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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

1 r 5 L I 1 x 32 if 3. 3? iff. rw QE W 'M M45 Y, , Pl W JJ J l . J jx FJ! U X M W MY l i x m KY l 1 to IIEIJIEATIIJN We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six, humbly dedicate this book to the memory of three who would have graduated with us, Mary Louise Bates, Robert Clark, Howard Pederson, and to all OUHS alumni who gave their lives for us during World War II. With vivid realization of the uncertain future, we shall eternally harbour their memories and strive to merit the trust they placed in us. We are earth's best, that learnt her lesson here. Life is our cry. We have kept the faith! We saidp We shall go down with unreluctant tread Rose-crowned into the darkness! . . . Proud we were, And laughed, that had such brave true things to say, And then you suddenly cried, and turned away. +001 64.444 f ' 'p5Lf'j'ff W ,J KZW? of nbgiiue M' ,W WWW' fi? n5Zw'Vff,2wyf bf ,Q My ff -mwz Q? gg..-w-ffg iff is V i 1! 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It is a challenge to the American people to ad- just themselves to the new order: then strive to meet and solve the problems as they are presented. ,NHi Finding the solution to many of the im- portant questions of the present period will be the responsibility of the young people who are now graduating from the schools throughout the country. There is a definite challenge to all graduates to adjust themselves to the new ways of life and meet existing conditions. Opportunities are unlimited for individuals who are prepared and have vision and the required energy for the work ahead. The outlook for the members of the Class of 1946 is good, and their future will depend upon the indi- vidual effort put forth. Each graduate should decide upon a definite field of work, prepare for it, and then give the necessary time and energy to its problems. The amount of success attained by any individ- ual will be measured by his effort and devotion to duty. W. D. BANNISTER, Principal. 'W V .X- E v.- ww ' ff-fi Kiwi ff me sy A T WP ' K fix 3 A , 92 Q 'M' R 1 , mf : 4, fi v ,YF ., ,J fi '- . f V U 'Xf- ? , , . N w , x - V .x , q f N, Xi 2 6 nj V 555124.-, 4 Y' E 4 A 3 ,,,, k WI. ! T 55 , if V5 5 WV R A X gx W 5 q ig Af' ' ii ' 2. Q Nadine Marjie Alley Hollywood, Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: July l3, l9Z8. Scholarship l 66 2: Lost 86 Found: Letterman 43, 44, 45: Vocal: Art Club: French Club. Mary Jeanne Arosteguy Oxnard, Calif, Entered: 4Z' Birth: Dec. ll, 1928. Girls' League Sec. 2: Cheerleader 3, 45 Assistant Sec. Student Court 3: Sec. 4: Student Council 2: G.A.A. Rep., G.A.A. Sec. 3: Pres. G.A.A. 4: O Society 2, 3, 4. Eleanor Arrambide Louisville, Colorado. Entered: 42 Birth: December 20, 1927. Mae Barnum Santa Monica, Calif. Entered: 46 Birth: Jan. 19, 1927. Maria Carmen Barron Camarillo. Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: Sept. 19, 1917, Walter Nicholas Bauer Walwasha, Nlinn, Entered: 42 Birth: Aug- 3l, 1928. Football 4: Basketball 4g O Society, III. 55 HISTIJHY As the school year ends, the class of 46 prepares to emerge into a world of endless strife, but there is a light of hope for them because for the first time in four years they will go out into a world of peace. E During the past year. the Senior Class, skip- pered by Chuck McClain, had an activity- packed year highlighted by the annual Senior Dance and Senior Play. 515 111115 Willianl Bodenhamer Keystone. Nebraska. Entered: 46 Birth: Nov. 29, 1927. Carolyn Ann Boening Pasadena, Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: Jan. 7, 1929. Chaplan Tri-Y: Art Club Sec. 1, Pres. 2: O Society 1, 2, 3, 4: G,A.A. Board 4: junior Play: Buzz Editor, C.6tG. Staff: Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. Z. 4: Speedball 3. Roch John Bordenave Oxnard, Calif. Entered 42 Birth: Sept. 1, 1927. Student Court 1, 1, 3. 