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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

eww We qw VwM 1lmf if Jugmd by SUNQVCIQQ mlrd Ummm Hag SCM Jump f Pullf, N f TIM? of the Cx E '?w , un! H fl 1942 THIS edition of the C ardinal and Gold, published by the Class of l942 is a ' , pictorial record of the year. The informal theme is appropriate because the high school, while it has given a basis for future accomplishment, has provided a backgro social success. und for edwwt' aw xx, m.,, 1 T,,, f'5' W Q ' M -.f 1e,,,t5-Gfwnq 'il- A I PLEDGE olleglonc To the Hog of the Unlfed It stcmds one notuon mduvusuble with Ilberty ond yustuce for all . X' Lf.- Stotes of America ond to the republic for which mmcsffzafcon W lllg j lllll I w lllll 122:--: ' IIIYJAXQK IN past years our pruncnpal Mr W D Bannrster has been asked to contribute a message to the Cardlnal and Gold however thus year we felt that at would be an honor to say some of the many nice th ngs that can be sard about Mr Bannlster l-las has unturung Interest In student body affanrs has sound advice and hrs constant Interest In us as nndnvsduals are only a few We who are leavung wall always remember the guldmg hand the trnendlu ness of our hlgh school prmcupal , . . . , . H I . ever ready smile, his appearance at sports events, l I I - 1 -us Xw ly' ,.. -f -un -Q- Xt, it ' A ' a , 1 ,' A 1 ' , R D 11 in il .uso rN,N Q1 an ME Ml' ILC 1. n X A1 n v heck D4 OV I MH n L 1 4 1 Vx! x. Lurr n 5.1 f .. 3 . : 1 . -I . , .4 '-.ug R 'Q Q' w O. L 1 X , 1 . ,, ' mu. ,xl , X . A 'vp 'P ,S 5- . 3 I . 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D11.'.!0'., Vw 'I ' r'-u N Rc Ui.i1lwHw Xtvwr, ilrls' Piwxsu,-11 Him' HON M ' ?-KW -1-Q lwc s u W r mm IM 1 K , Cor' Ptuzru, LHKNHO Hwr'cll'u-A 'vwouzv vaegwweqv Dslk THE BOARD of Trustees of the Oxnard Unlon l-lrgh School during their long penod ot service have accomplnshed a great deal nn the Interest ot the school and community Among the most recent accomplushments of the Board as the buuldung of a new metal shop tor the expansion ot work nn weldsng sheet metal mechanrcs and aeronautscs Thus new shop whrch wall probably be tnnnshed thus year IS located exactly west of the old shop In vuew of the tuture and the expanslon of the aeronautucs lndustry thus new shop wrll be equipped to accommodate four or five small anrplanes Besudes thus progect the Board helps trnanclally to publush the BUZZ whlch ns the hugh school publncatlon The president of the Board ot Trustees as J D McGrath Other mem bers are P W Dennls J L Fulton F M Aggen and E O Green l L l l ll ll l. 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Richard Ruggles as president led the group during their first year and Vernon Easterling in their second, Last year the class, carrying out a Hawaiian theme, put on the traditiona' Junior'Senior Prom in honor of the Class of l9-ll. ln Don'f Take My Penny, their junior play, John Coleman, junior class president, and Joyce Craft played the leads. ln the same year Betty Hillary wrote and produced Whot's In o Nome, a short play which became known throughout tl c county 0142440 5 . . . if ,rf t . - l l l 'xt Li fgffee, pres, center: Carrrlwe Fennel!-, e wi' 1 1 at me M s Westrrvet adwi cr ,cur ,ii M 2 jf c'I.i.::' l E lc 1A CL BALBINA NAVARRO ACINAS WILLIAM WALTER ADAMSON F BETTY JANE ADDISON ARLENE ELIZABETH AGGEN ENE HAROLD AKERS If bmf RUDOLPH EDWARD ANDERSON DARRELL ANDREWS Im 1 JAMES ARIAS P AUGUSTA JEANETTE ARNAL G I u or Fl HELEN JUNE AROSTEGUY O word C III JOHN WOODRUFF ATWOOD I I ERNEST LAWRENDCE AYALA JR Iv II 'P 4 MARY LOUISE BALANGUE C I I I I I M L .2 ',O'f'-J-1.1 3 5 I I -LII VIIIIIMII EI I'-I 1 I . 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Qrw C - L 1. fn.-,- cm 1 l I WILLIAM MYERS BARBE HK HAROLD JAMES BARR MARGARET ANN BEACH GRADY LEON L rf A RUTH AMEL ERG fm LOIS JANE BOOTH LYNETTE RUTH BOGGS L U99- v DICK ALLEN BORCHARD O rw rf Qmor VAN RAY BOTTS JR H M dwcstro 5 EVA ETHELEEN BRANNON E5 GEORGE JACKSON BRAZEAL A M Q f RICHARD FRANK C ISL BLANCHE EVELYN BROOKER Amana Orcwcstro BURFEIND C Ann v Trad CARMEN JEANNE BURGUE-Omar Jon Wr Mc 3 4 AB ec Or vestro 7 Llee Club I VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BURNS BILLIE O BU ROWS HI ROBERT CHARLES CARTY GRANT LESLIE CHAFFEE JR DONALD WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER 1 JOHN NICHOLS COLEMAN CAROLYN MARTHA CONNELLY L css PHYLLIS ELAINE COOPER A I J Imv JOYCE LORRAINE CRAFT 4 Q I mr ns tuf ANABEL DECKELMAN NANA JEAN DEES-H' I. f . - L CMJ ERANK ELMER DOTY-O-' . 