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

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LUZi0l' lass The juniors sold refreshments at a benefit PTA dance which was given on February 24, in order to make money for the Banquet and Prom . On blay 29 the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was given at the lNilasonic Temple. The theme, Spring, was appropriately carried out with Howers and vines. Junior members of the Scholarship Society were Margaret Biittel, Betty Culbert, ljlinor Dingeman, Martin Haet, Ben Hayashida, James Haycox, Pat Newman, and Jean Tucker. On October 20 the Junior Class put on the play, Little VVomen, which was a huge success. During the year the Juniors have fulfilled their motto Nothing Too Great. Their class colors are green and orange and their class flower is orange blossoms. i l291

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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

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0PlZOWZOI'6 !d55 T HE class of '42 had a very successful and active year under the guid- ance of Nlrs, Lowe, the class advisor, assisted by the class oflicers Vernon Easterling, president, Grant Chaffee, vice-president, Betty Addison, sec- retaryg Montford Brooks, treasurer, Jane Snow and Richard Ruggles, sergeants-at-arms. On November 22, 1939, the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors had a joint class meeting at which the Sophomore Class ollicers were installed. After the installation, moving pictures and an interesting talk on Mexico were given by Mrs. Helen Ewing of Ventura. The sophomores enjoyed many other successful meetings. The second year students who met the requirements of the Scholar- ship Society were Arlene Aggen, Eva Brannon, Yoshie Fujita, Dorothea Edwards, William Barbe, Geraldine Urrel, and Marjorie Rodgers. l30l