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

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I Faculty Varsity Faculty nips varsity by a score Mr. Hunter scores. . . .YL..L..I1.J ,Ag -if fifff ! X 1 s. Lia Miss Mott cheering for faculty. . . ' I iz!! V V mg 111 - Eff E . K X . x . 1 4 , ' , vi Q- V ' W--sag Q cl Block O and cheerleaders show varsity spirit. . . K- 75 of 54-52. . . . What a SHOT!!! What' s so interesting up there??? 'W 'wqm 'f2wwLX1Iljl v M , 1 w ,w Y w X .' ,W H25 Prize was a minibike. . .

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Serv-A rms During the Christmas season the Serv- Anns visted a convalescent home to bring cheer to the patients. One of the maj or projects this year was painting the restrooms at the school this ye ar a colorful puple and green. l ,.- Painting the walls are J. Puett, J. Porretta, and D. DeFrank. 5 n, , C . 1' .., I ,, AM ,lr 0- - y . . ,, f 4 1 t is , I ' -T il -2 5' , .A e. .1-Nl , I A V . ty 'V J , 1 T: ' I P I T x f A -. a jf ig, Wg any ff. . sw c i or . . ,j I . ' JA V It .' . e ,lf j- ll 1 , s lfxx T V g-:Nxt V V4!!A Lxwf- 49 A, - V Xiu ' It - . , - ,, mv-.fffmffg .-.RLY-.-2, ' ' 4 - .. M H 1 will .S ,fl 5 4 fe - , J. .:. .3 A 1 , j- 9, .jg ,g, ff,-5-1'-.iQ .',1?'A I.. 5 tim, :Z 3 V kj .H , M 5 Z gg 3 . ' my Q. QQ j 5, L i i A e1 A , ,. . F Top Row: L. to R. S. Ochs, I. Porretta, R. Wold, R. Nielson, J. Stout, D. Shaffer, and D. DeFran.k. 2nd Row: L. Greene, B. Oberg, P. Granath, D. Christensen, G. Flinn, B. Ortega, and F. Poto. 3rd Row: C. LaCorte, I. Smith, I. Puett, W. Ruston, D. Taylor, and M. Ingram. Bottom Row: I. Whittaker, I. Trunk, M. Tusko, and A. Beckhain. Service-Gents 'NI N f, One of the major projects of the 54' Service-Gents this year was N building a sidewalk by the Social i 1 'H Science Department building and E A clearing the area in back of the ' ' building of weeds for future seed- Lf, 5 , fl. ing of grass. x-A if Top Row: L. to R. D. Martinez, T. Wyatt, D. Rumney, K. Wilson, I. Mills, I.. Johnson, D. Norris and-G. Gines. Middle Row: C. Collette, M. Chambers, R. George, I. Kernes, and B. Bodner. Bottom Row: T. Dutra, D. Shaddock, M. Ziegel, T. McAulley, D. Aydelotte, B. Maxwell, and J. Parr. 74

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ADIE HA WKINS DAY Every January the Oxford students and faculty celebrate Sadie Hawkins Day. This year it was a little different because of the more flexible dress code. Most of the students f dressed like hillbilliesg even some of the teachers joined in. After each lunch a con- t' test was held for best dressed, flmniest, and most original costume. The day ended with the Sadie Hawkins dance, which proved to be rather quiet after the day's activities. 1 w w ,,T !, 5 nu 1, ,M viii MUUMM, 'E um, W ,M Mm in W 'um 4 A u i .M Y-V 1 I A f X4llml NliPll HP in iiyr yyri M g j inwv Psrw --Q i Y tl'l ' 76