4. Captain 4: Special Editor In Buzz Staff: Hi-Y 4: Cardinal Bt Gold Stall: French Club 1, 2. Eugene John Briere Cohoes, New York. Entered: 44 ' Birth: August 29, 1928. Buzz Editor 2nd quarter. Edris Gail Brinton Los Angeles, Calif. Entered: 43 Birth: NOV. 8, 1927. Glee Club 3. Patricia Ann Broughton Lakewood, Ohio. Entered: 43 Birth: Nov. 20, 1928. Secretary French Club. 4: Scholarship 3: Lost BL Found 3: Glen Club 3: Latin Club 2: French Club 4: Tri-Y 4. Charles Albert Brown Oxnard. Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: NO. 27, 1928. Treas. Junior Class: Football 4: Senior Play 4: Ban 1. 3: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4: World Friendship 1: Boys O 4: Science Club 4: Student Court 4. John Earl Burns Oxnard, Calil. Entered: 'i42y' Birth: April 10. 1923. Chaplain. Hi'Y: ASB Dance Chairman: Cardinal Gt Gold Staff: Buzz Staff: Spanish Club: Science Club: HLY. Carolyn jean Cawelti Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: Nov. 27, 1918. Boyce Warner Chambers Danville Arkansas. Entered: -12 Birth: june 15, 1927. ,lunior Play. Robert Chase Burbank, Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: Aug. 15, 1927. Marian Audrey Coates Ventura, Calif. Entered: 42 Birth: June 21, 1928. Latin Club Sergeant of Arms 2: Hostess 3. Eugene Arthur Connelly Oxnard, Calif. Entered. 42l' Born: Feb. 5, 1928. Hi-Y Historian: Junior Latin Club Vice-President: Hi-Y Treasurer 4: Treasurer of Hi'Y 2: Assistant Cheer Leader 3, 4: Junior Play. Margaret Ellen Connelly Oxnard, Calif. Entered: '442 Birth: June 5, 1929. Girls League Vice-President 3. President of Girls' League 4: G.A.A. Sgt. at Arms 2: Volleyball Sports Manager 3: Class Secretary 2, 3: Girls' O Society 2, 3. 4: Vol- leyball 2, 3: Baseball l, 2: Speedball 3. Marjorie Lou Cooper Reseda, Calif. Entered: 44 Birth: May 21, 1928. Girls League Sgt. at Arms 4: G.A.A. Vice-President 4: Senior Class Secretary. Robert F. Culbert Oxnard. Calif Entered: 4l Born: July ll. 1928, Margaret E. De Young Burbank, Calif. Entered: eil Born: No. 1, Vocal. Albert Rogers Dominguez Houston, Texas. Entered: ZH Born: March K. 1928. Basketball 4 Dona Lee Dnnlun Oxnard. Calif, Entered: 4l Born: August 5, 1927. Hand 2, 3. 4 Carol Joyce Douglas Leavenworth, Wfash. Entered: 42 Born: June 23, 1928. Band 1, 2. 3: Band Sec. Uniform Court. Helen Virginia Duarte Oxnard. Calif. Entered: 42 Horn: Juno 16, 1930. Scholarship 1. 2, 3. LJ Society 2. 3, 4: Hostess 2: Student Court 2. Constance Alice Dumas Chicago. Illinois. Entered: 44 Born: June 20. 1929. French Club Vice-Pres. 4 Magdelena May Duran Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: Nov. 24, 1927. Glee Club 4. Barbara Edgerton Armand Joseph Esralante Oxnard, Calif. Entered: -12 Born: Aug. 14, 1928. Sergeant-at-Arms, French Club 4: Student Court 4: Letterman: Varsity Football and Letter 4: B Basketball and Letter 2, 3. 4: B Track and Letter 2: Baseball 4: Buzz Staff: Cardinal and Gold Staff. Aldo Fattarelli Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: July 12. 1928. David Fernandez Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: July 10. 1923, Band. JH 14 75, 345 Qs i Lucile E. Finlt Norfolk, Virginia. Entered: 46 Born: March 17, 1929. Ella Mae Forman Rupert, ldaho. Entered: H4211 Born: Feb. 9, 1928. Civics Committee for Girls League: Vice-Pres. in Senit year: Letterman 1, 2, 3: Buzz Editor: Orchestra 1: Lost and Found. Robert Martin Fulton Oxnard. Calif. Entered: 'A42 Horn: Oct. 30, 1923: 1.atn Club co-president lg Hi-Y Chaplain 2: HieY Presiden 3. 4: County HieY Presiden 41 Junior Class President: Scholarship 1, Z: Student Court Associate Justice ant Chief Justice 4: Letterman' Track B Letter: Junior Plavl Business Manager 0 C 55 G.: Buzz Staff. Hetty Lou Gattis Ratcliff, Arkansas. Entered: 43 Born: Oct. 21, 1928. Vocal Class Sec. 4: Vocal 1. 