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

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EULALIU ALVARADO IYILLIAM ANDERSON MARVIN T. AUTREY DAVID AYALA RURE RT BA KI-ll MARILYN A. BAUER 1 I' NI' BF I I1 kv' 1' ' 'Q' ,I gy We VH HAROLD B1-:CK -I,, I I W gf Ag, Q TZ ff , -I H-iff I ,M ' 5- 41 ,E HN I W X J ' 1 R0 RERTA Rl LLER ROGER R0 I4 RS RILLA ANN BOYNTON JAf'Ql'El.INE RRINKS JOYFE R. BRINKS I'LARENf'E BRI'I I'ELL BER'I'RANl'l R. RRUNS P DONALD R. RURFEINIYI' mmnwvm- HAZEL BURLINGTON RERNIE CARRERA. I QK QQ 'EB I x K mv, im , .AQ Rf , gf , s' .7m wM Wx I an 2 if

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was 4 4 41 As! .Ax A. M sw. Senior officers: Julius Cullty. Sgt. at-armsg Michael Sellers, SEC.-Tl'EHSLll'6I'Q Romeo Solis. Sgt. at-armsg Bob J. Pate, Presg Mary Ellen Seaman, Vice Pres. x George lnadomi, Valedictor- ian of the class of 1948, with a four-year grade average of 3.904 1 K.- 1' ju '-,h Q Q K U . ry -t J ' - -1 lj N ,, r i XX xl 'T V L, . . , , .X . Q Seniors The graduating class of 1948 had a year packed full of fun and activities. They broke records in spectacular achievements and broke precedent in choosing senior rings. The rings of previous years have been rectangu- lar, but the 48 class changed that with an oval-shaped ring, very fancy and quite smart. During the first semester, the juniors and seniors sponsored a school dance. To- ward December the class called special meet- ings to decide on directors for the Senior Scandals. The Senior Scandals is a variety show which began last year and has now be- come traditional. Charles Hackett was chosen director with James Campbell, Nona Keltner, and Jim Hughes as assistant directors. Mary Ellen Seaman, vice-president of the class, was producer. More than fifty seniors Worked to make the Scandals a success. The second senior production was the senior play held in the spring. The seniors ordered their class sweaters of Kelly green before the second semester. They arrived only a few months before school was out. Senior ditch--day brought a welcome legal holiday. The annual senior breakfast was held at the Tom Tom. The seniors are leaving a hall picture as their memorial to the school. Albert Moon, this year's Sal- utatorian, with a four-year average of 3.682

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I IiE'I l'Y DAILY JEAN Ii. DAILY DENVER DALE IYAND.-I DAVIS MOBERLI' JAMES T. FAMPISELI IHVHI-IIRID CARBALLO MARY ICl l'H CASTRO RIUHAIRII FEKTHINI LUIS VHESSEII .lAl'Ql'ELINE CLA RK IYAI,I,Al'E ULEZIE SHIRLEY A. VOLIEY N.-ITALIE COLMENEIIO PE II li Y K'00I'Eli IIERXIVE UOPLFY DORIS l'0'I'A FOTLER CUILTY