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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

afzdina Ed to Ch ef Ass stant Ed to s Adve t s g Ed to Copy Ed to 614 019 Annual Publlcatlon of the Oxnard Union Hugh School Assoclated Students Louella Stockto Ca ol de You g I s lnodo Ma lyn Mart Ma ty Haze Bob Le n s i r-in- i ,l,.........,.,,.YYw... .,...... ....A,.,, ,,,,.,,,Adds I1 i i r .......,,,,,v,V,.,,,,,...,, W ,, ,,E..dd ddddd. . I' I1 ri mi Business Manager .....,.dA,,,.....w..,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,,7.., , .,,,,, r i in r i in i r ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,,,..,.7,,,,,A,.,,.....,..... r n i r ..........,..........,...........,,,dssdw.w.v.dsddsd.dd.. .......V....sd. U i 4 J xg Q,,t,: 1,44 Q WfWffW ffggMf T sep: W I F SW, I 0 L 010.67115 O FA! OFC l 2 84 w 4 '7'4fv 4 '-TVA!! OR 04 NCS X f'74 4 CA, 564, X 04,42 4f'A'1 AU' 6.4! O JK! 1'-'I-'T-'T' 041' 4, JY! U71 AQUA 410 NE Rox S 'WOW A1 New -5'-1 X I W C . 1 f r ' C ' G- ' 2 7 , C4 A f f V - 6 f 2 f 1 6 ' ff' X77 Q 'K 1 ,Q Wig- P Q ,-ff Xx ii ,-'nk GR MM X' V V4 f 1 f f X , 1 15,52 . . I,,',', fl' ,V lk ' - f 3 Wllfffffflffdgiifmg UQ 7' fxvfy JUNIQR S FE Afffiy C0770 'V 't657 A fVOV PLM' C M f Q S Q S X sf U Y Y L ii I f A 5 ,f u 1 , XX - 7 ff K ff . I -X -K l v I fl ff, f , X! K yf 1 X f f 7 , , 15 8, I ,bf- OAV lg ' ' Yr 1. , 14 'Z in ' ' X- F I E-'l - Q Y 4 X fr, lf 'gf Z ,1f02sU15cnl'cn . f mQ6LC6tiLOI'L 3 glftflfllne XIfl6tl 6! WILLOW .jwl A SIAOOK ana! sS?lfl6!6Ifll5 How can we tell you now at the eleventh hour what we feel? We are lust beglnnlng to feel now at departure how loyous the years were Or pass onto you crystals of wusdom When we are funding them ln our own pockets only now? We thought our hearts wept but far underneath ln strange and unknown chasms The song and laughter echoed and re echoed And we thought the days threw stone at us The stones were rose petals but we saw no What can we say but thus llve each day to lt has never been before at wnll never be agam And today vs always the best day Cherush these years now And press them tnghtly to your heart lf you can fullest C I O I L We heard them not. - , 1. 0l lfUCLl Dea r Student Body: This year has been an eventful and memorable one for each and every one of you. It only seems a short time ago that the class of l95O entered into a new school year for the last time, We hope we have presented you with a yearbook that you will long treasure and enjoy, Vifithin the following pages, we have attempted to put forth the things that you will want to look back upon and remember in your years to follow. The staff has worked long and hard to do these things, We have based the theme of the book around their different jobs. The staff's cooperation has been wonderful, and on behalf of them I would like to thank Mr. R. K. Phelps for his guidance at many desperate moments, also the Oxnard Press-Courier, S. K. Smith Company, West Coast Studio, District Photo-Engravers, Mr, Dave Harmon, Advertisers, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Mr. Norman Haskell and the Senior Play cast. We, the staff members, wish to extend our further appreciation to all the unseen helping hands who gave of their time SO willingly to bring this book to completion. .fcmefla Sfciaefcwa Editor- inChief 3, 31 r hm I 3 J 4 7 ft? E -fam 2 fy? ww 5, if ,, 6 M M 1' .L 1 .4 A 2' 4 Y ' :xr 'WY W is-uns J - xe as J ' 49' iv if 1' Ag-.., -2 4 -. 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I 'W .2 xg 3 A L11 V S. f ' ,, Hr , dy 1. fp wr 0 Z M , , - -, I: , ,7 ' A ' ff ,,,.,.f fw-'D ,MY 'I gave! jduafeea The dustruct Board at Trustees has been a turm and never faulung power behund the school through out the 49 50 term lust as ut has un past years They have worked dulugently to uphold the tune standards of operatuon that Oxnard Unuon Hugh School has come to krow throughout uts forty nune years at exustence Thus year the Board was composed of Mr J Leroy Fulton Presudent Mr M D McKunna Jr Vuce Presudent Mr Henry H Neul Clerk at the Board Mr Fred A Snyder and Mr Muke J Vu uovuch Mr L A Wuemers was Secretary to the Board whule Mr Axel Jenson attended the meet ungs un the capacuty ot Busuness Manager for the school Besudes uounlng for theur regular meetungs on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month Among theur numerous actuvutues thus year the Board has made great strudes towards the tuna' completuon of the plans for the new school whuch us to be buult on the present school sute They have also been duscussung constructuon of a new hugh school un the Eastern end ot the Dustruct whuch uf buult would take care ot the students un that fast growung area Supt L A Wuemers Under our Superuntendent L A Wuemers a n w and extensuve buuldung program us goung forward The Agruculture buuldung wull be almost completed by the tume the C and G goes to press Temporaruly un use as an admunustratuon buuldung ut wull later be used for agru culture classes Mr Wuemers worked closely wuth the board and together they were able to see to com pletuon many of the long rough plans of the Melbo Report a survey made last year The school year saw changes un curruculum and polucy and had always the end result un mund of a better stu dent un a better world 3 . . . , ' g . . . ' A, . g , . , 5 . . , . . - I ' T the Board also met at several special meetings. I I I 1 ' - 1 '- . I T I ' I ' '6Lf gl 0l'l'l Ou MALIQCLIULI A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION IS AS GOOD AS MONEY IN THE BANK THIS OFTEN USED EXPRESSION HAS BEEN TRUE IN THE PAST AND WILL BE DEFINITELY TRUE IN THE FUTURE A GOOD EDUCATION IS A KEY THAT WILL OPEN MANY GATES FOR YOU IF YOU HAVE AN ADEQUATE PREPARATION GOOD JOBS ARE AVAIL SION TO COLLEGE IS POSSIBLE A RICHER LIFE AND A GOOD HOME ARE WITHIN YOUR REACH GRADUATION FROM OX NA R D UNION HIGH SCHOOL IS A SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT OUR GRADUA TION REQUIREMENTS ARE HIGHER THAN THE MINI MUM FOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA WHEN A STU DENT COMPLETES HIS WORK AT OUR SCHOOL HE SHOULD BE PREPARED TO EARN A LIVING OR TO CON TINUE ON A HIGHER LEVEL OF EDUCATION HAVE A GOOD UNDERSTANDING OF HIMSELF AS AN INDIVID UAL AND A HEALTHY ATTITUDE TOWARD SOCIETY IN GENERAL APPRECIATE DEMOCRACY TO THE EXTENT THAT HE WILL DEVOTE HIS EFFORTS TO THE CONTINU OUS DEVELOPMENT OF THAT WAY OF LIFE SO THAT HE MAY HE HELP MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE THE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION HOPE THAT THIS SCHOOL. YEAR HAS BEEN BOTH PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE FOR YOU AND THAT WE MAY HAVE HELPED YOU DEPOSIT SOME MONEY IN THE BANK IN THE FORM OF A GOOD EDUCATION Everett C Braun Q 0 o I ABLE, ADVANCEMENT IN POSIITIONS IS FASTER, ADMIS- Su y of 4,4 Jt,1e40,,,9 Mu Mrs Westervelt who has been a teacher at Oxnard for a long tume became Dean of Gurls last year Thus year she became gurls coun e'or helpung gurls choose courses and counselung them wuth theur personal problems The boy s counselor Dr Joseph W Crosby came to Oxnard from U S C Dr Crosby funds tume from hus uob of fullung out programs regusterung new students and counselung the boys on theur personal problems to be advusor for the recently formed Boys Federatuon Do tor Crosby also had complete charge of the very successful Career Day Mr C A l-louser held a posutuon wuth the L A schools before comung to Oxnard home and school keeps hum so busy that he had to resugn from hus post of odvusor for the Boys Federatuon Besudes teachung math here at OUl-lS Mr Summers has charge of the adult educa ton classes Approxumately half these classes are conducted at OUHS whule the others are located un voruous other parts of the school dustrurt Mr Summers taught un Mussouru and Aruzona before comung to Calufornua Much us owed these members of the faculty for theur generous guudance and unre payabl aud to the students of our dear Alma Mater I O Q elfl , ' A , ' If ' ' s . , ' A I two years ago. l-lis job of keeping the students in school and acting as a mediator between I U I l - e ' - . , ' ' l S 55- ' l lftfillfledri Ql9CLl tlfl'l elflt At the head of the business office IS Mr Axel C Jenson Mr Jenson has taken over the respon snble job of preparing the school budget l-las pob also requnr s that he purchase all the school sup p nes Mrs Msldred English doubles as a secretary for Mr Jensen and for Mr Braun She also takes charge of the dally bulletin The second member of the busnness offnce secre tarnal force IS Mrs Marnan Strann The school cl s trrct the stuaent body and the cafeteria al' hold Mrs Straun responsnble for keepnng the records of their flnancnal transactnons an order Muss Phebe Steer besudes belng Mr Wlem rs confndentnal secretary does all the wrntten worc required at the Board of Trustees m etnngs Th taking of notes and the transcription of le ters for all the school dustruct business IS awother of Muss Steer s dutles I e - . . . . 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I A - I . , . . . . . , 2 , . ... . . . , , 1 ' as ' o . , . 4. - l ' l . , . ,444 Jueum Many changes have ta ken place un the nurses department durung Muss Dorothy Rel leke s turst year at school The addutuon ot the new cot room wuth uts comfortable chaurs and pleasant atmosphere was appre uated by those who found themselves ull durung the day Muss Rel eke treats on the average ot l5O to ZOO turst a d cases a ay Thus year the Home Problems class was added to the school curruculum Thus us a course un home ncrsung due largely to Muss Rellekes unt'uence She also organuzed an extra cur rucular class to traun gurls for summer uobs as nurse auds Besudes these many dutues you can always fund her behund her desk every mornung guvung the offucual O K to those who have been ull In the maun ottuce thus year were Muss Maryeva Rumsey and Muss Catherune Gusler whom we shall long remember for theur eftucu ency Muss Rumsey mauntauned a dauly attend ance record of each student and made admut tance slups for all absentees Muss Gusler kept busy by takung care of the records on each stu dent and by operatung the PBX system un the oftuce 7 ,411 Q gi- X , , . . , . . . 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The officers of the club were: Mrs. Lowe, Presi- dent, Dr. Kendall, Vice President, Mrs. Von Allmen, Secretary, and Mr. McKnight, Treasurer. Cafe-t0l'i:l Force Vustodizms Miss Bloom, Miss Graves Librarian and Assistant 290 f lr, 1 I I X 'UV' Vx X I Q X, f x Nia? P I1 ell Ill ll lllll ff' X f fhff X 0 fff Av I iff! QW, 7 ,f 0 QQ X f 'X 0,0 ,K 4' I cabs ,fda Q X 43 s 2.5 Y Gm LII, I , 5, H-nj' of A 0 f fl 11 . f f If ' W A ' 1 fi X U , ' XII H I W K K I r 1, .Ht yy? fm 5 ' 1 ,, f IW - I ff 2 V if 'Hy' It 'I LZ! , ff fy' v '14 1 ' I 1 'X f 'ff ' ' lg. Fx IH I g ll W I 9 A 4 lj f W' My , ' ' P 'V 1 X f x f IF X , ,f M A gg. lk 7' , ' Uuf' f'e -' f' H .P I 1 f I ,-. Q f X . f 1. . . nf W -Q71 x ff . 1 7 ' ,451 1 Q4 M i VY I xx.. I iff .l , . W . ff 1, M . . x 1 I , . ' 41,4 L V N '7 K' f 'fl ffff A 1 .lily-1534 I I y I A I '35 W ' P K QM WW l If K A ff 'lfl um X 1, 'ff 5 , , A In H nm 5 8' Mig W' If X 9 if W .Ill-I ,x.,,, .. E Z! X04 09:32 1 f f!-N Fi , s. if Y? fees! 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J' .J f , -4. w :Av if .YIJJS Student government class composed of club and class presndents and A S B offncers us the student executlve and legxslatxve branch of OUHS Its hugh respect was earned by the members wlse cooperation and consclentnous work The outstanding members were the student body officers Harvey Pena as President found has executrve posltuon to unclude presudung at A S B meetings assnstung hrs offucers maklng contacts wlth many busnness men to stimulate com munlty interest In school belng the offucual representatuve of the Oxnard Hugh student body at all tnmes promotnng con lunctlve work of student with faculty and admlnlstratnon and furthernng participation nn the C A S C OUHS found Harvey a multstude of dutues connected and preparsng all ASB spon and schedulung assemblues were entertaunment Frances was also nn charge of the adgenda of student councnl IH addutnon to presldlng at these monthly meetings Frances Godwin duscovered wuth her offuce Planning sored dances and securing her duties as chairman of Darlene Wugnall Secretary had much work un addutuon to attending all student body correspondence and recording Olfelnlflllfl I? G . U I I I , . I. . . . , . , , I I - very capable and consider his a job well done. Vice-President I I . J' Q - l I. 4 14 J l! It X .. F '4 J 2 .s. minutes of ASB, meetings. Darlene published the student bulletin which contained all important business ofthe student government class to be discussed in guidance classes, as well as being official secretary of student council and govern- ment class. As treasurer, Trenie Biittel was responsible for all ASB. finances and business directly concerning money matters, The year opened with the sale of student body cards, followed by student sales of football tickets. lt was Trenie's duty to collect and deposit receipts, pay all bills and record these transactions. Jim Fergeson, Sergeant-at-arms, in cooperation with his nine assistants, kept order in all student body assemblies throughout the year. .lim was in charge of various and num- erous other duties related to student conduct and responsible for his assistants to the ASB. and administration. Under the leadership of Cheerleader, Jim Malis, and his two assistants Carol Thomas and Jerry Godwin, our cheering section largely influenced the award to OLJHS of the League Sportsmanship Trophy for football. Jim was also elected Dir- ector of Athletic Relations in the California Association of Student Councils at a state convention in the spring. Wi-i-iv! . W ' ' 55 gr , U4 '11 rg-,iv .5 -1 im' 2292 id 4 ,, .41 eniom . . . . ina! god! Dugnuty and rank Partues dances dutch days pruvueges puctures and rungs last Prom Caps and gowns A fast flyung laughter fulled year Advusors thus year were Muss Geraldune FutzGerald and Mr Rob rt Duetruch who began early plannung and durectung Electuon of offucers started the actuvutues on theur way and were as follows Larry Bruner Presudent Joyce Donaldson Vlce Presudent Wanda McGunnus Secretary Marulyn Wensel Treasurer Perry Vest and Bed ford Punkard Sergeants at Arms Hughlught of the socual season was the Rag Stag un March Rags socks and bare feet proved that even Senuors let theur haur down once un awhule Senuors proved to be loaded wuth talent by the Senuor Assembly a musucal and the Senuor Play Green Stockungs Both were a cepted wuth enthusuasm by faculty and student body aluke There was the gloruous Dutch Day the day at J C the Senuor Break fast caps and gowns cards and announcements and graduatuon an lufe s future loomed near Lufe us not lust a word defuned by Webster It us Sprung and Wunter It us Heartache and Happuness It us Beauty and Love uf us Home and Youth lt us a thousand thungs done but never saud It us a word wuth a meanung for every person Perhaps a new meanung everyday But who ever the person whatever the meanung may courage pa tuence and the hand of God rule supreme May memorues of Oxnard Hugh and the Class of 50 never never be forgotten - 1 ' 1 1 1 r 1 1 - ' 1 ' - . . . . . 