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

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CLCM C ML' The Oxnard Union High School Faculty Club, composed of all members ot the faculty, provides an opportunity to study problems of the profession, to foster good fellowship, to raise the standards of the teaching profession and to form a representative body able to speak with authority for the teachers. The club is affiliated with the California Teachers Association. Its Work in the past has been varied. The professional advancement committee has formulated a code of ethics which the group adopted. The Economic Welfare Committee has prepared a salary schedule and presented it for the consideration of the Board of Trustees. The Courtesy Committee has interested itself in the welfare of those who have been ill. Under the leadership of the Social Committee, parties and enter- tainments have been arranged for the members. The Club has aided in the driv'e to defeat the plan as presented for County Unification. It assisted in the bond drive. It has prepared a recommendation for rating of teachers for the consideration of the Board. Mr. George W. Castleberry is the president of the Club, Miss Cynthia Donlon is its vice-president, Miss Frances Yowell is the secretary and Mr. David Harmon is the treasureri

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2 I 1 . lil. V. BRAYN Vice--I'rillcipaI C. A. HOUSER Alu-mliulcc Officer This year we have all experienced the uncertainties that come with a new administration, and with our new administrators, we have seen a great many forward steps taken in the direction of progress. In looking back, it is true that we have missed those who led us for so many years, but in looking ahead, the future of Oxnard High School is still held firmly in the hands of the students. The program this year has been new and in many ways differ- ent, but it has proved highly successful due to the understanding and foresight of our new superintendent, Mr. Weimers, and his capable administrating staff. In direct opposition to the usual atti- tude toward a new administration, Mr. Weimers, Mr. Braun, Mrs. Westervelt, and Mr. Houser, have all met with constant approval from the faculty and students alike. They have added a new spirit to the school, a spirit leading to an increased effort on the part of the students and still Wholly in keeping with our past efforts and traditions. The whole student body of Oxnard High School and the Class of 1949 will all look back upon this year as a great tribute to the efforts of these, our new administrators. Administrators MRS. COKIN NE XVI-lS'l'I1lliVl1ll.T Dean of Girls

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E Mr. H. A. lim-rlin. Mzitlieniulivs Miss YH'nu Bloom. I,ihrzu'izm :ind Head of English Depurlinent Mrs. Ada Booth. COllll'Il0l'l'l2ll Mr. Floyd llrmfvm-, lll1lIllElllZlfll'S :md Illerhzmirzil Drawing Mrs. Hum-I 1'nrtvr. English Ml'. Gvo. 1':lstlf'lwrl'y. Metals Miss Mm' Fhally. English Mr. l'llurlvs f'llllN'l'fS0ll, English :incl Ilraniallcs Miss Uutln-rine llauglxvrty. C0l1llll0l'l'l2ll and Guidam-0 Supervisor Mr. F. M. Davis, Music- Mr. Vanin- lluvis. Illutlionizxtirs :mfl Wooflshop Mr. f'ill'l'0l Imwlvy. VVnodslmp Mr. I':lllN'l' th- Silva. Boys' Gym Mrs. Ge-l'h-lulv dv Silva. Spanish :ind 1 l'0lll'l'l Miss Cynthia: Ilonlnn, History Mr. .I. XY. l llN'l'll2ll'll, Fhvmistry Miss Lillian Emrivk. Girls' Gym Mrs. Ella Farnsworth. Cmmncrciul Miss fi0l'2llllllN' FltzGvr:Ilfl, Soviul Siurllcs :xml Civir-s Mrs. .le-an Folkvs. Civirs und English Mr. llzuvid Harmon. l'ommcrri:1l Mr. Adrian: Harp, English and Publil' Speaking Mr. Dun H4-ad, English and .lournzilism Mr. Hvrlwrt Horton, Spanish Mr. Wnltvr .lc-ssup, Matin-nialics Mr. John .lf-writ, C011in1crc'izLl Mrs. Sully Kay:-, linglish llr. J. N. Kvndall. Physiolvf-YN. Visual Aids zmrl Rzulio