Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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Q Q A jf 'ii AQ Qgffv-+f65afx Nf Mmm 3' GKOTTKN THE WARRIOR 1958- 1959 PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF of OAKRIDGE HIGH scHooL OAKRIDGE, OREGON '.Z1f f?2c73'J3' Oakridge Sc 61' DlStI'iCt 76 OFFICE ans runsr svnsrr OAKRIDGE, OREGON Dear Student: Each year should bring, through us, progress. Progress that can be measured through our deeds. Ie have been challenged by those who have gone before us. As we work to meet this challenge we are simultaneously laying out the challenge to those who will follow. Therefore our progress will be measured by two sets of standards, from those who look back, and from those who come after us. We, as individuals, are privileged to make the choice which will take us in one of two directions. We can better the mark set by those who have gone before us, and keenly challenge those who have gone before us, and keenly challenge those who followg or we can fall short of our goal and so fail our predecessor and our successor. Those who have gone before us and given us our heritage, our challenge, have been true to us. As we acknowledge our one hundredth year as a state we can see the rich land that has been our inheritance, the culture that we enjoy, the society in which we live. Now we must take our turn. To perpetuate is not enough. We must not only perpetuate our way of life, but we must challenge those who follow. Sincerely Ward S , Principal IN MEMORIAM 'From among our midst, to the realm of our hope. DEDICATION , ,pw ,f LLL, f X41 1 To a man who is more like a second father than a teacher and coach, who can turn out district champions year after year, who is loved and and admired by all who know him. In gratitude and appreciation for all of the fine things you have done for us, we wish to dedicate the 1959 Warrior to you, a great teacher, coach, friend and companion, Coach Lee Reeder. Ml NI TRATIO If he is indeed wise he does not b. 1d you enter the house of his wlsdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. N FACULTY X MRS. ANN CUSTER Home Ec. , Vocal Music MRS. ETHEL BOAK Jr- Advisor English 1,Z, Speech Thcspian Adv. WARD SYBOUTS Principal MISS ESTER LANG IRA HEARD Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Auto Mechanics, Prac. , Shorthand, Pep Club Driver's Training Advisor MR. BELDON LABANSKI Instrumental Music MRS. GRACE KRUEGER Librarian Girls' League Adv. ROBERT BOAK Vice-Principal LEE REEDER P.E, 3,-l, Com. Math PAUL FILTER Basketball, Track World History, World Geog. Soph. Advisor Football, Frosh Basketball MISS JOYCE BIRKHOLZ, Arts, Crafts Annual Advisor, Sr. Adv. DAN O'LEARY Mech. Drawing, Shop F.T.A. Advisor WESLEY OWENS P.E. 9, 10, Biology J.V. Football, Ass't. Basketball. Baseball VERN WERTZ Math, Physics Jr. Advisor MRS. CHARLENE RICE English Z, 3 Soph. Advisor MISS CAROL PETERSEN P.E, 1,Z,3,4 MISS FREDRICA RENNER English l, 2, Journalism Spanish . f3J'4'.JZi1,Qfvcc42f Q4 1'M' OTIS BRADEN Gen. Science, Frosh Adv. U-S- History, American MRS. HARRIET MUNNICK PI'0b-. Senior Advisor Sciences, Mathematics Honor Society Advisor SCHOOL BOARD PAUL S. ELLIOT Supa rintendent DON SMITH Clerk YQ. WE! WA LLY NESMITH HUGH COWART AL LEUTHA USER FR ED BAXTER Chairman ERNIE SITTSER CU STODIANS First Row: Ike Kelley, Harold Ellingson, Clarence Doerfler Second Row: Charlie Lee, Carl Robison, Mrs. Ben Meiwes. Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. Nunnally, Mr COOKS s. Bounds. Ray Sassman, Lawrence Hills, Kenny Weber, Carl Robison, Wade Shank, Ray Aslin. W Whul W1-'ll Do Now here There, S Slno ke 1 n 6Hot Cargo' Cooled OH 4 Jllq . Neyvfir 1,00 what lt Taklib n I ndnnp, 0ll Question of Perfection Pllius' ' J . I Ill I ,mon sruwrcma Fon SUPREMACY xuff GBT Y WJ Yu 'YK Head-Hunters Prey It,S Worth the Riqk SENIORS Before us lie the timber Let us build. LARRY WALKER Pep Band 1, 2, 3,43 Annual Staff 3, 4, Photo- graphy Editor 3,43 Hi-Breeze 4, Editor 43 Stu- dent Council 4s Class President 43 Hi-Y 33 Student Body 1, 2, 3, 43 No More Homework 3g Sr. Hall of Fame3 Usher at Bacc. and Comm. 3 JANIS SCHWINDT Girls' League l,Z, 3,43 Pep Club 13 Girls' Glee 13 G.A.A. l,Z, 3,4, Vice-President 43 F.H.A. lg Chorus 3,4Q Annual Staff 43 Hi- Breeze 4, Assistant Editor 43 Jr. Carnival Princess 43 Sr. Hall of Fame 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. JERRY PICKENS 3rd place State Library Poster Contest 13 G.A.A. 13 Pep Club 2,43 Girls' League 2, 33 F. T.A. 3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 43 Jr. Carnival Princess 2.3 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 33 No More Homework 33 Class Treasurer 33 Tree Planting Princess 33 Jr. Marshall at Commencement 33 Student- Faculty Committee 33 Annual Staff 3, 4, Ass't. Editor 3, Editor 43 Hi-Breeze Ass't. Editor 33 See How They Run 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Rally Squad Queen 43 Student Council 43 Storekeeper 4g Senior Hall of Fame 43 Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. DOYLE HAYS Football 1, Z, 3, 4, co-captain 3, 4, honorable mention district 3, all-district lst team 43 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, captain 