3, 4. Eleanor Rosealie Gisler Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: July 24, 1918. Scholarship Secretary 3, -lg Scholarship Z, 3, 4: Lost 86 Found 1, 2, 3, 4. Co-man- ager 3: Senior Play: Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Margaret Patricia Gisler Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born : .luly 20, 1928. Betha Carrnlyn Goldsmith Donna, Texas. Entered: 42 Born: Aug. 6, 1918. Student Court 3, 4. Nazario Gonzales Oxnard. Calif. Entered: H4211 Born: Nov. 20, 1927. President Spanish Club 4: Treasurer of Senior Classy Letterman: Track Z, 3: Foot- ball 3, 4: Basketball Captain 3,45 Basketball B Z: Ten- nis 4: Buzz Staff. June Gorden Elk City, Okla. Entered: K'4l Born: Oct. 18, 1917. Dorothy Sang Graham Long Beach. Calif. Entered: 42 Born: lan. 29, 1925. Letterman: O Society, Glee Club Bd Sextetteg Uni' form Court, Shirley Sybil Haigh Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 4l Born: April 20, 1928. Leonard Hugh Hamilton Exeter, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: july 26, 1928. Sergeant-at-arms 4, Sports: Two years B Track, One vear B Basketball. Betty Lou Hampton l-lawthorne, Calif. Entered: -12 Born: Septernhf-r 20, 1918. James Raymond Haney Belleville, Ark. Entered: 42 Born: Aug. 30, 1927. Letterman: MBU Track 2. B Basketball Manager I. A Basketball Manager 3, 4, Foothall Z, 3, 4, Track 3 4: Reporter for Buzz. jerry Charles Harkins Superior, Nebraska. Entered: 42 Born: April 30. 19.29. Betty-jo Harvey Odessa. Texas. Entered: 4Z', Born: January 22, 19224. Nlusxc: Band l. 2, 3. Joseph Lincoln Harvey Sedalia, lVl1ssourl. Entered: 44 Horn: Dec. 30. 1928, David Arnold Hasle Long Beach, Calif. Entered: -41 Born: 1Vlay 19. 1918. V.P. Hi-Y 3, Chaplain Hi Y 41 Scholarship 1, lg C. BL G, Editor: Vice-Pres. justice of Student Court: Scholarship Societyg Chief Sports: Football 4, Captain Tennis Team 4. Lawanna Marie Johnson Entered: 42 Born: Oct. 31, 1929. O Society. Phyllis Raye Jones Brea, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: Sept. 3, 1928. GAA: O Society: Glee Club. Betty Rae Jouglard Richmond, Calif. Entered: 4Z Born: March 23, 1929. Scholarship: Senior Play. Patricia Owena Kempster Oxnard, Calif. Entered: fr2 Born' Ma 19 1928 . y , . Hostess 2: Lost and Found. Deming, New Mexico. Entered: 42 Born: August 22, 1927. Raul Holguin El Monte, California. Entered: 46 Born: Dec. 27, 1928. Jamie Haven Horn Roswell, New Mexico. Entered: 45 Born: March 5, 1929. Senior Play: Journalism: Edi- tor of C. 56 G.: Editor of Buzz: Music: Glee Club, Virginia Frances Howard Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: June 7, 1928. Sec, Tri-Y 3: V.P. Spanish Club 3: Sec. Tri-Hi-Y Council 4: Sports Manager GAA 2: Sgt.-at-arms of Girls League 4: Class Of- fices: V.P. 2: ASB Sec. 4: Sec. Girls League Court 3: Letterman: O Society Z, 3, 4: Volleyball Manager 2: Class Play 3, Senior Play: Journalism: Buzz Staff, Girls Sports C. at G. 1 t Caroline Frances Hoyle Charlestown, Mass. Entered: 4Z Born: Feb. 8, 1928, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Roberta Halle Hudson ' Portland, Oregon. Entered: 4Z Born: March 6, 1929. Sec. Scholarship 2, P. Scholarship 4: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4: Hostess 1, 2, 33 Lost and Found 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-manager of Lost dc Found 3: Associate Justice of Girls League Court 4: Junior Play: Buzz Co-editor: C. dt G. Asst. Editor. Wilma Geraldine Huff Oregon, Missouri. Entered: 44 Born: Aug. 30. 1928. Captain Volleyball Team 3, 4. Peggy Ann Hutton Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: August 23, 1928. Tri-Y l, 2, 3: Latin Club l: World Friendship Club 1: Band Pres. 3: Lost BL Found 2: Hostess: Orchestra: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Bobbette Johnson Los Angeles, Calif. Entered: 45 Born: Nov. 29, 1928. Senior Play. James Knowles Ontario, Oregon. Entered: 42 Bom: June 27, 1928. Hi-Y Vice-President 4: Sci- ence Club Vice-President 4: Football: O Society: Sen- ior Play. Patricia Louise Leidle Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42l' Born: August 6, 1927. Girls OU Society. Homer Eugene Luther Fayetteville, Ark. Entered: 42 Born: March 12, 1928. Science and Latin Clubs 1, 2 William Hazlett Mays Holtville. Calif. Entered: 42 Born: Dec. 29, 1927. Treasurer of Boys OH 3: Sec. of Hi-Y 2, 3: Class Representative 1: Student Body Pres. 