Oxnard High School - Cardinal and Gold Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

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Row 2 Rummell Lleb Rowl Bohna Pxdduck Shllllngton The Buys jfeheratlun URING THE years 1935 and 1936 the Boys Federatlon went swlftly forvx ard under the leadershlp of 1tS capable offlcers and the super XISIOH of Mr L1eb It has been poss1ble durmg the past for th1s orgamzatlon to carry out 1ts alms wh1ch were to coord1nate all boys act1v1t1es to create Splflt mterest and cooperat1on ln all events undertaken by the school and to promote a flner sp1r1t of fr1endsh1p w1th other schools The students who deserx e cred1t for successlully f1ll1ng the 0ff1CQS of th1s newly organlzed group durlng the past year are Dewltt Bohna presldent Rlchard P1dduck VICE presldent Albert Shllhngton secretary and George Frledrlch and W1ll1am Rummell sergeants at arms The Boys Federatlon sponsored 1nterest1ng and educatlonal programs durxng the year for 1ts members Many of these such as the Amateur Hour and Boxlng Exhlbltlons gave the boys a chance to exh1b1t the1r own talent and sk11l A few of the other educatlonal programs were a CIVIC one IU wh1ch the presldent of the Chamber of Commerce and other C1X1C leaders spoke another explalnmg the d1fferent departments of the state and the health program on personal hyg1ene and morals Wlth the help and cooperat1on of all the members and faculty the Federatlon plans to enlarge the scope of 1ts 3Ct1V1t16S each year and so make of xtself one of the best and most worthwhlle forces ln school l1fe 10 2. rv- l gf -- f. 4 . E l V Q 1 Y .Y ' - . 1 - - 7 . . . - V. . . . . . Q v My ' ' i Y . . . . . . v 1 ' s 1 Q - - I , . . . . . v . . y. Q 1 1 1 Y

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Top ASB Wood Bolchard Rummell Bflghl WlllldmSOIl StL1ClLlllCOLlll Row Z Rummell WlllldITlSOIl Baptlste ClII0ll Ron 1 Belg Bohlu Folcke Ruf,g.,lcs Runes Zlssnuatsh Svtuhent Iguhv Hush a bye baby on the tree top When Rummell taps the nolse wlll stop HE ASSOCIATED Student Bodv thls yeal has been fortunate 1n hax mg xery lnterestlng programs of dlfferent xarletles Pres1dent Bob Rummell Wlth the asslstance ot Mr Roblee handled the program s1tuat1on very n1cely Two successtul dances were held durlng the xeal 1n the g1rls gx m Asslgned commlttees decoxated the gymn for both dances xxlth flashy colored crepe paper ASB offlcers for the 19.35 56 school year are Bob Rummell pr s1dent Mary Ann Borchard v1ce presldent Rowena Brlght secretary Paul Wllllamson treasurer and Warren VVood sergeant at arms Next years Katherlne Connellx SGLILUHIX Ida Fav Borchaxd UCKISLIILI md Gerald Baptlste sergeant at arms The student court and patmlmen worked mormng noon and r1Jht to stamp out such XlOl3.t1Of1S as gum chewmg lO1t6I1l'1g and 1unn1ng m the halls Two p1cn1cs for Off1C91S and patrolmen were held durmg the vear Student Coult offlcers durmg the f1rst emestel xx exe Don Ruggles chlcf justlce Ol1XL1 Folcke assoclate justlce Lucllle Ralnes dSSOC13t Justlce Bob Rummell cs 0ll1C1O md Gerald Baptlste ba1l1lt Second semester cou1toff1cers were OllX ex Folcke Ch1Cl 1L1St.1Cl Dc Wltte Bohna 3SSOC1ateJLlSt1CG Lucllle Ralnes assoc1ate Justlce Bob Rummell ex Of'llC1O and Paul Wllhamson balllff 9 H- - i ' 2. f A' , , ' if K. .. - ' 7 l ' ' 4 -1 . S ' : . - ' Q ' . ' jg . ' l , ' - - S' . :Y S offlcers are Paul Moranda. pres1dent1 Mary E. Beach. v1ce-pres1dent1 ' V Ny' v . I 17: . M 1 x - . . y ,A .1 Z . . .g 'V-....:i 1 Q X V

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Row 2 Mrs Brown Connelly Rhodes Rowl D1tchf1eld Dledrlch Carroll Borchard The gurls league HE GIRLS League an organ1zat1on m whlch the memershlp conslsts of all glrls who are regularly enrolled completed an actlxe year 1n whlch they fulfxlled the1r alms to promote school act1v1t1es to cultx vate fr1endsh1ps among the glrls and to promote self government The off1cers who served as capable leaders were Mary Ann Borchard presldent Betty Rhodes VICE presldent Lee Carroll secretary Katherme Connelly treasurer Cather1ne D1edr1ch and Edythe Dltchfleld sergeants at arms Two outstandmg act1x1t1es for the past year were the Mothers Tea November 23 and the Chrlstmas char1t1es At the Mothers Tea the place cards pr1nted programs 1nv1tat1ons and entertalnment were all carrled out m the Thanksglvmg motlf The Chrlstmas charltles were aga1n donated wlth the help of the boys Glfts of food clothmg and toys whlch were brought by the students were attractlvely wrapped and dxstrlbuted among the poor The Lost and Found department and Room 10 a room ln whlch the glrls who are not feel1ng well may go to rest were agaln provlded by the League members Delegates were sent to the fall and spr1ng conventxons Interestmg programs were featured by talent among the glrls and by outsxde speakers 1 1 ,sf H Y ,f 5, L 1 x.. . , ,., ' J , . . . . . , . . . 7 . v Q - V - 0 . 1 v ' v 9 s 1 a 9 ' . . y. . , . . . . , , . v v - . , , v Q