Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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Top Left: A sign for all to seeg Garfield loved by all. Top Right: Mrs. Green, displaying how much work she has to deal with each day in the attendance office. Bottom Left: Attendance office helper: Have you ever been absent? This computer will keep track of all of the truants! Bottom Left: Mrs. Josie Ott busily working to keep the Vice Principal's of- fices running smoothly. HAVE A NICE DAY 1 E 2 s E 24 I TEACHERS

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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

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The Can Do It All The 1982 office secretaries have done a fabulous job, providing students and faculty with hours of undivided atten- tion and endless services. The O.H.S. Business Office staff con- sists of Jackie Hammon, Donna Murray, and Barbara Patrick. They are con- stantly receiving messages, finding substitute teachers, and taking care of the mail, among other things. In the other offices, Karen Green from the Attendance Office is keeping track of attendance, while Josie Ott and E Jean Dyer keep appointments, send let- ters out to parents, and perform other duties required by the vice principals and counselors. During the summer of 1981, O.H.S. janitors spent most of their time giving our school offices a new look of class. They have done a superb job. Along with a new look the attendance office has added an easier and more efficient way of recording attendance. We would like to thank those people for a job well done. Top Left: Barbara Patrick takes a break from typing to smile for the camera. Top Right: Our hardworking counselor's secretary, Mrs. Deyer. Bottom Left: Donna Murray, our money miser, in the business office. Bottom Right: Jackie Hammond grins as she expresses her joy for typing. TEACHERS ! 25