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Bl'SH, EDGAR DAVIS: .l2lllll1ll'-Y I. III 9 Xllbllllll XII 21111112 E11I1'1'11'I IL 81111111111 11111111-il R1111 111111111 I l Spz111isl1 Club I: .-XVI Club I. Bl l'l1ER, ALFIKEID KENYUN: S111110111I111 Il wuoci. C'z1lif111'11i1.: IC1111-1'1-11 I: S111111IfI1 Klub I I 111 I 1111111-iz1l Club I: Sturlvul f'flllllI'Il Il. I 51111111 Club 1 Stz1g.:1' f'l'CXY 21 Iluys' Slllll' Il: St'IlflI2Il'rIl1l7 I l'Al1llWl1Zl.l1, .'XI.l.AN Wll1l.I.X3l: .-Xugu 1 11110111-, Okl11l11m111z1: I'1I1IL'l'0Il I. 4'HAS.lll1ER, NlAli.l0RIl+I ANS: .luly C11l1t111'111z11 I'.llll'l'l'Il .11 b11:1111sI1 Club 1l11I11 III ' f'h0I'llS 25: OI'I'i1'1' l'1'111'ti1'11 I. VHAPIN, DOROTHY MAY: August Ii. lflll fJXlll 1 I'111'11iz1: l1I111111'1-1I I: l,11ti11 Club 1.21 I1'1'1-111 I1 1 lub ' XX fl l 1'i1'11flsl1ip 23 0I't'i1'1- I,l'1ll'Iil'l' I: SK'lC'llCl C lub I ' S111 im' 12111111 c'l,l1l1SOl1lll' I1 'I'1'I-Y I. FLARK, LILA .ll'IANNl'I'l l'l1Ig U1't11I11'1' II lx Ill 1 Cxty, lxz111s11s: lu11t1-1'111I l: fillllll flIllllS4 Il111 Klub I I A 1 ' . . . .1 5 ' K 1 .1 . no 1 1 I . i IDF1' INN -1. '.,., .,' ,., 1l1.Xlili,Rl1IN.X:.1z11111:11'1'211,15111,XX1111111,1JI1111. 1111111111 M1 1. 1 ,.,. ' -1. 11Jl11l11111l1l 111111 1 5111111811 1'11l11 13 11111111 1'111111f 1. 1 .1 1 N N.. N .11 . 1- 1 -v,'.l 111111 1 X111 11 111111 1 X11X1'1l 11111111 1 1l I I' 1 P0111 IX XXX X11X1111ll1'1' 213 1'1'12' 9'lI11'1 1 11'f j 2 1,111 :....,. .., --...11 1 11 1111111, 1z1l11111'111a1L l',1111-1'1-11 11 S11z111is11 1111111 1. 2: S1-111111111 11111 ' 1 1111111111 I1 1 11 111111 1 A 15 N -. . 1 ' ' IURFN X XI XY X111 1. 1115121 11'1'1111k1i11. 1,1'I1l1SX1- 11111111, . 5. if 1 . 1 ,.,'. 1 1111'1' 111111-1'1-11 1' 11'1'X 1 1111-111111 1, 2, 1.111111111111111l 1 1. 1 , IP. I 1'1ll1l 1Q I11lZXHS1ilH 3 ' ' 1 1 1, I1 1 1111111111-1 111111 .1. rw IHYIS, Nl.XRll.YN: .Xugust 111, 1113512 N1-11' 111-111'111'11. Muss- 111111111 1 1 111111 11111111 '111111' 1111113 1' '1'1'i Y 1 11'1111s1'11s: 'I 1 '1 51 ,' . 4 ll XWSON, JOY l1'11IliN:Klz11'1'11 221. 1f1512:1'z1111s X'z11111y. 1111111- 1111111 1 1 51111111 111111 1 1 11111 1'111111 2 1' 111111111. 'I -'H ' 1111111 1'11l11 1: 111111 51211-1 1 . 11 , .., -1. , l'F'l'FIi' Y1111111111111' 21. 111311: 1111111111111. 1'11l11111'111z11 11 1 .Hl, . . .. - 11'111111'1-11 1' S1-1'ff11'1111-'11-'111111 ,Xw1f1.1111 ,X.s.11. 1. . .1 ,.,1 11 . DIC Y1Dl'N1l,1'.XR1DI, .l1lY1'l1IgN11x'1'111l11'1'1, 1112121 1111311111113 1'z11i1'111'11iz1: 1':l111'1'1'11 11 1' 11 11 1-Xssistzxnt 111111111' -1: Buzz S11111' 11 XX'111'111 1 1'i111111sI1i11 1, 11 11i1'1s' O 2, 31, 1:81-11 1 '- 511111 31. 1: 11211111 1'11111 1: .1X1'1 1'11l11 213 1'1Dl111111'l'1'12l1 1.111111 1, ,A 1211111 111111 S1'1'1l11 1. 111 ll 3.5 IDIICHI., I-'lil-Ill l1IlDW,XRll: N11X'L'l11111'l' 11. 111311: 142111111 111112 11111 111111111111 111111111 1 111X 1 1111111111111 ' 1. .,. 4' k., 11. 1 1. 1 . ' , .1 , .,. 1I:1s111f111z111 1, 31, 1. 'H IIONALIDSON, .I0Y1'l1I Ifll.l+1lSg MiI1'1'11 21, 111512: 11111'k0s- 111111, K1'1111l1'11XI 1'I1111-1-1111 11 51121111511 1'11111 2. 51. 13 8111111- 1 1111ll11511111l1X ' X11 111111 1' gCI111J1' l'1'11 1J Q13 s .11'14'.'.1:,' 1-11-11' 2. 33. 1: 11111111 1' 51. 1'11z1i1'1111111 11 811111111 1112155 XYi1 P 11111 1: 131114 I.1'll2llCA 1'11111i1'Li1y -1- l,1'1'S1111'111 1: S1-11111z11's11i11 J '1' -X 'X 1 ' '1 1' 1' X -X '41-1-1'1-1'11'1'-'1'1'11'1e111'1-1' ' ' 1' 'X X 11. I.. .1 . , ...11, , 1., .. .1 1 1, ... 1.1 .. . S11111'1s A11111:1g1-1' 111 XX'111'111 l'11'11'111lSi111J 1111111 1: 1.11s1 111111 11'11111111 1. Y-NS, MARY ANNE: 111'11111111' li. 1111111 11X1'111'1l. Missis- sippi: 1 :l111'1'1'11 12 111'1'i1'11 l'1'111'1i1'1- 1. I . 1.159 1 Rx f . f--v -' NZ :Q 'e .. 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Dl'Nl'.1N, XYINII-'Rl-Ill H: 1 f'1ll'l1i1l'f' 1. 111513: 3l1l111'1l1'N1t'1' Ycw 11z111111s11i1'1': 1':Il1l'l'1'11 3: O1'1'i1'1- l'1'z11'1i1'1- 21: 'l'1'i'Y 53 fillllll 1111111s111l111' 1. la1'l'l,l-IS, NIAR.I0RIl1Z l1l1II-I1 N1Lll'l'11 BN, 15111312 81111111 11111 11z11'11. 1'z1li1'111'11ia1: 1':Il1Q'1'1'11 1: Girls' 1'0 31. -1: 1.111111 1'l11l1 . ., , fwi- Y . ., I . 1 - . 1, 3. .,, 1, 111-X 1, 3. .-1. 1. 51111111111 501'X'1C'l' 3. l1.l.Nll-ELI NIP, JOAN I1ll'll1l1I: .1llll11Lll'X 31. 1513133 1,114 All Qoles. l'111if111'11ia1I 11I1111'1'1'1l 1: 1'1'11si'111111 '1'1'1-Y 11: 1'1'1-si 1111111 XX'111'l1l l 1'io1111sl1i11 1: '1'1'i-Y 1, 3, 11 XX'111'l11 11'1'i1-1111 1 , ,- 1 . ,1 . 1 . ., 411119 1. 3, 1. 1.111111 f1ll1l 1. 3. 11. 5111111-111 S1-1'x'11'11 3. .1 K11'ie111'0 P11111 1, 3: fqillllll f'1l1l1lSC11ll1' 11 81111111111 f'1J1l1l1'11 'S 1' 9111111-111 f'1lYt'1'llIl1t'11l 1 -. .1 I . FXRIJZY, 4'HARl.ES H.: .'XI71'l1 313, 10542: C'l111111m. A-Xlu 1311111211 1111111-11-11 1. FERGESON, JIM lflildlbg N12ll'Q'1l 11. 1113123 A11fX1111111'111 1.11uisiz111z1: 1121111-1'1-11 1: S1-11:1-111-111-.VX1'111s 8111110111 Iglbfly 1 P -.' H . .' . ' ' . .' 1 v ' ' Il 111155 O 1'11'w1110111 1. 51111111111 5OlX11'1' 1. 1111Axs 5121111 11 11 1911111111111 3. Vz11'si1.x' 11'11111l1z11l 11, 13 '1'1'l1l'k 31, 1. Fl.ASl'Hl'1NRlI1I5l, DUN .Lg .1111111 151. 1512131 1i1111w111111 1911115 11i1111vs11tz1: 1':llICl'l'11 1. FULKI-IS. RUNNII-I I.l'll-I: NIQ15' 12. 151212: 0111z111z1. N11111'z1skz1 1':l1IE'1'i'f1 1. 1.111111 1'11111 1. 3. YLICR, HHRMAN: Huy 115, 151213: Sw11e1wz111-1'. 011111 1111111212 1111111-1'1-11 1, ANFO, l.l1IANlDR0: 1'.l'17l'l1il1'j' 37. 151111: 1Jx11111-11. 12111 ' All 1111111-1'1-11 1: S111111-111 S111'vi1'v 22. lflijlllflll, lHC'l l'Y IAICEQ Kluy 2. 1113121 XYL'1Ll11114:1. Ulilu- 111111111: l':1111'l'l'11 23 Il.1X,.X. S1111114 K11lll2I4LIt'l' 11 Nlixm-11 1111111115 1:1J1'1'11r'f11'z1 31. G.Xl,l10XY.XY, ll0X.Xl1Il: ,Xllgfust 111, 1112121 S1J1'1llj.f1'1l'1f1, Xlissbuvij 1':1l1K'1'l'l1 li 1111-vs' U LZ. 31. 12 S1'l1111z11's11i11 S11 111-Y 12 111111111 C111111s11l1111' 1'1'Qsi1l0111 11 C M G Stull' 11 Buzz 811111 1: Quill 111111 S1-11111 1: 1911111111111 2, 1, 1 -V .. . 1 ti.UlMIl1l1, JANE CAROIA Ng 1,l'i'0lll1lK'1' ll, 111.113 Sz1y1'c1, U1i1111111111:1: 1'fll1L'l'CC1 1. G.Vl I'IS, CLIGNIUN 1'HRlS'I'0l'HI'lli: fj1'1l111l'1' 111. 101112 111111-l11'1'. .Xl'1illllS2lSI 1'1ll1L'l'0f1 1: Mixuml Cl1111'us 1. GI+10NIl4I'l I'l, LILLIAN .ll1I.'XNE'l l'E: .1ill1llll1'j' 21, 1113121 X'c11t111'z1. C111i1'111'11iz11 1111111-11111 1: Ol'f11'1- 1'1'z11-lic-11 211 C11111- 111c1'c'iz11 fvlllll 2: G..-XA. 2, 51. IQOIPWIN, MARY IVRANCICSQ O1-111111-1' 121, 151211: lfurt Smith, .'X.1'1i2ll1SllSI 1':l11l'l'l'fl 1: Vic-c l'1'osi11e111 lf1'os11111z111 Class: O1'1'11'1- 1'1'111-111-0 31: S1l2ll11S11 Club 1: Tri-Y 1: Vivo 1'1'0s1111'111 5111110111 11111152 Buzz Stuff -1. GONZALIGS, l+'li.XNli C.:.1u1y 233, 1513103 611011111110 A1'iz1111z1: 1':1l1Cl'041 S11 .XVI Club 1. UONZALHS, LEO: A1lll'C11 fi, 111211: 1111 11111, C111il'111'11iz1: 14211- tcrecl 1. GIKEHN, NANCY l.0l'Cll1I.l+l: April 11, 151252: IAllklxNX'1111'l. 011111. 1'I1111'1'1111 11 Art Club 1: 1111111 Club 1. 51: 11211111 2. -1 . w . 1 .,, 1. 1.11-0 Club .1. H.U'liNIGY, MARILYN .IUYCI-I: Alllj' lli. 151512: l'i1'u. C2111- 1'r11'11iz1: 1':111l1l'0I1 1: S11z111is11 Club ZZ. 31: Life Mo111bo1' C.S.1 .: Girls' O 2. 21. 1: fl..-XA. 1'1'csir1Q11t 1: S111-111'Q Club 1. 3, 21, 1: Yin- 1'1'1'si1111111 8110111-11 Club 1: buzz Stuff 1: C N fl Stull' 1: 111111111 f,'1l1ll1S0110I' Club f'Ul'I'OS- 111111110111 S1-1-1'o1z11'y 1: 'l'1'i'Y 1, 2: Quill 111111 Scroll 1: Claus Sil1l1f11141l'1Lil1. Q 'QT' HARKEY, OLIVA .ll'Nl0Rg Aug ust 13, 1932: Wzxlflx-ou. Arkun sus: Entered 2, Mixed K'hm'us 1 HARRIS, BE'I l'Y: April 25, 151232 Port Hueueme. f'll1if0l'lliilI 14211- tered 1: Latin Club 1. 2. Ii: Stu- dent Service 33 Girls' O IR, -1 Treasurer Girls' O -4: 'l'1'i-Y All Camp Collnsellm' Club 1. HARRISON kA'lHlfRI'Nlf ll K ll I If when ' 'xngelu lfmmx I 1 X Buzz S 1 Hhflx I-NPXIIWP Bl- TRIK I' lu ux x 1 011111 mu COIHIHQILIII Club 3 4 Syhulu Nhlp 7 Offlce P1 lctlce 3 I Stu dent Sc-xxxce 3 Sugnu, K lub 1 nlrl I1 endshlp 3 N -1 Alt Club HPNNPSSIQI1 DENNIS l'Hl R N M1uh14 1931 PII 4 Tennewee Entered 3 HPRN-KNIIIQL JOI1 Octolm lf J Nunn ilk K lllfolllll texed 1 H 'KTA HITOSHI HITO Tmu ll X 14 1031 Iow -Xngdu C lllfm mt Lnteled 3 HOIALIN RITA INFA Im ulry 21 1932 XVQHUJII C111 folma Enteled 1 61115 O 3 4 Office Practlce 4 I ltm Club 1 2 Commexclal Club 1 Scholdrshlp 4 Buzrf Stlff 1 H-KRT RLDX X! AINF August Z4 1931 Adi Oklihflml En teled 1 HAXES 4 ARL NORMAN Iulx 1 1932 Oxnard Cd11fOII'11l En tered 1 Gpamsh Club 1 P H1 Y 1 2 'S 4 IVIUSIC Club 1 SCI ence Club Z 3 Band 1 P 3 4 Lamp Coumellor 4 I-Iflllfh MARTHA l4RANll1S July 9 1932 DOl1gllSX11lL Georgll Entered 1 Glee Club 3 4 Qcho Q 2 4 Quill md Smmll 1 Camp Counsellols 4 Summa Club 1 9 4 Commuull Club 4 VS mld Frlendshxp Club 1 7 4 Semor Sextet4 Buzz Stxff 4 C 8: G Qtaff 4 Spcmlsh C lub AA 2 'Z 4 Suu Council 3 HORTOW IOAN HPIIPN March 24 1931 H1tch1t1 Okl 1 homl Entered 3 H05-ilxl JOF August 99 1032 Oxnard C'1l1forn11 Entexull Student QQYVICC Balllff 2 'S H1Y 4 Spanwh Club 1 B Ihs ketbaIl4 YI HI If If DOLf L XS DF UN Aug u 10 1039 Umon Stn lx 01111 Luteled 1 HlfHl4S fIFNNl NI-XP DL cemhu 1 1039 Rocky 10161 Colox xclo 1 IIIOICCI 1 HI SBANDS IOHN ARTHI R Decambel 30 1133? 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J 9' 44 T717 an-5 '55 TD 'rv N 127' N.. 9 21 'ljwig , . , . .AN .11- Wx 101- 'dia Q'R ICOIIN, RLANCIIE VlOLAg December 2-1, 1031: Holly- wood, California: Entered lg Commercial Club 2: Tri-Y Ji, I: Science Club Il, l: Spanish Club il, 1: Camp Coun- J . sclor Club I: GMX..-X. 1, 2, Ii, I: World lf'ricndship 2. RREBS, ISl'IlDY ALI1ER'I'g Allgilil, 3, 1513521 Grand .lunc- iioiil Colorado: lCntcred lj President lfreshman Class: l.atin Club l, 21 .lunior Play: lli-Y Il, li Office Practice lg Treasurer l,atin Club 21 World Friendship 2: Student Council 2: Buzz Staff li 'l'raclt Co-Captain 2: Track 1, 2, Ji, 1. I I III XY NIISIRI' llltilllllil 7 l'l'i'7' Ox lil'RIllAi.,. i.,. : --,---1 -- nard, California: Entered 1: Sergeant-at-Arms Sopho- more Class: l.atin Club 1, 2: Student Service -1: Schol- arship l, Ii, lg Buzz Staff ll Senior lli-Y -1: l'resident Quill and Scroll 1: Baseball Il. I. KYLE, AI.IiEXI'l FRA NCI'lSg.lt1l.v 223, H1323 lleggs County, Tennessee: l'Intcred Ii. LARA, MARYQ October ii, lfllil: l.os Angeles, California: lfntcrcd l IiARIIIZAIiAIi, MARY ANN: Kl1ll't'll ll lYlIi21 l'llQlJlo, Coloinulo' l iitel'ed l' CiI'l O l' Office l'1 lctice 3 -l' J 2 1.1 .IS .y,, . 1. ,. --1 '-.' - .1 .'. ' I . Buzz Stall l. Scholaiship .i. 1, fOllllllCl cial tlub -, -1. 'l'ri-Y -lg Spanish Club 1, -I: Vice-I'resiflcnt Spanish Club I. LARY, BENJAMIN ELI: October 21, 10232: Klobeetie. 'l'exas: Entered lg liatin Club l, 2: Student Service ZS: J .lunior 1 lay. LASLEY, I'A'I'RI1'IA FRANCES IDE LIGHT: November 27, 151332: San Diego, California: Entered 1: Glee Club 2 Ii, I3 Office Practice 23: 'l'ri-Y 2: l'an American Club 1 Buzz Staff 1. LASLEY, RICHARD LE VON: April 251, 10203 San Diego, California: Entered 11 Sergeant-at-Arms Boys' O -1: Sergeant-at,-Xrins Boys' lfedcration Il: Vice-l'resident Boys' lfederation li Varsity lfootball 2. Il: Band l: lloys' O 13. -li 'l'raclt il: llouorable Mention County Football. LEE, JAMES LEON: .luly T. 111222: Cheyenne. Oklahoma: Entered 1. LEHRER, AIDELLE CAROL: April 25. 