1 ,E 'Tl LOIS ETHEL DUBOIS--.M ff F, A, I,, JAMES WALTER EADS--Salma Vczwlu Max ZS, ' wg: smcrwww, B 1, 2, A 3. JR i C' ,Lal-.. T lg SY ' .4 J' Q KI LSI Q- 7- T' 614 , r 1 ., L-.. . 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MARY RUTH GREEN J PRISCILLA ALICE MARGARET HARTVELD KENICHI HASHIMOTO WILLIAM HENRY HEALY MARION NIELSON HEGGEN r OLIVIO HIDALGO uc EVA JEAN HIGGINBOTHAM r I BETTY MAE HILLARY C JT V I I ,, Lrulgrs D BETTY LEE HOWELL J YOSHIKO INOUYE KENNETH GORDON JELLISON swat :mcrIJ 1 RICHARD MELVEY J ES CR Y IKO KANAMORI O rwcmi I LKIIOG vm BETTY JEAN KRAMMES Lchmo dn Nov 21 vi If- N Q ll' ma fam fa QS W J' 'is I' Q yrs- THURZA ELIZABETH LAYNE Fx WILLIAM HOWARD I m REGINALD DINWIDDIE LIGHT Owurd I Cu ADOLPHO LOPEZ XXIIUI 1 CD CARMEN JULIANA LO E v I 0 GILB RT LOPEZ ur MARGARET ANN MACY NICHOLAS GEORGE MARSIS Omcnd A1 rv HENRY J N MARTINEZ O III I Mu MASAI MATSUMIYA SEIICHI MAYEDA--O MADIILEINE LOUISE MASON I-I nor ' Itc Cn DONALD EUGENE MAXWELL Clu on I Q Bcm J V HOWARD WENDELL MAYS JR s o 0 WF Sgt or orms 4 B Football 2 Jumor Plcy emsr PIOy JOAN MC CLUNG IOS PHINE M RIE MC DANIEL O BARBARA JANE MC KINLEY Cr FLEDA BELLE MLLS INA JAMES LEVER MITCHELL A A gm DORO1 HY ELLEN MOORHOUS GEORGE ELLIS MURR O x MARY SALLY MURR BONNIE ROBERTA NELSON Q rw fm ertwsmq LLOYD RODERICK NILES YOSHIKO OBANA 0 MOND OGDEN O I I FRANK JIMENEZ OLIVARES MARTHA GERALDINE ORRELL ISLI MISSOLII Inc Scholursu, ...A -f .: N' .4 If I ' ' V I 1- 1 .' fx IE' 3' 3 C Luv' fd Q, -I E A - mr 1 . . 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' 4 VU' MIYOKO OTSUKI O FLORENCE PAVIN DORIS MAE PENA H BENJAMIN MENDOZA PALEO VIRG EVERN PAYTON I I DORA KATHLEEN PEVERLEY O L S L DK ZILDA V V NHEIRO re 97: WILLIAM THOMAS POWERS Wm I I Il nvdtml OMONA ROMO DO Iv 0 1 O7 CE LOUISE PURSCH Omni c L SALVADOR RAMIREZ IIAII oth VCISSINIA MARIE RAMOS-EI Rm 11 II BESSE ELSIE RANDALL vmd CG Xtoff Orchestra KENNETH HAROLD ROBINSON Qonfm Pculo Mov 2, I922 MAYJORIE JEAN RODGERS RUGGLES IHOMAS ALEX SAKAMOIO HELEN MAE SANFORD GERALD KAY SCHREPFER LOIS THELMA SEEK I GEORGIA HAZEL SHELTON WILLIARD ALDRILH SILSBEE 4 Q -. my lm .up I, 1- wr-' fmt: Ia 'ml rv t' p ' 4 I,,,3,11 -IS! :.a1U, I, ' 'nv Lp-L .' ,',- -1 ' .A 1 ' -I fx J IS A I' .' I .W i v 1 .N vw., N ' 1- Sf JWSEPH ALLEN SILVA-QCfmmzrI1'f' Nm I, vnu In Cl .Ia R 'vw FHM I JAN -II- I 6,1 In - . 4.,vn'I Iux LI.w Iwrlx I ,' ,' I,:'-A, - Oxmxrvj I I IO 'wIs Q, ' -I Ii Imri I MII L I B1 AIO 'H'-',,' I 1 wr',1fu M I I I I'7fg '-KIJ CYNTHIA E SNOW I WILLIAM DUCHUN SOO HOO EDNA ANNE STANCHOFF W1 I 1 L px I ORU SAM TAGAMI 4 I In 'IE LOUISE TROUP I J I ELEANOR ELIZABETH VALENTINE O mni C ALFREDO RIOS VELASQUEZ C 1 M MII I su KI C1 WANDA PAULINE WEATHERALL MMOG? I Q vo r Irowf BARBARA JEAN WERTZ los Arjohn I I OE WENDELL LINDLEY TE NUI 1 rc uw rx QI Q SIMIKO YANAGINUMA MASAYE YOSHIDA O O desfm 7 FSTHEQ LOUISE WOOD O word v Imtorr-rI I Q7 MARY JANE YBANEZ J r f, 'x ITT RAYMOND FLORES LOPEZ-O nor' 'en -2-' Trocx 'A B Foofho Cehielill ne lla lf Proccsslonal Marchc Nolulc Cl1FlSl'IOlW Bachl c Star Spanglccl lganncr lnvocatlon focal Nunwlnc Grey bard l-l ugh School Band The Rev John Garrefson Communuty Church Part l-lueneme Calnfornna Glee Club Ward bakerl Rogers Cowardl Marlorue Rodgers Dr Remsen Du Bans Blrd Presldent Occudental College Overture Demarest lW Graham' Hugh School Band ln Conclusion Arlene Aggen Presentation of Class W D Bannlsfer Prunclpal Presentatran al Duplomas Sam Vvnneman Gold Memorral Medal and Awards from Sam Vxflneman Memorral Fund E O Green Board of Trustees Ju U, Q42 's l xl' l Thr, ' X ' Vlllieyl . ........ .. .... ., l ,I I X ' Nrs ........... ...,.........,............. ,, l H, H ,, Y Y V V .........,.,.....,.... . . 