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Football Capt. 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: As- sociate Justice and Chief Jus- tice of Student Court 3. Charles Winfred McClain Ratcliff, Ark. Entered: 42 Born: October 1, 1928. Vice-President Hi-Y 2: Sec- retary of Hi-Y 4: Class Vice- President 1: Class President 4: ASB Treasurer 3: Student Court 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Football Capt. 4. Billy Thomas McClung Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: Feb. 21, 1928. Hi-Y Treasurer 2, 3: Hi-Y Historian 4: Sgt.-at-Arms of Senior Class. Marion Iris McFarland Oxnard, California. Entered: 42 Born: March 15. 1928. Hostess 2: O Society 3-4. Foye Jean 1VlcKnabb Muldrow, Oklahoma. Entered: 44 Born: September 15, 1928, Betty Jane Morgan Payson, Utah. Entered: 42 Born: Nov. 26, 1929. Noriyoshi Moriwaki Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 - Born: April 2, 1928. Ellsworth Ruble Nystrom Onida, South Dakota. Entered: 4-2 Born: Dec. 2, 19281 Football. Arva Perkins Paris, Arkansas. Entered: 43 Born: Jan. 11, 1929. ai 3 5 1 2 Robert Eugene Pinkertor Los Angeles, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: August 27, 1928. Sgt.-at-Arms of Senior Class Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2-4. Ronald Devon Powell Montebello, Calif. Entered: 45,' Born: March 2, 1928. Music Band. Eddie Benjamin Ramirez Los Angeles, Calif. Entered: 42 Born Nov. 19, 1928. Ida May Randall Oxnard. Calif. Entered: 42 Born: March 11, 1928. Band Club Sec. 3: Music: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, One letter in Band 2. x Betty Lee Reeling lVliami, Florida. Entered: 45 Born: Nov. 27, 1927. Naoma Ruth Sanderson Nlehan, Okla. Born: August 30, 1928. Edward Charles Schlinger Entered: 42 Born: Sept. 29, 1028. Gene Schmidt Milwaukee, Vfis. Entered: 45 Born: Sept. 27. 1919. Buzz editor, journalism. Donald Sarl Shelton Carson, lowa. Entered: 4l Born: Dec. 14. 1927. Edward Smith Pres. of Boys' O Senior year: ASB Treas. 45 Letter' man, Football 3-45 Hi-Y 4: Boys O 3. -ig Science Club. Leonard Lee Smith Baker, Oregon. Entered 4Z Born: August 15, 1928. Thelma Mae Smith Calumet, Ol-cla. Entered: 42 Born: Feb. 6, 1928. Latin Club 1, Student Court 2, Glee Club 3. Euna jean Spain Oxnard, Calif. Entered film Born: Aug. 30. 1928. Ser. Freshmen Class lg Scholarship 1. Jayne Alice Stark Hollywood, Calif. Entered: 42', Born: April 4, 1928. Scholarship 4: Hostess 1, Z. 3, 4: Lost and Found 1. 2. 3, 45 Junior Play, C. ac G. Photography editor, Buzz editor. Lorna Colene Starr Franklin, Nebraska. Entered: 4Z Born: June 24, 1929. Music-Chorus 1. Janet Louise Streshly Pasadena, California. Entered: 43 Born: August 19, 1928. Spanish Club Sec. 3, Tri-Y Chaplain 3, Vice-President Junior Classy ASB Viceepres. 43 Scholarship 1, 3, 45 Lost and Found 31 UO Society Z, 3, 43 Junior Play, Buzz, C. dt G. Staff: Glee Club Pres. 35 Glee Club Vice Pres. 4. Herman Alfred Swor Oklahoma City. Entered: 41 Born: Feb. 22, 1929. Music-Band Z. 3, 4. Robert August Thiel Oxnard. Calif, Entered: 4'-12 Born: July 211, 1918. Pres. French Club 43 Spanish Club 1, Z, 35 French Club 1, 2, 43 Science Club 3, 4, C, BL G. Staff 4: Buzz editor 4. Bonnie Pearl Thompson San Diego, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: Aug. 19, 1928. Elton Wilbert Tingstrom Santa Barbara, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: Mai-ch 9, 1929. Sergeant'at'Arms 4, Sports: B Track 3, 4. Tiburcio Torres Santa Paula, Calif. Entered: 4O Bam: Aug. 18, 1924. Entered Service 1943. Wanda Torres Harlwood, Texas. Entered: 46 Bom: May 13, 1929. Margaret Dale Upman Oxnard, Calif. Entered: 42 Born: October 10, 1928. Band 1, 2. Katheryn Jean VanWink1e Caldwell, Idaho Entered: 42 Born: July 27. 1928. Treas. and Sgt-at-Arms Girls League: Vice-President Senior Class: Sports: G.A. A. Sec. Treas. Letterman 1, 2, 3. Beautice Oleta Wall Tahlequah, Oltla. Entered: 42 Born: July 20, 1928. Music: Glee Club. Vivian Claire Whalen Oxnard, California. Entered: 42 Born: July 2. Volleyball 4: Art Club 1. Joseph White Oxnard, California Entered: -12 Born: July 8, 1928 Mildred White Boswell, Okla. Entered: 42 Born May 10, 1926. Norma White Boswell, Okla. Entered 42 Born March 5, 191 Duane Oliver Windsor Los Angeles, Calif. Entered 43 Born: June 18, 1928. Teruo Yoshida Oxnard, California. Entered: 45 Born: Oct. 25, 1928. David O. Zopf Evansville, Indiana. Entered: March 46 Born: Feb. 2, 1929. Scholarship Life Member: Sports: Basketball Z, 4: Baseball 4: Buzz Staffg C. 66 G. Advertising Mgr. HERMAN DORSEY, Groom, Texas: Entered: H4593 Born: April 22, 1929. VERA IEAN GODFREY GILBERT, Van Buren, Arkansas: Entered: 43 : Born: May 7, 1928: Glec Club DORIS EVELYN I-IAET, Oxnard, California: Entered: 'I42 g Born: October 19, 1928. PATRICIA ANN MCCULLOCH, Moosejaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: Entered: 43 : Born Iuly 16, 1928 Buzz staff. IUANIT.-X NELSON MENDEZ, Douglas, Arizona: Entered 45 g Born: November 24, 1927. 9: ' UNIUHS UPI-'IIIEHS Row Row Row Row l: Arbucklc, Barajas, Brunner, Dunn, Bcck, Dunn, Duran, Cerri. 2: Bangs, Coustc, Atkinson, Clark, Brakcbill, Balangue, Belknap. 3: Bannon, Canning, Brittcll, Alley, Dittmar, Dittmar, Butler, Casranon. 4: Autrey, Bastian, Bauer, Bell, Buttram, Dufau, Daily, Donlon, Cabrera. Row l: Flores, Houck, Holler, Garber, lamcs., Icllison. Row 2: Lopez, Gregory, Hurt. Frederick, Knight, Lightfoot, Krouscr, Harm-i Row 3: Iohnmn. Gislcr, I-Iigrlon. Icpson, Hicks, Gott. Row 4: Flynn. Inhns, Klcmm, Hunter. Lcmkuil. Lewis, Harris. W - Ri iw Row Row Row l: Marin, Miller. McNcw, Parker, Maxwell, Meyer. Maincr. 2: Miinzcr. Prcscolt, Meyer, Mitclicll, Pierce, Martinez, Rios. Mason. 5: Martin Misunii, Rodgers, Newman, Moreno, Okamoto. -l: Nicholas. Rccling. Marshall, Russell. Nigano, Roberts, Paulson. Z Row l: Wilson. Velo, Tucker. Snow, Winter, White, Winger, Shelton. Row 2: M. White, Zopf, Strasser, Smith, Slzxtten. Thompson. Belknap. Taylor, Wright Row 3: K, Shelton, Villanueva, Warrl. White, Soo Hon, Yates. Row 4: Thornton. Hell. C. Shelton. Vlliilner. Scott. Stoll, P. Smith, SUPHUMUHES nflfllznns - --, ,YY--1-CV,-,f . Row 2: Carlton, Bauer, Duran, Brinks, Castro, Cristerna, Davis. Row 3: Bond, Davenport, Cuilty. Baker, Cox, Alley, Botts, Beck. ' Row 4: Cox, Chase, Bell, Swain, Hrittell, Davis, Boers, Delp. Row l: Ellis, Cola, I. Daily, B. Daily. l3LlYlLlh0fl, Clmfmcus. Cumulat, Bennett. Row 2: Ayala, Allflllll. Alvarado. Cavazos. Pups, Czirlmllo. Burfcinclt, Carclmduc. Row 5: Ayala. Dominguez, DcYong. Hunter. Ccccliini. Bruns, Clczic. Dale, Diffcnrlcrffcr 44 L Row 1: Garber. Haiglcr, Krcutzkarnp. Gerrarclo, Innes. Row 2: Lnutzcnhibcr, Hurt, Kcltner, Godwin, Gundarilla, Garcia, Gooch. Row 3: Garcia. Klemm, Farmer, Hernandez, Moriuaki, Kzmamori. Row -l: Martins. King, Iones, Gricgo, Huff, Rubialcs. Row 1: Larsen, Flores, Luther, Hollida, Haney, Ioncs, Gladney. Row 2: Hn-nth, Hart, Houck, Iohnson, Koller, Hayes, Kim, Horton. Row 5g Frederick, Germany, Hughes, Ioiner, Hackney, Fnltz, Hutton, Hess, Forman Row 1: Philbrook, Osunu. Ortloncz, Ruiz, Pickering, McAllister. Peterson, Okamoto. Row 2: Plank, Newman, Prescott, Michler, McKee, Parker, Pigg. Nicholson, Parish. Row 3: Oka, Nunez, Pinkard, Mitchell, Roberts, Reyes, Rcntcria. Perez, Moraga. Row 4: Moon, L. Pearson, F. Pearson, Masturzo, McKeece, Nuckols, Russell, Martin CZ Row Row Row Row Smith. Seaman. K, Yuimisuki, E. Y1ll1lQ1SAll'il. Truiillu, Sanchez. Tanner, Taylor. Smith, VVierincrhul1n, Tucker, VVilliams, Salas. Villegtis, Williamson, Wclfztrc, Santllain, Sabeclra, Ybarrc. Vcllo. Von Allmen, Solis, Ungcrman, Weitz, Sellers, Silvcstri, Tingstrom mar M' r - V, 'ali' Row l: Snow, West, VVurner, Wilkins. Smith, Swur. Tinsley. Row 2: Scott, Welch, Southerlantl. Winter, Sprague, Spec-lmttn. Row 3: Waite, Wontl, Trentlwztn, Wismn, Stewart. Vnnoni, Tinsley, Schreiner Row 4: Sinclair, S2lll1I'l121l'l, Swain, Willttrcl. Stanton, Wyrick, Walker, Wilmn PHE 5 HME T nrrlclans Row l: llucngur. Clark. Cupp. Brunner. B. Bmwn. Caldwell. llarrim, Carhalln. Colby, Hates. Ruw 2: llittmar. Hillingcr. Champlin, liall. linrclcn. fxlllliffllllg. S. listracla. li. listramla, M. Brarlcn, lloukcr Rnw 3: Ayala, lianuc-las. Carmona, Calwral. Hcllcw. Buss. Caulk. Cummings. R, Hauer. L. Hauer. Ruw 4: lirrvllglmtrmn. Cilwull. llustanmmc, Uowm. Blair, F. liramlcn. I-Iscolvar, G. Ayala. Chaigrcs, Row Rf Y XV Row Row 1: Ascencio. Cruz. Cervantes. Capclcvillc, Balclonanlo, Ballinger, Clark, Brown. 2: Amlraclc. Cahn-ra. Caughron, Hcyer, Daily, Dalilkc, Black, Aclamson, Evers, llaraiax. 3: R. Barajas. Casillas. I. Colby, Cox, Craig, R. Brown, Cameron, Bridges, Alvcrado, Daigncault, Haylasx. 4: Byrd, Bradshaw, Briggs, Caballero, Billcr, Collwcrn. Bickcrstaff, Bastian. Baker. Duarte. Row Row Row Row 1: Kingcnsmith, Logan, Hobson, Gray, Goldman. Rary, Hartley, Iohnson. li. Garcia, I. Garcia, Flores. 2: H3fbL 'l, larynx. Golclbcrry, Iohnson, Lewis, Hahn, M. Forman, Hurt, Hirai, Henry, Hoyle. 3: johnson, Garland, Goebel, E. Crcigo, Carman, Lee, King. Krclis. Fitzgerald, Robert Frenfrock, Helm, Ralph Finfrock. 4: Garcia, Icsua, Flores, Fons, D. Kerbo, l-Iurlson, Irwin, Harmon. lcssup, Lowry. M Rmv I: Nam-ral. !IllIlIl7L'I'f. l'11llm-V. Munro, Ulquin. S. Hackney, M. Miller, C, Murcno, Naucm, VVh1Ir, Scott Znnslcr. mv 2: C. Mitclu-ll. IH-uln. Quinn. Muth, Polk. Munzon. Muthicu. Rios. Zikc. Starr, Waite, W'ign:1l. Row S: Milux. RUlll'l.QllL'l. Rulwlrs, M. R.lmi1'uz, Okununu, Moya, Martinez, Vcgzx, Ventura, YVilly, VVcnncr, lmulm, Willgml. XVL-ssclx. mx 'iz Rullw. O'Cunnvll. U'Quinn. Ogburn. MCC1llllIVl7L'Il, Muluy, Miller, Martinez, Pcclcrscn, Mnrum-A R.III1L'Hi. XNHIIQRIIC, Suurcv. Row l: Resnick. Perez, Kimomori. Guriharzl. Harper, Montiio. L. Onm. Ramirez. llernnnclez. Fremleriek. G. Kurihnra. Row 2: A. Ramirez, Peck, Porris, Morris, O'Donnell. Gulclsmith, Gates, Godinez, Mnnzer, Puckett, Rivera. Row 3: Rosalcz. Luevano. Mantijo, Hnmner, Gregory, l.eMaseus. Henry, R. Gregory, G. Pailomzires, IJ, Ramirez, Omo. Row 4: Roman. Haskins, Groves, Rottlcr, Gayton, Hardy, Ramirez, Powers. B. Porter, M. Ramirez. R. Roman. Row l: S. Summann, Salazar, Suggs, Spittler. Varelu, Wells, Umemln, Zurnte, I-I. Sanchez, Soto, C. Torres. Zavula, Villegas, Thompson, Vaughn. Row Z: M. Villegas. M. Taylor, P. Upman, Tyler. Sllllm. YVaters, Upton, Vgirnccloc, Verlurcle, I. While, Sczmlaml, Van Vranken, Velarile. Row 3: Smuxhers. Springer, I. Shelton, I. Tingstrom, Waller, White, L. Tingstrom, W. Bright. Torres. Row 4: Thetford, Silva, Williams, Yee, Wood, Taylor, Zavnla, Ybarra, Sedillos, Vasquez. W amd uv' PUST-W!-llll ST IIE T EUVEHNMENT The Associated Student Body successfully completed its first post-war year with varied programs and student activities. Elected officers were Bill Mays, president: Ianet Streshly, vice-presidentg Virginia Howard, secretary: Edward Smith, treasurer: lean Arosteguy, cheer leader: and Paul Russell, sergeant-at-arms. Highlights of events during assembly time were the Happy Woodchoppers, Serenaders, Pearl Zagor, Valleau, the hypnotist, exchange programs, movies, and talent shows. Dance-lovers had the most fun at the Get-Acquainted, Sadie Hawkins, No-date and Cotton Festival theme parties. Functioning under the stern jurisdiction of David Hasle and Robert Fulton, respective judges of the Student Court, the Hall Patrol has carried out its duties efficiently this year. The Court averaged one session a week, when offenders of school regulations were tried. 1 , , , , , J STUDENT IIIIUHT HALL PATHIII. BIHL5' LEAE E nelly, President: Kitty Van Winkle, Treasurer Elizabeth Godwin, Secretary: Marjorie Cooper Sergeant-at-Arms. Upper left--Successful Barter Theatre. Upper right-Big and Little Sisters. Center-Making plans for a program. Lower left-Parents to be entertained. Officers: Ioan Strasser, Vice-President: Vir- ginia Howard, Sergeant-at-armsg Margie Con- 9 19 QI 'xigywg fp, fQ,S?'N Qi' U Kuvqgygwlo '99 G +14 C563 Sf' 'ph Qizfzff -:ffiiiw J 942- f 215 Q0 J 91325-fi ff? Q 'G'-635 2397.5 'Q Q fi Q J qs: 55: 'D V 'id 6453 6 X-5 'f'-3:1 3 fQim '91 IKJZE biz' OW xy' QW. Q. UQ, MZ' Qi' 'bfi 'QS' '5 C' 'Q u QQ 3 Q ' Hr!! 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Row 1: Ella For- man, Roberta Hudson, Iayne Stark. Center bottom-Row 3: David Zopf, Iohn Burns, lack Hunter. Row 2: Raymond Haney, Virginia Howard, Nazario Gonzales, Iamie Horn, Mr. Hamill, Mrs. Westervelt, Roch Bordenave. Row I: Iayne Stark, Armand Escalante, Roberta Hud- son, Robert Fulton, Ianet Streshly, David Hasle, Connie Boening, Bob Thiel. I E.AND l WE El CAHDINAL AND EHITUHS i 1Tll I'l3lE:5 5 BULB STAFF BUZZ HEPUHTEH5 EAHHINAL AND BULB STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .....,.... ............. I AMIE HORN BUSINESS MANAGER ..,............... ROBERT FULTON ASSISTANT EDITOR .................. ROBERTA HUDSON TECHNICAL EDITOR ...... ....,...... D AVID HASLE ORGANIZATIONS ......... ........ I ANET STRESHLY CLUBS .,................... ........... I OHN BURNS BOYS' ATHLETICS ...,.. ...,....,.......... B OB THIEL GIRLS, ATHLETICS ..............,... VIRGINIA HOWARD CLASSES .................. ......... A RIVIAND ESCALANTE PHOTOGRAPHY ....,.. ........,......... I AYNF STARK TYPING ............. ...... R OCH BORDENAVE FEATURES ................................ CONNIE BOENING I DAVID ZOPF ADVERTISING MANAGERS ..........,.. IACK HUNTER TIBBY TORRES THE LI Top Row Row Row Row: Streshly, liocning, Snmmunn, Smith, Sluttcn, Dumas, liillinger, Horn, Scunlantl. Howzircl. Sanders. T1innu1'. Hates, Snow, loner., Smith. 5: Miss Stiles, lformzin. Houck, Houck. VVhitc, lil'0ll5L'I', Gislcr, Iohns, Cunning, Hackney, Carlton. Cola. Vnrulcnu. Hicks, Hurt. 2: Schmult. liruimcr. Dunn, Hartley, Daihlkc, Braden. Scott, Forman, Iollnson, Swor, Smith, Winters. Zlku. l: Xvflglll Godwin. liiller. NVilkins, Kcltnor, Bennitt, Slllllll. llollidn, lirinks, Seaman, Snow, Brinks. TBI-Y To SEEK, TO FIND, TO SHARE With a motto indicating lofty ideals, the Tri-Y went about living their creed. The club met the first Thursday in every month in the Music Room, where they carried out varied programs, club discussions and devotions. Tri-Y girls sponsored a Spring Style Show. turning the money over to the Red Cross and Y.M.C.A. for charity work. They hostessed at football games, ushered for the Iunior and Senior Plays, had food sales for raising money, and went on two snow trips. Adviser for these activities was Miss Rose Stiles. 1. Brr-it's cold! 2. Gif to snow camp. QE PHS, SENIOR HI-Y--Top Row: Brown. Borclcnuvc. Burns, Hnslc. Bottom Row: Roberts, McClain, Knowles. Mays, Fulton, IUNIOR l'll-Y--Top Row: Dominguez. Ayala, llrmk, l:K1l'Il11ll'l, lirittcl. Buss, Coopcr. Pope. liottoni Row: Hiller. lirown, llorton, Wilson, l'Jilfcnrlc'1'fl'c1', Dale. HI-Y Potluck dinner meetings, ush- ering for the Senior Play, and collecting rummage highlighted the boys' activities this year. At the semester, the club di- vided into two groups. Robert Fulton was elected president of the Senior Hi-Y and Thayne Wilson of the Iunior Hi-Y. Mr. Eberhard advised the clubs. MUSIC Climaxing a very successful year, the Glee Club presented a patriotic pageant entitled The Gettysburg Address. Other activities for the year included singing for the Monday Club, Board of Trustees of Ventura County, P.T.A., Girls' League and Exchange Assemblies. A pot-luck dinner for the parents was held March 8. . Iune Gorden was president for the first semester and Mary Couste was elected for the second semester. Under the leadership of Mr. Holmes, the band backed up the school spirit at the football games. They also added pep to the Victory Bond Rallies held down town. Other appear- ances were made at the Senior Play, Barter Theatre and Commencement. BAND r-W.. ..,.-. . RHYTHM I GLEE CLUB-Row 3: Gnrclcn, Graham, Atkinson, Martin. Higrlon. Cota, Gattis. Rov' Strcshly, Hoyle, Armstrong, Martinez, Couste. Houck. DcYoung. Row McAllister, Saum. Hoyle, Salas, Maria, Colby, Davis, Whitc. Not pictui Varncdoc. McPike. Lincluucr, Geartson. Larsen, Hough. Row 5: Weitz, Cibul, Chase, Rolls, Dominguez. Swor, Wesscls, Row 4: Kler Douglas, Gisler, Cox, Gaylon, Suberlro. Lane. Row 3: 1-Iutton. Randall, Mo Brunner, Moreno, Bauer, Marshal. Row 2: Villegas, Billcr, Iohnson, Si Scanland, Parker, Thornton. Row l: Espinnsu, Harvey, Wclls. I-Iumbert, Holmes. Not pictured: Anderson, Donlon. Wiccluunnn. DcYoung. Ellcnbcr Fernandez. 1. Glee Club Officers 2. Off to Santa Paula! HUB HATHEHINE5 Time Cfass oi: Nineteen I-lunoiivanl Seizeni 4 . Presents its Junior Play i Mio i4iiiei,i Awni Oxnard Union High School Auditorium Nov- 15, 8:00 pfrn. CAST Miss Eieanor Endicott--A piano teacher ........ x ....... JQqmiBrokebiIi Agnes, aged 24 , Adeie Fiyrm i Riccy, aged T7 . Davidbanlon Bqbsl aged 25 Her four chiidren .......... RosemaryIBaIongue, Cissy, aged IO n Pa? Dunn Aunt Caroiine ....................,............... ......... G igdiola.TaylQfW i ' Qa f Miss Mabbif---her companion ........ if ........ Marilyn David Thompson.-axgnesf fiance .,.... ..... ...,... Ph i iipfmiiiyai Don Donovan--Riccy's pai ............. .....,. Marie Whita 59. Miss MacLoin--his teacher ............. ......... arty Canning ,fi Una Hageman---cz music pupil.. ...... ...... ...Jeannine Listuzirmeri i if Lieutenant Clayton---of the police ...... .,....,........ .... .... . .... .J az: k K Mm i ' ATHESETTING i The 'action ofthe entire play occurs in the living roam of 4 Endicott home in Middleton, o small mid-wegteknpity. 1 Q Time: Present i p Act I : About 4 ofciack of ci Wednesday afternoon in early fqli. 4 A Aat,lI:i'fhd,fialif1eviginQ Fridwr Morning. a i i A lfhdif SIN: in Z i' , , THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-SIX ' Presents J U NE lVlAlD Oxnard High School Auditorium, April IZ CAST Penny Wood ..,..,. Chuck Harris ,,E,...,, Mrs. Wood ..,,,.,w... Elmer Tuttlewe. Dr. Wood., ,.... Effie ...,.,..,,.,,....,...,,w,..E,, Millie Lou .,.4..,.,.. ,.,WN.,,., G. Mervyn Roberts ..E.,,., ..,,.,.,v..lEillllQ Horn .Y ..,,,.lc,llm Hume ......Vi1'giniz1 l'ILNf'Ell'f1 lsnyce Clxamlnelis ..l..,.Clmrles Brown ,...,..Elezmor Gislex' .,..,,Bet.ty .lougflzlrd .,....e.,.Ji1n Knnwles Roger Van Vleczk ,.,.A..., ,...A...,..,.,w , Emzgexue liriere Mr. Harris ,.,....A....,.,.,,,... ..w4....E.,,...,QA 1 Jwane Wlnclfsmr Shirley Wentworth ,A...,.A .O,,iA. l iullmeryn 'Van Winkler Sharon Wentworth ,.,,wW., ..E......,.,EE..,O,......,. O leta Wall Julie Harms .........,.,.. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ,lglmlllpie Jclhnemx The action of the play takes place in the living mum of the Woods' house in Lynlbromk, Ei small town in the Micldle- west. Act One: The Woods living room. A Weclnesclay afternoon in June. ACL Two: Scene One. The fflllnwing Scene Two: Saturday afternoon. Act Three: Saturday evening. Friday night. THE PI.llY'5 THE THING Oh, you naughty villain- say Phyllis Iones, Iimmy Knowles. Chuck McClain, Pat Kemster, and Oleta Wall to Bob Pink- erton! Remember the plot to When Shakes- peare's Ladies Meetn? Phyllis Iones, as Iuliet, gives Kitty Van Winkle, as Ophelia: Cleta Wall, as Katherineg Pat Kempster, as Desdemona: and Bobbie Iohnson, as Cleopatra: a few words of advice. Off to present our first Exchange As- sembly ofthe year at Santa Paula! The melodrama, i'And The Villain Still Pursued Her was given under the direc- tion of Mr. Harp. Members of the cast who are smiling and waving for the camera are Bobbie Iohnson. Bob Pinkerton, Chuck McClain, Iimmy Knowles, Phyllis Iones, Pat Kempster, Kitty Van Winkle, Oleta Wall, and Bill Mays. ll iz H1115 K S Forman Holter Billinger Gisler Haslc Hudson Iouglarcl Stark Hunter Krouser Srreslily Srrasser Prescott Champlin Hackney Soo Hoo Icssup Lary Irwin The Scholarship Society enjoyed their traditional four half-day vacations this year with varied programs under the leadership of Roberta Hudson, presi- dent. Mr. Harmon advised the Society. OUHS Scholarship Society is Chapter 54 of the California Scholarship Federation. Upper left-Officers Upper right-Half-day off party Zopf Beyer Lamascus EL B5 Top Row: Mr. Covell, Escallante. Yee, Scott, Thiel, Wisma, