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

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I IJ McGrath I L. Fulton M. D. McKinna With deep regret at the loss of such a good friend, we wish to express our ap- preciation for the untiring energy and the helpful spirit which Mr. Percy Den- nis always displayed during his twenty- six years of service on the Oxnard Union High School Board. He was a man of great integrity who always kept the good of the community uppermost in his thoughts and actions. As County Supervisor he stood firmly for the rights of the people and as a member of the Board of Trustees of the High School his chief concern was to provide a complete and useful education for the young people of the High School District. His presence and counsel will be greatly missed, but the educational opportunities which he has helped to build will live through the years. J. M. Aggen E. O. Green The School Board We write with pleasure of our School Board, which consists of five of Oxnard's must prominent citizens who are able and willing to devote their time and energy to the problems of our high school. As in previous years, they have stood by us and played one of the leading roles in making our school what it is today. The Board for the Oxnard Union High School is made up of Mr. J. D. Mc- Grath, Presidentg J. M. Aggen, Vice-Pres- identg J. L. Fulton, Clerkg E. O. Green, and M. McKinna. These men have worked together as a unit, trying to promote the betterment of the school of which we are so proud today. We sincerely appreciate their efforts and know that future stu- dents will cooperate more than ever with the Board in making our school a finer place in which to gain valuable knowledge. 2111 gfllliemuriam

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W D Bannister Administrators F. S. Browne With Mr. Bannister's goodbye, every student should realize that he now carries a greater responsibility for the school. The future of OUHS, as always, lies in the hands of each and every student, but moreso next year. Of course, there will be a new principal to take Mr. Bannister's place, but it will take time for anyone to become accustomed to the workings and traditions of the school, thus these traditions and workings must be continued and upheld by the stu- dents themselves. Mr. Bannister will be sorely missed, but his absence can not permit a letdown of the students in their duties toward the school. Aiding and abetting the student body, as they have in the past year, will be Mr. Floyd S. Browne, vice- principalg Mrs. Mabel C. Brown, dean of girls, and Mr. Forrest E. Wester- lund, dean of boys. 9?7.ff 160-fwfyk Mrs. M. C. Brown F. E. Westerlund