Oceanside High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Oceanside, CA)

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t Uceongfc A D MW CAR f 0 - - -31312. --- ' ee LU' l tl'LClI06t N Leave i'l'llS Card If . 'me In spite of the fact that Mr. Armand Selinger is one of the busiest persons on our campus, we l 2 3'l N'Q,i'i'? fe n I , y 'E have never received that impression when going '2 is Z4 ,S 1 K -.' IVI I to him with a question, or when stopping to chat. 23 24 25 24 . A' As principal of our school and as a friend we p . A ' feel that he has the interest of each student gf ' 9r'0ds 1 , ,Q gg 4 heart. TC f'1er's ' . . lsfgnmw He is equally understanding whether our query r-ENN- is Did you find a green ball-point? or What about my life work? . Oceanside-Car PRE-ARR l lr . . :Q l , it i ? i ! i l 1 l. ga, 1 . l We present our quiet and al- l ,ff ' ways composed vice-principal, .. .. E 3 l f 'S B W a ' 3 - -in li 115 E an l EE o Q lf- .Q E 1 . 2 -C E 3 5 5 Our lean I it .91 5 ,A ,Q I 2 lcv .fl U, E E 'V J C 9 iz 3 -9 gg 2' ' l 5 E, 0 U' 5 l -a i .2 ' f .2 L ln- i. S . I 1 JELCC Oceanside-Llarlsbad Unto: E PRIC-AlillANGlCll AHSIC' 1006! OUP 286111 0 Ogif Encouraging us toward many all-important decisions, that I ha in no small way affect our futures, is our Vice-principal Mr. V ' ll IV ' pemi John MacDonald, sometimes known as Mr. Mac for con- venience. Invariably he has been personally interested in our problems. For the new students who enter this school and for those on their way to graduation, we are happy to have Mr. 1 8 Mac on hand. W' 'W' K ,Z Miss Jean Walker. Under this com- posure she is aware of students' desires and problems, the solutions of which are stored in an almost encyclopedic mind. Enthusiasm runs genuine in ac- tivities under her sponsorship or those events in which she lends a helping hand. it -W.. N wr B, .Qty--t . .Q ei M v'-r. - 3 .- wi l l ll u yn 'TW , ' .t .4.4t.gf'- Q .. .1 . V ,, ,, . A '- WWW V ,g ui lv'-H. E - 4 1