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G I -I '. - ,,-' .4 , f 4 i - . .1 44 I -I - Ill'-'xt f '53 If lub I ' r N' I -, I .1 -A 1 Q ,.B,? f. I ,r I 6 I J- ' M ' I ' is -b U - , Q I 'S 1. t- I E 1 ' L 4 x A X .SU . ff' I C ,-i-t. -I f i X' Q . L I - ' I? Q ' Isl f ' ' Y 1 TI - -I f ' - 4 ' ii X T -.. l ki. rf'llQ5 anim Pialaaefi 14 clwalca THE lunlors undcr the leadc rshtp ot Harold lvchardson presldcnt June Don Akers sergeant at arms and Miss Donlon adwsor have had a success full but busy year Thus class produced The Youngest a three act comedy starrung Datha Trott r and Harold Richardson cnd sponsored a cooked tood sale ID order to finance thc brom tn honor ot the senrors At their class meetings the Class ot -T3 haxc had nntcrestlng programs arranged by June Moore The outstandang program was the one at whach Laeutenant Roberts ot the Marnttme School at Port Hueneme spoke on the lute ot students there O I I C I N X ' ' X 1 Moore ynce resident' Madeleine Dutau secretary Gerald Jacobs, treasurer, P f f 1 T! T I I ' I . 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HW'-'v 1 Ur. ' :Www Cw E1 v - ' 1 VIN if .' ,N 3 HW' J- - .3' P . 4.' 'ITV' ' FMT' g'.'.x1vmwf P. A N 1 :1.' : t ..,' P, X 1 '- ' N 3 if .- 5 A 'Hwvwm rvfvcr, Wm, fN',5'vf1H, lurww fi' X Mm L Sc ' Tl-llS year the Scholarship Society has une dertaken a new program under the leadership ot Arlene Aggen, president, Kimiko Kodani, vicefpresident, Bill Maxwell, secretary, Ray Borchard, treasurer, and Miss Donlon, advisor. The members have formed the CSF Coach- Bureau to help those students who have dittif culty with their subjects. The society has post- ed members in 'front ot the auditorium in order to sell defense stamps to students who wish to buy them. Lite membership in the Scholarship Federae tion ,obtained by receiving Scholarship grades for six semesters out of seven, including one in the senior year, was earned by three mem- bers ot the graduating class Arlene Aggen Mariorie Rodgers and Yoshie Fujita N' I I 'D Q QU .p s X l 1 ,. 'Y X l X 'X 5-M 1 i V. Q- ,ii if -V z n ,1' i x l fvi li Ne D l ll .i E, ig ,l- 'l ' .' . - .' i 1 1 Yos I I1 I-IW' .'.'l rn, ,f ' 'i- r ' .' m Rn- l lfliflli- iw, :Iir-, Evlli .r' Mp-,'.ill lclllll' llfflllll Al LW? THE Buzz is published every two weeks by the English 4 class under the supervision of Miss Verna Bloom. In the past the editors were changed quarterly, but this year an editor was ap- pointed tor each page. The people starting as editors were Richard Ruggles, Arlene Aggen, Yoshie Fujita, and William Barbe. Because of the evacuation order late in April Betty Mae l-lillary took over Yoshie's page. Ably assisting the editors were Bonnie Nelson, business manager, George Murr, dis- tribution manager, Lois Seek, art editor, and Florence Pavin, exchange manager. One ot the feature writers thought of an idea to get the opinion ot the students. A . MASS gi A gwi- 1 N.: 'alsx .N ,Ss I. ' 's W R o 'm RN may Q Qs.. '4l,!,J X 'Q X is . s x o . 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' , 3' if '5 ., - 1 fd-' 1 , r 2 'iLl 'l - v, iiuifi' 1 Class of '43 Magazine FOR the thnrd year the Class of 43 has rolled off the presses to sell for flve cents per copy Those edrtnng the paper were Margle Newman editor Shurley Watts as srstant editor Bull Rotsler art edu tor Jack Patterson yoke columnnst Charles Schroeder clrculatnon man ager Barbara Castle fashion edntor Elizabeth Love secretary treasurer and Mrs Hammer advisor HIY UNDER the gurdance of Grant Chaffee presudent and Mr Wllcox advrsor the Hu Y conducted a sur vey to determnne what the Oxnard boys did an thenr leisure tlme The members attended the Older Boys Conference at Santa Barbara and the First Paclfrc Southwest Area and YMCA Hs Y Congress Senior Trl Y lN order to carry on nts Christ mas work among the needy the Sensor Tru Y showed some old tame movies Under the dnrectuon of Betty Mae Hillary president and Mrs Allison advisor several speak ers told the members about dufferent phases of defense and the und: vrdual s place In them Cub Trl Y THIS year the sophomores were oraanuzed as a separate unut and took the name of the Cub Tru Y They elected Barbara Castle pres: dent Josephine Dufau vice pres: dent Gloruo Vullarreal secretary Dorothy Dunker treasurer Shrrley Watts hrstornan Sharon Watts sergeant at arms and Barbara Mc K nley advisor Newman Club THE purpose of the Newman Club is to promote the spiritual moral :ind intellectual advancement of its members In accordance with this idea a big party was given at Christ mas time Peggy Beach president with Miss Donlon and Mrs Wester v lt advisors made a great success of the year Art Club Membership in the Art Club is limited to those students who have earned a college recommending grade in art The society furthers the study of special techniques such as photo tinting etching and Ieath