Oxford Junior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Cypress, CA)

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Dr. Appel Completing his second year as ninth grade vice -prin- cipal, Dr. Appel has quietly assisted in the solving of the minor and major problems of the students. One major event Was the successful conclusion of another candy sale or plan- ning for graduation. ln addi- tion, he still found time to help students with such bother some problems as schedule changes and uncooperative lockers. Vice-Princzpczls Mr. Kleemann lt is doubtful if any stu- dents or teachers alike have ever seen our energetic vice- principal taking it easy. I-Ie has firmly led the Way for another successful year at Oxford. In addition to his many disciplinary duties, he helped Oxford students enjoy more casual days, dances, educa- tional assemblies, and aided in adding other improvements to the schoolg such as, our re- cently acquired coke machine. 'wtf'