192521 San lJie,C,'o. California: Entered 1: Scholarship l. 2. ii. -1: l,atin Club 1, 2. Il, -1: Science Club Il: Student Service 1. 2, Sl. 1: Stu- dent Court Secretary 3. 1: Girls' State Representative: Camp Counselor Club -1: lri-1 -1. LEPNIS, ROBERT GEORGE: March 5. 1032i Sharon, Pennsylvania: Entered 1: Camp Counselor Club -11 Quill and Scroll -1: Hi-Y -1: Buzz Staff -1: C and G Editor l: Senior Play. LEWIS, IRA DEYER: lfebruary Ii, 151311: Vian, Oklahoma: Entered 1: C and G Staff -1: Camp Counselors -1. LEIYIS, LAYERNE GAYLE: April 151, 10232: Oxnard. Cali- fornia: Entered 1: 'l'ri-Y Treasurer li 'l'ri-Y l. 2. Cl, -1: Connnercial Club Zi, -1: Vice-President, Art Club -1: Art Club 1, 2. Sl, l: Latin Club 1: Scholarship Ii, 1: World Friendship 1, 2, -4: Student Council 3, 1: C and G Staff 1: Knitting Club Ill Student Body Decoration Chairman. LOOMIS, CLAIRE: December 27, 151231: llelbedear, Neb- raska: Entered 1: Art Club CS: Spanish Club 1. MARTIN, MARILYN Sl'Eg .Iune 263, 1931: Norman, Okla- homa: Entered 1: llatin Club 1, 2: Office Practice -l: Quill and Scroll -1: C and G Staff -1. MARVEL, NORMAN FERRELQ .luly 25, 19232: l'aris. Ar- kansas: Entered 1. LOZA, MARY ELLEN: September 11. 151232: Ventura. Cali- fornia: Entered 1: Office 1'ractice 1: Commercial Club 1: Knitting Club Iii Spanish Club l, 2: World lfriend- ship -l: GAA. 1. 2, Ii, -1. I.l'i SER, 'I'RAl I'E llEA'l'RICl+lg l ebruary S. lfiill: Sintlel. finger, Germany: Entered 2: President of Latin Club -it Tri-Y 2, 1: Science Club 2. -1: Art Club 2. -1: Student Council 2. i: World lfriendsliip 1: Scholarship 2, -1. MAGALLANES, CARLOS: November 29, 19131: Oxnard, California: Entered 1: Student Service 1. 2: Associate Chief .lustice Student Court 33: Varsity Football -1: Boys' O 1: Track 1: Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Boys' Fed- eration -1. MARQUEZ, ERNIE M.: May ill, 19230: El Paso, Texas: Entered 1. MARTIN, JERRY: April S, 151132: Kingsburg, California: Entered 1. MASSIE, MELBA Rl l'Hg May 10, 1932: Ventura. Cali- fornia: Entered 1. MATHEXYS, .IYANITA JANE: .Illly 2S. 19331 XViChita. Kansas: Entered 1: Office Practice Il. -1: Business Man- ager -1: Commercial Club Ai: Junior Play: World Friend- ship 2, li: Senior Play: Tri-Y 1, 2: Pan American Club 1. Y X xIIN Xlllll 1 IW ' lilizzllnlll 'Xux Nll11H Illl X lxl I I X lmllllx l 119522 Nxt X11 1 llblbl Ilmnrl I INN ' cllllll ftllllllutbl I N l'Uil N ll IX 0 INCH NIUIIC O YIXRII KRNOI ll lzlllllillk 70 VV? 6' in X s ' xuli IIIINUN INDI! NUIIIIIN IT 1 ml c IRIN' I Il II 00 4 Il IION I'HII IP IN It HIM IJ 1 11l1111tt Imuull SKLIKIIIX HM IIN I 1 C 111111 4111111 11111 I XX111l' 11111111 I1111 1 IIIIH P I I I 7 INN II I I NIIOII If' INIONII .IUNFI I' . 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'9 lx Hill Ill lil ORD lOl IS tlttn L K LX 'C l 1 'lltll fl NUI IUX x ' St 0 Xtxy n ll I O tht SIXNIRFRIH ION! l tmt t 1fLlltSt ite lux ulcnt t mn ' NS, lDl'Il.'I'.l: .limv ll. lflillg .l4:itXl4miixillt', I-'llwitla' I I lilxl l'iitt-it-ll l: Iii-N l, 2..y.tHlllIillltlt1l t lull I. ill Il t III K 1 ' KX it Oki thu 1 S S no mi ' ' l'lIlI,l.II'S. ie. iv.. sq fl im- 1. wzzzp tm-1-ii. .xi-14. gas - ' ' l'IiittXi'tXrl 33. , ex QQ' I'lt'I'I'IliIN J, .IINI tl: August lti. lflZ12Z Htll'4L,t'I', 'l'X.'as liiitt-iw-fl I: l.atiii Vliilu 1. 2: lhmys' tl JI, lj ltast-llall fl. ll l 4nutlb2lll fi, l. h - -s Pllfll 'lXI. INDN E.: l mXln'uai'y lil, lfliiiig ldlk t'ity. ' z mg ' lCntcXi'fXcl l: Hi-Y Ii. l: Junior Play: Stiulont .'0i'vice 2 lilly! O l: Varsity Put tlzll -1: 'l'i'avk 23. l, PIN 'A , 'I A ' .': - mlwi' fl. lflZl21.lL1t'kstJll- I ' V , vill X. 'l'X.'as: liiitcim-fl l: IZ lftmtlmcill l. 2: Vaptain Ill A 1. A lfmrtluill 2: ll 'l'l'ac'k li Yai'sity lfmvtlmll Zi. l: Varsity :t lkaskt-tlmall 2, Il, l: flillllillll Varsity llaskvilmall Zi. l: Yar- sity 'l'1'at'k 2, Il, l: Captain Varsity 'I'i'avk Il: St'l'p,'lllil- at-.-Kms .llll' ' Class: SexyXaiit-at-.Xrms St-1' ' Class: l' O 2, il, l, 1 l.' 'I 'l I'A, Ylt l'0Ii .-XlilllCli'l'g Svptoiulwi' l, H5321 ' ' Yi 'lt t'ity: lXZnttXi'tXrl 32: Varsity llast-lmall Il. l. P01 A +I, NIAIKIIC: .Xpril 3. lflIl21tJl4lalitwi1izi t'ity. lil: mia: . ' I':llll'l't'tl 23. Ql'I.' If I ', .' ': .atiii Cliilw 1. 2. 213 St-iX 'X 'luln 351 Stl i X .' -i'vit'tX 2. 311 C'Ulll'I llaillit' Si: .-Xssuviz X. :tivo . Stl X 'wart l: Sc-litmlarsliip fl. li llaskvzlmall Alaiiagvi' ,. - Ii1.lUl ' ' l'lay: Svniui' Play: t' :mtl tl Stall' li 'l'i'oas111'tXi' 2- ,Xrt Vliilm 23, K' Eg V I 'rl , .fi X X9 1 35 A gr ? '7 if Try pw R XNIUS, NlAIH-lAIH'l'l' MARY: l4'cl11'1l:1l'5' 211, 15121111 OX' 1'1z11'1I, t11l11111'111:1: i'1Illl'I't'1i 1. R XXl'NI, BARBARA .IEA NN Eg Ntwm-111111-1' ll. 1511321 f'lYl'llS. Nurtli ililiitllill l'I11tcr1-11 1. REN'l'l'IRlA, 3IANl'l'IL REYES: Xi1l1'Ci1 22. 1112121 i.11s Ali' gclcs. f'ililit1l'lllllQ lu11tcrc11 1. RIAYE,SARELLE ROSEl1YN:Nlz1y!1, l51Z321Ox11z1l'ti. Villi- 1'o1'11iz11 i'illIL'l'Uli 13 1'1'c-sitlciu Sr, '1'ri-Y 1:'S11z111isI1 Ciub 2, 1, 23 1.111111 Club 51. I: .lu11i111- Play 111111111-ity f4il2l11'll1lll11 f'lll1l 1 Vtlllllilliitll' Club 1: Sc1111lz11's11i11 Il. l:XY111'1'l i I'i011ti- 1 . . . ship Club 21: Stutlcut G11x'c1'11111e11t 13 'l1'1-Y 1, 2. .L 1. lgl'l'1'HIE, I'HlLII': SCl1iClllilCl' ll, 111232: l,11s 151111.11-it-s, CL1lift11'11i111 i':ll1Cl'l'4i 11 llwys' lfc1lcr11tic111 St'l'g.ZC2ll1I-ill' Arms 1. ROIDRIGVEZ, JOHN: .ill111li11'j' 211, 11151111 UXll2ll'ti, fillii- fOl'l1i2lQ 1-I11te1'ccl 1, SENRERG, CAROL C.: .iLlllC 28, 151312: New York City. R0 New York: i'il1ICl'C1i 1: 11ist111'i1111 Tri-Y 1: l,i1111s Club Contest 2, Il: Sl32llliSil Club 1, 21 l,z1ti11 Club Il. -13 Worlrl F1'ie11tls11ip fvillb 2: Tri-Y 1, 2. 33, 1: .lu11ic1r l'lz1y: Senior l'111v1Girls' O 2, Sl, 11 G..-YA. 1, 2: Il. 11.-Xssistzlut Editor C 111111 G: Scl111lz1rsl1i11 Zi 1: Ge11e1':11 f'ililil'1112lll uf Girls' League C011x'e11ti1111g Quill illlti Scroll 1. ROUND, SALLY LOl'lSEg August 19. 157252: 'l'1'z1x'c1'se City. Mic-11igz111: 1C11t1-1-1-rl lj Sc11u1z1rsl1i11 1. 2. 1: Sl1iI11iSil Club 3, I: S11a111is11 Club i'I'4'Si'iCl1l sl: 'l'1'i-Y il, 1: Vice Presi- rleut Tri-Y 233 Scicuce Club 3, 1: f'0i11l1ll'l'CiZli Club -11 T1'CllSlll'l'l' Sz111t11 iiZll'i72ll'il-VCl'1illl'11 l11te1'-Sclmtml C111111- sel 4. Rl l'HER1FORll, BETTY: .IUIIQ IT. 15132: YCl1illl'2l, Culi- fo1'11iz1: 12111011-11 1. . . . . . . .-. ----1 SALINAS, DANIEL CALMENEROg August 3, 11132: El l'z1s11, Texas: i':1llCI'Cfi 1: C ll:1skctbz111 21 C 'l'1'z1ck 1. 2, 35 li liztsketbull -1: B Track 4. SAYIERS, HARVEY ALLAN: August 25. 1930: 0Xl1lll'fi, C111if111'11iz1: 1fI11te1'ec1 1. SEASIAN, EINYARD ELLl0'I l'g April 18, 1932: Oilkiilllli. f1'liifO1'I1i'l' 1 11terer1 1' -X Footbwll 1 SERGENT, IDWAINEQ May 21. 1032: Bolivar, Missouri: 1f211te1'e11 1: l'resifl11et Iiiltill Club 2g 1,z1ti11 Club 3: Sec- retary Hi-Y 2: Hi-Y Ji: Presiclent Junior Class: .Iuuior 1'l:1y: Senior Play: F1'esl11m111 Rep1'ese11tz1tive to Student C1111111-il: lluys' State Represeiitzttive. SMEETON, JEAN Rl l'Hg Octrmbvl' 19, 1513523 Santa M011- icu, fiiliii-OI'lliZiI Euterefl 1. SM EETON, JOAN LEE, Decembei' 0, 1930: Santa iYiOI1if'il. Cz1lifo1'11iz11 lC11te1'ecl 1: Camp FOLIIISQIOI' Club -4g Cumerzi 1 Cllll 11: '1'1'i-Y 4. SILYA, MANFEL: August 17, 151211: OX1l2ll'!i. Cz1lifo1'11iz1: liuterecl 1: Boys' 1 e11e1'z1ti1111 SOCl'CtllTj'-Tl'9i1Slll'0l' 4: Truck 1, 2, 21, 1: Truck Cz1ptz1i11 Il: 1911111111111 -4: Student f'Oll11Cii Sl: lioys' O 1, 2, 3, -1. SIMMONS, OLA JOYCE: August 133, 1513321 Allison, Texas: i':11IQl'Qfi 1: P1111 A1l1CI'iC2lH Club 1: Mixed Chorus 3: lluzz Stuff -1. SINCLAIR, DOROTHY: .Iuly 22, 15132: XYe11z1tcl1ee. XYz1sl1- i11gt11113 lfintcrecl l:'l' ri-Y 1, 2: Girls' O 2. 3. 1: Office 111'z1ctice Ci. 1: Wurlci 1 1'ieI1flShi11 22 Co111111erci111 Club l'1'esic1e11t -1. SHEETS, PATRICIA ANN: i l'i3l'llllI'y 51, 1933: HIYIIICII. A1'kz111sz1s: 1C11tc1'e1l 1: SDlll1iSh Cl11b 2, 3, -1: Latin Club 345 Sl'ilOilll'Si1iIJ 311 O Society 2, 3. -13 Science C11111 233 ':l1uzz Stuff -1: C 211111 G Staff 1: Girls' League Sergezmt- Ili-Al'1TlS S13 Girls' i.CilQ,'llC 1'1'esicle11t -1: 11111111 1. 2: Student G11x'c1'11111e11t -1: G.A.A. 1, 2, Zi, -lg World F1'ie11dsl1ip 2. SLA'l'TEN, ROR LEEQ August 2, 151323 Los Angeles. Culi- 1'111'11iz1: E11te1'e11 1: Camp COUIISCIOI' Club -1: Sc-l1o1111's11ip 13 .lunior Play stage crew: Buzz Staff -1: Boys' O 45 C :111ti G Stuff 4. SMITH, SHIRLEY ANN MARGARET: FCh1'l1Hl'j' 20, 15132: St. .lz1111es. Milmesotzi: E11te1'e4l 1: COIl'lIH9I'CiZll Club -15 Office Przlctice 4: Tri-Y 4: G.A.A. 2. SMOTHERS, JOE DOYLg March 10, 1931: Claremore, Okiililllflllll Eiitererl 1: Vice 1'reside11t C0lTlIll6l'Ciili Club 1: Office I-'rtictice -1. ... -'j NH ...nv-' syn.. 3 2 x 01 fl' ..l 1 r ,Q '-7 ,mg wi Q16 I .,:1'-7 'Vu IA ford' .X gnklj, .IOHNQ 111111-11 28, 111512: 0Xl1111'1i. C11li1'11r11i113 1-211' U.,-11,1 lg Y21I'5i14Y 1911111111111 11 Buzz H1111-il 1. SPl11l1l1NIAN, DONNA NIAIRIH3 O1-111l11'r 1111, 15131311 111151 m,,,111, Nl'11I'L1SiillI i'Ill11'l'l'1i 2: i,l'1'Sl111'11i i'l'1'111'i1 111111 2, S13 X'i1'1'-l'1'11si111-111 S1'1111l11rsl1i11 fi. 13 l.i1'1- N11-111l111r 118.111 Sl'iL'l1l'l' 1111111 2, 31. 11 l'1'11si111'111 S1'i1'111'1' CI1111 1: V2111111 C111111s1-ll11r f'i1li1 11 l1111'11r11i11g SC1'1'L'I21l'f' 111111111 f'OllIlS1'ii11l' V11111 li XY11l'i1i l 1'i1-111lsl1i11 1: Girls' 1.11111111- 'i'1'021S11l'C1' 11 l111zz S11111' 1: S1111111111 f'1l11l11'ii 2, 21: Quill 111111 S1-r11ll 1. S'l'l'lARNS. MARVIN: .-X111'1i 111, 151112,S1r1111gCi1-V, K1111s11s1 1+1111c1'1111 1. S'l'Il11Gl1II1Nll1IIl1ZR. l1OI.I'l'A GWENINDLYN3 Xiilj' 11, 151323 Nc1'111111. 11111111 1121111-1'1-11 1: 'l'ri-Y I. 2, 21. 1: Sl'iClll'1' f'i111l 311 S111111isl1 Clul1 2, 11. 1: 1.111111 fiillli 21. I1 'i1l'l'21Sll1'l'1' Hi-Y 313 SUl'Q'l'l1ll1-111'.-X1'l11S 'l'ri-Y 1. S'l'OCK'l'ON, l.Ol'l+1l1l1.X l RANCl11S: .1u15' 511. 1512131 Hing- liug, Okl11l11111111: l'I11111r1-11 1: Buzz S1111't' 1: C111111111-r1'i11l Cl11l1 1: O1'1'i1'1- l'r111-ti1-1- 1: Quill 111111 S1-r11ll -12 1+I1li111r C 111111 G 11 11.A..1X. 1. 2. -1. 51111-11 C11111us .1, -1. Sl'NlNllf1liS, ROBlfII!'l' EARl.g NOVCl1111Cl' 251, 151112: UXl1l1l'1i, f'1liii'Ol'l1i21Q l'I1111'r1-11 11 SC'i1'1ll'L' P11111 1. Sl l l'ON, CORA LEA: 51111111 8. 1112121 C11l11r111111 S111'i11gs. C11l11r1111111 i':l110l'1'f1 1: S1-l111l11rsl1i11 3: Tri-Y 1, 21 Offic-11 i'1'Z1l'1l1'11 S11 1'Ol11l11l'l'i'il1i Cl11l1 31, 13 GAA. 513 .i1l11iO1' P1115 Crew. 'l'Hl'RNIONIl, XVANIDA: August 111. 15151211 Okl11111111111 City, Ok1111111111111 1111111111111 12 W111'l11 l 1'i01111sl1i11 1. 1: Quill 111111 S1-r11ll 1: Buzz Stuff 1: C 111111 G Stuff 11: Se1-ret11ry- '1'1'1-11s111'1'1' S1111l111111111'v Cl11ss2 i,l'CSi11Cl1I Offi1'1' i7l'2lC'IiC'l' 11: O1'1'i1'1- i'1'ilC1l1'C' 21, 1: S111111isl1 Cl11l1 1. 2:.C11111111cr1-i11l Cl1111 21 'Fri-Y 2: Glue Cl1111 1: 1,1111 A111er11-1111 Clul1 11 .iLl11iO1' illilf' Cr1-wg G. A.A. 1. 2, 51, 11. 'l'lNGS'l'liOM. GIGORGI-I l1l'IS'I'ER: 1 O11l'1l211'j' 13, 1112121 P1111 ii1l1'l11'l111' C'1li1'11r11i'1' 1 1l1l'1'l'11 11 l ' l 1111111'1ll 2 . 1 1. . . I 1 .... 'l'lil'l'l I', I'A'l'Rll'l.X l1Ol'ISI'Ig N11X'c111111'1' 12. 1512111 G1'2lY- 1-111-. .X1'iil1l1S2lSI 1121111-1'1-11 13 S111111isl1 Clu11 lg XX'11rl11 l1'1'i1-1111sl1i11 11 S1-1111111rs11i11 1. 11. 'l'I'I!liS, Gl4IRAI1IlINl113 111111-111111'1' 111, 1112121 lD1111vi1l0. Ar- k1111s11s: 1-I111cr1111 1. 'l'l'liNliOI1l,, YEID.-1 lDl+1l1OIil1IS3 .ll1Ill1L1l'y 8, 11131312 111-1111i11g' 11111. Okl11l11111111: 1C111e1'1'11 1. Yl11Ifltl+1'I'. LEON SOLOMON, August T, 11131113 S11i111 P11ul, M1111111s11111: 1C111o1'e11 11. Yl11S'l', PERXRY Llfllfi: .Iu111- 211, 151311: l111li1'11r, :uiSSUUl'iI 1511- 11f.1-11 lg Sergo11111-111-Ar111s Senior Cl11ss1 '1'r111-k 1. 2. 513 1111111111111 2, .1. 1.11ys 11111111 2, .1 13 51111111111 111ur1 .1, 1g l111r11111u111l 1911111111111 Clllltllill 2. 1. Yll1l1-.1Nl'.l-IVA, SALLY F.: N11x'011111v1' 27, 1111123 Ox1111r11, C11l11111'11111: 111111111111 13 S111111is11 C11111 1, 2, 13 Girls' O .1, 1. 11111111 f1llli1Nf1i11l' C 11111 1: I'r1-X 1. WHl'l'l'I, l'A'l'g ll1:1:11111l1er 11, 151313 S11mis, C11lif11r11i113 En. 1011311 1. Wliill'l', 1'll.'XRl1l'Il4: August 113. 1111121 C11li1'11r11i11: 1131111-r1'1l 2. l,11s Angeles. XY4H11GlfINl1Ill, .IOLENE ROSE: N11v1-111111-1' T, 1f132IOXl1lll'11. C11i1'11111i1 1'11111111 1' Glu Club 1 1 - '- 1 :'1 1 . 1 4. 4 . X' . XY.Vl'I'IRS, ICOISIGIYI' .lOSl+1l'H: N111'011111P1' T, 1111113 P1'111'11. . 11111: i'i111Gl'L'li 13 81111111111 Sorvirc 1, 2. WEGNLQICI1, M.lIiII.YN l11MllA': .luly 211, 1512123 Sioux City. l1lxY:l: i':11IQl'l'1i 1: Glce CI1111 13 XY11rl1l I'Q1'1Cl1l1Sil11J 1. 111 S1-l111l11rsl1111 2, 31, 1: Quill 111111 S1-roll -1: Buzz Stuff -41 C 111111 G S11111' 1: .lu11i111' Pl11y: '1'r011s111'er .11111i11r Class: 'i'l'02lS1ll'Cl' S1-11i11r Cl11ss3 Office Pl'llCiil'Q 21. 13 S111111isl1 Cl1111 1: C111111111-1'1'i11l CI1111 21 'I'ri-Y 2: P2111 AI11Cl'1Ci1I1 C11111 1. C1..X.A. 1, 2, .1, 1. XYINTON, MARY IlEl1AXYARE: August fi, 111112: New Cus- 1l1-. 1111111111113 l'll1It'l'Qfi 1. WAI'l'l1l, WlNll+'Rl+1ll JAY: I7e1-1-111l1er 24, 1513113 Hl1I'Iij1', N1111r11sl111: 111111111111 1: 1.111111 C11111 1: 'l'ri-Y 13 G11-Q Cl11l1 1. WIGNALI1, IDARIMNE MARIE: SCIIIOIHIJQI' 20. 15132: Ox- l'1L11'li. C11lifor11i11: Entered 1: Tri-Y 1. 2. 