4, all-district lst team 3, all-district Znd team 43 Baseball 1, Z, 33 Track 1, Z, 3, 43 Student Body Vice-Pres. 33 No More Homework Stage Crew 3g See How They Run Stage Crew 43 Sr. Hall of Fame 43 Student Body l, Z, 3, 4. GERRY LIPPERT Transferred from Pierce, Idaho 43 Football 4g Track 43 Annual Staff 43 Escort at Junior Car- nival 43 Sgt. at Arms of Senior Class3 Sr. Play Crew3 Senior Hall of Fame3 Student Body 4 SHIRLEY DUMONT Band 13 Class Treasurer 13 Tree Planting Princess Z3 G.A.A. lg Pep Club 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4g No More Homework 33 Student Council 43 Stage Crew 43 Student Body l, 2, 3,43 Honor Society 4, Secretary of Girls' League Z. Girls State 3. NANCY HANSON Transferred from Seattle, Washington 43 G.A.A. 43 Honor Society 43 Student Body 4. Band l, Z, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Outstanding Boy 43 BOB HOUSER Transferred from Medford 2.5 Annual Staff 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Jr. Class Vice-President 35 Student-Faculty Leadership Committee45 Student Body President 45 Sr. Hall of Fame 45 Student Council 45Student Body 2, 3, 4. JANICE HAHN Transferred from Orofino, Idaho 45 Senior Class Secretary 45 Honor Society 45 Tree Planting Princess 45 See How They Run 45 Thespians 45 Girls' League 45 Pep Club 45 F.T.A. Secretary 45 Girls' Glee Pres. 45 Senior Hall of Fame 45 Thespian Play Ush- erette 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Body 4. BONNIE COLE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, Student Council 45 President Jr. Class 35 No More Homework 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Senior Hall of Fame 4. GREG JENKINS Football Z, 3, 4, co-captain 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council 35 No More Homework5 See How They Run 45 Senior Hall of Fame, King of Hearts 45 Student Body l, 2, 3,4. DENNIS BERGMAN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 45 Baseball Inspirational Award 2, 35 All-District Basketball 45 All-District Football Znd Team 45 No More Homework 35 See How They Run QStage Managerj 45 Senior Class Vice President5 Senior Hall of Fame5 All-District Baseball, lst Team Z, 35 Junior Carnival General Manager 35 President of Chorus 4. JUDY OVERLUND G.A.A. 152, 35 Girls' League 1,25 Pep Club 1, Z5 F. T.A. 3, 4, President 45 Thespian 45 No More Homework 35 Senior Hall of Fame5 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 45 Outstanding Girl of Girls' Glee 45 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 45 Triple Trio 4. VIOLET UPMEYER Girls' League Z, 3,45 Pep Club Z, 3,45 F. T.A. 45 Library Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Sec. 4 Usherette Graduation 35 Store Keeper 45 Sr. ' Play Stage Crew 45 Girls' Glee 45 Student Body 1,z,3,4. JUDY JENNINGS Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls'League 1, Z, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Senior Hall of Fame, Thespian Play 4, Mother Was A Freshman, Band l,2.. TOM GARCIA Band 1, Z, 3, 4, President 4, Class Vice -Pres. Z, Secretary Hi-Y 3, Radio Club Treasurer 3, Senior Hall of Fame, No More Homework 3, See How They Run 4, Student Council 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, All District Football 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3,4, Track 4, Basketball 3, Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. JOE MEYER Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, Z, 3,4, Senior Hall of Fame, Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA KIRK G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Jr. Carnival Princess 1, Class Secretary Z, Pep Club 3,4, President 4, No More Homework 3, Student Council 4 Secretary 4, Senior Hall of Fame. D MARY LOU MAHANEY Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4, No More Homework 3, G.A.A, l, Z, 3, 4, Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Girls' Glee Z, Annual Staff 4, 'F.T.A. 4, Senior Hall of Fame, Honor Society 4, Treas. Triple Trio 3, 4, Thespian Club 4. LARRY CLARK Class Treasurer 1,Z, 3,4, Football 1,Z,4, Track 3, Basketball Manager 1, Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY LIPPERT Transferred from Vale 4, Student Body 4. PAT ALLEN Transferred from Estacada 43 Pep Club 4g Thespian Play Usherette 43 Student Body 4. GARY ASLIN Band 43 No More Homework 33 Our Town 43 See How They Run 43 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. FRANK CAMPBELL No More Homework Stage Crew 43 See How They Run Stage Crew 43 Student Body l, 2, 3, 4. WILMA ASKINS Transferred from Collbran, Colorado 4g Pep Club 4g Girls' League 43 G.A.A. 43 Student Body 43 Triple Trio 43 Usher at Thespian Play 43 Thespian Club 4. MARCELLA WARRINER Transferred from Mill City 23 Chorus 43 Outstanding Girl 4g Girls' Glee 3, Out- standing girl 33 Girls' League 2, 3,4, Vice- President 33 No More Homework 3g See How They Run 43 Student Body 2, 3, 4g Senior Hall of Fame. DARRELL COCKERILL Freshman Basketba1l3 J. V. Football Z3 V. Football 43 No More Homework 33 See How They Run 43 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. AULENE CLARK Student Body 1, Z, 3,43 F. T.A. lg Pep Club 1,2,33 Girls' League 33 G.A.A. 33 lst Award Home