ercraft Acting as advisor Miss Lynn chose the officers according to therrscholasticstanding Thehigh est and therefore president was Noble Kunitake Radio Club nard High the Radio Club enloyed a very successful year Admission is acquired by five performances on Yellow Jackets on the Air or some ether radio program The members are divided in five classes announc ers commentators artists news writers production manager Ace announcer for the year was Grant Chaffee Science Club The Science Club contributed a reat deal to the entertainment of the OUHS students Noon movies which were free of charge were shown weekly The films were about su h subgects as science travel and industry The members under the Guidance of Mr Kendall also gave many programs for their own amusement and to illustrate vari ous scientific laws I I ' I I e . I I 1 1 - Finishing its first year at Ox- l I ' I C ' I I I LL' sDQ l Japanese Club SPONSORED by Miss Armstrong, the Japanese Club started a drive to buy the student body a defense bond, They contributed a stamp book contannrng twenty fave dol Iars nn stamps Because of weather d ffuculues the club was unable to fnnlsh the garden In the gurls court so the fund was turned over to Mr Bannlster La Fortuna LA FORTUNA enloyed an active year under the leadershlp of Caro lune Ordonez presldente Marce luno Valla vlce presudente Doris Pena secretaruo and Mass Lowe aconsejadora Several meetnng were held at whlch members were entertained by a talk on South Ameruca by a play from the furst year students by Spanlsh movles and by games anvolvrng conversing and wrltlng In Spanlsh La Fortuna THE hugh spot of the year s ac tlvltles was the Spanush Banquet on March 9 Many students at tended and enloyed the food whuch was served Durnng the dinner conversatuon h d to b Span sh those vnolotung thus rule were fined After dinner the mem ber were entertained by Mexican muslc dancung and games La Solree Savante MR WATTS the new French teacher found hrs hands fllled wuth the La Souree Savante but he was ably asslsted by Madeleune Dufau presldent Polly Weatherall vlce res dent and lrene Bordenave tresoruere The annual trap to Los Angeles was delayed untnl a French pcture was showrng but when nt dnd come the members all had a x ry nice time Latin Club THE Latin Club was led by co consules Shirley Watts and Bill Maxwell and sponsored by Mrs Lowe The main event at the year was the Roman Banquet Authentic customs were observed even to the crowning ot the guests and the taking of the auspices under he direction at the maglsfer bibendi Latin Club The meeting at the Classical Association at the Pacific States was held at Oxnard High on May Z The program included plays and tableaux by the advanced Latin classes The Cicero class took charge of one Yellow Jacket broad cast Latin for Americans The script for the program was prepared by Dorothea Edwards and Peggy Beach who were aided by contra butions trom the class WF Club THAT the World Friendship Club is an active chapter ot the California State Federation t High School World Friendship Clubs is largely due to the ettorts ot Dora Peverly president and Mrs Lowe advisor The club sponsored a party given by the boys tor the girls who won the membership drive A candy sale was held tor the ASB bond tund WF Club The basic theme ot the regular programs was the study ot nations, Mr. Zitlcowski spoke on the United States Miss Miedema and Miss Carlson on South America Mr. Ditchtield on England Mr. Colston on Canada and Mr, Wilson on Scotland. Student delegations at- tended the conference at Riverside and the Annual Convention at Riv- zrside Polytechnic High School. 1- 0+ H 454 Aeronautrcs Club UNDER the capable dlrectnon of Gene Akers president Bud Silva vnce president Wesley Fnntrock secretary and Mr Smith advusor the Aeronautics Club made great headway nn avuatnon The mem bers were engaged an spottnng and recognlzung anrcratt In aeronautn cal meteorology nn navngatuon and In dead reckonnng Glee Club THOSE students who have suc cessfully completed one year of chorus are eluguble to loan the Glee Club Thus group sang for clubs and churches about town and for specual Christmas presentatuons Under the durectlon of Mnss Lynn the members may work toward any of the awards whuch are letters puns medals or trophues Chorus THE Currls Chorus as composed ot the first year vocal students who are