, JuLIE KREILING, MARGARET GARCIA, PATSY TILLER, DIANA RUEGG, SHIRLEY DU MONT, TERRI FREDRICKSON, PAT ANDERSON, PEGGY CASEY, ELAINE ROBISON, SONDRA WHITAKER, PEP CLUB THE OBJECT OF PEP cL.ua IS TO PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND EN'rHuslAsM AT THE GAMES, THE MEMBERS ALSO SPONSOR GAMES AND DANCES, Miss I..ANG ADVISOR PAM HOLEMAN, DIANNA RUEGG, TERRY FREDRICKSON, CAROLE MAHANEY, SONDRA WHITAKER, SALLY RAY, CARMEN DENISON, JEAN BENSON, JERRI LONG, DOROTHY OVERLUND, MARGARET GARCIA, LINDA GREER, EVELYN SHEARER, JOLENE KOCER, JUDY VEARRIER, ALICE HARRISON, MAUREEN NELSON, DONNA MINKLER JANET STANLEY, LINDA DILWORTH, BARBARA BARELS, MARGARET SMITH, JUDY LOEW, SHARON HAGLER, JERRY PICKENS, PAT EICHNER, VIOLET UPMEYER, BARBARA ANDERSON, SUSAN DRAPER, DONNA SPENCER, SUSAN MC LAUGHLIN, ILLANE HAGLER, JANELL FRYMIRE, JUDY GOAD, PEGGY CRIST, SUE RAY, SUE ASLIN PAULA HANKINS, DOYLENE JOWERS, JOYCE PETERSON, ANN JAMES, GLORIA CLARK, PAT VEARRIER, CAROL WESTLING, SYLVIA WERMER, MARTHANNA MC FETRIDGE, BARBARA KIRK, A , v ,QQ E 4' W, .f .4 A- 1-T.. , I 54' f '+ ' gy: W , ' '0 'W+ 1 - 1 Q' . 3 s 3 3? f , s ,,. 3' 1 5,5 K f i 15 , Ja, ,k 5 W, 4 f gt N-,X . w ., f-v........,.....m.. ,, - 'i ,W--q an-'tk -- ff .. 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'W f L A ...ff M , , Q2 i i 3g :j In M '71 'ff 3gQ YMgif 632' 1 :l?f,fffg fe? as 1 3 ' -f - --ek 3 ' ' swf' A 5 i nf : A3 if fgf Q U , Q 1 r 5' GAME SCORE OAKRI DGE JAMBOREE, DRAIN SECOND QUARTER TAFT, NON-LEAGUE, THERE SEPT, PLEASANT HILL, THERE SEPT, 27 ST, FRANCIS, HOME OCT, 4 CRESWELL, HOME OCT, II WILLAMETTE, THERE OCT, I8 ELMIRA, HOME OCT, 25 JUNCTION CITY, HOME NOV, I 20 TIE 6 WON 0 WON 6 LOST I3 WON 7 LOST I2 LOST 2.0 WON G ALI.-DISTRICT HALFBACK DARYL STANLEY I M, IX X A Y Wg SWEEPING JUNCTION CITY S END. I HAYS CO-CAPTAIN JUNIOR Don CRIST SENIOR V , -.I S' 'X 0 ,Q-7 x if X 0 I CO-CAPTAIN 5 AQ? SENIOR FULLBACK, HERB KNUDSEN GOING FOR A TD AGAINST JUNCTION CITY, 0 L ff! P,cRIS1-, M, wARRINER, M, NIARANEY, B, GILKISON, P, ANDERSON, A, CLARK, D, CUTSFORTH, S, DRAPER, T, FREDRICKSON, J, STANLEY, M, NELSON, D, MINKLER, I-I, RAMERIZ, G, CLARK, c, DENNISON, S, WHIT- AKER, R, WILLIAMS, M, Mc FETRIDGE, S, EDIE, D, COUNCIL, A, HARRISON, R, BURKS, P, HOLEMAN, E, ROBISON, P, cASEv, S, HAGLER, L, DILWORTH, M, SMITH, S, DARELS, D, JOI-INS, S, ASLIN, S, Mc- LAUGI-ILIN, J, KNUDSEN, J, KOCER, D, RUEGG, S, ANDERSON, D, NENCINE, c, MAHANEY, J, KREILING, c, PETERSON, L, GREER, c, wELLS, M, MEIWES, c, EICHNER, S, JONES, J, VEARRIER, J, BENSON, J, LOEW J, LONG, M, GARCIA, D, OVERLUND, D, JOwERS, P, HANKINS, J, OVERLUND, E, KIRK, J, PICKENS, R, GIL- KISON, Ia, GRAHAM, D, OLDENBURG, B, COLE, J, GOAD, J, POKORNY, S, WERNER, c, WESTLING, OFFICERS: JOAN POKORNY ADVISOR: MISS OLDENBURG CAROL WEST'-'NG SYLVIA WERRINER Ljfw BONNIE COLE THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IS AN ORGANIZATION DESIGNED TO PROMOTE ATHLETIC COMPETITION BETWEEN-GIRLS OF DIFFERENT GROUPS AND SCHOOLS AND TOWNS, DURING THE YEAR SUCH ACTIVITIES AS VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL INTERMURALS ARE HELD, OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE SWIMMING PARTIES, SKIING, BOWLING AND BICYCLING. AWARDS ARE PRESENTED BY A POINT SYSTEM AT THE END OF' THE YEAR, cgi lv V X D Q . :ix og Ii Ld Lf TT .2 COACH JOHN SEELEY'S '58 BASEBALL SQUAD 1957-'58 TRACK TEAM AND COACH REEDER LARRY YlNGL1NC zum PLACE aao A WENT TO s'r DARYL STANLE STATE CHAM zum PLACE DISTRI J U00 evffq! WILLIE SNYDER DIS1-Pxc'r I RCN SC:-:Mm 2No PLACE VARSITY BASKETBALL TOM GARCIA, GREG JENKINS, JOE MEYER, GUY DILWORTH, RON SCHMIDT, BOB HOUSER, WILLIE SNYDER, DENNIS BERGMAN, DARYL STANLEY, DON CRIST, DOYLE HAYS, THE WARRIORS HAD A SUCCESSFUL SEASON, LOSING ONLY TOW LEAGUE GAMES, BOTH THE LEAGUE LOSSES WERE TO ST, FRANCIS, THE WARRIORS LOST THE PLAY- OFF FOR THE FIRST HALF TITLE BY ONE POINT, OAKRIDGE ALSO CAME IN SECOND IN THE SECOND HALF, 0 '7 9 ,.aV THE FIRST FIVE AND COACH REEDER, gg X. iivifiifxii' QVQSPQQ . M. i O 5 . ' ii 1 , - ' WS - .Sum 'oumau ! K -Ihr A, J AX Q X . .. , , . - ' 'iff 1954951 ' ' pil? Y QQ if if ,, . .ll f Qlfyll .1 uf 'i. 'FD 144 W ZAGWIQW,-B VIf'!a,,. F lr, , of lk TJ L+ f1 f 'fi..-Q' '7 Y , X L, 1 N ,J ' uv' , X- V, Ap, 1 J' v nf ,y L . 'Irv r. .f ,' T' wx I..-f 'F W fifhf 1-W' J 'r 5. tw. . I v ,v ,P 2. fr y YI. r 'WARRIOR STAFF f-lk, 'X ff'-. ow? v lv Boss LADY! BOB HOUSER, LARRY WALKER, JILL HALL, JERRY PICKENS, BESSl'E GILKISON, MRS, BRONWICK, SALLY RAY , -1,0 '17- 'Vo kk., PASTE T'HOSE PICTURES , .- Y K Ss P'-Us sa I OH w5LL . EDIEOR --------- ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER- - - ART EDITOR ----- - SPoR'rs EDITOR ---- - CLUB Eorron ------ CLASS Eovron ----- - PICTURE EDITOR ----- ADVISOR --------- JILL HALL, SHIRLEY DU MONT, BOB HOUSER, LARRY WALKER BESSIE GILKISON, SALLY RAY, MRS, BVRONWICK, BONNIE COLE Ju.L HALL TUT' 'rufl JERRY PICKENS SHIRLEY Du MONT 457. N ' Russ TRzEawAssER 'sr V3.5 RAY WARD 47' wo BESSIE GKLKKSON mf -LARRY WALKER -LARRY JENNINGS -MRS, BRoNwxcK FREoERncA RENNER Aovlson 1 FPDS? NEWS- - X K si 2 3 ,J ,xr A. X xx yd 1- 12 lla Sql, RA'f, RIDGE-HI-BREEZE MEMBERS OF THE JOURNALISM CLASS MAY BE SEEN ALL ABOUT THE BUILDING AS THEY GAT:-:ER NEws Fon THE RIDGE-HI-BREEZE, THE PAPER ANNOUNCES SPECIAL EVENTS, REPORTS ON ASSEMBLIES, PLAYS, ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES, AND IN EVERY WAY TRnEs TO KEEP THE STUDENT BODY INFORMED or ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, SOME- TIMES STAFF MEMBERS WRITE EDITORIALS TO INSPIRE OR 'ro JAR, AS THE OCCASION DEMANDS, WHEN THE FINISHED COPY as DISTRI- BuTEo six-ru PERIOD ON ALTERNATE FRIDAYS, STUDENTS READ EAGERLY TO CATCH UP ON THE LATEST NEWS OR JOKES, THE JOURNALISM CLASS ns PROUD or ITS BRAIN CHILD, AND as EVER READY TO DEP-ENB IT AGAINST cm-rlclsM. EDITOR coMEAu SAYS, THE HI-BREEzE IS ALWAYS PROMPT, NO MATTER How LONG IT TAKES, EDITOR - - DENNIS CoMEAu ASSISTANT EDITOR - - JERRY PlcKENs ART EDITOR - - JACK RUEGG EXCHANGE EDITORS - - SALLY RAY, JERRY PICKENS REPORTERS - - JILL HALL, DICK MEAnows, DoN SHANBECK, JUDY GOAD, CHARLES RATTRAY, I MIXED CHORUS FIRST Row LEFT TO RIGHT, CLARENCE MEYERS, ADA MEYERS, ALICE HARRISON, LANELLE STROTHER, SANDRA KNUDSEN, SANDRA WELLS, SHIRLEY CATHEY, DONNA SPENCER, PAM HQLEMAN, SUSAN DRAPER, KATHLEEY SITSER, BONNIE WEST, HELEN RAMIREZ, MAuREEN NELSoN, DoNA MINKLER, BARBARA BARRELS, SECOND ROW, MRS, OILEARY, VIRGINIA MC CLEOD, MAUREEN SALISBURY, CAROL WESTLING, MARCELLA WARRINER, BONNIE CDLE, .IDANNE KIRKLAND, JANET STANLEY, LAURALEE O'BRlEN, BARBARA ANDERSON, NANCY SEIGEL, NANCY TDFTDAHL, MARY MAHANEY, .IANIS SCHWINDT, DORIS SEIGEL, GLORIA PICKENS, DARLENE TILLER, .IEANNINE Coox. 'l:HlRD Row, ELAINE ROBISON, PAT VEARRIER, GEORGIA SNYDER, VICKIE HANDLEY, DALE Mc DANIEL, LEO PHEARSON, ROBERT LAMBERT, DENNIS BERGMAN, WILLIE SNYDER, RON SCHMIDT, HERB KNUDSEN, STEVE GRAHAM, RUSSELL NELSON, BILL WOJCIK, BILL SMITH, KAREN wILSoN, JULIE HIGGINS, PEGGY CASEY, OUTSTANDING GIRL OF' GIRLS' GLEE BONNIE COLE OUTSTANDING BOY OF' CHORUS OUTSTANDING GIRL OF' CHORUS DALE Mc DANIEL GLORIA PICKENS W F GIRLS' GLEE X f,-iui LQ 9 P4 il .. 4- A TRIPLE TRIOS I Q W I I 3 ' f f gf. -rylAT. 3 I Q LEFT TO RIGHT, BONNIE COLE, CAROL WESTLING, MARGELLA WARRINER, LAURALEE OYBRIEN, PEGGY CASEY, MARY MAHANEY, JEANNINE coox, JULIE HIGGINS, AND ABSENT SALLY RAY, LEFT TO RIGHT, ALICE HARRISON, VIRGINIA MC CLEOD, dl' MAUREEN SALISBURY, DONNA SPENCQR,fSL,SAN DRAPER, 111-.441-IN PAM I-IOLEMAN, GLORIA PICKENS, NANC TORTDAHL, --nvifl 71-5' 5 l .',' . A 'iQypf' i3 CONCERT BA IsT Row LEFT TO RIGHT: MARGARET CUMMINS, DENNIS TYLER, HRV ENGLE, GARMEN DENISON, ouANE BOAK, LARRY WALKER, JULIE KREILING, :No ROW: HARRY SWANK, AULENE GLARK, BEVERLY FLEMING, SONDRA wI-IITARER, SANDRA EDIE, MARGARET GARGIA, RICHARD SCHOOLCRAFT, GLORIA PETERSON, DAVID KLosTERMAN, JOAN Poxonnv, ALITA STONEBURG, LINDA VAN KUREN, DONNA NENCINI, MARY BIRKS, :Rn ROW: GARY Mc ATEE, DELORIS COUNCIL, PATSY TILLER, RON vmc-LING, JAY EBERT, JOLENE