Economics 43 Senior Hall of Fameg Library 3g Band l,2, 3,42 Pep Band . pn DIANA RUEGG Transferred from Ashland Z5 Girls' League Z, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 No More Homework 35 Student Body Z., 3,4. BOB MORTENSEN Transferred from The Dalles 35 Student Body 3, 4. RUSSELL NELSON Transferred 35 Baseball Manager 45 Student Body 3, 4. PAT EICHNER Girls' League l,Z,3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Pep Club 45 F.T.A, 45 Library Club 3,45 Car- nival Queen 35 No More Homework 35 Stu- dent Body Treasurer 45 Student-Faculty Committee 45 Student Council 45 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. JO ANN CO1-'FELT Transferred from Mansfield, Ark. 45 Girls' League 45 G.A.A. 45 Library Club 45 Pep Club 45 Student Body 4. CHARLES LITTLEJOHN Transferred from Mohawk 45 See How Th eY Run 45 Student Body 4. CHARLOTTE VAN CLEAVE Transferred from Bakersfield, California 4 Annual Staff 45 Girls' Glee 45 Band 45 Pep Band 45 Jr. Carnival Stage Show M. C. 45 Stage Crew 45 Usherette for Senior Play 45 Student Body 45 Girls' League. JOANNE KIRKLAND Transferred fro Roseburg Z5 O.H.S. Am- bassadors Club 25 Senior Play Stage Crew 45 Girls' League 45 Chorus 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Student Body 2, 3, 4. PATT ELLIS No More Homework 35 Our Town 45 See How They Run 45 Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL TRIEBWASSER No More Homework 35 Annual Staff 3, Art Editor 35 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. PAT ANDERSON Girls' League 1,2, 3,45 Treasurer 45 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3,45 Secretary 45 Girls' Glee Z5 Conser- vation lst Place Award 35 Pep Club 45 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4, IOLA MAE ELY Band 15 Girls' Glee 25 Girls' League 45 Student Body l, Z, 3, 4. DON SI-IANBECK Freshman Basketball 15 Track Z5 Hi-Breeze 35 Student Body 1, Z, 3, 4. PAT ROUNDS Band 1, Z, 3,45 Pep Band 1, Z, 35 Leader 45 Pep Club 45 Student Body l, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN SHEARER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Pep Club Z, 3, 45 Girls' League 45 Student Body 1,Z, 3,4. SENIOR HALL Jerry Pickens Larry Clark Barbara Kirk Joe Meyers BEST FIGURE Sr PHYSIQUE MQST TYPICAL Dennis Bergman Janice Hahn MOST POPULAR Greg Jenkins Bonnie Cole B012 HOUSSI' Pat Eichner BEST LOOKING FRIENDLIEST c ., X T' 4 1 Q 2 Judy Overlund Jerry Lippert OF FAME ,,..- D - - ,vkgmwwiwixiesxx g 1 Bob Mortensen Aulene Clark BEST DANCERS Larry Walker Mary Lou Mahaney BEST DR ESSED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Jennings Tom Garcia Doyle Hays Janice Schwindt WITTIEST MOST ATI-IT II r'1r' Violet Upmeyer gy I As 5 , K W, x fi K Q Chai 1' lc s Littlcjohn .. ..f-3 .J 4- -.,:f+ : U,-. Q 13 ' ' 9 ' in jk ,ff nik! V ,. ' ' MF' Evelyn Shcarc r SENIOR BABY PICTURES A vwfwl ' ww 3. :fi - , if up ' s if A . ll ' fr A yr , .,,. , Pat Anderson Aulene Clark Bonnie Cole Larry Walker Janis Schwindt wr ..--., ': ,, , H A' 4 ff? ,, 'M -- l ' . ,..iyf f,,, b ' 'V ill' I , -V . , V iv, lola Lily Marcella Warriner Shirley Dulvlont Judy Jennings Jerry Lippert Barbara Kirk Jerry Pickens Mary Lou Mahancy Cliarlottc Vain Clcavc Diana Rucgg Wilma Askins Gary .-Xslin Gruq Jenkins , f'5g-nffiis X, if X 1. x 'H v X he 11 ,. X Q. Q v i?ggws1'E'- 1 ' 'ggqqiiwfw sg Q. -' i Tom Garcia Pat A llcn Pat Eichnc r Judy Ove rland +,: ,X . xi , , , 2 A 9 Nanny Hanson -..-. i M +A - nf X i X :i ha ' . L 'ia' 533- ' -fx. K - A gi' ff: x -ff As: .f.'73'f -x , . . X i gg 551 V 'i .7 Wm' .113 A' Bob Housc r Joanne Kirkland Jzlnicu Hahn Y f A ,ln llrri 6 H6 yllllpgelf , 1410 llfm The- xvl'l'Sllliil' 'Villain' Young Sm ie-l Hinds i Taking Measures . A - . , aif 'ifhii Fanlllfu' 'ui . Q , 1 ' .Allow nu-, lmimr. lbisplu III' ',Il '. nk N 1 Quite Human 0 i Big Man for His Size The Small and Run- 1 Q JUNIORS AND UNDERCLASSMEN U V'q'11' I xx ARTHUR AMOS JUNIOR The junior class sponsored many of the main events of the year. They were in charge of the Homeeoming activities and the dance after the game. In March the class held the Junior Car- nival which was their main money-making project of the year. Karen Johnston, the junior princess, was chosen queen. Be- sides the class play, Tw1ex'e Angry Pe- op1e, they sponsored the prom and ban- quet in the senior's honor. MARU ICE ANDERSON BARBARA BARELS SCOTT BAXTER DARYL BERGESON MIKE BOAK JOE BOSTICK PEGGY CASEY JAMES CATHY DELORIS COUNCIL ROGER COWART TOM CRAFTS ' BARBARA DANIELS CARMEN DENISON STEVE GRAHAM KEITH HALL TIM HAROI.SON EVAN HARRIS ALICE HARRISON IULI HIGGINS PAM I-IOLENLAN IOHN HUGHES CLASS Class Officers PRESIDENT ....... .--- D avid Klosterman VICE PRESIDENT ------ Maurice Anderson SECRETARY ------ ---Ruth Ann Williams TREASURERU -UPCSSY CaSeY IAYEBERT ARNOLD EVANS JANELL FRYMIRE RALPH GILKISON CAROLYN GOMBERT E BEVERLY GRAHAM STEVE IRWIN MICK JENNINCS DELANO JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSTON CARL KARLBURG JOHN KINCAID DAVID KLOSTERMAN JOLENE KOCER RICHARD LAMBER1 ROBERT LAMBERT KENNETH umm CAROLE MAHANEY MARTHANA MCFETRIDGI-I DICK MONTGOMEF BRUCE NELSON MAUREEN NELSOIN DONNA NENCINI WALLY OVERLUNI HELEN RAMERIZ BARBARA ROLLINS TERRY RUND MAIIREEN SALISRURY DORIS SIECEL ED SPALINGER DONNA SPENCER GEORGIA SNTDER STUART SNYDER JANET STANLEY HARRY SWANK ED TAIIOR PAT VERRIER CAROL WESTLING RUTH WILLIAMS KAREN WILSON SONDRA WHITAKER ROIEERTA RATTRAY JOHN RIOS ELAINE ROISISON 5 'Epi f1.' 