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

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e Bros cc Y serlea I at drums IN contInuIng the program of better school spIrIt and more Interest IH trIbal OCflVIflES the ASSOCIOfed Student Body has had a very successful year Martln Haet ably fllled the posltlon of chlef wlth Barbara Welch as VICE chIettess Helen HItch scrIbe Stanley Lehmann keeper of wampum and Rlchard Godshall warrIor at arms At the begInnIng of thIs year a successful membershIp drIve was held wIth over flV6 hundred members Several pow wows were held preceedIng the football contests In whnch the students promoted school spIrIt Many school dances were sponsored by the student body IncludIng the Chnstmas formal and several sport dances Among the specIal assemblIes were a demonstratIon on lIquId alr a talk by a famous explorer Murlel Goodspeed AmerIca s most talented gIrl Browers VarIetIes a xylophone and ventrrloqulst and the Jubllee S-Ingers Several exchange programs were presented by the students of other hugh schools They Included Ventura JC Santa Paula and FIllrnore It IS hoped that these wIll contsnue next year ll 'GPN 3-Nfioffuffwhs ?'Wx'o'QN Nl Qu 50 . K ll ' I f l N- 4 -. M.. 0 . ' lr- - N 3 .. 1 - - CI ' ' N N l N L, - - J .N 1 iw fl 1 . I . sf . I F E . ' I fi F , . Q 13' C3 S ' Q n . . . ID C N . -i l D ' N. O ,l , . Q 4 ' 2 J fl I I ' N- . If ,U , . I 3 1, . a C g 4 I I I I li 5 - if . I A I I I D ' ro , ' Lf N. N I - 'K , . C13

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V G C rascents Boro SGCV9 Of COMPLETING a very successful year the Gurls League has agaln been one of the school s most active organlzatuons lt had as :ts leaders Marjorie Shutt and Barbara Welch as co chleftesses Jane Snow vlce chleftess Phyllis Baron scribe Helen l-lltch keeper of the wampum Yvonne Dledrlch and Margaret Ann Macy warriors at arms and Mrs Brown Advisor Among the actlvutles whnch the League undertook were a Barter The ater at Chrlstmas time to supply needy families with food and clothung the annual Mothers Tea whnch was held an May and the Cotton Festival The last actuvlty has become one of the most popular with the Queen of May crowned at the ASB backward dance The two chleftesses attended the lndnan summer pow wow In Whuttuer and two gunnor maudens attended the sprung pow wow In Venlce I3 I ul l E , 5 M L nn Q S 1' ' A , . A. , .W ,, K fy, . Rcs, l Hltcn le ever, loco, .ce.:resw:ent, VV-liz, nut? co L: ll , ry T Rc 2 Mac., se.g-cnt-at .rrrs Mrs Broan, arl4.. rr, .e::' ctw, sergeant-at arms, . , . I , . . . . . . ' I - I 1 - - - I , ' ' I - , - , . . . I , . ' I