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

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Ilvluu 11: INUIILN 50zar . Arkairas, Jan. 9. 1023, nteupd Latin lug' . 3: VVF Pres, fi tulle t Patrol 3. 4: -txt K Putxnrl 43 Senior Play -X WAYNE WAGNER Placenta. June 15, 1022: entt-red 4 Football 4 NO P1l 121'R1-IS WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP llllffillll, Missouri, NOV. 5. 1021: entered 2 JACK LYLE GILLESPIE Anaheim. July 22. 1021, entered 4 JETTA LOUISE JOHNS Maricopa, Feb, 27, 1023 WILFORD DONALD RENFRO San Dimas, jan. 10. 1022 ULLl'ILI1I'lLDUVv ULNHHDLLL IVIHHIL I 'LCN IUDUIIU IUIUHNNH lliglewuotl, jan. 2, 1023 Oxnard, Sept. 10, 1021 Oxnard, April 3. 1021 llostess 1, 23 Lost K ll Track 1. 2, 3 FRANK NEIL UNDERWOOD Burbank. March 24. 1021 l'-Ullllil 4 BRUCE E. TUCKER l,011ll0IT. l'211gl3114l. Feb. Vlass Treas. 43 Student 15. 1 -33 Patrol 4, ll Football Sturlent Patrol 4: H 2, 3. 4: Letterman 4: FO0Ib2iIl 2, 3: Varsity Senior Play, Orchestra 4 Football 4, Letterman 3, ROY ERN EST WELLS Los Angeles, Aug. 18, 1922 Class Sec. lg Treas, ASB 4: Associate Justice Sz Chief justice ASB Court 3. 45 Tennis Letter 1, 2, 3, 4: 'I'rack 1, 2. 3. 43 Football 3: Basketball 4: Buzz Cartoonist 45 K' K G Staff 45 Boys U 1. Z. 3. 4 JAMES ALBERT WOODARD Gillette, VVyoming, Jan. 3, 19215 entered Z Student Patrol 3, 4 YASUO YAMADA Oxnard. Feb. 26, 1922 Basketball 1 43 Varsity Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Cross fountry 3,4 ROBERT THEODORE WILLIAMS Oxnard. May 14, 1022 Sergt.-at-arms HF 3 VIRGIL LEE WILTFONG Oxnard. june 13. 1023 Baseball 1. 2, Letter 3, 4: Football 3, 43 Basket- ball 1. 2. 33 Operetta 4 KIYOMI YANAGINUMA Oxnartl, june 7. 10211 UB Football and Track 11 A Tennis 3. 4 AMPARO VILLARREAL lN1o11cln1'a. Llllllll, April 24, 1021 Pres, Spanish flub 4: VI'ays antl Means Chair- 1112111 GAA 41 L2U11SI1l11' tion l'hairman FIIVV 41 Class Sec. 4: llnstcss -Ig Stuclent Patrul 23 Lust K 170111111 3. 4: Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4: llaskvtball I. 2. 3, 4: llaseball 1, 2: U Sueiety 4

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! 4 4 TRUDES TSUYAKO OSAJIIVIA Los Angeles. April 17 11122: cnterctl 2 llostess 43 Lost K Fon tnl 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 liaseball 2. 3: llasketball .ig U Society 3 CHARLES JAY SCHREIBER Los Atlgeles, Ott. 5, 1022 entered 2 Senior Play s,,f H JOHN RAMIREZ Oxnard, Feb. 18, 1923 Student Patrol 35 Bas- ketball 3. 45 Letterman 3 PENELOPE PRESCOTT Greenville. New Hamp- shire. July 24, 1922 Latin Club Sec. 25 GL Courtesy Chairman 33 GAA Sports Mgr. 35 VVF Cabinet 45 Class Treas. 3: Scholarship Society 15 Student Patrol 2, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3. 45 V01- leyball 3. 4: Basketball 33 llase-ball 33 Track 1, junior Play BEATRICE SIBERBERG Charlotte. Texas. July . ,1 23, 10- EDITH LOUISE PENA San Fernando, April 21. 1022 llostcss 4 HOWARD HENRY SAN DERSUN Mulhall, Oklahoma, Dec. 20, 1922 Student Patrol 3, Junior Play 'l'risY Historian, Student Car 1' ' , rch 28, Patrol 2: Lost lk Found 101 C tc-r 4 4 1, 45 Buzz Etlitor 43 llostess 4 MASAHARU DONALD REX SINKEY Selma. March 28. 1922 ll Football Letter 2, HIV' Track Letter 23 A Football Letter 3: A Track Letter 33 Track 43 Football Varsi- ty Letter 45 1938 Cross Country 2: Cross Conn'- try 3: Cross Country 4 Senior Play CORN ELIA LOUISE STRAIN BARBARA HELEN STEPHENS Grantl junction. Colo- rado, Dec. 12. 11122 0 Society 33 Baseball 1. 23 Volleyball 33 junior Playg Senior Play Portlantl, Oregon, Out. TSUZUKITUMTAGAMI 27. 1022 Volleyball Zg Operetta 1, 7 4 Camarillo. Iune 25, 1021 ROY ALLEN RICE Long Beach, March 24, 1132.2 PAULI N E H ELEN PFEI LER Oxnard, June 27. 11721 Treas. Newman Club 39 Vice-Pres. FBVV 49 Lost S: Found 43 Hostess 45 Volleyball 1, 23 O So- ciety 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4

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mzior Gfass GN SILPTICMBICR 22, 1939, the Junior Class elected as president, James Haycoxg vice-president, Marjorie Shuttg treasurer, Arthur Chaffee, sergeants-at-arms, John VVatson and Donald Waters who led them through a very successful year under the advisorship of Miss Donlon. The first meeting was held in the gym where the juniors enjoyed dancing on September 27. A joint meeting with the Sophomore and Freshman classes was held on November 22. At this meeting the lower classes had the installation of oflicers and colored movies of lVIexico which were shown by Mrs. Helen Ewing of Ventura. At their last meeting on April 4, 1940, a play It Pays To Be a Pogglev was presented. l23l