learning the elements of sungnng The members took part In the an ncal musxc program Any person nn the chorus may work toward an award accordung to the pount sys tem Mlss Lynn as the group teacher teaches not only the me chanlcs of music but also duction and unterpretatlon Orchestra THE orchestra IS one ot the most active and Important organizations In the school playmg for the enloy ment of the ASB members and for the gunuor and sensor plays lt was quite active In presentlng the musr cal revenue and much credut must be gnven to Mr Hummel for has work wuth the orchestra EZLJIS Eau! THE band, under the guidance of Mr. Hummel, enjoyed a very successful year de- spite the curtailment of the many spring parades. As is the custom the band entertained at the home football games, giving marching demonstrations between halves. An effort made to have the band at some of the out-of-town games resulted in the trips to Santa Paula and Fillmore. At the Elks' Harvest Festival Parade the band won a cash award for precision march- ing. This helped to complete payment on the new uniforms. Consequently, the year was finished out of debt. They also played for various assemblies during the year and during Education Week, Army Day, and Flag Day. ,QA The band helped to make the Musical Revue a great success and, incident ally, set a new record. The 650 people who attended the Revue made up the largest audience ever to witness a musical program at Oxnard High -2 xx l nt to hack' Ernest Von 'lien Req ncl Af s R ltx Bc or Priscilla Htrlxeld Dar ' Wcit Janet Haobor Ran 2 noon Totten Charles Kwmsllnn Mat s Bo ts b 4 mr ua xt r ack Harris Ron 3 cnc Bitter Rat Botts Shirley N c' Jrrrcn Lepc CI v C DQ C NX YC 9 Row 1 rathy D nler Edna bil eira J X Rob rta 9 c a offrcs J A wld DC klc a Row or me iiarr u er ox Jraxes ciarle N nic artex mar B Bari ar Magorettes Bettina Har v I 'fn mm Notilin Doro Pcxcflcx Beth R0nff0 Io lfro 1 , 1 1:1 Lrg' t lainie! X0 s 0 . f . Z' 5 El , r , ha t , isp el Mrtvl, A. fl ft la, fl alot: it All ' V , i , Q 1., Cf . . 3, 1 of . an txllcfe' l illian llli'Yfl l ' Do ' u t , F A Fish, Q ' nal na Tort' I ' i,Li1.ll Jcvwsoij r 5 J tt R' r, Wll' J ll , R f F H .5 Qch v '17, H' Alix w, ol: - l CC, I , ll l l 7fze Cast Oliver Winslow Bill Maxwell Alan Martin Lawrence Nighswonger Mark Winslow Robert Paige Richard Winslow Harold Richardson Nancy Blake Datha Trotter Martha Muff Winslow Mary Loe Agusta Winslow Martin Pat Reynolds Mrs Winslow Janet Hooper Katie the maid Louise Hamilton ON November 7 the Junior Class presented its annual play under the direction of Mr Harp The Youngest is a delightful three act comedy by Philip Barry The story centers around Richard Winslow a downtrodden son who is the youngest in the family He meets a charming lady and falls madly in love and turns oppressor splendidly. The furor caused by this and the after effects help to make a hilarious evening for everyone. The Junior Cla's presented very much talent for the play. The pro- ceeds went toward the Juinor-Senior Prom and Banquet. Ian! Keep Alun Wu The Cost Jeff Romble o Comero ton Toodles his younger sister Betty his oldest sister Owen his fother Jinny o good little pol Selino his ount Chester who is allergic to work Solly Lou o chorming foscinoter Minerva who giggles Evo Jeon Howord Moys Higgenbothom Billie Eogen Rex Light Jone Snow Arlene Aggen Bob Corty Lynette Boggs Mory Murr .lohn Colemon .Bill Silsbee Dick Borchord Dovid Vonce tired of woiting Amos Atkins ontique collector .......... O Toole who wonts his money. Woiting by Anne Coulter Mortens the outhor of wos presented by the Senior Closs on Moy 7 ond 8. Directing honors go to Mr. Horp. Don t Keep l-lim Don t Toke My Penny When Betty the breodwinner in the Romble fomily gives the fomily o tciste of their own medicine things begin popping. Jett occepts on oword which does not belong to him. When he returns it no one believes him. Finolly the truth is discovered ond Jeff is vindicated. This wos o gorgeous comedy full of fun trivolity ond excitement thot coptivoted the oudience from stort to finish, 1 xl 1-I 'P X1 N! . 4 ' I x 5 + o x he V Nj, 4 - f if - WX g L. lflg:'Lr M -f 4 Pi-ri-,J Qaaldall B SCHEDULE OXNARD Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard 261146 6013 3 .AL OPPONENTS Carpmterna Canoga Park Santa Paula Lancaster Ventura East Bakersfield Fillmore 4 3 1' N Xoxbwf Of! vsQvf Zl ' A 7 6 6 6 O . I3 ' N ang, . ll. gs., 1 .A N x T1 Af UU N BAUJIELD X W I 'Y Q .