Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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Puppy, Passionate, Weeklong, and Life- long. These types of love all exist at OHS. Most students at Oakdale fell in and out of love almost as frequently as they changed their socks. We put our best faces forward and did things formerly thought impossible for the object of our affections. Cupid seems to shoot his arrows in all different directions and at different kinds of people. It didn't seem to matter wheth- er they were Freshmen or Seniors, Punkers or Aggies, shy or aggressive, ev- eryone falls in love or lust in at least one of their four years of Oakdale High. The variety of ways that two students express their feelings for one another can range from delivering flowers to one's be- loved on his or her birthday to the act of holding clammy hands. Some students were subtle, but- witness OHS corriders - most were not. by Darlene Argentini Bobby Avant and Chris Reece represent the typical Oakdale couple. Maybe Someday? Christopher McKeon ponders the thought of finding that special girl. K Hey you Guys! Super-jock Tim Baker and gil friend Carrie Coleman make the perfect hig school sweethearts. Us a couple? josh Simons and friend C. I, jo, stad made a fashionable couple. 1