3: C11mme1'1-i111 Clu11 -1: S1u1le111 Servic-Q3 Girls' O 3. -1: Tri-Y Secretary 2: Student 1311115' S9C1'QILl1'j' 4: Student G11ver11111e111 12 SQl'l't'lll1'y Student C11u111'il '11 G.A.A. 1, 2, 21. -1. XYILCOX, XYANDA Ll'CIl1LE: 1111119 8. 1512321 .l e1'1'i1-11 Springs, Missourig E111e1'011 3. lub amefi Wof .ll'AREZ, YIYIAN ROSE: November 29, lflillg Ifuller- ton, C'alifornizl: l'lntorcrl li Girls' O 323 Spanish Club 1: French Club 3. 0'1'0NNlfILL, ROBl+IR'I' JAMES: August 2-l. 111323 l'rm'i- flenc-e, Rhode Isluncl: Entvrccl l: Spanish Flub 2: Science Club 3. GOMEZ, GENARO V.: DCCUIIIETCI' 2, 193303 lflmvingwcll. Q':1liforniu3 Entered 1. GONZALES, MARION: .lune 21, 19313 CilIllZll'll10, Falli- furnia: Entered lj Varsity Baseball 3. HOUSER, 'POM A.: October Iii. 1932: Rig Spring, Texas: Entered 23 Hi-Y bl: Camp Counselor Club lg B Basket- ball 'lg Football Manager 4. F0 N 0 O Mcfure RERNS, IDUNALID Il.: .-Xugfusl 23. 151291 Rim-limuml. Valli furiiini liiiim-11-ml l. flly, Nc-xx' Mark: l'.iiIvi'wl l. Rl'SSl+1Ll., THONIAS HOYl'l'l': l 0lll'llill'j' l. lflilll I'z1l' -X ILOIFES, -ROJELIU R.: BIill'i'll ll. 153272 Lux .XllgClCS. Czilifomlzlz l-.nu-i'c-ml I. X, Iil'I.Yl'Rl1'l'1 .,XNllll'lli: .-Xugust 5. H3322 NNY York WU ' RKMAN. WAYNI-I IKICXIPUIRID: April 23. 10332: Rc-url Springs, Nlissuurig l'1iitv1'1-rl li Ili-Y 1, 2: Stuflcm Soi'- vivo 1. 23 Sv1'g.:mnt-all-Arms l4'1'c-slilnmi Clzissg Sergeant .11-Arms .luiiiur Vlzxssg lloys' O 2. Il, lg Vivo l'1'e-siclem lluys' O lg I'i'wicl0n1 lluys' l'1lWli'l'ilIlUll lg First String w 1 1 All Cuillity Ilusc-lvzill 21: A Ifuotlmzill J., lg ll lfumlmzlll L. w0li'l'HY, IHRISAIQA JEAN: .limo 15. mill: Vfwvinu. Vllli l'm'iiiz1: I':IlIUl'0'l lg Latin Club Il. lg'I'1'i-Y 1,1 3, 45 Camp Virllll 'Q If-1' Vlulm l s', WYNN, JOHN .IUSICPH Nuvciiilroi' Zi, 151151: Sioux City Iowa: lfliitcwcl l. YOPNGHANI, 1'ARI.l-ZEN MAY: .'Xll32,'llSf 41, lil3l2: Ventura i'z1lii'm'1iizi1 l'2iitui'm-cl lg Ollie-0 l'l'2lc'Iic'L' ill YSIAS, HI-INRY MESA: Ncmveiiilmoi' 12, lfllllg Los Angeles P C'a1li1'in'1iiz1: Iiiitc-ix-il lg Spanish Club lg Camp Vriiiiise-lui , l: XX'm'l4l l i'ivmi5liip Club -lg ll llaislwtlmll 2, Il: A liars kctluill li A lkaisclmull Il, -1. sons, Kansas: lfliitoroil 2. X IINSLICY, li0lS.l1H':.-Xprll 2, WISE: Oxiialrcl. i':1lil'm'1ii1l: 'GN . lflmurofl l. Missuurii Emcrccl 1. RWIQLFY I FRFID' '41'mlQ-llllwl' ZS. lfllifi lluliull uniom . . . .wwe own Une 0 0 Upper classmen at last. The Juniors were well aware of that statement as they began their eleventh year full of great expectations, First prom, first class play, first year as upper classmen, seats nearer the front in the assemblies, and a real sense of belonging, all blended into a well rounded Junior year. Heading the class was Bill Hooper, Junior president. Other elected officers were, Barbara Galloway, Vice President, Genevieve Mason, Secretary, Jeanette Caulk, Treasur- er, and Keith and Kenneth Bennifield, Sergeants-at-Arms. To start the ball rolling, early in the first semester, the Juniors had their first party. Because of good organization and cooperation of the class a good time was enjoyed by all. On January 2Oth the class again took advantage of party privileges and held a very successful Clash dance, Angel's Quartet played for the affair. A Clash King and Queen were chosen. Talent scored high as the Juniors began try-outs for their play. A melodrama, Curse of an Aching Heart was chosen, The play under the direction of Mr, Norman Haskell, was a wonderful success. A highlight in the class activities was a prolific Junior assembly. An operetta plus a fashion show gave the assembly a highly original touch, The buzz of excitement and promising plans reigned throughout the year as the much looked forward to Junior-Senior prom became a reality, The date was June 3rd and o grateful Senior class danced in the beautifully decorated Armory. Miss Cynthia Donlon and Mr. Willard Appenzellar were guiding lights in the active Junior year, as advisors and counselors. A student store almost became possible due to efforts of the eleventh grade but the plans fell through. A successful plan was that of getting their Senior rings early. The class looks for- ward to their most promising activity-graduation. .ff .1 1 '61 2-1 ... ' 9 4, 1-Q -4. fr! 'S' ,4 xl 3' J E7 A - 1 1 'F-X if! 1 nfs IPD, 's 2 .3 X I 455 425' Q 'X New 1 ' RO!! 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When the smoke finally cleared the victors were as follows: Jimmy FitzGerald, Pres- ident, Bobby Lowe, Vice-President, Peggy Gladney, Secretary, Frank Cancino, Billy Fitz- gerald as Sergeants-at-Arms. Advisors for this class were Miss Eleanor Graham and Mr. Vance Davis who both turned in commendable performances. Leading the Sophomore social events was a Gay Hay Dance held the latter part of November in the Girls' Gym at O.U.l-l.S. Dancing over a hay-covered floor to the re- corded strains of well-known bands, all agreed that the dance was a big success. The combined efforts of the advisors, Mr. Davis and Miss Graham, the officers, and the tenth-year class as a whole, went into the Sophomore assembly held on April 28. A large group of talent was discovered and the performances were well accepted by both the student body and the faculty. Behind the class of '52 are two high school years. Both years have been full of fun and experience, The fun, as well as the experience will go on ---- the fun with the same light-heartedness, the experience growing. The next year the coveted goal, graduation, will seem ever nearer to the class of '52 for they then will be upper-classmen. May their future be one they'll be proud to call a past. 'FOI' ROW: IJ. Aliornetliy, li. .M'c-x'cilz1. P. Adams, N. Alviclerez, O. Ascencio. SEFUNII ROKV: A. Avulzl, M. liurzijzls, H. ltzlrr. S. Itzltte. R. Beck. THIRD ROXV: XV. ltede, .l. Berg, W. Ileveruge. 13. 39 if af' . Iilclior, F. ltolirisi-li. ll0'l l'0NI ROW: IC. lil'llflSll2lNY. ll. lh'zim'l1, T. llriiwlm. C. Bunch, A. Burrow. K gf . . r -3 K . J 7 , . rixi N 5. 1 :f e .4 r ' 4, x ' ' 1 1 0 by l T 5 A . G 1 ' '6- .ji . ,gg 1 e W JV. 4 I rw I ' fi X . X .., 7.5 . , My . N, in . . -9 4--T K 2 M . I 4 Ji I 3' A 3, -. Vi 4. I' ,cf , , A :fy ' ti 4- V ,' Tig Q Aa ,. - - F , ll P 5 .-,.,.!, A -9 6. .. ,I ' ' l. 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Cf Ilzmrlrrff. .I. Rf-x'r'If'f. I.. III-X' -If-Z. .I. III-lvvs. SE 3 .' ': .. .I. Rims. I.. Ii :I l'ec'I1t. N. Iiulls. Il, Huy -V. Ii. IIUXYIIII. I. IIl1rI1:nI'm'fl. CT. iz I.. SMQ4-'t. ' HIRIP ROW: H. .'r'I lz 51 I. Sc-ptm: Ii. S1-rm., .I. S' wus. Ii. HIIIIIJSUII. Ii. S1 ' I. M. Smith. Ii. Sur II , W. Spf.-m'f:1'. F0l'R'I'II ROW: Ii. Ht, Am, NI, Hrs-wllma li. ft -W- lII'I. Ii. St VQII. Ii. 'I'ZIx'If '. I.. 'I'a5'Iw1'. I'. 'I'z1yIfv1'. fi. 'I'f'IINIl'.X'. H. 'I'I1:n'p.I-'II4 I'll ROW: .I. 'l'I1z11'p. I. Thfftf VI. V. 'I'I Lf. N. 'I'h rye. IJ. 'Fings I'1II. Ii. 'I'fJI'I'13r. IJ. 'I'wt1f:r1. NI. 'I'r'znx'r'lst1-ml, If 'I'1'uj'I1. SIX ' ': II, I'mwIza. V. ' f:1'm:m. IJ. I'11X, Ii. Vsfllw. V, Yam Srflnzmlk, Ii. X'znr'gzzs, BI. X'2I:'flIlf'Z. II. Vzm1,Im. Ii. Vaugh . SI'ZYl'ZN'I'H ROW: K, Ywlu. II. Va-11:II1I4-, ld, Y4'I'2I, NI. Yc'l':1. Ii. Yermmif-r'. IJ. Wznlfilf. I.. Wzgf., II 113 .I. Wall. HHAH'I'lI Ii W: .X Xk'lII1'I'4. .I. XX':mN. XY. Whip- kffj. I.. White. M. XVIIII-. N. Wh'w. If Willinms. .I. WIIII: mx. .I. XK'iIIi:m1f. . ': W. W' xf . V. ' It . .I. Wand. .I. W 1' ni -Ia. Ii. ' ng. gl QZ5Alfl'lQIfL . . . lfle Olflllfl wine? 3 go True, a Freshman year sometimes seems like a baseball game - with opponents up to bat never missing a pitch - while the Frash are out in field chalking up the errors, But this year the Freshmen played an a winning team with hits, runs, and no errors. Turning in an excellent job as coaches were Miss Dorothy Adams and Mr. William Eley. Both Miss Adams and Mr. Eley were new at Oxnard High this year, as were the Fresh- men, and so, in a way, they began together. All agree that the results were superior. Playing the infield, as officers, were Joe Brown, President, Shirley Blatt, Vice-Pres- ident, Genevieve Edwards, Secretary, and Dicksie Smalley, Treasurer. The election of officers being the first highlight on the Freshman agenda it was early in the year that the planning of activities began. A Christmas Party was the first Fresh-man social event. Saint Nick was the theme of the combination party-dance which was held in the Girls Gym at O.U.H.S. the week before Christmas vacation. Sock Hop was the title of the next Freshman dance which was held the latter part of February. Socks of every color, stripe, and check were seen swaying to the recorded orches- tra music thus carrying out the theme. Prizes of scarves and socks were awarded to those wearing the gayest of the foot apparel. May marked the month for the Freshman contribution to assemblies. The theme was a South American Night Club and all talent was pre- sented as a floor show. The program was well applauded by all. Patience and superb direction from the advisors, hard work from the of- ficers, and cooperation from the class as a whole have proved the oustanding qualities of the Class of '53. And so this inning ends with only three more to go. 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Sl1111I1lS. 1-'. Sil'1C'1I 11. G. S1111 11111's1111. 1. S11 , I . S '1' . THIRD ROW: A. S111'11,'. R, Singh. IJ. S11 11111-qv, S. S1II111I. KI. S11i11111'. R .'111is. .-X. S11s11, 1' S1111 Y 1, '. S1z111i1z 1111. l Ol'R'I'H ROW: R. S11-V1-11s II 1'. S11-w111'1. if S11111111. 1'.S1:g:s. S. .' 'A '. 11. .'1: 1I1'1'S . .' ' 'Q , P. S111' 1111. S. T11111:1'. I-'IFTH ROW': 11. '1'z11'k 111, l'. '1'z1'1111. .I. 'I'z1yI111', 11. '1'1 11IilS. XY, '1'i11111s111 1 . 'I'i11gs11'11111. I . '1'11x' slvy. 11. 'I'1'11i11. .I. 'I'u1111.'. SIXTH ROXY: Y. '1'111'11 - '. IC. 1'111111. R. X'z11111s. T. X'1111gI11111 I Vega, C. XYO1ll.'C1110Z. 11. V0111s1111Qz. CI V1-11111111-. IC. Vi1Iz1. Sl'1VlCN'l'H ROW: I.. Xvl'l11Sl'lI, A. Yillvgus. I. Y11111u11s 1. Xv11ICj'll1'11. CK Vi11cy111111. 17. XYz1f11I111. .I. W1 g 1', IJ. XYz11ke , B. XVIII' 1. EIGHTH ROW: I . XYl11i111S, I-I W1 s, S. XV1:11s. R. XYIQI' . .I. XX'11i1o. M. XVIS1 11. S. NVi1s011, .I. Wi11z11'11. .1111 s. ' ' . ': 3 'z '. Win 11111. I'. 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'X as , .19 k :JQQ l f QUHFLKYY . X K ,,,,x,f X f X f 2 X ufiic gy Our Kane! The Oxnard band, under the excellent direction of Mr. Worth Blair, had a very successful year and is rapidly making a name for itself in Ventura County. The officers for the band are: Bob Teeters, President, Martin Rice, Vice President, Verna Hayes, Secretary-Treas- urer, and Vancil Mcl-lam and Barbara Rhodes, Sergeant at Arms. In addition to these officers there are some other people whose duty it is to keep things in the band running smoothly. These people are: Jackie Ross, Student Director, Louis Keith, Drum Major, William Ballais, Librarian, and Williard Ballais, property manager. The band has kept quite busy by playing at such affairs as the dedication of the new City Hall, downtown on Santa Claus night, for the P.T.A., and numerous other occasions. They were also present at all of the home football games and most of the assemblies. ..- ,' - R W U C 1? is :mi-Y' , . , , . . - x GLI-Il+l1'Ll'B FRONT ROW: NI. Smith. V. Mm'1'is. R. Soo Hun, L. Ornolus. W. Wzxiu-, IE. Mzxrtil fs W. Iv' QHW IOZ. SEVOND ROW: IZ. Roggmv. .l. Wlltts, .l. Bla-Caxlw, A. Ncwnlzln. .l. Waxggencr, l Slum-tm1. THIRD ROW: R. Iluizc. D. Arnsnl. C. l'I1LZOI'lNLll1, V. Rnhinsfm, IC. I.z11'y 9 Y - w v . v lxanlsm-1: lAOl R'l'H ROW: .l. Iluwsun, X. NIl'Glll'Ul', C. Yam Schzlic-li. M. Ilia-lmgmls. lf' -1, rw u .V - w - 4, Claytrm. I. lmmvn. RAI In ROW: .l. hzlttls, P. lglsloy. M. llalzcu. ll. lmswvll, 1' I'lliIln'mrk. li. I loltcr. I, , V. A' ...,..:.i, ',, MIX ICD FHORUS I L-.. .1 FRONT ROW: A. Green. C1 Gurrlun, .l. Vmss. IJ. Blwrzlgzl. CI linker. N. Hz15.:c1'. SICVONO ROW: I.. 'l'znyIrn'. .l. Ikorg. ll. i l'a1zicrr. li. Hurt. IC. .l:1vuIas. l'. .lfmc-s. 'l'HIRll ROW: V. f4flLlSIl'. .-X. Wzll:lcr's. L. Mmmm. S. I-'lure-s. ,-X. K1-ith. Nl. Om-ll. Il. Vlurk FOl'RTH ROW': D, Boswell. PI. Grirlloy, IJ, Milvhull. I.. Sim-ktmm. .l. Ml1r'r:xtv, li 1 1 - .V , V- - rf ilzxrk. I.. Rum-0. BA! lx ROW: .l. Wlmlmzm. .l. Ibxsnn. IJ. Irnwos, .l. Hill'k4'-V, K Gutris. H. Iferris, .I. Iluwkins. H. Hulmcs, Ii. Summers. Us mu .xt A., , -' WG- 'fz1..z:s: - an tm 'wr-rr. I il-wma gi 1 wx l'!t'v9SH FS' uni H ' I .f - , J- X. FRONT ROW: P. Hunter. N. Thorpe, S. Rizive. T. Lusser, P. VVorthy, V. Flznning. SICVONID ROW: G. Etln'z11'tls, J. Ilcmnulrlsun. J. Dawson, l.. Stiegelmeier. IS. Spruill, ll. Gullowzty, M. lfztullin. THIRD ROW: CK Rosenberg. .l. lilmelunti. l-I. Lusser, lk. lluntlore, D. Lee. A. King. G. Peclersen. Blutt. FIFTH ROW: L. Smith. R. Win- ters, J. Pickering, B. Mt-Naughton, li. Smith. R. l.ewe, R. Faus. BAFK ROW: S. llznly, lf. 'l'ewnsley, R. Yung, XV. Spence, J. Nielsen, M. Czlulk, II. Summers, P. Norton, IB. Pierce. LATIN CLUBS FRONT ROW: C. lliIIIlOl'CilLlX, A. Green. M. Kurihara, J. Tznmwa, IC. Ramirez. 13. llrowli, J. Mclieelizxn. E. Watts. B. Willia1ns.SEt'ONll ROXV: G. Conuhey. M. Prit- c-hznml. M. Nielsen. M. Wilson. J. Kluever. li. Andersen, J. Catiznly. N. Frztig. S. Pritc-h:n'rl. R. I!enefielrl.THlRD ROW: R. Durning. P. Ringer. S. XYilliams. G. Howe, P. Mc'C'm'ley. t'. l'ny.Ier1n:tn. J. Davidson. M. Eccles. A. Kelirer. FOFRTH ROXY: ll. Lusser, IS. llnntlure. J. Galloway, M. Fziullin, N. Lee, J. Spriull, O. King, R. Summers. S. Matson. G. Pedersen. FIFTH ROXV: F. Osmond. V. Hnshuntls. J. Mulis. .l. Morgan, ID, Cztwelti. II. Princlle, J. Learcl, D. Leurfl. N. McCarty. T. I-'rey, I-1. . 