--. ',.,w ft' 'fx P 4 . , - . W. 5 .1' K . 4 ',.1.M1,. j . ' . .TT' 7' - . ,. 1 h H.. 1 . - -Q - . ,. , 1 on .,x.,,.1. , -. V , I . - ' - , 4 , S . .K H . K ' ' I 5' ' 4 K' . -Q . f -V t :L'-Sirk' . f.,Y, , , , , ,,. L' frivflv IANALJIIV Hun.. Fly, X ww Q JWCM Daw -X' KI' A :Q nw.-V-.vw wmv. ' - f X- K K 1 1K K' K :V lfmy Lvwv NL Nw, up - ml .- E Agri, 'K - X2 1 w x -I 5 V1 +1 :xg L R -- X V- : 1. fl- . Z, , ., ,. I -K ' .'-' ', M--, ' M ,Q fqwv, '. -,ax D. ix: ri 11 fi Ni, V V' 'I , JL 1, ' -i' LQ Mf, guy: Q 1-.A n. V- A: - f' -'RW-.5 W' eat '5- F96 5899 N e Tac ll p 1 FOOTBALL CCMMENTS OXNARD S football season was not entirely successful from a scoring point of view but considering the number of boys who turned out for proc tice they gave a very good account of themselves and were stiff competition for the majority of their opponents Oxnard started with Warren Taylor as coach this year Mr Taylor was formerly coach at Ventura Junior High School I-le also coached at Mon mouth College in Illinois and El Centro High School During his second year at Monmouth College his team was undefeated At the annual football banquet given by the mothers of the boys Cap tain Leon Bell received a trophy donated by Al Rodaway for being the most valuable senior player Floyd Rees was chosen captain for the next year s squad. Rees was chosen the most valuable man on the all county team which is chosen by all the squads in the league their coaches and sports writers. Lettermen for the l94l season are Captain Leon Bell Floyd Rees Vernon Easterling George Murr John Coleman Don Akers Don Christopher James Mitchell Bill Powers Merrill Andrews Darrell Andrews Bill Adamson Don Davidson Don Maxwell James Horn Jack Webb, Jack Woodard James Arias Kiyoshi Mini James Nicholas and Dudley Healy. Emkedall The Yellow Jacket basket ball squad had a very poor season thus f v year losing all the league games Coach Taylor had twenty two boys on the squad all season but one of the greatest duffucultues was lack of height However even this handncap did not keep them from guvung a good account ot them selves Boys Clalmlng their varsity bas ketball 'etters were Rrohard Rug gles Tom Sakamoto George Marr Masa Tsuda Floyd Rees Wnlluam Powers Kenxchl l-lashrmoto and Wullsam Soo l-loo Snxteen of the boys who were out for thus year s team are under class men and wall be back next year The Bees and Cees had a very good season wnnnlng a great percentage of theur games From thus group much good maternal for next years varslty team wlll be taken , . 'A . : T 1 -' t, ,, , l' M 1. lt - s W I , . - ' l'.' ,l- ,pr I 4 I li t 1 f. .1 . lt l.' W. 1' 'i, l f r.: l Du 1 1 1 I I I ' I I , . . awk L- l llr li l ' l 1 1 lli R t l R sell TRACK BECAUSE the shortage of tires made transportation impossible track events like other sports were canceled This was a blow to the track team because the Yellow Jackets were very powerful having a great number of boys who ran B or C track last year and who did very well Returning varsity lettermen were Richard Ruggles Gene Akers Nick Marsis and Richard Giles A different sports program was arranged by Coach Doc Kelliher Each school ran aff all its track events during the week and then mailed the results and the recorded times in which the events were run to the schools with which the meets were held Though this program was devised it was not official in the County League and the boys could not earn letters Intramural track was very popular with the boys and a majority of them participated. The events were held after school in the same manner as regular meets have been run off during former years. The entries received two points for each event which he entered and there was a limit on the amount which could be entered. The student officials also received points. After a person received a certain number of points he was allowed to buy an intramural T shirt. For the extra points obtained he received stars. fwhmnmaf Strnke One' THE soft ball teams were tanrly popular These games were held after school under the supervlslon ot Coach Taylor Sore Shms THE soccer games were held dur :ng gym periods These aames were unter squad and were played In rounds of three Thus tournament was played on the same order as the volley ball games Mlssed lt' games