Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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Advice and Guidance If you ever need help with classes, graduation requirements, or have any other question on your mind, a counselor is someone you can always turn to. At O.H.S., there are three counselors to assist you. Along with Betty Seimas, the Senior Class Counselor, and Farrell Reeves, Sophomore Class Counselor, we have a new Junior Class Counselor from Riverbank, Mike Fletcher. Replacing the dearly beloved Neil Weichert, who retired last June, was a difficult jobg however, Mr. Fletcher handled this adjustment successfully. Bottom Right: Betty Seimas: Counselor for the Class of 1982, Mrs. Seimas has been at Oakdale for five years. Graduating from Cal State Stanislaus, she earned her M.A. and Mrs. Seimas enjoys arts and crafts and sports. 111 Mrs. Jean Dyer Secretary 26 I TEACHERS F x 5 Sw Top Left: Farrell E. Reeves: Mr. Reeves is the Class of 1984 counselor. He has been at O.H.S. for twenty-seven years. He earned is B.A. at Chico State and Pupil Personnel Services Creden- tials at University of Pacific. Mr. Reeves likes photography, sports, and camping. HWEA NEEDAYr Top Right: Michael Fletcher: Fletcher is the counselor for the Class 1983. He earned his M.A. at Cal Stanislaus. Mr. Fletcher enjoys ing and sports. F8

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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

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as . ,ws ... X .M-f 'UQ 4 . '-1--al Music - The Universal Language Music is a Universal Language and Mr. Robert Dahlin helps to make that saying true here at Oakdale High. Each year the Concert Choir performs in December for the Christmas Concert and again in April for the Spring Concert. Choir also performs at other affairs. The band marches away for local parades and at half time dur- ing football games. Both Concert Choir and Band do an excellant job with Mr. Dahlin's help. Robert Dahlin: Mr. Dahlin has been the music teacher for fourteen years at OHS. He earn- ed his B.A. at San Francisco State University. Mr. Dahlin likes to perform in area concerts and musicals. He also likes far- ming and coaching Little League. Top Left: Mr. Dahlin keeps the beat by thumping his forehead. Top Right: Oakdale High Band performs for the Homecoming Parade. Bottom Left: Mr. Dahlin ac- cepts U.S.A. Spirit High Kick Award from the Lettergirls. Bottom Right: Concert Choir practices. TEACHERS 1 27