4 , SOPHOMORE CLASS GARY ACKERSON DENNIS ANDERSON SUE ASLIN DONNA BARNETT JIM BASTIAN DUANE BOAK ROY BOUNDS LARRY CASE JUDY CLARK DONALD COUNCIL PEGGY CRIST BILL CU TSFORTH LINDA DILWORTI-I LARRY DRETSCH BUDDY EBERT CAROLINE EICHNER TERRY FREDRICKSON MARGARET GARCIA DEANNA GIBBS LLOYD GOFF LINDA GREER JACCI HAI-IN PAULA I-IANKINS DAISY HENRY TERRY .JENSEN Class Officers PRESIDENT ------ ---- D an Pokorny VICE PRESIDENT ------ Jaccie Hahn SEC. -TREAS.-H ---Jerry Long DUANA IOHNS SANDI IONES PRES TON JONES TRUDA KELLY IEILL KLIPPSTEIN i IULIE KREILING SANDRA KNUDSEN TOM LATHAM IO LEE JUDY LOEW IERRI LONG DEE LYNCH VERNETTA MANNING STAN MATTIE SUE MOLAUGHLIN ROBERT MOKEE NANCY MERTZ IANICE MILLER ALAN MORTENSEN BOB NIECE JUDY OSDURYX DOROTHY OVERLUND DAN PORORNX DAVE PATTERSON ROLAND PETERSON Sophomores BILL RACY JUDY RAY WAYNE REETZ ULANNIE REINS DOUG RUSSELL DAVID SEATON KATHLEEN SITTSER CHARLES SMITH CLIFFORD SMITH MARGARET SMITH CHRIS STANLEY ALITA STONEBURG STANLEY STONEBURG LA NELL STROTHER DAVID TAYLOR PATSY TILLER LINDA VAN KERVAN JUDY VEARRIER CARL WELLS CARIENE WELLS JO ANN WHITE CHIERYL WHITAKER DOUGLAS WILSON ANN YEAGER RONNIE YINGLING FRESHMAN CLASS FRANCES ALLARD SKIP ANDERSON STEVE BALDERSTON TOM BATES DALE BARNES DAVE BATSON KATHY BERGMAN RICHARD BOGAN DUFFY CLARK NONA CLINE XYMOND CLONINGER ISAN COLE ICHARD COLE JY CRAFTS ERALDINE CUTHER GERALD DAVIDSON BILL DeFORREST BILL DICKSON ET!-IEL DILWORTH LESLIE DRETSCH ig ' ,K Q X X. SIGRID ENDRESEN JILL ENGLE DAVID 1zu.1NcsoN DIANE F1.1zM1Nc TOM coma Freshmen J, 5553 51, M: I Q A 'Q' H, as ' 1 is I .I Q SHARON HOUSER SUE HUGHES JENETTA JOHNSON SANDRA JONES JOHN KARLBURG CLEVELAND KINCAID DOUGLAS LEISH ALLAN LOFTIS BRUCE LONG KATHLEEN MAHANEY RENEE MCATEE MELVIN MCDANIELS JAN MCLAUGHLIN JAMES MILLER ROGER MITCHELL JIM MORRISON KAREN MORTENSEN BARBARA NEEL SONJA O'IlRIEN RICHARD PATTERSON HOWARD PHEARSON RACHEL POKORNY BILL RIDENOUR ROMONA ROBERTSON JANET ROBISON Class Officers PRESIDENT -- ---- --B511 DeForrest VICE PRESIDENT--- ---Bruce Long SEC. - TREAS. --- --Nona Cline FRED ROGERS IANET ROLLINS RAY ROUNDS PAM SALISBURY KAREN SAYRE JERRY SIIANBECK DIANA SMITH TOMMY APALINCER KAY STALLINCS HENERY STARKEY EDNA STROTHER CHARLES SVENDSEN LARRY TISCHER DIANA WARNER LINDA WEBER ZELMA WHEELER KATHERINE WILLIAMS MARIE WILLSON LOIS WILSON JANIS WISER GARY WOOLRIDGE RITA UPMEYER SHARON ZACI-LARY 1-Ls I 5 fisffwfsgkgf i .. Q .1 fx- I My 1 ...Q . ii g riiff A ::., '1 ,S , xii. y +L: if ' I . ' I . . ,,:. . w F I f 5, .1 3, N, ,S I QQ . ,: 5 wk g I - 3 bl QF Q .9355 f ' IH QM' ol, 1-', F Epo .r-All-l'l'l Why.: Mr' lu Did DDT D0 lt? A I CAN 1 S MEM A CHEA ,ER BIl.Ylf4 l7l7f7117,H HUNTED .yn war' .V no-ra' Arc- The-y Now? he ' Won ' who ol n ufl'l'n am 801110 I hlllq funny 'Dv , 1? rv Tlulwf n OnlY You to n fi D -khaki F! Ulead If . 1 7 1 53 iv nl un' With: hcl? him ORGANIZATIONS fill ' ,-9 rtant thing is, not so much The impo ' hat direction where we stand, as 1n W ' ll we are mov1ng. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Body President Bob I-louser First row: Pat Eichner, Barbara Kirk, Bob l-Iouser Stuart Snyder, Larry Walker, David Klosterman. Second row: Bonnie Cole, Judy Overlund, Bruce Long, Shirley DuMont, Dan Pokorny, Jerry Pickens, Maurice Anderson, Mick Jennings, Mr. Ward Sybouts The Student Council, consisting of the elected student body officers as well as a representative from each class and club, functioned as the executive body of the school. Under the fine guidance of Prin- cipal Ward Sybouts, this group has served the school by providing an effective govern- ment. lt is an active organization, promoting student elections, benefit dances, games and other extracurricular activities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top-First row: Jerri Long, Roger Cowart, Dorothy Overlund, Dave Paterson, Linda Greer, Dan Pokorny. Second row: Mrs. Harriet Munnick, Jerry Pickens, Nancy llzinson, Bonnie Cole, Juli Higgins, Arthur Amos, Marthanna MCFetridge. Third row: Karen Wilson, Janis Hahn, Maurice Anderson, Violet Upmeyer, Scott Baxter, Mary Lou Mahaney, Shirley DuMont. Members of this organization were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. A formal initiation was held in November for the new members. They were honored at a tea following the in- duction given by Student Council. Together with Mrs. Munnick, their advisor, this group was active in student affairs. vb A SENIORS Front row: Janice Hahng Jerry Pickens, editor, Judy Overlund, Organizations editor, Mary Lou Mahaney. Standing: Charlotte Van Cleave, Janis Schwindtg Shirley DuMont, Business Managerg Larry Walker, Photography editorg Jerry Lippertg Bob Houser, sports editorg Miss Birkholz, Advisor. WARRIOR STAFF all Front row: Marthanna McFetridge5 Scott Baxter, Ass't. editorg Maurice JUNIORS Anderson, Ass't. Sports editorg Juli Higgins, Ass't. Organizations editor. Standing: Karen Wilson, Ass't Photography editor, Janell Frymire, Art editor, Carol