Oxnard High School - Cardinal and Gold Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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Work and Play

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Classes Again Back to the old routlne at twelve forty fave The study hall ns a pr tty good place for a nap but the llbrary as defnnutely a place for studylng ONLY Mass Dorrance has full charge of keepnng the llbrary up to date l-llstory and clvlcs under Mass Donlon and Mrs Westervelt keep us checked on current eveats and prepare us for good cntlzenshup The soon as Mr Edmuston took hold They attended the Southern Callfornua Band Festlval at USC Many assemblles wer glven by the publlc speaking class under the dlrectorshnp of Mr l-larp These proved very entertaining to the students Mr l-larmon Mnss Carlson and Mrs Booth took charge of the comm-er ual department whlch Included comrnerclal Engllsh typing shorthand and bookkeeping Many students who left school durxna the day to work at the ratuon board were from these classes The prcture at the top of th fo'lowlng page shows a gurl being counseled for her next years classes Those attendung OUHS are fortunate IO that each student has rndlvldual counsellng by teachers who understand the needs and requnrements for the dlfferent courses given 1 - s. , 5' , A Tx lr - band and vocal departments got a late start this year but went forward with progress as

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'fl Physical Education Under the dlrectnon of Coach Elmer De Sllva the boys athletlcs were tor the most part very successful thus year Football proved to be very successful but basketball dudn t turn out too well Track was expected to turn out very well and baseball wasn t organ nzed The boys O So eety was organlzed thls year wuth Calvnn .laynes as presldent Jack McCIaln vuce presudent and Thomas Osborne secretary trea urer The soclety hasn t been organized tor the last two years becau e there were no ant rscholastlc games and Intramural games didn t glve polnts toward letters Thus year mterscholastsc games started nn the county because mllltary restrlctlons were lltted Starting also nn the school thus school who wished to gown the Corps as under the yurlsductlon of the Adjutant General s ottlce In Sacramento and Commandant De Silva IS head of Company D tlrst Bottal1on seventh Reglment of Calltornna l-lugh School Cadets whlch as attached to OUHS The otfxcers of the Cadets are Carl Bennntt Captaln Thomas Osborne First Lieutenant and Robert Danley Frank Dodge Charles McClain Second Lneutenants Non commlssuoned oftlcers are a First Sergeant tour Stott Sergeants and seven Sergeants There are tnve Corporals eleven Furst Class Pnvates and snxty sux Pnvates The Cadets train durlng frfth and snxth periods The tralnung rltles Issued whlch are made of wood and steel and weigh seven pounds each are used an mock bcttles and nn drlllnng The unltorms ot the Cadets are sun tan trousers shlrts tles and overseas caps Q ' 1 1 -.X g. ,v - ' ' s ' e ' , year was the California High School Cadet Corps. The Cadet-Corps, comprised ot boys in