Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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f 45295 f . QAK ILE iffjif' sz. f .'f 1 fs xv l ' NX ,W IAN C. KIRKPATRICK, Principal D E. GREG CLARK, Vice Principal DA S ROBERT J, CARTER, Vice Principal 739 WEST G 22 ! TEACHERS 9 smear OAKDALE, CALIFORNIA 95351 moms no-n umoov November 25, 1981 Student Body Oakdale High School 739 West G Street Oakdale, CA 95351 Dear Students: The graduating seniors of the Class of 1982 will be members of the primary workforce when the world enters the twenty-first century. That world will be vastly different than it is now. Evidence shows that more has been accomplished by humans in the past 75 years than in the previous 75 centuries. Each l year shows learning and knowledge accelerates faster than ever before. Only the farsighted can imagine the technological and social changes that will take place by the year 2000. I challenge the Class of '82 to enter the future with the confidence built upon America's past capacity to cope with change and to look on with enthusiasm to the future. Learning is a lifelong process, and education should be viewed as a seamless continuum of experiences from early child ood to old age. Accept the challenge and plan for success in an exciting and rewarding future. Best wishes BQ- -nn M lan C. irkpatrick Principal lCK!gh

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2M- Top: Our faithful bus drivers from left to ight: Joyce Alego, Wiley Martin, Pat lefinzer, Ida Levine, Nancy Ferrin, Virginia Combs, Carol Mendonca, llarence Van Norman. Bottom Left: Clarence Van Norman and Bert Coffie repair one of the older buses. Bottom Right: Wiley Martin smiles for ur camera. tracer 9 , , 9 Getting ur Kids to School on Time: Faithful Bus Drivers Bus drivers have put in a lot of extra hours taking players to games and taking the students to the games as Well. They drive in fog to get students to school from Waterford, Valley Home, Knights Ferry, and parts of Oakdale. We owe these people a great deal of thanks for the time and effort they have spent in safely transporting our students. TEACHERS I 21

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A.. ,.-if Tower of trength The three men that help make up the Tower of Strength at OHS are Ian Kirkpatrick as Principal, along with Greg Clark and Robert Carter, Vice Principals. Mr. Kirkpatrick, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Carter do a great job handling various problems at Oakdale High. During lunch they are often seen walking around the campus getting acquainted with the student body. Top Left: Greg Clark takes time to pose for cameras. Bottom Left: Robert Carter shows his smile. Bokttom Right: Vice Principal secretary Josie Ott. S. f V I .A Greg Clark - Mr. Clark has been Vice Principal at OHS for three years. He earned his A.A. at Allan Community College, a B.A. at San Francisco State Col- lege, and an M.A. at University of Pacific. Mr. Clark likes fishing, camping and chasing his three small children. Robert Carter - Mr. Carter has been Vice Principal at OHS for two years. He earned his B.A. in Social Studies and an M.A. in counseling at San Jose State University. Mr. Carter en- joys music and all types of sports. TEACHERS I 23