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

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ISLRT KILLINGSWORTH and ELNIER DE SlLVA'f'E. haw set athletic records during their thirteen years at OHS. Both men combine active careers teaching and enjoying sports. PETE CUTINO and JAMES MCILLWAINXPE, Social Studies, are responsible for many of the athletic victories at OHS. Mr. Cutino has done much to further the interest in swimming, and Mr. Nfclllwain, basketball. ig lig CARL SHOESNIITHfInd. Arts, has been an active teacher at OHS for 12 years. He has done much to make the Industrial Arts program of special interest to students. DONALD SEIDLERfScience, is another new faculty member this year. He also coached JV football. MADELINE NIIEDENIA X social studies. has traveled all over Europe. She finds time in her busy schedule to serve as one of the directors of Town Hall in Ventura. MARILYN WILLIAMSfEnglish, trav- eled from Maine to teach at OHS. She relaxes after a full day of teaching by listening to classical music and playing bridge. GLEN BELLXPE, is a former OHS student and CIF halfback. His first year here as a track coach was a busy one. NICK VARNAVA and MARY WATSON,fFor- eign Languages, enrich their teaching program by unusual hobbies. Mrs. Watson enjoys fencing and Mr. Varnava collecting Spanish records. HAROLD JOHNSON, MARVIN ORR, GEORGE MCNEAL, and LAWRENCE GOODELL!industrial arts, are men of varied interests and skills, wood working, crafts, machine and auto principles. They find time to relax by building, traveling. dqancingnd sponsoring school clubs. GLEN FORD, BILL LINDQUIST, and EARL McCABE!English, find great satisfaction in teaching. Mr. Ford taught in Riverside previously while Mr. McCabe hails from Massachusetts. Mr. Lindquist combines his work with the OHS band with playing the piano in a local band. ARM I' CHARLES WILLIAMS and ROYLE KENT,fInd. Arts, enjoy,teaching students to work with wood and metals. Both men enjoy hobbies and extracurricular activities. x.. Q. CHARLES DUNNfp.e., is another new OHS teacher. He enjoys teaching p.e., especially basketball. 23

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RICHARD LAIDLAW and JOHN RANDOLPH'Social Studies. have lived exciting lives before coming to OHS in the service of the L'.S. govemment. which give them enriched backgrounds for their classes. EVANGELINE SANDOVAL and LUCILLE MCCLARYXPE, are well known to the girls for their pep and enthusiasm in teaching sports. BLAKE TRAEDER. Science and math, FRANK KIECHVPE, is well known to the boys for his excellent coaching in tum- bling and gymnastics. MIKE LEONARD, So- cial Studies. spent an active first year at OHS teaching World History and Geography. DR. JOHN 'RENARIJ Social Studies. is -a native of Illi- nois. He finds time in his busy schedule to play golf and work in his vardf. z 1' 'Tr , 3 xj K g. ,rv tif ' xi ffm ig JEAN FOLKES , social studies, returned to OHS campus this year after 10 years. She enjoys bridge and music. CHARLES METZ and LUTHER WATS0N,Vmath. led active lives on and off campus. Mr. Metz enjoys showing dogs for a hobby while Mr. Watson's hobby is working Ofl steam CHTS. Q 4F 'h Y PAUL RADKEfsocia1 studies. has been teaching at OHS for seven years. An Army veteran. he enjoys model railroads and 1-fl. CERTRUDE CARNS and HOWARD KNUTSON,f English, joined the OHS faculty this year. Miss Carns enjoys needlework. Mr. Knutson spent four is another new teacher this year. He enjoys. golf and skiing. years in the Army W'W'II. 1 ELIZABETH STOVER pe. keeps a busy schedule. She is head of Girls' PE and teaches with enthusi- a'm md 'l lm'n TIIUNIAS Ki:i.i.v .md i.ii.i.i.xx ROBERT HILL and BEN UlJl'M Social Studies. I7l'M.-NN. I-'on-ign l.1ll1glllil2f'S. combine many interests to make their classes exciting are familiar jiersoymlitit-s tu sln learning for eILltlt'IlIs. Mr. Hill is an avid learner of dtmx ,tudjing gplmiall- Hnlll Russian History while Mr. Udum enjoys sports. enjoy traveling in xltltlilion to 22 their teaching.

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