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

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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 ' - . . . . . D . .. ' 1 1 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 1 ' - I - - . - - - 11 11 - - 1 I , I - 4 11 . 11 F - 1 1 ' N' 1 ' -1 ' I I I d ' I , . . , . , . 1 1 1 ' I . I , . u ,- -, 4 , , 1-25. 3 5 , ix -1'f-if ' f u 1.4- ,x A T,-. . II1..,,1:, . 1 . , . I 1, Q -' ' fi? ' , ,- 3,5 , 1, .fguivf V. R r , ,Q 1 1 , J, V c . . i , , 1. :-,Sf V

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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

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