Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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iw s THE ORACLE EI Graduation Exercises Tuesday, June 6, 1933 8:15 P. M. March ,,...,.sss..,,s,ss.,,. .. ..s,...sss .. ..,........s... .. ,.....,,ss, High School Orchestra Entrance of Class America ..,.,s...,,..,..,s..s., i. s.....ss.s,. ......... Sung by class and audience Izwoeafiolz. ,...s,......,..s -- s.,.,ss.........,ss.........ssss,,....... Rev. H. H. Allen Salzizfafory Aclzlress ....,......., .Elmer Wfinger, President Student Body Song, ......,.r,....srs..rrsr...r,s...,,.............r,ssr,.r..,...,......r.r,... Hills of Home Douhle qmzrfef, chorus by class Introclucfioli of Dr. Baker .,.s.....,....,,.... . ..,,..rr...,,..,,.. Mr. J. O. Gossett Address .........rrr.,..sr..............rl......r,.. The Next Step in an Education By Dr. Dwight C. Baker, dean Modesto Junior College Music .,...s...........,.......,...r.................................. High School Orchestra Address .......s .. ................,...,.,..,.,,.,cs P1'6'S6'lIftlIfl0ll of pins anal gold seals By Dolly Dunwoody, President State Honor Society Awarfling of G. A. C. Scholarship By Marion Lehmkuhl, President of the G. A. C. P1'L'SC'lIfflZll0l1 of class of 1933 ,.............. .by adviser, Kitti-Lou Willard Awarclmg of Diplomas ................ ., .......,.....,...,...... .Mr. J. R. Roberts Member of Board of High School Trustees Farewell ..,......,........................................ Cecelia Welsh, class president -Song hy class ,,................,........,...,..,..................r.... Auld Lang Sync Baccalureate Exercises I - Sunday Evening U June 4, 1933 Orfler of Service ..,....,...e.,........................,....,...............,,.., J. R. Regier Pastor United Brethren Church, Oakdale H 3111111 ............................................ Come Thou Ye All Mighty King Sung by congregation, entrance of Seniors l'l7'UOC'Ilfl0ll .......,..............,.....................,..,....,.,.,,,,....,,,,,,,,.. H. H. Allen Pastor Methodist Church, Oakdale M usie Sermon ....................................................................,.,...... .P. F. Waltoii Pastor Community Baptist Church, Wfaterford H 3111111 ......................... .. ............,......... Wo1'k for the Night is Coming Class and Congregation Rearlilig of Seripftires ............. .,.....................,,..,.. M rs. Etna Hubbard Reader, Christian Science Church, Oakdale Doxology ................. ............................1...,.................... L . H. Bacheller Pastor Church of the Nazarene, Oakdale Befzerliczfiolz ......,........,..,c,..,........,s....,,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,s,,s,,,,,,,,, Father O'I-Ieg Priest Catholic Church, Oakdale H 3777111 ....-................................................. Onward Christian Soldiers' Class and congregation: class marching out P g Twenty-five . .

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lj THE ORACLE III nita Walton, Mary Young,Cecelia Welsli, Beeda Stuart, Agnes Raiden, Evelyn Ripley, Clarence Wiley, Carl Mortensen, Elmer Winger, Lois Roberts. The O-U High Life staff was ably assisted by Don Odell, Cedric Dunn, Helen Cazier, and Juanita Walton. The Girls' Activity Club chose Cecelia Welsh for their Secretary-treasurer and the Future Farmers elected Collie Davidson their secretary. The Block O Society recognized the ability of Evelyn Ripley, making her president, Margaret Schaupp, vice-president, Mildred Waugh, secre- tary. In athletics the most unusual and outstanding players were Tony Ghilarducci and Oscar Hanley in AU basketball, Carl Mortensen, Tony Antonelli, and Hilmer Holbrook in A football, Oscar Hanley, Tom Ashmore, Don Odell starred in BU basketball While Stanley Laughlin, Victor Cayton, Collie Davidson were the outstanding players on the C team, and the D's claimed George Fahey. A and B track teams were enriched by Don Odell, Elmer Winger, Jack Meanza, Neil Weichert, Sidney Seymour, Tom Ashmore, Stanley Laughlin. Cecelia Welsh was elected president of the junior class, G. A. C. team, and Mary Young and Juanita Walton won their places in tennis. Each year of the class has ended with a swimming party at the Oakdale Plunge, so this year will have as its last get-to-gether a final plunge before graduation. As a class there could be no pleasanter group to Work with and for than this class of 1933, to every member of this class I wish all happi- ness and success, work and a little sorrow and some Worry, to make you understanding citizens Wherever you may live. v 'I KITTI-LOU XVILLARD Senior Class Adviser. . . . Page Twenty-four

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EI TI-IE ORACLE lj Class Will WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1933, being of moderately sound mind, but realizing the brevity of our corporate stay upon this earth, do here- by make our last will and testament. To the Juniors, our beloved success- ors, we devize the ineffable gift of an unsullied name, to our instructors, a renewal of peace of mind. Singly and after careful meditation we do bequeath certain other of our possessions as follows: I, Chiyo Adachi, do hereby will my bright smile to Bob Gardner. I, Kenneth Bowen, hereby will my fatness to Marjorie Young. I, Cedric Dunn, will my cow-boy pants to Victoria Regier, hoping that she may profit by them. I, Clarence Wiley, will my brute strength to Jack Meanza, hoping that it will help him hoe more weeds around the school. I, Aimee Crum, will my curly hair to Mr. Gossett, hoping that it will help him to cover up his increasing bald spot. I, Marian Lehmkuhl, will my fuzzy red socks to Sam Stewart, know- ing that they will harmonize with his hair. I, Tony Ghilarducci, hereby will my timid and bashful ways to Mar- vin Dillwood, hoping that he will not use them too much. I, Ruth Sawyer, hereby will my excess weight and extra tonnage to Kay Pershing. I, Peggy McCarthy, will my 'smilin' Irish eyes to Elizabeth Root. I, Oliver Huntley, will my resonant nose to Mrs. Dittemore, who has long admired it. I, Grace Merrihew, will my wisdom to Alban Rydberg with all my heart. I, Tony Antonelli, leave all my tardy excuses to Victor Ystilart so that he will not have so much trouble getting back into class again. I, Lawrence McClendon, will my loud and boisterous laughter to David Gordon, so that he may be heard once in a while. I, Tom Quayle, hereby leave my broken test tubes in chemistry to Tony Ulloa. I, Karl Mortensen, will my lovely hair to Bernice Henderson, hoping that she will like it. I, Lois Roberts, give my literary taste to Til Rydberg, so that I shall know that it has gone to someone worthy to receive it. . . . Page Twenty-six