Oceanside High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Oceanside, CA)

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WS.. ,f nh .f iT. Q 5' J ,, i -. 4. 1-K X. ,y ,XIATHE CLASS UF AlfQ!jL30g9 W 413 'Fon Row: L. Connor, Alvzirzulo. D. Creswe-ll, Dunscombe, House. RI. Y2ll'lPl'0llf3,'ll, Mrs. Mary ll0llS . SIJUIISUT, F. XYzLtson, llZll'll2ll'Ql, XYo0d IZ. lb.-nrlnwn, Flora-, Iflweuzi, N. Ellis. Y Seccmrl How: F, llnlvz-son, lVilc'ox, Ewing, Huff, Duvillzl, Darling, Seln-unvmzinn, Avis, llenry, I-2. l?ilY'f1LllHlI'. Iflottom Row: lVolmr, B. S114-rr, Hziydovk, O. Hall, li. Hull, Errvt, lflurmun, Barnes. fill Top Row: She-rmrm, Schippm-rt, llamldwin, M. Morales, Batty, Ruse, sen, Nadia Tunica, sponsor, lloethlcr, Kepler, Jones, Peiper, Newell. Cornell, Britsch, Hun ter, Hunter, Steven- V Second llow: Yasukochi, G. Sugim, Shadi-l, D. Steiger, Platis, B. Myers, Wat- son, La nglois, Stronks. Third How: Suhippert, Shea, Iilothwnu-1. K, Martin, Eldred, Perkett, Ross, McAlaster, Trotter. Rottom llow: King. L. Kostich, Iioh Jugo, Huchele, Sowe-rs, H. Todd, E. Scoif, Jensen. 1 Marron, . ff lflb fl AYP., iw'- 7,69 I 1 Q if ...'J 3x I

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HIETCIRY QF THE CLASS UF 1939 NTHUSIASM and scholarship have been consistently shown by the Class of '39. Although their numbers were reduced in their first year here by the withdrawal of certain members to other schools, they have displayed considerable loyalty and ability. George Chesney was class president during the first year. ln their Sophomore year the class was socially active and prominent in athletics and other activities. Lilligg Conngr was president during that term. The current season found the class assuming the responsibility of the Junior-Senior Prom. They undertook the selling of candy, ice cream and school-spirit paraphernalia such as emblems, caps, and pompoms. The Junior Shag .in early March was one of the most successful social events of the season. Many Juniors have given prdjqnise of ambitious leadership of the student body for the coming year. Much of the class enthu- siasm was due to the president, George Chesney, who found him- self in that office a second time. Outstanding in athletics among the Juniors were Neil Jensen and Keith Martin, co-captains of the i938 football team. Others who were prominent in sports were Alvarado, Eldred, Sherman, Stevensen, and Ortega. Bruce Mc- Alaster was a consistent track winner in the sprint division. The class officers are as follows: George Chesney - - - President Donald Avis - Vice President Norma Ellis - Secretary Albert Hunter ---- Treasurer Advisors: Miss Tupico, Mrs. House, and Miss Weber 22

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HISTORY CIF' THE CLASS CIF 1940 HE Class of l94O started as a large and active group under the sponsorship of Miss Maude Moore, Miss Laura Elder, and Mr. Monroe Sharpless. The various social events of the first year included a scavenger hunt and dinner party. Achievement in athletics by Margie Laflam, who entered the Ink Tournament, and by Joe Delgado, who earned a basketball letter, helped to contribute to the importance of the class. Several of the boys participated in the Black and White Minstrel Show. Violet Bar- thel, Doris Mitchell, and Marie Frazee were the class officers. The members of this year's Sophomore group did a great ...deal to make them a unit to be reckoned with. Lilian Cassan, Jane Wiman, and Bruce Chapman were members of the Scholarship Society. To the success of the varsity teams went the services of Joe Delgado in football, basketball and baseball. Benny Acuna was a member of the football and baseball squads. Donald Selin- ger performed in track. Margie Laflam, Sybil Hilton, Ina Mc- Courtney, and James Franklin participated in the Ink Tournament. Several parts in the operetta, student body play, and musical events were taken by Sophomores. OFFICERS V Donald Selinger - PFGSICIGYW I ai Joe Garcia - Vice President 'J Jim Markey ---- Treasurer X Advisors: Miss Moore, Miss Bradley, Mr. Thompson X 21