durung gym perlods The competutlon was stuff and the boys played to wan but wlth remarkably tew arguments Home Runl THOUGH the war stopped bose ball competltlon with other schools the boys dad not let that stop play Under the supervuslon of Coach Tay lor they formed teams and played att r school The volley-ball teams held their fnlaammwl Don t Sneeze UNDER the supervision of Doc K iliher the tumbling team was very successful They made several public appearances among them performances for the soldiers the adets and the Rotary Club the Associated Student Body and the Victory Dance Hit Him Hardl The boxing team composed of boys interested in boxing practiced after school Coach Doc Kelli her was their teacher Ouchl The wrestling class was also un- der the supervision of Coach Doc Kelliher, The class was enjoyed although not many boys took part in this activity. Squeeze Play Six-man football teams were very popular and many groups of boys formed their own teams. These teams were under the super- vision of Coach Taylor. .nd anna -'JU' a+-dim cr ee e Cc c are c .1 ao Pcs er M lo I TENNIS COMMENTS OXNARD S racqueteers led by Captain Grant Chaffee under the coachung of Davud Harmon were well started on a successful year but furst pruorntnes hut the courts causung a shortage of tennns balls and then when the war broke out the scheduled games were canceled Bull Soo Hoo and Grant Chaffee represented Oxnard at the Montebello msd wunter tournament ln another mud wlnter tournament at Fullerton Oxnard was represented by Tom Sakamoto and Bull Soo l-loo Bull Soo Hoo and Clyde Carter from Ventura won the Ventura County Doubles Draw Tournament After the outbreak of the war an Intramural tennus tournament was held after school and durlng the gym periods Tom Sakamoto was the wnn ner of thus tournament The team had a very good chance of wunnnng the county league thus year according to Coach Harmon and the members of has squad O V ' . Q , 1 l E ' p T , . . g. 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I I I I I I , . 8044 0 I l l l ll Jtll THE Boys O SocIety enloyed a successful year under theIr presIdent Leon Bell The SOCIETY lS a club made up ot all boys who have earned theIr varsIty letters In any maIor sport These are football basketball tennIs track and baseball Coach KellIher IS the club advIsor and sponsor to thIs organIzatIon The ottlcers are Leon Bell presldent John Coleman vIce presIdent and Vernon EasterIIng secretary treasurer Eugene YparraguIrre was formerly presIdent but at the out break of the war he enlIsted In the Navy The actIvItIes of the club Included the polIcIng ot grounds durIng the football games revIsIng the club CONSTITUTION a trIp to the Oregon Southern CalIfornIa football game and aIdIng IU preparIng the Intramural sports program when the war stopped the sports In the county The maIn prIvIlege of belongIng to thIs club IS the wearIng of a varsIty letterman s sweater A three year member IS prIvIleged to wear a whIte sweater Instead ot the regulatIon cardInaI f ' 1 1 'rl . 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'UPWH N15 lmrlf N 'X GIRLS SPORTS COMMENTS THE O Socuety us an honorary group To belong to thus organuzatuon o gurl must be a member of the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon and must tultull certaun requurements To obtaun the furst letter she must attend one playday be on three unter class teams have ten leadershup pounts be a good sport and have good health Pounts earn d un the freshman year wull be carrued over The second award whuch may be won un the uunuor or senuor year us a chenulle O They must have won theur turst O and have two addutuonal teams another playday tuve leadershup pounts good health and sportsmanshup The hughest award us the large chenulle O wuth a star Thus us awarded only to senuor gurls who have earned the two other awards and have two more class teams have attended another play day have three leadershup pounts and good sportsmanshup Leadershup pounts may be earned by sellung candy at tootball games beung a squad leader un physucal educatuon classes retereeung beung a scorer tumer or lunesman at the unterclass games by scholarship by actung as cop taun servung on commuttees or programs or beung an ottucer of the GAA Thus year eughteen became members ata formal ceremony held at Comp Bartlett un June Gurls receuvung theur turst O were Dorothea Beach Barbara Castle Dorothy Dunker Carolyn Evans June Hampton Kumuko Kodanu Katherune Marsus lsabel Martel Masamu Moruwaku Jamulua Murr Susue Nakau Gerry Powers Ruth Shutt Maruorue Scott Jane Snow Eula Stanchott and Erancus Yanagunumo Betty Adduson Phyllus Baron Peggy Beach Bullue Eagan Sarah Gonzales Lous Booth Yoshuko lnouye Muku Matsumuya June Moore and Helen Sakata were awarded theur second O s The thurd and hughest award was won by Yoshue Euuuta Betty Howell Yoruko Kanamoru Joan McClung Margaret Ann Macy Fleda Bell Mulls and Bonnue Nelson ,listti NF - -C QRQRG VH!!! 1 o g I f ' 190' -1 5 , 1 I . 