Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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V , if ',lF?. ,J f X V ELEANOR VILLELA LUCILLE VILLELA KENNETH WAGENMAN Track . ELLA WAGNER C,S.F., volleyball, public speaking. LEAMON WALLACE Football, basketball, track, baseball. IMOGENE WAY Majorette, Girls' League secretary, tum- bling, journalism staff, tennis, baseball. IOYCE WENDLAND Entered 1946, journalism staii. IUANITA WHITE Entered 1946, speedball. GERALD WILKERSON Varsity football, track, C.S.F,, sports editor of Arcadet, band, dance orchestra. MARGARET WOODRUIFF Basketball, speedball, office, ping pong champion. MERWYN WORKMAN JERRY YARDLEY Movie Club.

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ROBERT STAUDENMAIER Yell leader, l.V. football, B track, Fresh man treasurer, assembly committee, Stu- dent Council. MARILYN STEYER Tumbling, volleyball. Tl-IELMA STRAWHORN Entered 1945, badminton, archery. IOHANNA TEUSCHER Girl's Block O, speedball, office, volley- ball, band, basketball. ...JY A RNOLD THOMPSON Freshman and Sophomore assembly rome mittee, Span sh, Club, B football. PAULINE THOMPSON CSF., volleyball, badminton, iudicial committee. RUTH THOMPSON IO ANNE TODD Iournalism statt, basketball, tennis, G1r1's Block O. MARY KATHERYN TRIMBLE Majorette, Glee. MILLA DEAN TWILLEY Girl's Block O, basketball, tennis, tumbling, archery, Arcadet stall, office. s 0 4 ROBERT ULLOA Intramural track, B track, boxing, 1ntra- mural baseball. JQ' CLARENCE VAN NORMAN F.F.A. Q

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EVA ZIMMERMAN Volleyball, basketball, C.S.P., A Cappella Choir. NEVA ZIMMERMAN Secretary of C.S.F., volleyball, secretary of A Cappella Choir, basketball. Juaikhllwzclj , flaaiog 7947 IN THE NAME OF LEARNING. AMEN We, the members of the Senior Class of the Oakdale Union High School, being of reasonably sound mind and body, realizing the inevitable approach of Commencement when our corporeal existence must end, do hereby bequeath and devise our earthly possessions as herein shall appear. To the Class of 1948, of our Alma Mater, we leave our superior school spirit, in the sincere hope that it may be carefully fostered to the end that the love of learning may grow and flourish like the rose. To the Freshmen we leave our enthusiasm and our joy in life. May they learn, as did we, the happiness to be found in the gaining of knowledge. To the Sophomores, our younger brothers, mindful of the many times when success crowned our own efforts, we leave our perseverance and our ability to finish a hard task with success. To all of those happy fellow students of Oakdale Union High School who shall come after us, we leave our bright-eyed optimism and our hope for the future, together with our belief that somewhere, someday, a series of new build- ings will arise upon our campus-buildings in which young people, unhamp- ered by crowds, comfortable, at ease, quiet, may successfully pursue knowledge and justify the hopes of their parents and friends for their education. And to all good friends everywhere we leave our memories of four years of hapl-'JY experiences, and our hope of a happier era when peace and under- standing shall rule an undivided world. Signed on this day, the seventh of Iune, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-seven, in the city of Oakdale, The Members of the Class of '47.