1 '-'.. S XTH ROW: .l. lfitzgerultl. IS. Matson. I . Cuncino, D. Tillutsun. T. Quisen- lu - ' ' mx ii in ' . lllllll I lmerry, t'. Saunders. S. Wayne. J. On . ILM Ix ROR: li. Blffl liz . X, Mcllzim. .I Higgins, R. lfltlwzirtls. ll. Vnietlat. IS. Fortler. H. Yenalnle. R. Melton. W. CIIZIUIIIZIII I.. Vettum. QU I Jus J- -vu , ff 415-E - , ' ' ' , L1 V. , . .. V A 1 bil' Cllfll ' . I - ..K ounde om 'fy The Seniors received an opportunity to become pioneers in the camping field when Bud Maron, became a teacher at Oxnard. He started the course which, we believe, is the only one of its kind being offered in any high school in the United States. The object of this course is to teach the future counselors the rudiments of counseling and help them obtain jobs in various summer camps. The course was taught at informal bi-monthly meetings with numerous movies and guest speakers were supplemented by field trips on which the practical methods were observed At the Yule time members went caroling and afterwards gathered at the beach for a weiner roast Officers were Don Galloway President Dick Witt Vice Pres :dent Donna Spellman Secretary and Marilyn l-lackney Corres V T11 V1 Q 3-3- DNI RUS! XX llllilt 'Q i KN! Nl H 0 ll X J 1 lil H RON H W l I ll' ll f U K l N l Xltm 111 ll C illou IX I Hu s -s f r I 1 - wg al I l X 2 A , I M X . , . .,. E -veg. 1 . ' - . i lf 'e 5 l -at 5 ' ' ' - x . l fi T T ff: 4 ' ' i . l 1 ,i . .. lg 5 1 1 r ' I ' fu . 5 ' L - . FIU . ' ': '. '1in.S. ltizivv, S. Ylll1lllll0Yll. l. llllllltlllll. .l. Sim-vtmi v. ll. Wt rthy. SEVONID R ': A . ackn .-X. l,cl11'c1't-. R. llziizo. M. llz',c'n. . D. Vlizipin. ll. XVilsn1x. I.. Blcfhy. THIRD ROXY: R. f'lzn'k. IJ. Spellmain. l,. ,Q 1 Xu 'Zll'l'C. li. Hzirris. li, Kchn. .l. Iilmelunrl. W. Mc-Ginnis. C. Risvl1lwl'Q. Fill' ': . 's us. l', N111 1. l. l,i-wis. IR. llrumm ll I. R. Winters. A, 'l'. H usc-l'.l5A1'KROX ': G. Afhmz n. IJ. Witt. .l. llrown. IC. lmuu, ll. Sluttc-11, .. ,- 2 . . it 1. tt.: ,., as I' L .Vi Q Ls FRONT ROW: N. f'OXX'llII. II. Ilzirr. L. Septor. I.. Rohreeht, IK Clizlmllc-i'. CI Morris, I XXII X I XI S1 I I' Ilnlix OX I 1, Iizims. A unoz, . . .'1icvi', . 1 ' XI. lJowoll.Sl11l'ONlbR Y: C. Hoover, I'. Summers. A. King, A. I.el1i'ei', I.. Moore, II. Xlzirtim-Z, M. Xlcclinzi. IC. Imvis, V. llzisiiigc-i'. M. Kmiiitz, N. Iilclmolfl. THIRD ROW: II. 'l'vete1's. I . 'l'm'wnsIvy, Ii. XXIYIIII, IE. C'i'icle1', II. Hzlmlmlin. R. Mainly, T. C'hui'c-Ii, IZ. Iflores. .I. XX'iIlaril, II. Lewis, N. Clilstm. FOl'R'l'H ROW: N. .Ioi'iiIw1'g, IC. Giles. .I. Iizishore, P. Quick, A. KUI'II1ill'Ll, V. X'c-nulilv. .I. Iiogei-S, If, lmolin, IC. Blom: P. IXLIIIIIII. R. Gam-izl, I , Crosliy, R. Vugle. .I. Gisler. B.'H'K ROW: V. Priest. IC. 'IIIIIfISII'UI'Il. .I. Iiix'e1'iz1, Il. IIIIIIQLIITI, IJ. Johnson. P. Freely, IS. Pena, 'I'. Blackwell, C. Stzmileiud, B. Pimpson, R. Bolts, XV. Bellais, C. Hayes. Lgiuclenf Lglruice ad Kuff ear Seven years ago the Student Service was formed. The F. B. I. of O.U.l-l.S is co-sponsored by Mrs. Lowe and Mr. Sprow, The officers of this volunteer organiza- tion are: Earl Tingstrom, President, Charlene Morris, Secretary, and Carl Hayes and Adele Lehrer, activity committee. lt is the duty of the Student Service to keep order in the halls and courts. They have a rather difficult job at times, but work hard and do a good job. Just as the hall partrol is the Police Department of O.U.l'l.S., the Student Court is the Judicial Branch. John Moon and Tony Quisenberry are Chief Justice and Associate Justice, The bailiffs, whose duty it is to bring the miscreants into court, are: Dick Johnson, Ronnie Pease, and Eddie Black. Adele Lehrer acts as court secretary during the proceedings, All in all, the school is a more peaceful place to attend with the Hall Patrol and Student Court on the job. l v G- Qs. K, - in es., ,gg ir A eague differ UAW .W '19 'UK ,twig gf QF' Girls' League began with the Pigtail Party welcoming Freshmen. Over three hun- dred fifty were present--the largest attendance at one party in the l.eague's history. ln November, the Second Annual Regional Convention was held with representav tives from schools in Ventura County, Santa Barbara, and Lancaster. A charming speaker preceded discussions working around the theme of personality, Through leadership of President, Pat Skeets, Susie Myers, Vice-President, Car- olyn Jackson, Secretary, Donna Spellman, Treasurer, Joyce Donaldson and Betty Mar- tinez, Sergeants-at-Arms, Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald, Mrs. lrene Brown, and Mrs. Corinne Westervelt, the sponsors, both occasions were successful. In March, fashions were presented from Robinson's, Los Angeles. April brought Clash Day with queen and attendants, On a following afternoon, guests of the Mothers' Tea were entertained with fashions from the Home Economics depart- ment. ln May, the Cotton Festival in all its tra- ditional crispness, The election of officers concluded the year as the candle-lit ceremony welcomed the new and goodbyed the old. The girls, as members of the League, com- bine- To promote self-government among the girls, and to promote activities pertain- ing to the welfare of the school. 36 'Z ,- f - ogri sgeclerafion .Mb .time Qu Still an infant organization, the Boys' Federation took a big step towards adult- hood and success. Dr. Joseph Crosby, new sponsor, worked with the officers, Wayne Work- man, Dick Lasley, Manuel Silva, Ted Blackwell, and Phil Ritchie, President, Vice Pres- ident, Secretary-Treasurer, and Sergeant-at-Arms, respectively, in he I p i ng this club through its growing pains. The highlight of the year was the St. Patrick's Day Dance, on March l7. lt was well planned and a great success. Mr. Avery Hauser, last year's sponsor, assisting Dr. Crosby, arranged for two pro- grams from the National Schools, which were truly appreciated. Assembly programs were presented with talent coming from the federation itself, giving several boys a chance to display hidden talents. This young club, taking its p'ace as one of the important organizations in school, has unlimited possibilities. lt presents a challenge to all those who come in contact with it. Wayne Workman, his cabinet, and Dr. Joseph Crosby should all feel that they have given their time and effort not only to all who have profited this year, but to all who will benefit by the Boys' Federation in years to come. iii' DN! ROW 1 N1 1 1111111 1 S 1 11111 SIMON!! ROX 1111111 1 N N N 1L 1111111111 T 11111L1 1 N1L1X11l151J S 111111111111 S R1 111 THI ill ROW 11 111111110111 S 111111111 S 1211111 11 111 1 1 1 111 1 11 B U lx ROW 1 1111101 1111 1111111 L1 X 1 111111 N R1 1 SR AND JR TRI Y 151' ROW 11 1 101111 S 1111111111S S 5111111-x In X 1 N XX 11 1 1 1 11111 S1111 11 111! 1111111 R 1 1 1 111 11 S1 L1 T 1 ROR N '1 11 1111 1111111 1 ll f 1111115 R 1 1111 1+Ol1i 1 I '11111 1 ' 1 JL ,, 1 ' H 11. 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BAVK RI ': V. AVI uc-klc, .I. HZ1ShUI'l'. T. Iousor, .1 1+ Ilcil , V. Hzlyos, G. Asl I I. IZ. link: rl. I I x : 4 ' B12 .-ga Y -..V I 5, I I Mal ' l l lf Qi - . . I nf wr! Y- 2 'L . 1 ' I - 2 , xqmbf Wy J I ' x 45- K I , 'Y fwqfg. ' F 3 s f .Ar we 5422 Looking back over the year we all recall reading the fine issues of our school news- paper, The Buzz , ln the beginning of the year there was practically no-one on the staff who had had any actual newspaper experience and when the first issue came out, the entire staff had its fingers crossed. Many a critical eye passed thoroughly over the paper from front to back and when all was over and done, we found the newspaper on the other side of that big bridge they call inexperience. The Buzz was published bi-monthly and appeared on Tuesdays. A special Junior edition was printed, as well as Christmas and April Fools' Day issues. The last edition was an enlarged issue containing a glance toward the future and a farewell to the Seniors. Heading this years' staff in the capacity of Editor in Chief was the capable Trenie Biittel. Dorothy Brinkerhoff was managing editor first semester and Don Galloway held down the Managing Editor's position second semester while the Feature Editor was Donna Spellman, the Women's Page Editor, Helene Barnett and the News Editor, Robbie Baize. Boys' Sports Editor was Jim Bashore with Allan Kurihara as his assistant and Girls' Sports Editor was Marilyn Hackney. Copy Writers were Carol DeYoung, Jimmy Silknetter, and Pat Skeets. Advertising Editor was Marty Hazen, with Rita Holquin and Kathie Harrison acting as her assistants. The Staff Photographer was Bill Drummond, the Librarian, Joyce Simmons, and the Copy Boy was our able Buck Pena. Reporters on the staff were composed of all of the students taking the journalism course. Advisor for the paper was Mr. R. K. Phelps. E 5-...H 4 C7 Q5 Exciting plans for the C C7 G got under way early in the year with the arrival of Mr. R. K, Phelps, head of the journalism department. Louella Stockton and Carol Rosenberg were chosen as Co-editors. At the first meeting this staff was chosen as follows: Marilyn Martin, Business Manager, Tony Quisenberry, Art Editor, Bob Leunis, Copy Editor, Bill Drummond, Photog- raphy Editor, Bob Slatten, Assistant Photography Editor, Don Galleway, Sports Editor, Marilyn Hackney, Gir's Sports Editor, Lola Perez, Circulation Manager, Marty Hazen, Advertising Editor, Laverne Lewis, Publicity Manager. During the year changes were made in the arrangement of the staff. The first semester saw Carol Rosenberg in charge of the layout of the book. ln the second semester Louella Stockton was made editor-in-chief and Carol De Young and lris Inadomi were appointed assistant editors. Without the cooperation and aid of Ira Lewis, Marilyn Wensel, Wanda Thurmond, Williard Bellais, William Bellais, Donna Spellman, Harvey Pena, Bruce Jessup, Allen Kurihara, Mary Francis Godwin, Johnny Husband, Claudette Arnal, Lorena Davey and many others, the annual could not have been as successful. The staff room buzzed with activity all year to meet the important dead- line of April l7th. The staff proudly presents its publication for the year of l95Ol Vznol Rosa-nlwi-5.5, ln-is lnudmni, Fm-ol de Young lioui-lla Stockton 1 11.16 'li .- 'T .--gnnonu--sq 1 DNI ON 1 tnson, Ii. S1111 IIoi1,.I, llllltlflllll, KI. I,z11'iIi- 1111 I II 11111o11. I. I11z1iIo111i. SICHDNID ROW: 'I'. I.11ss1r1'. ll lung. T Iliittvl. XY. MvIli1111is, KI. Sli1i'lQl'y. 1 LII 1 I ROXV: II. IJ111'11i11g:. II. l.LlSSl'I'. Il, IfIoItC1'. IJ. 1 I11 fl XI XX II QI 4 '11'11z1I. Nl. ll2lZUII. I'. I.1-1-. lf'0l'Ii'l'H ROW: It II11 It .I. I11111111111, IJ, Wilt, II. rlvSiIw1. .I. Motm. X Ix1111I1111 I Rios, I+. 6:1111-11111. Ii. I'1'c'111-I1. A. Xaigoilkai. 'I'. 1 tIIlILIIX t Iuu B U lx ROW-: R. WiI1'ox, .I. Waml. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Holding true to its traditional purpose this club strove to foster a higher standard of scholarship and broader ideals of service on the part of the stu- dents of OUI-IS. Oklahoma combined with a tour of UCLA and USC and a visit to the museum provided the club's first activity. Many members also attended a district convention held in Santa Monica in the early spring. A banquet honoring the life members climaxed the year. Outstanding members are those who have at- tained membership for a minimum of six out of eight semesters and have therefore become life members of the California Scholarship Federation. The seven who achieved this goal were: Donna Spellman, Iris Ina- domi, Adelle Lehrer, Marilyn l-lackney, Dick Witt, Lola Perez and Trenie Biittel. 5 1 ONI ROW Q I H 111 I If lmfelu numb I num PLILI BA Nl s X WORLD FRIENDSHIP The locol World Frnendshlp Club I port of o stotewld orgonuzotlon of World Fruendshlp Clubs The World Fraendshnp Clubs were orgonnzed to promote truendshup omong notlons ond omong voruous roces wuthun our own country Mrs Guudotto Lowe Lotun teocher ot O U H S ns one ot the dur ectors of the state orgonuzotuon Under the sponsorship of Mass Modelune Mledemo the octuvutxes of the World Friendship Club for thus year hove been the ottendonce ot conven tions In Los Angeles ond pre sentotucn of progrorns on o crol toleronce for the Knwonus Soroptomusts ond Toostmus tress Clubs Students who spoke on the problems of ro clol mnnorxtues nn Oxnord were Joon Elmelund Berto Forrest lrus lnodoml l-lend: Luss r Trout: Lusser ond Mory Louise Mollno A group ottended the stote conventuon of World Friendship Clubs ot Son Pedro In Moy The offucers of the club were Joon Elrnelund Pres :dent Ernestune Novorro Vuce Presndent Wondo MCG-Inns Secretory, ond Cormeluto Cou ste, Treosurer 5' ill 1- , I , ..,-A' ll ' 'TTS j 'fa 5, . ,lf-TXT FR . ' ': '. Hrsonlxe-1'g.I, 'II Lussc-1'. S. Klilflllltllll. .I. Lcllesmu, M. Mclinzl. I. lnzx l ll '. CK Cuustv. SICVONID ROW: G. llw-k. Al. lltnzon. Il. Itoswell. .. I - ml. Il. Lusser. W. Nll'flllllllS, M. l.z11'clizulu1l, IC. Nzwz11'1'o, THIRD IUIXY: I.. SIm'lil011.f'. Ik-Y ff. II. Spollmzm. .I. Ala Ulu-ws, G. lhonzllrlson, XV. 'VI ' ' I. I.. I ' . FK R0 ': 2. .Im-xsup. 