Westling, Ass't. Business Manager, Mike Boak. Editor--- -- -- A s sistant Editor Sports Editor -- -- Greg Jenkins Reporters -- Advisor --- in N is Left to Right: Miss Renner, Advisor, T. Garcia, M. McFetridge, J. Pickens, L. Walker, B. Houser, G. Jenkins, J. Schwindt. Larry Walker --- -- Janice Schwindt HIB -- Tom Garcia, Bob Houser Marthanna Mc Fetridge Jerry Pickens -- Frederica Renner The school paper, the Ridge Hi-Breeze had a small but choice staff in 58 - 59. A11 the staff were seniors except one junior. Earlier in the year Mr. Sybouts drew a Warrior head for the front page to make a quicker and neater front page heading. . The paper was small this year and was published every other week. STAFF PEP CLUB Top row: E. Strother, J. Wiser, L. Weber, D. Smith, N. Cline, Z. Wheeler, J. Engle, D Fleming, K. Stallings, J. Hahn, P. Hankins, S. Draper, D. Spencer. Second row: M. Wil son, F. Allard, S. Jones, R. McAtee, S. O'Brian, K. Williams, S. Houser, S. Endresen, D Ovcrlund, L. Greer, C. Whitaker, J. Kocer. Third row: K. Sayre, A. Stoneburg, M. Smith S. Jones, L. Strother, J. Ray, P. Crist, K. Mahaney, R. Williams, S. Aslin, D. Johns, McLaughlin, Cr. Cuthbertson. Fourth row: C. Gombert, P. Casey, Cv. Dennison, P. Holeman J. Frymire, M. Nelson, B. Barrels, C. Westling, J. Kreiling, M. Garcia, M. McFeteridgc Fifth row: S. Hughes, A. Harrison, S. Whitaker, D. Ruegg, P. Anderson, V. Upmeyer, E Shearer, P. Rounds, J. Hahn, J. Lee. Sixth row: B. Kirk, J. Long, E. Robison, K. Wilson J. Pickens, J. Higgins, Advisor Miss Lang. Barbara Kirk, Pres.3 Peggy Casey, V. -Pres., Carol West- ling, Treas.g Miss Lang, Advisor, Carole Mahaney, Sec. lnot picturedl. The Pep Club functioned well this year in promoting enthusiasm and good sportsmanship at the games. Many of the members made the trip to Medford during football season to support the team at the State Tournament. One of the main points of business of the year was the acquisition of new uniforms. The girls selected purple pleated skirts and lavender sweat- ers. Among the activities sponsored by the Pep Club were the Sweetheart's Ball, after-game danc and moneymaking projects. CS MSS ' s I P-Ll Juli Higgins SQUAD JC Q7 Je 1-ry Pickens Queen K . in Long az-en W11SOn G. A. A. First row: L. Ridout, P. Holeman, S. Whitaker, C. Whitaker, J. Kreiling, C. Denison, P. Casey, E. Robison. Second row: H. Ramirez., K. Stallings, N. Cline, L. Dilworth, B. Neel, K. Mortensen, C. Cuthbertson, J. Rollins, R. Pokorny, K. Sayer, M. Minkler. Third row: J. Engle, Z. Wheeler, D. Fleming, B. Kirk, D. Ruegg, E. Dilworth, D. Warner, D. Smith, S. Cole, R. Williams, K. Johnston. Fourth row: L. Weber, R. MCAtee, S. Encl- rescn, M. Warriner, S. Jones, M. Smith, C. Wells, M. Wilson, J. Wiser, J. Frymire, P. Taylor. Fifth row: W. Askins, M. Mahaney, N. Mertz, C. Eichner, J. Jennings, B. Barrels J. Lippert, M. Nelson, N. Hanson, J. Coffelt, S. Houser, R. Upmeyer, K. Williams. K. Mahaney, Point Keeper P. Anderson, Treasurer M. Garcia, Secretary J. Schwindt, Vice-President B. Cole, President Miss Peterson, Advisor 1 GIRLS' LEAGUE Top row, left to right: C. Jughes, P. Casey, F.. Robison, K. Wilson, K. Sittser, D. Gibbs, R. Robertson, P. Henkins, C. Whitaker, J. Lee, J. Vearrier. Second row: C. Nestling, G. Cuthbertson, S. Zachary, C. Wells, L. Van Keuren, S. Endresen, Z. Wheeler, K. Fleming, E. Dilworth, J. Frymire, M. Warriner, N. Hansen, J. Coffelt. Third row: D. Spencer, D. Warriner, S. Cole, S. l-louser, R. Uprneyer, N. Cline, K. Stallings, J. Rollins, M. Minkler, P. Salisbury, D. Simerit. Fourth row: K. Mahaney, J. Wiser, R. McAtee, S. Jones, L. Greer, D. Overlund, J. Hahn, J. Kocer, K. Mortenson, L. Weber, D. Smith, J. Robison. Fifth row: P. Varrier, B. Barrels, M. Nelson, D. Minkler, H. Ramirez, M. Mahaney, J. Hahn, J. Mc- Loughlin, S. Ray, P. Holeman, B. Cole, B. Neel, M. Wilson, P. Tiller, Mrs. Kreuger, I. Bly, L. Ridout, D. Nencini, K. Johnston, C. Denison. Sixth row: S. Whitaker, J. Jennings, J. Lippert, D. Ruegg, J. Schwindt, V. Upmeyer, B. Fleming, W. Askins. Seventh row: J. Higgins, M. Garcia, P. Anderson, S. DuMont, P. Eichner, J. Long, M. McFeteridge. The Girls' League is one of the largest organizations in Oakridge High. This organization's main purpose is to perform services for others. Advised by Mr. GTZ-ICC Kreuger, the Girls' League sponsors other activities during the year. Among them are the Big and Little Sister Party, Twirp Week, A Mothers' Tea, and a Spring Dance. Officers: Pat Anderson, Treas.g Pat Eichner, V. Pres., Juli Higgins, Scrapbook Chrn.g Marthanna McFetridge, Reporter, Jerrie Long, Roll Taker, Shirley DuMont, Pres Margret Garcia, Secretary. THESPIANS Front row: A. Amos, D. Montgomery, M. Boak, C. Mahaney, J. Higgins, M. McFetridge, R. Cowart, S. Snyder. Second row: Advisor, Mr. Braden, G. Aslin, J. Jennings, P. Casey, K. Johnston, P. Rounds, S. Graham, E. Harris, Advisor, Mrs. Boak. Third row: R. Trieb wasser, W. Askins, P. Allan, B. Graham, J. Hahn, J. Overlund, D. Bergman, H. Swank, D Cockerill, P. Ellis. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row: P. Eichner, J. Pickens, Treasurer, J. Overlund, President, J. Hahn, Secretary, M. Mahaney, Second row: K. Mahaney, V. Upmeyer, J. Wiser, Advisor, Mr. O'Leary, R. Pokorny, R. McAtee. LIBRARY CLUB SSL Marcella Warriner, Pat Eichner, Violet Upmeyer, Joanne C Ruegg, Bonnie Cole. OFFICE STAFF .., 4... N . pai.-xv offelt, Diana Pat Eichner, Sally Ray, Carol Westling, Violet Uprneyer, Karen Wilson, Shirley Dulviont, Barbara Kirk, Mary Lou Mahaney. CHORUS Front row: J. Loew, V. McLeod, J. Lippert, D. Spencer, C. Wells, S. McLaughlin, A. Yingling J. Clark, Mrs. Custer, Advisor. Second row: J. Schwindt, P. Casey, J. Vearrier, L. Strother, J. Kirkland, M. Warriner, V. Manning, L. Dilworth, S. Knudsen. Third row: R. Williams, M. Salsbury, K. Wilson, L. Dretsch, D. Bergman, R. Nelson, EJ. Harris, K. Smith, P. Crist, J. Jennings . XXL.. The Chorus has provided fine entertainment for the enjoyment of the school and the community. They have participated in many events includ- ing Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. GIRLS GLEE Top row: Joann White, Sharon Zachary, Sonja O'Brien, Diane Warner, Pam Salisbury, Carolyn Cvoclsey, Zelrna Wheeler, Ethel Dilworth. Bottom row: Judy Overlund, Barbara Kirk, Violet Upmeyer, Sharon Houser, Rita Upmeyer Janice Wiser, Susan Cole, Janice Hahn. Aecompanist: Mrs. Ann Custer. Not pictured: Jill Engle, Charlotte Van Cleave. TRIPLE TRIO Peggy Casey, Carol Westling, Wilma Askins, Judy Overlund, Juli Higgins, Karen Wilson, Mary Lou Mahaney, Marcella Warriner, Pam lloleman. Accompanist: Ruth Ann Williams. 'THQ gg? A' Front row: Carmen Dennison, Gary Wolridge, Gary Aslin, Nancy Mertz, Larry Walker, Terry Jensen, Julie Kreiling. Second row: Patsy Tiller, Deloris Council, Aulene Clark, Janet Robison, Katherine Williams, Diane Smith, Linda Weber, Margaret Garcia, Dave Klosternian, Donna Nincini, Linda Van Kuren. Third row: Gary McAtee, Harry Swank, Ron Yingling, Jolene Kocer, Rachel Pokorny, Evelyn Shearer, Mike Boak, Karen Morten- sen, Judy Clark, Steve Graham, Carl Karlburg, Karen Johnston, Mickey Jennings. Fourth row: Richard Cole, Carl Wells, Stan Mattie, Tom Spalinger, Charles Svendsen, Cleveland Kincaid, Ecl Spalinger, Jim Morrison, Allan Loftis, Charlotte Van Cleave, Ray Hounds, Preston Jones, Wayne Reetz, Larry Tischer. Fifth row: Mr. LaBansky, Pat Rounds, Duane Boak, Bry Engle, Gary Ackerson, Tom Goacl, Skip Anderson. CONCERT BAND OUTSTANDING GIR L Margaret Garcia OUTSTANDING BOY Larry Walker Front row: Patsy Tiller, Janet Robison, Katherine Williams, Diane Smith, Julie Kreiling, Linda Weber, Margaret Garcia, Dave Klosterman. Second row: Charles Svendsen, Mike Boak, Jolene Kocer, Rachel Pokorny, Evelyn Shearer, Karen Mort- ensen, Carl Knrlburg, Karen Johnston. Third row: Cleveland Kincaid, Ed Spalinger, Jini Morrison, Allen Loftis, Charlotte Van Cleave, Ray Rounds, Preston Jones, Wayne Reetz, Fourth row: Pat Rounds, Terr Jensen L W lk Dennison, Tom Goad, Duane Boak, Ga y , arry a er, Nancy Mertz, Carmen A slin. BAND Front row: Rachel Pokorny, Jolene Koeer, Margaret Garcia, Julie Kreiling, Dave Klosterman. Second row: Mickey Jenning Eddie Spalinger, Jim Morrison, Cleveland row: Bry Engle, Dwane Boak. Nancy Mertz Julie Kreiling Carmen Dennison Kincaid, Preston Jones, Wayne Reetz. Bac 51 k OUTSTANDING IN GIRLS' GLEE Judy Ove rlund Senior Marcella Warriner Senior x CHO GHT I Larry Dretsch N Sophomore Dennis Bergman Senior OUTSTANDING CHORUS MEMBERS VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: Steve Irwin, Mickey Jennings, .Tow Meyers, Dennis Bergman, Doyle llays, Gregg Jenlains, Gerry Lippert, Tom Cvarcia, Coach Paul Filter. Second row: Larry Dretsch, Wally Overlunnl, Mike Boak, Evan Harris, Stuart Snyder, Chris Stanley, Joe Bostiek, Jim liastain. Third row: Manager Larry Case, Charles Svendsen, Bruce Long, Bill Cutsfortli, Bill Delforrest, David Paterson, Steve Graham, David Taylor, Ass't. Coach Wesley Owens. Fourth row: Manager Art- hur Amos, Manager Carl Wells, Melvin McDaniels, Preston Jones, Doug Wilson, Tom Cvoacl, Duffy Clark, Darrell Cockerill. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1959 September We 'Ili-ry Sutherlin ----- ---7 - 7 Pleasant Hill--- ---13 - b Willamette --- ---13 - 13 October Drain ------ -- Z6 - 12 Junction City --- -- Z6 - 0 Saint Francis -- -- 18 - O Central Linn -- -- 33 - 7 Creswell ---- -- 34 - lO November Elmira ----- -- Z6 - O :5:Eagle Point ------ -- 33 - 6 1FState play-off game Greu Jcnklns' CO-Captalu Doyle Havs. Cin-rx.,i . 1 5 X -A ' 1 A L .t MIT t VKL: Q we A by l. yOQ W W X x, K - - i : XA- ig: :,, Af . . . , X Q X W PM X X l 5 3 S X ,f .K .1 r A .,Q.Eg,,, Y X A X W N x gt M . NW. H ,nz . i . . ., X Q pf Q N N Q ff- 7 X ig X if X xr K , k :A-w w is X li W Q. , Q 'W Q ww R A. P- A Qs: Greg Gerry Dennis Torn Doyle Joe Darrell ',- Senior Lettermen Gerry Lippcrt Dennis Bergman w 'l'o m G11 ruin Joe Nlcycrs Darrell Coekcrill The Warrior football team had a very successful year, winning the district championship. The team was undefeated during the regular season with only two ties to mar their winning record. Oakridge placed three members of their squad on the all-district team. Halfback Doyle Hays, a senior, was a unanimous choice of all the coaches. Tackle Joe Bostick, a junior, and Guard Tom Garcia, a senior, were also choices from Oakridge. Seniors Dennis