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C . 11 11 - - - - - 1 01414 Board THIS year unstead of usung the school busses the GAA held a bucycle rude May 2 rudung to Holly wood Beach where they enuoyed swummung baseball and a pucnuc lunch BasketbaH THE sophomores wuth Jamulua Murr as theur captaun held the bas ketbcull champuonshup thus year Basketball was one of the games that most of the gurls trued out for VoHeybaH THIS year seemed to be the year for the sophomores Wuth Barbara Castle as captaun they agaun took the Spotlught by wunnung volleyball as well basketball Volley ball us the turst sport the gurls try out for each year BasebaH AS usual baseball never gets the wrute up ut should The reason us that baseball us the last sport to be played by the gurls and the results are never known untul after the an nuol us already on the pruntung press fll ll lll B I , , I. yu -l .I l K, , , I -h , ,X W, . l?w.', . , f' .vu ' ll x ll I W Flu l u f'1's', t'u 3,' .uu:, Vw, u..u , .bww lil a ' ull- Km- 1, 1 Ei,-QU, .',.' lu-1' 'u- ll fl uNM:ru,:r.' -fluff-tu l, Burg'-fuwlff' 'l uu , uuv 'l' 'I N su r' furu rr GW Aches and Pains FOR a very good reason the girls this year seemed to have more Hbackaches and headaches than usual, Even the bumps and bruises didn't stop the girls from enjoying tumbling. r- - 1-' 'i w Speedball Tl-lE speedball champions for '42 were the Sophomore Class with Jamilia Murr as their elected cap tain Try outs were held he second week in April and the p ay offs were held April 28 K t HERE is an action shot of a few of the girls playing volleyball Vol leyball was won by Sophomore Class with Barbara Castle as captain Tennis EO the first time in quite a while the Ojai Tennis Tournament will have no players from Oxnard Because of rubber shortage the tennis team was unable to be . 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H , I YV. 1444 70' 'et 510214 AN old woman told thus story to mc lt ns rather odd as you can ee Quote A robber wull steal your sulverware lt you don t guard nt wuth all care Ray botts the thnet s namc Glnny burns has wute but they wall get caught by a cop with a tnte A musucal tt nd Bob Carty who would gave has lute For a chance to play tn Genc Ellns band Who as known throughout thc land For hrs famous trio Peg Beach Walter Eads And Bull Burrows tthey re known as the Punktn Seeds l And thelr song wrlter Robert Fournler Known through the land tor has song Lulda Dear t-le s the one that wrote musnc tor the pucture Blue Light Starrnng Lynette Boggs and Wendell Whlte Gave Bob Carty a vacatuon ot snxty days Then he gave a party so he called a baker Whose name l belreve was Gene Akers And the Savoy s chet Mary Ruth Green Who cooked tor the dtnner ltma beans Then Bob called some trnends to come to drnner Snow the butcher Mitchell the ttnner l-llggenbotham a gal who becarn a teacher And Kenneth Jelluson who as now a preacher And Yoshlko Obana who marrsea a ludge And Betty l-lullary who s famous tor her tudge Bob told them each to brung a guest Anyone nuce but not a pest Luke Chaffee the dude Cause he d bring all his chrldren to eat the toad And has wtte Dora Pevcrly brung her relatuves too And Carty wouldn t know what to do For has real guests and thenr trlends Then he call d the lady who sews and mends To have her tux his servant s clothes The butler stalls the rnaud s bows The chauffeur Don Chrrstopher got retreads Whule the butler Bra eal but up more beds And the rnard Mary Lou put more plates on the table ' s . Il ' , . . , . , . , . . l 1 - T1 X ' - 1 x 1 1 I H I I 1 I X . 1 11 - 1 11 I . . 11-1. 11 I I ' 1 But back to the robbery, Police chief Mays 1 I I ' I 1 I I , . I I I I I ' e I I ' 1 . . , . 1 , . . 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