'l'. Hiittol, II. Rzmum. M. Wa-use-I. S. l'illSE'l'. .I. V xvlin. R. Guwizx. . . , . . . ., ' I . V r - . . . . Q 1 1 ' L l l 1 Q ' 4? ill W3-I?'!N1 ITT? ', H HIE li? .153 X MIVTCSBQQX T N, Y. H'!'f'?' PMN! Q li H E1 2 3? ZF! IME! A M .- V .9 ,ig 4 . ' Q. grlmr! f I I-'RONT ROW: Y. Hayes. W. Swveiismi. R. Stevenson. 'I'. NL1lilll1Hll'il, IK Wnrtlty. SEFONID ROW: IE. lliirning, ll. Nlzirtim-Z. H. llaayvs. V. f'illNOI'1ilI. .-X. Aslilmili. R. llulteix THIRD ROW: 'l'. Avila, R, Est-ailaiiile. ll, l,uxvis, Il, Blanc-kie, ll. lfmise. I-'Ol'R'l'H ROXY: G. Ailllllilll. Y. Alcllzlm. C1 lrluyes. It. l'1l'0lll'll. S. Kohn. RAFK ROW: A, Yaigmlku, W. lkellzlis, W. HL-lluis, l,. licitli. .l. Omo. Q, gal, . MUSIC CLUB Formed for the purpose of bringing about a deeper appreciation of music, this club enjoyed a highly successful first year. This year's activities featured a choral group demonstration at the Hollywood High School Auditorium, a program that the Oxnard group participated in. A special feature of the club's meetings was the playing of recordings of certain pieces of music to enable its members to develop their music appreciation to a high level. Discussions were also held on famous composers and their works, Mr. Worth Blair sponsored this able organization and the officers were: James Omo, President, Willard Bellais, Vice-President, Verna Hayes, Secretary, and Raymond Holter, Treasurer. It is hoped that the new club will gain in membership and prominence as well as age so that it may stand on equal footing with the older clubs here at Oxnard. GIRLS SEXTETTE The sextet is o group of senior girls, chosen from the Glee Club. This group has been quite active this year as an attraction of the senior as- sembly, the Lions Club, the Monday Club, and the Oxnard Rotary Club. Left to right are: Claudette Arnal, . f Donna Boswell, Robbie Baize, Marty T Hazen, Joy Dawson, and Winifred Waite. ,ll ., IRONT ROW: M. Hua-kncy. M. Molina. T. I.usso1'. .I. dence At the beginning of the third quarter this year about twenty future scientists boarded a bus at the high school and headed south for a field trip - destination Griffith Observatory. The young Einsteins were accompanied by Mr. Clopton, their advisor. Time out was taken for lunch while the students strolled around the Grif- fith Park Zoo brushing up on their Zoology. This trip taken by the Science Club was one of their usual methods of fur- thering the interest of science in the eyes of the students. The club also achieved this goal by having student and guest speakers at every bimonthly meeting where they discussed various subjects such as atomic energy, flying discs, and animal life. Donna Spellman acted as President of this collection of budding scien- tistsg Marilyn Hackney was Vice-Presidentg and Carol Von Schaick served the group as Secretary-Treasurer. i 'W -- mini rg., '1 ll 'U 1 clomi. Cl Ayala. N. King. I. Inaiilomi. SEVUNID RUW: XI Hazen. II. Kohn. CY Yun Sc-Iwick. IJ. Slmcllmzm. II. I LIQSCII I.. I.11utzonl1ise1'. G. l'UIl0I'SClI, S. Ilaitto. THIRD ROW: II. Vmoilzi. C. Szinclcrs. Ii. Ilughvs. Y. Tilitsnn. X 0. Snow. G. Iicyers. BACK ROW: M. Weitz. H. Yung. ' I XYQIIWIQII, II. I. Way, IS. Aluynilwn, W. Iizirctt. Ill' gig H 1... 'QQ I A . nqla' 5 , X rf- i .gurl , is ,,: v'lr1-' l - -A ,-. H E- : .A-' X L ff ' 'O I , l l 1 W... I me . I 5650 Q4 H i 5 Q . My 5 ,V 4, 4F35 ...S FRONT ROW: .l. Tzimiuui. .l. llzullvy, 'l'. l,llSStll'. ll Cli'etlie1', S. Green. l,. lIi'mx'1i, N. 'l'l1o1'pe. SEC'- OND-RQW: I., l.ewis. XY. Alvllinnis, lil-ser, ,l. Nowlin, .l. llc-Vg. C'.Ayz1ll1.G. lioisol. BACK ROW: l,. Xxlllldllls, Nl. Orl ell. .l. lfulm. l. lllllllltllllx, ll. l,usse1, .I. llolmlrlsolt, li. Ctonmles. Aff Cf!! The Art Club, one of the more active organiza- tions of Gxnard Union High School, started the yeor oft with a big bang by sponsoring the rootin' tootin' Wild West Wrangle. This was their activity for the first semester, while tor the second the young brush wielders decided on a trip to the Santo Barbara Art Gallery, followed by a beach party. Betty Dering is president of this group. La Verne Lewis, whose handiwork is seen in the decorations at most of the student body dances, is Vice-President ond Heidi Lusser is their Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Robert Halsebo, art teacher at OUHS, is the advisor of this club. ONT '0W:S.Xlvc-i's,II.Martinez.lJ.NIo1'rig:1, R. Stevenson. M. Ifuiitziimr. .l. Le Ilesmzi, M. ,z ' 1 . '. I z X' , U. ' s . .. ' -. JW' . '. 'im s '. II. Villzlmlevu. THIRD I R lx l Xltiliiiai. S Yilliiiuit-x'z1. T. Nzikumurzl. SICCOND ROW: I.. I,:iutzenhisoi'. S. Orosc-o. W. Stevenson, NI X I llfllfltll S Xliclucinu N Col ton I Ioli S fiun C I u lc R0 ' Sl I I lllllll I Don 1lrI on I Ixohn I S111 llIIlIIll It tink I' ililk I uno W:I..'wvs. . I -,.. as ,L ' , -g- .'z , I. 'z , G.Nz 'z', NI Vasque-z. l4'Ql'RTH ROW: G. Ileisel. S. Round, QI .-Xyzilai. Nl. Ric-Itzmls. .I. Ifultz. .I. C'uIImoi't. S. I me-. XX. Hollins. ll.-H'li ROW: II. Ysyzis. Ii. Servos. Ii. I.c-vv11xx'oi'Il1. .l. Silknitter, G. Zzmilor, G. rliy, Ii. Gziwiu, IB. Lewis, .I. Omni, XY. Itolluis. laani5A This year the Spanish Club began its activities with its annual banquet during which two complete Spanish movies were shown as entertainment tor the evening. The club also took their traditional trip to Padua Hills where they saw a Mexican play. Mrs. Gertrude DeSiIva was the sponsor for La Fortuna, which means The Fortune. The purpose ot this active or- ganization is to promote interest in Latin American lite and daily customs. The club meets once a month and at that time a new program is presented. President, Sally Round did a splendid job as the execu- tive head of the club this year. Other officers were: Suzanne Myers, Vice President, and Winonah Stevenson, Secretary- Treasurer. 'rffiil FW' 15 3, . KH 'efzsisevwlll A I, . -Ka 1 c 9 f .. .. .. . .. ....w:,!F?fz.-ops X,,l Q... w . x5 f X . -X 1 , l x FRONT ROW: IJ. Spf-llmzm. W. 'I'hui'mimcl, L. Stun-ktuii, M. We-nscl. M. Martin. .l. lnzulomi. SIGVUNID ROW: M. llzivkm-y. V. lic-Young. II. ltairnett, V. Itiisoiilviilu. R. ltziizv, Nl. llzizon, 'l'. lliitcl. llAl'li ROW: A. Iiul'iliai1'Qi, .l. lizislmoro, .l. Silknittcr, lb, CIzilloi.x'zi.x', ll. llmimmonil. Qui And ,Sim The newest addition to Oxnard Union High School's clubs is the Quill and Scroll Society tor High School Journalists. Purpose of this organization is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism at Oxnard Union High School. On February 23, l95O, twenty journalism stu- dents were initiated as the first members of the Oxnard Chapter ofthe Quill and Scroll. The initia- tion was conducted by Mr. Roland K. Phelps, tac- ulty advisor. Guest speakers at the initiation were Midge Mossberg, Star-Free Pressg Lee Grimes, Press-Courier. ln a subsequent meeting Allan Kurihara was elected as Executive Secretary, Carol De Young 7,4 as Assistant Executive Secretary and Iris lnadomi as Secretary-Treasurer. ggmanns ?-s1i ,ni-'bd A ooo' QOOQOI' , , ,... . h l ,, - g ,qt 2 'Y Mfg- anis 6 fl 1.5. ' s-K A-.V :A Q f ! Mr. Jim Fee, advisor, Bill Simpson, Anita Newman roiecfionidf The Projectionists Club, un- der the sponsorship of Dr. J. N. Kendall, has become almost indispensible because of the gaining popularity of the use of visual aid methods of in- struction. The organization was form- ed for the purpose of encour- aging this type of instruction. Members of the club run the projectors for the teachers who wish to show films to their classes. Members are: Front Row: L. Sargent, G. Durlien, l-l. Umecla, C. Sanders Second Row: R. Ca- gle, M. Wietz, G. Byers, M.- Curtis, R. Leavenworth. Back Row: Dr, Kendall, advisor, R. Pedersen, C. Culbert, D. Witt. wi' -'ww T' ' T,:i'X-S3 . .......- l I ry, Aw W' Qc' .gr 2 ll li ll' Y 'I J K- 1 tri? 1.13 CLlflflQI 6l The Camera Club, stayed the smallest club in school in order to get the best results f m their fie'd trips. The officers and members ore, Anita Newman, President, l-lenery McCoy, Vice President, Nancy King, Secretary, Bill Simpson, Audley Ashman, Roy Chapin, and Willard and Wilf liam Belais, members. The hit of the year was the snap shot contest staged by the Camera Club. First prize was a pixie camera with flash at- tachment. ay 1. - WSF nd rr ui COMMERCIAL CLUB l l OFFICE PRACTICE ln order to gain actual experience, members of the Office Practice course were assigned to the teachers as secretaries. Thus, both the teachers and students were aided. Those taking part in Office Practice were: FRONT ROW: W. Thur- mond, L, Perez, K. Gosney, E. Giles, B. Stewart, J. Goldsmith, E. Bradshaw, M. A. Lardizabal. SECOND ROW: J, Mathews, G. Heck, D. Lee, B. Roggow, C. De Young, B. Bailey, L. McCoy, W. McGinnis. THIRD ROW: D. McKay, B. Kaudle, G. Mason, M. Downs, W. Jones, B. Clark, D. Sinclair, A, Ellison. FOURTH ROW: M. Wensel, B. Ranum, G. Conahey, C. Lamoreaux, P. Gladney, J. Rice, P, Pina, J. Con- way, E. Navarro. BACK ROW: A. Krebs, H. Valencia, T. Septor, P. Vest, M. Stearns, B. Jessup, D. Lee. ,s -v Q: The Commercial Clubs, besides being a social organization, is educational and has been helpful to many students enrolled in a commercial course. Active members of the year were: FRONT ROW: G. Barnes, E. Vera, C. Jackson, B. Branch, N. Craig, J. Canady, J. Berg, B. Martinez, F. Watkins, J. LeDesma, B. Stewart. SEC- OND ROW: D. Sinclair, D. Wignall, M. Lardizabal, S. Smith, G. Bass, M. Hazen M. Hackney, F. Harmon, S. Madueno, B. Plantage, A. Ellison. THIRD ROW: S. Rei-- chelsdorf, G. Duke, D. McKay, G. Heck, J. Mathews, C. Van Schaick, J. Rice, G Culp, J. Goldsmith, C. Trujillo. FOURTH ROW: L. Stockton, S. Round, L. Velasco L. Morris, L, Saurin, F. Vega, G. Conahey, J. Davidson, E. Bradshaw, P. Chandler C. Ccuste. FIFTH ROW: D. Dyke, M. Hidalgo, L. Medina, B. Brossard, P. Pina, F Navarro, E. Cannon. BACK ROW: T. Septer, N. Jernberg, J. Omo, E. Salinas, S Kohn, E. Mondor, P. Ontiveros, F. Franco. 1 I 1 Q . Z '-'ii YD H. 'V' . O .Q . .Q fy .4 aq- :' 8 -A-A ' 'HW WE f 'QA D lfU'll0l 5 lfLI 5Q .X4 C A U19 Qdlnf The class of frfty one presented their Junlor Play to the publlc on December nnnth and tenth The Curse of An Achnng Heart or Trapped an A Spuder s Web was realustncally portrayed as an old fashioned melodrama In the hero Suzanne Myers as Melody Lane acted as the blonde heroine oppo srte the dashing Jam Chrrstopher The class as a whole produced a frnnshed performance due to thevr efforts combnned wlth those of dur ector Norman Haskell and their class advrsors Mass Cynthaa Don lon and Mr Wullard Appenzellar CAST Melody Lane Lucius Goodenough Wundermer Hightower Hiram Abernathy Saran Abernathy Aurella Abernathy Red Wing Battle Ax Anne Muruel Atkins An Unexpected Male Arrival Susanne Myers Jnm Chrnstopher Frank Brown Steve Paul Pat Summers Jerry Godwin Linda Brown Verna Jo Berry Mary Pearson Bruce Jessup l CC 72 O - n , heroine style of the Gay Nineties. ' 'A ' en ford - H ifeen .S?0CLin95v Celia Faraday ,A, James Vavosour Phylliss Faraday Robert Ta rver ,.,,,. Aunt Ida ,,,. .. Mr. Faraday ,,7..., Admiral Grice ,Y Madge .....Yr,....va, Evelyn ,,ea Raleigh ..,,. Steele ,ee,. Martin CAST Carol Rosenberg , ,a,a, John Moon , Lola Perez Dwoine Sergeant Juanita Mathews Rex Winters Bill Drummond Wanda McGinnis Joyce Donaldson Tony Quisenberry Bob Leunis Dick Witt The Senior production ot Green Stockings , a three-act farce, will be long remembered by those who witnessed one ot its memorable performances. The plot was built around a tam- ily custom whereby on elder sister is compelled to wear green stock, ings to the weddings ot her younger sisters, that is, it the elder sister is not married, Celia Faraday, the elder sister was expertly portrayed by Carol Rosenberg, who co-starred with John Moon, John filled the part at James Vavosour, an army officer, perfectly. 0, A 'f.s9Qm,: 3 . s. K' 5 .A 55 J' . ' 1 ' . 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M1-1.01111 I I1I7bQ 11d I ll AD FRONT ROR G D'1N1S I Neumwn L Llcy B Conclen NI Cultls NV bpence B Ropel D Moole D C uclell'1 M Axoste uy B AKIIITINOII I WIltCh16l R Oltlz SIMOND RON! IJ Buuows H McCoy R V'1ughn if Cmcmo I MKJIIIS C JUIIIIO N GIISOII F f11LllCh1ll B Ioxxe R Pours L XX aggoner S XX elle B Coffman C Bunch Lubm I blfltfold C Oltm R Lopez E Hato .I H lfllch I+ Butchel B Com Coach Kelch I V QTARTIBK LINFLP F Cancmo RE I Butcher RT B Fhorpe RG B Ropel C R Porras LG J Hafhch LT J Featherston LE B Mertm QB B Lowe RH B Lota FB G Needham LH A 1 ' 7 X . wr - 1 . ' ' . 1 , ' 7 . I , 19' i f 1 . I. V. SI I -- ' .' ': .V . S, .. ' .', . z ', . , I 1. , U f ', .z'1., . '.'1g,1. g.',,.1' ', . ' .., I 1 : v. '.', . , . .v , . ,z v . 'z , F , ., ' ,., ', . . ' ,. .' .' , . 1 BACK ROW: J. Feutherston, B. Thorpe, M. Coulk, G. Needham, B. MZ1l'I1H, D. Ludwlg, G ' H ' . . 'Y . . ' 1 , . 1 1 . ' , , 3. . , ,. , . , . , . L , . , . . ., . ,,..- , 5 H-- . A sl' , . 1 I ' I' ' . 4 ' ' 4 K . ',. 1'l.e4-f vl an .. .. 'I X.-Is. ', QP. , , 3 . l. ,g - , 3 - , S - , 9 - , I - , 5 . , S - , - 1' 0 I A Nl X 4 C' FUNQI mm lutf Sl lttg I D1 ummo f U x I u 42 5 fx? fy X Vo :wh Pricv, l'o-Vanptanills Dick Johns und Bill Millvr, Pom-ll liillingsworlh. Vuplanin B. Lowe and f'0ilI'h Kcich. .