Bergman and Joe Meyers and a junior Mickey Jennings were picked for lower teams. Bruce Long takes out Central Coach Paul Filter was fully satisfied Lingus left end for a good gain- on winning a district championship on his first year as football coach at Oakridge. The Warrior squad also boasted the two leading league scorers. They were Doyle Hays, a senior, and Chris Stanley, a sophomore. .v FOCTBALL ,S Front row, left to right: Bill DeForrest, Tom Goad, Ray Rounds, Bill Racy, Bill Cutsforth, Wayne Reetz, Dee Lynch, Melvin McDaniels. Second row: Carl Wells, Fred Rogers, Bruce Long, .lim Bastian, Gary McAtee, Jim Morrison, David Taylor, Coach Wesley Owens, Top row: Dave Patterson, Duffy Clark, Chuck Svendsen, Larry Dretch, Doug Wilson, Preston Jones , if ' V S. t .X K v 'N' Quarterback Dennis Bergman takes a breather in the Central Linn game. Bruce Long Packs the Plgskin for OHS Halfback Doyle Hays races , , for the goal post. Chris Stanley heads for another TD. Gettin' ready for the second half. Button, button, who's go the button? VA RISITY BASKETBALL Left to right: Coach Lee Reeder, Doyle Hays, Cvreg Jenkins, Dennis Bergman, Bob Houser, Dave Klosterman, Bry Engle, Stuart Snyder, Evan Harris, Roger Cowart, Steve Irwin. Front: Managers Ed Tabor, Larry Case. . V BAS KETBALL First row, left to right: Wayne Reetz, Dan Pokorny, Ed Spalinger, Chris Stanley, Jim Bastian, Duane Boak, Manager Alan Mortensen, Second row: Manager Doug Wilson, Don Council, Dave Patterson, Darwin Bergeson, Bill Racy, Roland Peterson, Coach Wesley Owens. Third row: Wally Overlund, Evan Harris, Steve Irwin, Robert McKee. if Greg Jenkins Guard A41 , HU Dennis Berk Forward Roger Cowart Guard Dave Klosterman Center Stuart Snyder Captain Doyle Hays Guard Q.. U i Fob Houser Opward 353 -6 1? . '23 I 4,- 5 4 N x in QQ 1 5 4 ,K x ,....f JRR, .- L,-W-1 55 fl? 2. f 45411 ki 4 lx.. 5523 BASEBALL Front row: Wayne Reetz, Russel Nelson, Carl Karlburg, Jerry Powell, Dave Patterson, Bill DeForrest, Bruce Long, .Tim Miller, Dennis Bergman, Joe Meyers, Dareld Clark. Second row: Buddy Ebert, Jim Morrison, Dan Pokorny, Jim Bastian, Chris Stanley, Roger Cowart Mickey Jennings, Greg Jenkins, Maurice Anderson, Tom Garcia and Coach Wesley Owens ' Q Dennis Bergman Oakridge's baseball team had an exceptionally good year this year by winning 15 games and losing only 3. Oakridge won the District 5 A-2. champion ship and had three All District selections. Dennis Bergman was selected as the District All Star pit cher, Joe Meyers was selected as the District All Star outfielder, Tom Garcia as the District All Star catcher. Roger Cowart was awarded honorable mention as shortstop. District All Star Pitcher April 3 Junction City April 10 Pleasant Hill April 17 Willamette April 24 Creswell May l Elmira May 5 Bye May 8 St. Francis May 12 Central Linn May 15 Drain Joe Meyers District All Star Outfielder away home away home away away home home Tom Garcia District All Star Catcher Greg Jenkins TRACK 'sf First row: Harry Swank, Mike Boak, Tom Garcia, Jim Bastion, Chris Stanley, Greg Jenkins, Roger Cowart, Jerry Lippert. Second row: Larry Dretsch, Dave Patterson, Roland Peterson, Bob Houser, Dennis Bergman, Dave Klosterrnan, Stuart Snyder, and Tim Haralson. Javelin 386' 9 Brb Hou er John Hughes Tom Garcia 440 relay team, 45.6 seconds Greg Jenkins Roger Cowart Chris Stanley Dave Klosterman Low Hurdles 21. Z seconds Chris Stanley 100 yard dash 10.1 seconds Greg Jenkins Chris Stanley High Hurdles 15. 9 seconds Roland Peterson 440 yard relay team: left to right: Dave Klosterman, Chris Stanley, Roger Cowart and Greg Jenkins. The ha A ppier the time, the more quickly it passes. CTIVITIES FOOTBALL m3OI QZ-300 1958 HOMECOMING DUEEN JO and HER COURT QUEEN JO LEE, Sophomore FRESHMAN PRINCESS Nona Cline SENIOR PRINCESS Jerry Pickens JUNIOR PRINCESS Sondra Whitaker QUEEN KAREN JOHNSTON, Junior JUNICR CARNIVAL QUEEN KAREN I AND HER COURT One of the highlights of the school year was the Junior Carnival held February the twenty-eighth. It was sponsored by the Jr. class and was their major activity. The theme of the evening was Dog Patch Daze' which was carried out extensively in the decor of the numerous booths, the dance and the stage show. The junior mothers sponsored and managed a cafeteria. The climaxing event of the evening was the Coronation at which Karen Johnston, the junior princess, was crowned queen. FRESHMAN PRINCESS Linda Weber SENIOR PR INCESS Janice Schwindt SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Paula Hankins 1-MYOB SK!LL? Q, x K x f Left, Senior Princess Janice Hahn. Back, Junior Princess Donna Nencini. Right, Sophomore Princess Dawana Johns. Front, Freshman Princess Carolyn Hughes. TREE PLANTING 1959 ig THESPIAN PLAY Our Town OUR TOWN Play cast Stage Manager --- Emily Webb -- Dr. Gibbs --- Mrs. Webb--- George Gibbs --- Mrs. Gibbs -- Mr. Webb ------ Simon Stimson --- Mrs. Soames -- Rebecca Gibbs --- --- Wally Webb ------- --- Professor Willard Joe 81 Si Crowell -- --- Howie Newsome --- --- Constable Warren Sam Craig ------ Joe Stoddard ----- Woman in Balcony Man in Auditorium Lady in the Box ---- -- Baseball Players - Scott Baxter Ma rthanna McFete ridge Stuart Snyder Juli Higgins