Oakridge High School - Warrior Yearbook (Oakridge, OR)

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Assembly Audiences Witness Nothing New This year a small variety of assemblies were presented. Pep assemblies were held to get the student’s spirits up before each varsity home game. The school song always started off the pep assemblies and were followed by class competition and skits that the rally girls or some of the students made up. The rally usually did one of their dance routines. A special question-and-answer assembly was held in which the students had a chance to ask a panel of people any question they had pretaining to the school. The panel consisted of the superintendent Mr. Carver, the principal Mr. Tipton, vice-principal Mr. Hunsaker, the student body president Chris Hendrickson, vice-president Diana Jackson, moderator Scott Johnson, one of the teachers, Mr. Hampton, and a member of the school board, Mrs. Evelyn Hendrickson. Evening awards assemblies followed each sport season. A. Andy Clark gets a rise out of the students as he asks his question. B. Freshmen Lori Shroy, Renee Bowles, Jan Huckins and Jackie Keller support their class in the class yelling competition. C. Diana Jackson and Chris Hendrickson listen with interest to the question being asked. D. The panel listens to the question while Mr. Tipton rests.

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Activity Periods Add Interest to School Day Activity periods were on Thursdays this year, just as last year. Almost everything was the same as the year before, some went to the gym to play games, some went to the cafeteria for the study hall, some went to different meetings for organizations and some went to a different class. New activity period classes included dance team, stain glass construction, fly tying, computer club, stitchery, and forestry club. A J Lee Shingleton works during activity period on a wood shop project. B A mural of a horse painted on the wall in the art room. C. Mark Beamer works hard on making a fly in fly tying. D Diane Theriault sands on her cutting board In activity period.

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Varied Activities Highlight This year’s spirit week for homecoming had more participants than last year’s. It was the week of Oi t 18 22. The activities were as follows: (1) Monday was “Colors Day’’ when the seniors wore blue, the juniors wore green, sophomores wore red, and the freshmen wore yellow. The noon activity was a three-ring circus with a three-legged race, hula-hoop contest, and handstanding contest. (2) Tuesday was “Bum Day when everyone dressed like bums. The noon activity that day was a care pile-in and we used Terry Kreb’s car. (3) Wednesday was ‘Hat and Tie Day when one could have seen just about every kind of hat in existance. The noon activity for Wednesday was a banaeating contest. (4) Thursday was “P. E. Day when everybody wore his or her P.E. clothes. At noon there was a football freethrow. (5) Friday was “No Paper Day when neither the teachers nor the students could use paper. A. It was a close one folks, but Brock Clifford pulled ahead of Gregg Savare and won the banana eating contest for the Sophomores. B. Jim Tipton devoures his banana only to come in second place behind Brock Clifford. C. Well these three '•bums'' really think they are ‘cool chicks”, but what they don’t know won't hurt them D. The Ku Klux Klan? No. just some hat crazy juniors who were ready for the annual powder puff football game. 9