-5 wg I I K s fffff 3' h ,Wm ' 9 f- S 3 Z3 5 C 3, ' X ,, fu HY 5 muss- ' Ag... .ng ,ls VENTURA: ln the annual big game of the year with the Pirate Preps the Jackets came out on the short end of a 33 to l3 score. Again, as in all of their games except Santa Paula, the Jackets outplayed their opponents in the second half. Fumbles cost our side 20 points and our fifteenth consecutive loss to the rival Preps. .x- x H' 'ZIIIODS bund end to give . Sl'2ll'l'. I-'vrgvson storms Fill- more dc-fvmev zone. FILLMORE: In the first quarter of their tussel with the Flash- es, the Jackets had trouble holding on to the ball and allowed Fillmore too much of a lead. Although they completely out- played the Flashes the remainder of the game, Oxnard was able to put across only thirteen points to make the final score 33 to l3 in favor of Fillmore. 1,552 X XA , 0 -4 X .- I s . f i s - . 9 u ,- Q if X F 244 io P an x. If pg' Q' ,, F. . , 5 ,. .iw K WW- . q.'1afJb'f1f5'K.3G rdf 'A ' 'A H! , . . 13. N 7959 va rl nS'9 br' to i2S 1 . Q, M Q 5 ,I , 'U l Yftiqq 1755-'I 5 'if , w EF. :Ky I' A.r Captains and l'ozu'h an V J 5.9 5 BASK ETBA LL M.-X NAGERS B. Slutten, R. Ludwig, G. Belotti. l . FRONT ROW: R. Osmond, IS. I'inka1'cl. C. llzings. .l. Flamm- ing. SECOND RON'-: R. Notts, B. rleSilx'z1, .I. Hawkins. l. Hiings. BAVK ROW: P. Norton. .l. XV. .lzit-obs, I-'. Dit-lil. ll. X slats. 6x4 7, ln ten league games the Oxnard Yellowjackets won only three while losing seven, but this may not be as bad as it sounds because four of the jacket starting five will be back next year. The only starting member not returning is co-captain Charlie Bangs. The Yellowjackets hope to be playing in their own gym next year and if this is possible returning lettermen will have an extra year of experience under their belts and should really roll. The Jackets lost twice to the powerful Ventura Pirate Preps, twice to Santa Paula, and twice to Lan- caster, while William S. Hart defeated them once. Oxnard walloped the AFillmore Flashes in bath of their games and in the second tussle against Hart avenged their previous loss by a 48-32 victory. Coach Frank Keich, in his first year as varsity hoop coach, proved that he knew how to mold good teams. Lack of reserves somewhat hampered his attempts for a championship contender. WPS, +'1. 1!Q .,.,x '4 ,V,..,. , f' a,u,,f3' ,,.- WQQM 'ff -4 'Q '11 W. in 1 uv! L I' 5 x X 1 . ' 4 Lf'-1 we bi -, fn x? N'E1u'iJ X pf' -a ,iii 11,8111 WI!! 1 4? BENQ? -Ji in-5 : ' D JW ygw .av .,f Zz AX, ,. 4' ,u Q A! S FQ if Aw-giwwawlk., 'X - bf fa , Q - 3 Yu' 'X VSYWW 'S ' N' 4' H .X .MF , 'W 0 , j ' I Q . r ' 1' , A 3 1 'F' 162 Sn Se! ati, QI 3. 1? V Z? E sm' , . . , at A, ' . Nh.,-f f M y ' . X. :M ..- ,..... -, Q I mm. . W ,, .V Y ' , FRONT ROW: V. Arliuc-lilo, V. f'0I'Ol1Zl, ll. Roilruquez, ll. Szilvnzis. HICVONID ROW: Vnntcszis, .l. lilzislmw, M. Killings- wortli, .l. Janos. BAFK ROW: T. Mulicoat. R. ldclwzlrcls, .l. Ingo. B BASKETBALL Oxna rd High's Jacket babes came through with several good basketball games this year, one of them being against the Ventura Mariners who they trimmed by a score of 45 to 41. The Jacket B squad came out on top in the win-loss column by winning ten of eighteen games. Providing a definite scoring punch for the little Jackets were, center Travis Moli- coat and the two forwards Henry Rodriquez and Victor Corona. Chuck Arbuckle and Monty Killingsworth held down the two guard spots. C SCORES Oxnard Opponents 55 Moorpark 19 21 Ventura Jr. Hi. 25 24 Hart 15 36 Moorpark 29 30 Lancaster 18 36 Carpinteria 17 39 Fillmore 19 32 Santa Clara ' 33 34 Ventura Jr. Hi, 22 36 Santa Clara 24 39 Hart 16 29 Lancaster 23 46 Fillmore 26 B SCORES Oxnard Opponents j 40 Nordoff 30 ,l 37 Santa Barbara 51 1 36 Santa Clara 21 36 Matilija Waters 37 52 Moorpark 26 45 Ventura Jr. Mi, 41 34 Hart 35 70 Moorpark 45 42 Lancaster 29 50 Carpinteria 27 36 Fillmore 48 46 Santa Paula 36 29 Santa Barbara 53 44 Ventura Jr. Hi. 62 40 Hart 33 46 Lancaster 34 32 Fillmore 63 38 Santa Paula 40 C BASKETBALL Oxnard's combination C frosh cage team closed out one of its most successful seasons in years by walloping Fillmore 46 to 26. Coached by Mr. Willard Price the C s were defeated only twice, once by both Ven- tura Junior High and Santa Clara. The C team consisted entirely of un- derclassmen, and if their improvement in future years is as great as it was this year Oxnard can expect to see better A and B cage teams perform on the hardwood. FRONT ROW: H. .lu1':irlo, F. C'hurchill, ,l. Rtlf1l'9I1llC7 S Wells. SEFONID ROW: F. XZIVZIVOZ. R. Maison. R. Lo ll 1,8ilI'SOll. BAVK ROW: H. Vuuglm, 13. Curdellu, X. O. U. Lzimascus. ,Q 9922 9, .Ili rv FRUNT ROW: W. Nic'kIc'luc1'1'y, V. Mzigullzincs, P. Nofton, .l, lrluwlcins. XY. kllllllllllll, G. llzillivlm, Ii. lk-:ist-. SEVONID ROW: li. Ilzirlilv. ID. I'ici'm-1-, CI Williams, .l. Wiimmlltziiil. li, Fu maxim. Nl. Silvan, ll, IJvSilx'zi, .l. l c-i'g:c- sun. ll. Asa-riflii. BAVK RUW: F, Osmond, .I. lluslizm ls. Il. Nluyi1il1:1n. ,l. fl2ll'l'lLl. ll. YLllQllZllL'l21.-l. Sn1'iz1..l. Mtlmin. D, Gillespie. IC. Imus. I,. Alzlgzl Q V , ,. , , lldlllti lx. lionctlulml. .l. Svi'1'us, li. .-X111-r'a1c'lti. Zac After being dethroned for one year by Ventura, the Jackets roared back this year to capture the Ventura County track crown by the most decisive margin in years. The Jackets made the meet even more spectacular by scoring a great deal of their points in seconds and thirds, although the powerful shot put crew led by Big John Soria, scored a clean sweep of their specialty, the only clean sweep registered in the meet. The Jackets were reinforced by a great number of undere classmen during the year and stand a great change or repeat- ing next year. Led by their two co-captains, hard luck sprinter, Johnny Husbands and quarter miler, Ma n u el Silva, the Jackets steamed through the whole season with an unbeaten record Despite the early season loss of sprinter Johnny Hus- bands and pole vaulter Jim Fergeson, the Jackets still proved impossible to master. Their coach was talented Elmer deSilva, who, himself, was quite a trackman in his day. . 'X W ' - K xt . ,s ' ,,g,.. 11 ' J' l ' ! MQ N: M. My :ish In A 440 100- 220- 440- 120 H.H. 180 L.H.- Mile- 880- Broad .lump- High Jump- Pole Vault- Shof Put- Relay- A Mila- Down Thi' Struiglltawny Elmvr dm-Silva Couch BEST TRACK MARKS FOR 1949-1950 Husbands Husbands Silva Silva Krebs Benefield Haflick Fergeson Hawkins Fergeson, Lowe Soria lKrebs, Needham, Osmond, Silva! .ww f,,E., 'NUS' . YQ Lust Turn In Quanrtvr Mili- 10.2 23.1 52.9 16.1 21.4 4:53.4 2:06.8 201 311 61 V811 1 1' 481 611 1 234.1 Passing 'l'hv Baton In A 880 Rvlay 'WAHI l'h'nmps 20-30 Rvlaly 4 A ll 'IR H lx UNI IUW ll 9 X I cu S LL U X ocll huc K x MIX Q N me I CLC Oxnard trelded a strong aggrega tnon of B tracksters thus year but they were unable to capture theur cl: vfsuon of the county meet coming an second to Fullmore by only two polnts Eddie Black a sprunter and Don Freeman a dustance man were elected captalns of the team Both drd a very tune job Eddie IS a sensor and Don IS a junior Most of thus years B track stars are sophomores and juniors and wull probably move up to the Varsnty next year The C track team was a dnfterent story they took the county champ ucnshup IH their dlvnsfon Most of the C team was composed of freshmen Bull Mason and Bull Corder were elect ed co captains of the squad Both of these boys are trosh thus year Lets hope these boys all become great track stars tor Oxnard. 66 27 ennid Coach Xtiillard Price and Captain he t' V.. l 7 I P ztagx- 2 L .'1 4' 1 rg.W,? sal'-, ..-., li......, 11:.1i::1' X '..,..... Q -www- -pllyrr' 'ft' 'avi-W FRONT ROW: lf. Osmond. I . tioshy. 'l'. Hauser. Capt. I. Costi RAVK ROW: S. Konm'lofl'. I'. Norton. N. Konovloff. Coach Willard Price's Yellowjacket racketeers ca me through to grab a third place in the Ventura County tennis league tor the second straight year. Led by their captain Tom l-louser, the Jackets proved hard to beat. Losing only two matches all year the Jackets displayed a lot of talent, especially in the lower classes. With only two seniors on the team this year, the boys returning next year should make the league stand up and take notice. Some of the racketeers played in the Ojai tournament this year but were unable to go any farther than the first round. The seniors on the team are: Phil Norton and Tom Houser. They are both lettermen and were part of the reason the Jackets were up close to the top. llw 1 B W-.-...Q :mlaplaffl ' K ROW: H. Yslus, .l. lillllf.fS, D. Galloway, V. l!z111gs, W. XX'o1'k1111111, D. .Iol111so11, P. I' I lu lmnll XI1111, Q11 Sl FUND RUW: V. Core 1 H. Mita-hell, .l, 011111, W. l'o11t1'o1'z1s, M. Killi11gsxvi11'tl1. ll. Lau-y. ll .lom-s. .l. Nu1x'111'111 st. .I. l'in-kering. IE. Nl2ll'lll1. IS. Stems, ' . li '- . . 1 QQ- .' 41 ITOM RUW: .,l. Wager. U. Arliuckle, Al.IfUI'illLlI'Ll. Z4 D gaifegaf Coach Burt Killingsworth's Yellowjacket horse- hiders closed out their l95O baseball season riding in third place. After fighting it out for the top the first half of the season, the Jackets collapsed in the second half and fell into third place. All-county pitcher, Wayne Workman, took up the brunt of the pitching, but Dick Johnson was a'so a bright light. Lcick of depth in the infield positions caused much grief, while in the outfield Bert Stearns, Jack Wager and Monte Killingsworth held down the three positions. Wayne Workman was elected captain of the team, and nobody could ask for a better representa- tive. 1 . R, wwe wr... . 1 , ,Int 1-f . - Q e I .Q111A1r,. '1 .l,,.. 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' Us '-Z DXI ROW l u mu 1 ith IJ ' KJ lllstull I x x U x mm iliutt un I cu s RIH RON l xl ul I cu 1 N I I Ili 0:5 The Boys O Socuety a cluo formed of Varsuty letter men doubled uts membershup about mudyear when they un utuated eughteen new members unto the ranks of the old The unutuatuon took place un the audutoruum Earluer un the year the Boys O added to uts then bulg ung treasury by sponsorung a dance un the gurls gym after the football game wuth Santa Paula Now that they have all .qv thus money what do they do wurh ut? Spend ut of course Thus was taken care ot by throwung a party where the members had a rousung tume The captaun un command of thus able organuzatuon was Jum Fergeson He was assusted by Wayne Workman Vuce Presudent J o h n Husbands Secretary Treasurer and Duck Losley as Sergeants at Arms The man behund these men behund thus organuzatuon, that stressed sportsmanshup a nd faurp'ay no matter what the outcome of the game, was our senuor coach at O U H S , Coach Elmer deSulva Q A. X ': '. Nm rt ui. .l, Wzugu-u'. ll. Miller. N. Kou1uvz1l4ul'l', I.. . Wilt. ll. l'iou'v0. ll. l iuikzu1'rl.Sl+It'0Nll li0W:.l. l 01'g1-suit, I mlb-ulvau, R. Wiuuti-u's, W. XX' rkmsuui, ld, Scviuiuzuuu, li. .lol Q ,.l. mls. A. lsluiziulvu. THIRD POW: V. llzulugs. I . Osm nfl, S. .l. Fla iiuigg. D. Gillespie. V. Aliugzillziuue-s. I. Avi.: ': Z. l.zuvy. Al. Vlliuigswt 'Ll. IJ. Gzill wuuy, .I. W. liuulus .l. t'z'xx'elti, .l. I.. lliiwkiuix, .l, Suu'u-os, BAVK ROW: C. Taiy- u X Iflotc-luo1', ll. l-'it',Gcu'aulrl. .l. Alvlmorl, .I. Soriu. .X. For ujcu. 66 77 7 - ' I ll ll ' I fl ' l , - DX I RON 1 ll ' X 1 I1 1 uit lil! KOH ll s 1111 Q 1 lllllll 1 Ll 1 l'l1llLl U :5 The Girls O SOCIefy IS composed of the g1rls who have earned enough po1nts 1n inter class sports p'aydays and out s1de act1v1t1es to qualify for an O and a school sweater In order to earn a letter a girl must try out after school and be chosen on at least three teams Besldes this she must attend a playday 1n wh1ch she part1c1pates In basketball softball tenn1s etc IO cornpet1t1on with other schools Next betore the letter IS earned ten extra points must be made IH outs1de act1v1t1es The Girls O was cornpos ed of aoprox mately 40 g1rls thus year. The b1g OCTIVITY ot the year was a trip to Los An- geles, The group visited the Grttith Dark Zoo wandered trwcugh China Town w e nt buvling a td topped oft a per- fect aay by attending a radio program starring Lucille Ball. The year was climaxed by th annual banquet at -which O s were presented and con- gratulations extended. The Girls O was headed in l9-49-50 by Trenie Brittel, President: Ernestme Navarro, Vice Presidentg and Betty Har- ris, Secretary-Treasurer. M Offlccx s Oh nw Fl! 9 .Q ' Nl H ukuuu-y E. Stowu- G..'L.-LOFl l4'l+IRS Fli0N'l' ROW: G. Vuummiuus, M. Font uma BX x RUW: H. In-riuug, ll. Duruuiuug, 13. Fuuzz O I I . . . . , , . . 