Roger Cowart Sally Ray Arthur Amos Evan Harris Pat Rounds Carole Mahaney Allen Mortenson Steve Graham Dick Montgomery Harry Swank Pat Ellis Mike Boak Steve Graham Judy Jennings Mike Boak Karen Johnston Dennis Bergman Gary Aslin Our Town by Thorton Wilder was the Thespian Play directed by Mrs Ethel Boak. The dress rehearsal was glven to the student body Friday, November 7. Saturday, November 8, the per formance was given to the public Our Town was a dramatic pro duction using no settings. The play was about Emily Webb's life from a young girl to after her death 2 I -? JUNIOR PLAY CAST: Stuart Snyder Arthur Amos Steve Irwin Joe Bostick Ed Spalinger David Klosterrnan Carole Mahaney Marthanna McFetridge Mick Jennings Juli Higgins Ruth Williams Carol Westling Susan Draper Twelve Angry People, by Re- ginald Rose, was presented by the junior class on Thursday, December 18. The dress rehearsal for the students was held during the after- noong the public performance, at eight o'clock that evening. The play portrayed a jury in deliber- ation over a case built against a boy charged with murder. It was directed jointly by Mrs. Ann Cus- ter and Mr. Vern Wertz, the class advisors. SEBHCHIPUAY First row: Darrell Cockerill QPolice Sargentj, Janice Hahn Qlda, a maid, Marcella Warriner QMiss Skillonl, Greg Jenkins QClive Wintonj, Jerry Pickens QPene1ope Toopj. Second row: Charles Littlejohn QBishop of Laxl, Tom Garcia QRev. Lionel Toopl, Pat Ellis QCommunist Spyl, Gary As1inlRev. Humpheryl. D ...Q ee Hom! They Run iq SENIOR TRIP At 4 am, being birght-eyed and bushy tailed, the seniors left Oakridge on a chartered Greyhound bus. The seniors that didn't go to bed the night before, caught up on their sleep before we arrived at Oceanlake. At 92-im, we en- joyed breakfast at the pancake house and then moved on to the Surf-Tides beach, where some went horseback riding and others enjoyed a cold dip in the ocean. An indoor swimming pool accom- modated the few who didn't want to brave the cold beach and in- coming tide. When lunch time arrived, everyone was ready for some nourishment. Previous arrange - ments had been made at the Charkel Broiler restaurant where we enjoyed a very Well prepared lunch. l After lunch some went shop- ping while others took a canoe ride at a nearby lake, in which nearly everyone eventually got thrown into the lake. At mid-afternoon, we re- turned to Surf-Tides beach where bathing beauties finished the tan for burnj that they had started to achieve in the morning. In the late afternoon, we left for Fogarty Park where we ate our supper, played games, and later enjoyed a beach party. We left the coast about 10 pm and arrived back in Oakridge about 3 am, very tired and sleepy but happy with the fun and memories we will have in the future of our senior trip. VA LEDICTORIAN Violet Upmeye r SCHOLASTIC PRESS AWARDS Uournalism Ez Annualj Larry Walker AWARDS ALMA MATER SONG AWARD SALUTATORIAN Mary Lou Mahaney Ruth Williams O.H.S, Alma Mater Hail Alma Mater Thy name uphold. Hail to Purple Mighty your colors and gold. your warriors Mighty their fame. Hail to the school we love Praise we now thy name. Though we soon leave thee Though time ebbs on. Still we'll remember Days that are gone. May we bring honor Through all the years. An ne'er forget the school That we hold so dear, SCHOOL PLAQUE AWARDS Charles Littlejohn - drama Violet Upmeyer - scholarship V---V CHEMISTRY AWARD Carol Mahaney Janice Hahn - leadership Larry Walker - music BAUSCH - LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Greg Jenkins INSPIRATIONAL FOOTBALL AWARD Doyle Hays INSPIRATIONAL TRACK AWARD Bob Houser l INSPIRATIONAL BASEBALL AWARD Dennis Bergman l X INSPIRATIONAL BASKETBALL AWARD Doyle Hays DELTA BAKER ATHLETIC AWARD Dennis Bergman 81 Doyle Hays l - I J GORDON STANLEY MEMORIAL AWARD Qcitizenship, scholarship, athleticsl Greg Jenkins K f tp Sa1l1'C3ll01'Y ' Marie Louise Mahaney Education: Timber to Build in the Realm of the Spirit Dr. Clifford Maser , Speaker Opportunity Favors the Prepared Mind CLASS OF 1959 Valedictory '- Violet O. Upmeyer Education: Timber to Build World Peace ,......,..m..muw M ,n XX-.. N wnqg Ln 5 . 1 X 5 --:. x 'K.. K f 1 4 5 8 X NWN . al' Y us., WILSON'S LOCKERS 8. SUPPLY First 81 Beech Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. RAY SHERLOCK CHEVRON STATION Standard Oil 81 Atlas Products Complete Automotive tune-up Compliments of OAKRIDGE VARIETY Congratulations to Class of '59 JOHN'S SHOES AND SPORTSWEAR 0alcridge's only family shoe store TEMPLE'S SPORTING GOODS Johnson Motors - Boats Hunting - Fishing Camping - Equipment American First Choice By a Margin of Millions HIL LS CHEVROLET CO. COOPERS CRAFT SHOP Gift Headquarters for the Upper Willamette Phone 22253 Hiway 58 Oakridge, Oregon You save the most at COAST T0 COAST Q X OAK MARKET LEE'S RICHFIELD Shopping for groceries Service That satisfies Come see the friendly people at the Oak Market We give S K ll Green Stamps MEL'S PHARMACY, INC. WALLY'S UNION SERVICE Prescription specialists Insured pick-up 81 delivery phone 22151 Wheel balancing Washing 81 polishing SPORTSMAN CAFE FLYING A Gund food at a good place Bryn? 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