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

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DEDICATICDN We, the members of the senior class of 1949, gratefully dedicate this issue of the Cardinal and Gold to the late Mr. F. E. Westerlund, who through his constant labor helped make our years at Oxnard Union High School more pleasant. During the five years of his service here, Mr. Westerlund held, among other duties, the positions of science teacher, attendance officer, guidance counsellor, vice president of the Faculty Club, and, during this past year until his death, the important position of Director of the Night School. His various duties outside the classroom resulted in his ac- quaintance with many students who indeed felt with much regret the vacancy he left in the teaching staff. Because of his pleasing personality and his cooperative spirit Mr. Westerlund was well liked by his fellow faculty members, the students, and all others who were privileged to know him,

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THE 0.U.H.S. BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Oxnard Union High School Board of Trustees have worked diligently at regular and special meetings to accomplish the many needed improvements for Oxnard Union high School. The members of the Board are: Mr. E. O. Green, Presidentg Mr. M. D. McKinna, Jr., Vice-Presidentg Mr. J. Leroy Fulton, Clerk of the Boardg and Mr. H. H. Neel, and Mr. F. A. Snyder, Jr. Mr. Lawrence A. Wiemers, Superintendent of the Oxnard Union High School District, is the Secretary to the Board. The Board of Trustees hired Dr. Irving R. Melbo, Professor of Educational Administration at the University of Southern California to make a survey of the entire educational plant in the Oxnard Union High School District. Dr. Melbo's report covered every phase of secondary education in the district and on the basis of the survey, the Board decided to develop a Master Plan for the improve- ment of the facilities in the district. This 'tMaster Plani' covers a building program to provide adequate facilities for 1,500 students. In order to provide the necessary finances for this program, the Board called a Bond Election to raise the sum of S1,776,000. During the past school year several improvements in our present school have been made. Among them was the completion of the renovated auditorium, the completion of the new student grandstanfls and the building of new offices for the administration of the school. It is with deep regret that the Board of Trustees is to lose Mr. E. O. Green, who has resigned. He will always be remembered for his outstanding work as a Dublic servant. Tl-IE SCI-ICDCDL BOARD