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

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President, Bob Brown, Vice President, Jeanne Malisg Secretary, Patti Mahon: Treasurer, Janet Scotty Sergeants- at-Arms, Gene Fitzgerald, Fred Braden, Samoa cu-iss This is farewell for the class of '49. With the future ahead of us, we are going on from Oxnard into the big world before us. Oxnard High has been wonderful to all of the graduating class, and it is with a sense of grief at parting that we leave, some to begin life on their own, others to continue their education in a more advanced field. Led by the officers, we have enjoyed success, both as a class and as individuals. From the start of school on, we have enjoyed the parties and the privileges of seniors. Our big party for the first semester was en- joyed by a large group. The big senior assembly was surpassed by none, and was greatly enjoyed by all. The second semester proved to be a very busy one, with all the preparation for graduation. Ditch Day at Enchanto, Senior Breakfast at the Colonial House, Visiting Day at J. C., and finally the big day, Commencement, during the twilight. Farewell to Oxnard with all its fine traditions and memories. Best wishes to the class of '50 and those to come from every one of us.