94,4 The Durpose of the G A A us to promote unterest un gurls sports octuvutues Thus us done through unter closs gomes ploy doys ond other octuvutues concernung the fueld of othletucs Among the octuvutues ot the orgonuzotuon durung the school yeor of l949 SO were uruvutotuonol plcuydoys ot Fullmore ond Sonto Borboro o huke ond weuner roost ot the beoch ond o swummung porty The ploydoy ot Fullrnore wos held eorly un the seoson ond opproxumcutely 60 gurls journeyed to the Fullmore Hugh School to brung home the bocon by wunnung seven volley boll gomes ond losung gust two Seven tennus gomes were won ond eleven lost I QP , porin lil. Sfovvl' L. l+Inil'ic'k Girls' sports started out with a bang this year with basketball being the first on the list. The Senior class swept the field in basketball by defeating the Sophomores by a score of l6 to lO and the Juniors 8 to 4, The second three month stretch was spent in playing speedball. When the season drew near the end and inter-class games were played, the Junior class found themselves on the long end of the score by defeating the Seniors and Sophomores. Tennis was played all during the year, but no inter-class competition was held. A group of doubles' players did, however, represent O,U.l-l.S. at the Fillmore playday, on October 20. The third quarter softball season brought some exciting games and stiff competi- tion. Volleyball, which usually has the number one spot as far as the order af sports goes, wound up a successful year of girls' sports. BASKETBALL After some hotly contested battles, the Seniors fo u n d themselves on top in the field of basketball FRONT ROW: S. Villanueva, B. Harris, B. Fraz- ier, Captain, C. Rosenberg, J. Nawlin. S E CO N D ROW: D. Boswell, D. Sinclair, T. Biittel, M. Hazen, K. Harrison. THIRD ROW: D. Spellman, M. Hack- ney, R. Baize, C. DeYoung. GIRLS' SPEEDBALL The strong Junior speedball team came through this year to literally trample all con- tenders for the title of champ- ion. FRONT ROW: V. Camer- on, M. Reser, N. Colston, E. Navarro, P. Pina. SECOND ROW: J. Conway, V. Hayes, G. lnadomi, M. Smith. BACK ROW: G. Mason, M. Miller, P. Lee, G. Pederson, J. Caulk. -QQ.. TENNIS Although luttle was done un the fueld of tennus other than p'ay un gym classes several of the gurls competed at the Fullmore playday At the play day OUHS doubles teams won 7 games whule ll were lost Puctured as representung the tennus team are Marulyn Hackney Robbue Lou Bauze Martha Smuth and Suzanne Myers YS ,v Ln...- GIRLS SOFTBALL The l949 50 softball season found Itself sandwuched un be tween speedball and volleyball Havung the good luck or mus fortune of comung at the be gunnung of the sunny season ut seems that homeruns were runnung neck and neck wuth attempted suntans In the puc ture Nancy Colston takes a mughty swung at the ba I whule others look on hopefully VOLLEYBALL Volleyball w o u n d up the school year unstead of openung ut, as us usually the case All classes had top teams, and many of the gurls partucupated un volleyball competutuon at the Fullmore GAA playday At the playday, seven games were won by Oxnard, whule only two were lost W WMM 1 5 H Wm f 'Si 77' X -' xii I 5 Q 7 'iif lp ,ff 109 M LSENKTMAKXL df X KL, 2 I 4 NHL Q r fx 9 HA ia R L xv- X E - f A Q r ' 1 , f ' f , 1 ix i 1 f ff, J' X ' X - 'lf fx XXX! ff , if 'X X1 f'4 I f A R X A X A . 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SHOES 445 South A St. Oxnard CC 7 J fl ,SZ .SQ Xl'lCl,l if Llfleift 00 0l Q our CSZAOOZ our Kounf gr mm feumlaaloer The Press Couruer extends uts wushes tor the best ot luck to the grcuduotung closs ot Oxndrd Unuon l-lugh School Your hugh school doys ore endung un o school you cure proud ot un whuch you hove studued ond worked ond cheered cund ployed brught golden yeors thot hove loud the toundotuon for o ruch and hoppy lute un the yeors to come You cure nnovung unto odultresponsubulutues cund you occept the chollenge We hope thot whotever coreer you ore plonnung you wull shope thot coreer un Venturo County your county ruch un form weolth ruch un undustruol output ruch un opportunuty for oll We shall need your help ond your leodershup un the yeors to come Your newspoper us The Press Couruer You know how ut hos You have enjoyed uts reportung of hugh school sports ond cull octuvutues You hove duscovered ut you ore o duscernung reoder thcut your Press Couruer works unselfushly for the communuty You know uts suncere devotuon to Venturcu County You know uts pres tuge dmong the people becouse of uts strcuught ond lumunous reportung of events uts tcuur ond constructuve edutoruol polucy Your newspoper The Press Couruer ond you wull be morch ung down the ovenue of tunne shoulder to shoulder for d better lufe together un thus connmunuty The Oxnard Press Couruer I . n. . Q . I 1 I a 5' 1 I u Q - . 1 I I I nl I I 1 u served you. You hcuve competed for its onnuol scholorships. ' ' . I . . . . a I ' K n a I 1 D s . 4 1 Us , . I I D - . I . n 4 1 Q bn In I Mfilg Lautzenhzsefs PRINTING G STATIONERY CO. Telephone 66-3107 446 South B Street L A Loutzenhlser Oxnard, California S . time MPH 1? 2 be iw 9 5 Q. Phone 66-4293 133 North A Sf. Oxnard, Calif. wxX-Q Q94 f! me, IQ G2 Ili N-il! . l ll'-girl: g Q, T' S, eQk CIILU IHL IIUUSE Copper Room for Cocktavls 711 No Oxnard Blvd on Coast I-Ilghway 101 Complete Caterung Dept Banquet Rooms Phone 847 or 6 2254 Oxnard Calif Prescrlptnons Exclusive Surglcal Supplues Cosmetnc Pogg: s Pharmacy SINCE 1890 PRESCRIPTIONS 301 N Sth St OXNARD, CALIE PHONE 66 2223 Surgucal R C Pogg: Garments CONGRATULATIONS' TO THE CLASS OF 1950 F rom you r Cardinal and Gold ACTIVITIES Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IER Camarillo Cleaners AND LAUNDRY SERVICE Ventura Blvd. at Arneill Rd. Phone 2713 David Harmon Harmony House of Photography 134 No. A St. Phone 6 2112 6 3171 Weddungs Portraits Commercial Chlldren TA.. .. :,. . ' ' ' JY . g Qihafin Qyfmtlzh-'l -4 124- A C fg. ol l fWXlJ 5KNKN X, Guggratulattons Seutors I fx BOO Xpqxi N BQLX f tn SEQ! 5 ' f eff east UIC' SV? IAQ V710 55O LYgYg gkvlrfssyl S 4 'QXQEQ X R5 X CRAFT ww LQN fl-5 3 I t, i yf' RE 0 ALI' E5 Dlffx NOIENKAAMNKAKNAAWXW AIANAINSICXISNKGW XI You WILL FIND Us AT Q 510W FIFTH 51 ON 5 PLAZA oxm-mo c.AuronmA Xfxxfmxxxxxuv f9' loM2 6 Th rltty Shoe Outlet 2l2 West Fufth Street NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS Complete Selection All Colors ond Lotest Styles For Cosuol ond Dress Weor COMPARE PRICES COMPARE VALUE CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF I95O Plaza Fuller Pamts 334 South 5th St Oxnard California Phone 66 3267 118 W. Sth Street Phone 66 4212 5 -15. -3 Q -a 2 if ' I . J . II I I l - so S ,S tr? S I LIKE 51 A I' Iv I I It S ZITI I I ali? N . ,I lwfrg - I !,f!V!C?gX ! PI N TJ' I I .QT Al'v Q Ie I C T 5 nl' V 1 alll . 0 1' er 1 1 -VN' -'fo tl -r WAWI . - TH ' . . u 9 n TIM' Crfxfismmx -y ,Q '-5 .il 5 ax is CONGRATULATIONS School ond Offnce Supplies CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1950 Complete Lme of Sfotnonery The Plaza Dnstnnctuve Gufts for oll occosuons Clgar Store Boos Stotlonery ETHELR ERICK Owner 246 West Fnfth Street Phone 66 2224 Oxnard Callfornla 444 B Street Oxnard Calnt MAGAZINES CANDIES SOFT DRINKS 0' Q37 IEWELERJ I T P C00 TYKLIADDK- 242 W Sth OXNARD Oxnard Department Store For Better Values Dry Goods Nofnons I-Iorsery Lnngerxe Mullnnery Reody to Weor Mens Furmshungs ond CIothmg Men s Women s ond Children s Shoes Boys Weor Infonts Weor Phone 662174 4 4 A Oxnard Caluf CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 ELLIS STORE FOR MEN 138 West 5th Phone 66 2147 , 1 1 , . ' 1 I ll ll I I ' I 1 I I 3 . St. gIu1,,l C . 77 NUK N lflflllf I I Margo s Hat Shoppe The FIFST With the Latest We Spccnaluze rn Teenage Hats Prrces from 2 95 up IGreen Stamps Gwent La Perla Market 70150 A Street B Sanchez Prop Grocernes Meats and Vegetables The Best for Less Strand News 521 South C Phone 879 Good Luck Sensors May the road you choose Brnng you Success and Happnness WEST COAST STUDIO Home of Sensor Class Pnctures 443 South A Street Oxnard I Il I A Il . J' M , . . I ', f 1 , 1.1-A N' fa ' 'T sf ' 1 1, .f , f ,ilufw w .4-s Q ll ll . 1 . , . Beck- Brown - Dwire INSURORS 315 West 4th St Oxnard Peoples Lumber Co Serving Ventura County since l89O Oxnard 60 Yeors of Service Phone 6 2632 Opposute A G P Store Pelfle If SMART STYLES FOR SMART WOMEN 232 West Fourth Street Oxnard Calnf fii X. Drive a 50 Ford Today! A J DINGEMAN Since 1919 Tractor Dept Shell Statlon 861 Oxnard Blvd 3rd Oxnard Blvd U S Tures Accessories Battenes 7 S I 0 I mam, Q . Distinctive Apparel For Women 250 Sth Street- 5'l4 So. B Street Phone 641 58 To the Class of ongrafufafionfi. It has been a pleasure serving you in the past and we hope we can be of assistance in helping you with your future wardrobe needs, . ' 7 FOR SMART MEN? WEAR Sprouse-Reitz Co. 126 W. 5th St. omni, cqiafoma. R. E. Fafzsamons-Mgr. HEADQUARTERS FOR BULOVAS - ELGINS - GRUENS SAAKE'S Jewelry on Credit We Give S C7 H Green Stamps Radio and Television Sales C7 Service Duley Radio P. O. Box 4 Phone Camarillo Calif 2738 Camarillo Furniture And Appliance Complete Home Furnishings Phone 27l9 Richard Rlave BURT BUICK CO Authorized Buick Sales and Service 350 South Oxnard Blvd Boswell 6' Tabor 363 Oxnard Blvd Your ocal Chevron Dealer Complete Automotive Repair Car Wash Polish Lubrication CAMARILLO NEWS Published Every Friday Ventura County s Leading Weekly Printers Of The Buzz CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 50 Linoleum Studio 404 South B St Oxnard Phone 66 4237 I - a . o o o 1 . ' 11 H l 1 o n . Roundburger FR I ED CHICKEN STEAKS HAMBURGERS SHRIMP Oxnard Blvd CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I 950 FROM Acme Rodlo Newest m Televuslon Berry Motors, Inc 760 S Oxnard Blvd Oxnard Phone 62306 Chrysler Plymouth Authoruzed Soles Cr Seryuce We Glve S C1 H Green Stamps Ports ond Used Cars Village Market LOCALI Y OWN ED COMPLETE FOOD STORE SAVIERS ROAD C: ELM STREET BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF SO on SUCCESS un your Future Lute BuII's Hot Dog Stand 538 South A Street Butler Brothers OXNARDS NEWEST ond LARGEST VARIETY STORE 121 127 West Fufth St Oxnard o e OH ,, . - - 11 1 O r- 1 GEORGE BILLINGER Electruc Soles cmd Servlce Hot Pomf Apphonces R C A Victor Tdewsmn Phone 66 3196 Zeng Q31 IIE Oxnard Collformo Member Federal Deposnt Insurance Corp 438 B Street PINA BROS. Everything For The Garden 1004 E. Sth. Phone 64620 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 50 Roscoe Braden Service Station 201 Oxnard Blvd PRESCRIPTIONS OSMETICS SUNDRlES COMPLETE FOUNTAI N SERVICE 528 So A St Phone 66 2108 The PVA s of 1950 Honorary Members Marty Hazen Fran Godwin Lo'a Perez Petue Wugnal Barbara Ranum Dede Arnal Marilyn Wensel Wanda Thurmond Alleen Kyle Sharon Kaiser LaVerne Lewls Pat Skeets Trenue Bnttel Joyce Donaldson Donna Boswell Helene Barnett Marne Poole Carol Rosenberg Cora Sutton Brea fast Dnnner Luncheon Les' Steak House Steaks Bar B Q Sandwlches Chacken L 1LESl HANCOCK 215 West 4th Street Oxnard California Our Slogan We always eat at Les Steak The Best Food In Town House f' I x., ll I ll , . ' IQ Robbie Baize We I ll 1 Best Wnshes To the Graduatuon Class 1950 BANK OF AMERICA NTGSA Chevrolet Sales and Servlce Used Cars Part Accessornes and Repaurs Squires Chevrolet Co C R Bob Squires Carl E Ward 330 Oxnard Blvd Phone 6 2371 Our Very Best Wishes To The Class of l95O Mama Soo Hoo's Ornent featuring Authentic Mahdarm Dishes 730 South Oxnard Blvd Phone 66 2278 Oxnard California Oxnard Hardware FOR SPORTING GOODS Corner 6th G' A Street Phone 6 3145 See Mac Ice Gaeam 20 DELICIOUS FLAVORS WE MAKE OUR OWN 306 South A Street Oxnard , . c A ' V I JI ' I . . u u ' ' . ' I ll Il 3'- --ri iri- ou figurine-knit shop Louise Liggett Miriam Dunlap Telephone 6-4680 535-537 South B Street Oxnard, California ang. M, WARREN MOTORS 1215 S, Oxnard Blvd. Oxnard, Calif. S x f T i f lffkf f SALES AND SERVICE Cameron A. Warren Oxnard 66-5296 Van's Market Groceries - Meat - Produce 141 Ponoma Street Port Hueneme, Calif, Phone 5-4600 Phil Cr Mary Small, Owners Ph. 6-9939 349 A Street Television PGUWT Refrigerators IHOUSGWGYGS Home Appliances Gifts Port Hueneme Hardware NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE IN PORT HUENEME Phone 64435 133 North Market Kit's Gifts Gifts - Glassware Food Delicacies - Bar Supplies 247 5th Street Phone 665261 Kit's Palomino Room 755555 I 5 T W7 T.. ii gif 533 A Street - Oxnard, California Congratulations Class af 50 CONGRATULATIGIXIS TO THE CLASS OE 1950 HUBERT CATLIN Hacketts Home Appliances YOUR DEALER EOR ERIGIDAIRE BENDIX MAGIC CHEF WESTERN HOLLY B E GOODRICH TOYS WHEEL GOODS AUTO SUPPLIES AMERICAN CLEANERS OF OXNARD 418 South B St 66 2106 Call Deluver Society Dnve In Cleaners 545 South B Sfreef Phone 6 4100 Laundry Service Leaders In Servlce and Servsce Security Flrst National Bank of Los Angeles OXNARD W C Herfurfh M D Mcliunna Jr Manager Assusfant Manager Corner A St. and Palm Drive 'X-. N sl-lor on MEN yfivf 232 FIFTH sr OXNARD CALIF v A L HOFF Televlslon GH' R MCHAFFIE Authonzed Dealer Soles Bocl- ed By Service Cars Trucks Servrce 308 S0Ul'h 511' On the P1019 911 So Oxnard Blvd Oxnard Calif P1'l0l1e Phone 6 Oxnard LI0yd'5 CONGRATULATIONS Drug Co. CLASS or 1950 Lloyd H. Wainscoat, Prop. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 201 W. 5th St. at A St. Oxnard, California Post Offnce Corner Phone 6 2118 361 A Street physlclcmu Oxnard, Califorma Use Meducme only os dlrected by your Phone 6 2105 X , . 1 S kt n . tl N is 1 V ' f' V95 ' I We 6 '1- f1W?'g'iW 5 1 ,M I llc-L11 1' V' ' - ' J K ., , . t Q-EY' I or ef' h I fl 1 A 6 QQ W -T . -I I . . 1XflutLvLh fihncrr bfuqw Flowers by Eum Ice Eumce and Floyd Kmckerbocker Phone 66 2117 WELDING ALL FORMS Elecurl Acetylere Portabl Umt Auto Agrucultural Equlpment Trucks No Job Too Small None too Large Buenger Weldmg Works 319 W 5th Phone 63105 Mangham 6' Co JEVVELERS 209 West Futth Street Fhone 66 2144 218 West Slx h Stre t Mlsslon Cleaners Where Customers Send Then' Frrends We Gnve S G H Green Stamps Rex H Krammes Oxnard Calnfornna . V. , V N 31650. Fifth Sttioxnard Calif. Fabrfcation 6' COI'iStruCti0n 5 Hard Facing