KOCER, EvELvN SHEARER, CARL KARLsuRG RUSSELL TRIEBWASSER, Juov GOAD, JUDY CLARK, LARRY JENNINGS, TIM HARALsoN, MICKEY JENNINGS, ITM ROW: STAN MATTIE, cARL wELLs,'oAN POKORNY, LEON LANE, EDDIE SPALINGER, DICK MONTGOMERY, MARVIN MAR- SHALL, DENNIS coMEAu, JIM SCHWINDT, ED HEBERT, VIRGIL EowARos, Rover.: VANN, PREsToN JONES, WAYNE REETZ, CHARLES sMITH, BILL wo.IcIK, TOM GARGIA, 5TH ROW: JIM WILLIAMS, FRED EDIE, GARY ACKERSON, PAT ROUNDS, ROLAND GLARR, MR, LA BANSKY - nIREcToR. OUTSTANDING BQY OUTSTANDING GIRL ED HEBERT GLORIA PETERSON PEP BA ini FIRST ROW: JULIE KREILING, CARMEN DENISON, SONDRA WHITAKER, AULENE CLARK, BEVERLY FLEMING, SANDRA EDIE, MARGARET GARCIA, RICHARD SCHOOLCRAFT, GLORIA PETERSON, DAVE KLOSTERMAN, JOAN POKORNY, SECOND ROW: EDDIE SPALINGER, DICK MONTGOMERY, LEON LANE, MARVIN MARSHALL, DAN POKORNY, JOLENE KOCER, EVELYN SHEARER, CARL KARLBURG, L.ARRY JENNINGS, TIM HARALSON, MICKY JENNINGS, MARGARET CUMMINS, THIRD ROW: MR, LA BANSKY, DENNIS COMEAU, JIM SCHWINDT, ED HEBERT, VIRGIL EDWARDS, JIM WILLIAMS, FRED EDIE, WAYNE REETZ, BILL wo.lclK, PAT ROUNDS, ROLAND CLARK, LARRY WALKER, BRY ENGLE, D rw Jfy nh .9 ew Q M r-'ms-r ROW: DENNIS coMEAu, .nm scnwmo-r, ED REBER-r, VIRGIL EDWARDS, sscouo ROWS RICHARD SCHOOLCRAFT, DAVE KLOSTERMAN, Mlcxv Jzrmmss, JIM wn.l.nAMs, Tom GARclA, LARRY JENNINGS, aRv ENGLE, CARL KARLBURG, ROLAND , CLARK, m m ,D. 1 .- S S S Ip 2 .fwk-0 O. H. S. OFFICE STAFF X Our! X 'N gl , F V ' F , 0 N I x X Ag G1 MRS. DOROTHY MONTGOMZR 9 O.H.5. SECRETARY Y oecvxgv 096 Ffh R Q 'N L' r if vi 0606909 11 9 -0' 50 N' 40' ee- F 0' v P75 ee 'App vi og. x 699 SVN! 64 +5 6 9 ooo o vxe sf' 59 Wu-ao BRINGS AROUND ovERDuE LIBRARY Doon NoTlcEs1 wr-no PUTS Au.. THOSE Low GRADES ON REPORT cARDs1 wl-lo wEARs ITEMS FROM LOST AND FOUND? wuo INTERCEPTS AND N CENSORS Au. rNcoM1NG TELEPHONE cA1..l.s- 89:06 THE OFFICE STAFF! 69,66 BUT wE'RE NDT coMPl..AlNxNG, THEY FIND x-F0 MlsPx.AcED HISTORY sooxs THE DAY BEFORE SEMESTER ExAMs, THEY LOCATE cARDs AND TELL You WHERE TO NACCIDENTLYN MEET 1-RAT CERTAIN ONE, THEY WRITE ADM.-r sx.lPs, TARDY sL.xPs, EXCUSES, AND WHEN vou aEcoME TOO ru. TO WORK THEY CALL voun MAMA T0 coME T0 TAKE vou HOME, x.- K, vf O X I X N KX 3 5 If . X X . XFN i! f' www W - mfg I W ig Q .Q ,X -- V , ' 3 s fgif' ' Xi x X 1 ' g L, ugly k 1 Ex -Nm.. , 5 4 -W... Q .- war Ni , gr., A x K A. ,6--QR! K Q. S I - -F' 2 K vi ix YM X fm-an SAY i Xmfz 'S' . A QQ gsm A ,SW -, X . 1 . N, ,V 455: Q 1 Y' Q23 .5 ' fgfsfff I V Q 7 4 V f 1, , gif' 5 , I I4 I I x sg 9 , , , ,1 . . w MORE HOMEWORK QQ? CAST MARY LOU MAHANEY MARCELLA WARRINER JUDY OVERLUND X GARY ASLIN DIANA RUEGG TOM GARCIA BONNIE COLE PAT EICHNER JERRY PICKENS DENNIS BERGMAN BARBARA KIRK GREG JENKINS RUSS TRIEBWASSER PAT ELLIS LARRY WALKER SHIRLEY DuMONT I DARRELL COCKERILL 52 W Q if b?N N O n I do X TIME CAST PAT BEARD NORM LUND RICHARD SCH LCRAFT ROLAND CLAR CAROLYN GARRIS JUDY GOAD GLORIA PICKENS BILL MCFETRIDGE JEANNINE COOK OUT EOR GINGER 1 D If R X C1 Zh si 'fig' Q l X9 U: If: ,B X 0 s: ETr 'sf' 7 Q x 'D ,.' .5 N, 1, T Q. ,c . 6? X . Q - OV D A Z W 0 . E ' Hun-mu one 123 ef 7 gb ' ff' h I!' Im' Q ' A 7 Q 'K f ' K wfu x Q, I X VW 'J' in A I 'fx t I X A. BOOST OUR BOOSTERS!!! OAKRIDGE CLINIC MIDWAY GARDENS OAK THEATRE ASHCRAFT JEWELERS OAKRIDGE TELEGRAM FITZGERALD'S DRUGS McATEE'S SUPER MARKET OAK SUPER MARKET HI'S CLEANERS MEL'S PHARMACY SPORTSMAN CAFE INC ws DRIVE IN L , TYLERS PI-IARMAC OAIEIQBER DIVISIUN ' .IAMIsoN's CAFE Y OAKRIDGE BARBER s IUBE, UREEUN CASCADE PLUMBING HOP CENTRAL MARKET LEE'S RICHFIELD CROSS SHOE REPAIR SVENDSEN HARDWARE OAKRIDGE VARIETY NORQUIST ELECTRIC FIR BOWL CHICKEN INN JIM'S SHELL SERVICE FARMERS' INSURANCE ZEPHYR CLEANERS LUCKY U MARKET JlM'S AUTO WRECKERS EDWARD HINES LUMBER COMPANY PERKINS MOTOR CoMpANy GREEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 8: TECON CORPORATION GREGGIS BEAUTY SALON OAKRIDGE FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE ED MAYER5 MOBIL SERVICE OAKRIDGE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY BRQUSSARDIS JEWELER SADIE 8: BUFORD'S HI-WAY CONFECTIONERY GAS HEAT OF OAKRIDGE OREGON OUTFITTERS OF OAKRIDGE SUT-I-ONIS FIRESTONE STORE TEMPLES SPORTING GOODS STORE POZARIS DEPARTMENT STORE J0HN'S SHOES 81 SPORTSWEAR HILL'S -CHEVROLET COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHY - KENNELL-ELLIS ART WORK - RUSS TRIEBWASSER THE LIFE OF. A STUDENT ,S COMPARABLE -ro A JOURNEY, THERE ARE CERTAIN ESSENTIALS: A STARTING PLACE, A DESTINATION, AS WE TRAVEL OVER LIFEIS HIWAYS AND BIwAvs, WE WILL ENCOUNTER NUMEROUS EXPERIENCES WE MAY WISH TO RE-LIVE: FooTsTEPs WE wouLD LIKE TO RETRACE, WE STUDENTS WILL sooN BE TRAVELLINC oNwARD TOWARDS OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS, MORE KNOWLEDGE AND CLEARER PERSPECTIVES, WITH TI-IE PASSING or TIME, SCHOOL.-LIFE---THE r-'uN, THE ROUTINE, THE FRIENDS-- WILL GROW FAINTER AND FAINTER uNTIL,oNLv MEMORIES REMAIN, BUT A FEW MOMENTS SPECULATION AND A GLANCE AT THE '57 - '58 WARRIOR AND EVERY PI-IAsE or OUR JOURNEY -- FROM FRESI-IMAN TO SENIOR -- WILL UNFOLD AND PASS IN gnu!! ,T A 1 . 3:5 1: gy. 234159121 -gay .fb s 5 Ei E A, 5, F 5 ,, F ,Q . E 1 A w W- ff .. U, .W 5, . K , 2 31- -- swf A-5. izaf . . . g m fi' ,AQ .QV Ji . JF 5. K1 ' , k 'b' - ...N sf, QE Ula 5 11 fa? Nlrdu ,QS ' Q i,Q3gge,2xS545'NA? I A I 4 I ff , . A 'wwf ,,.Q,,,5f,,w,f.1f -W. A ,Naam 1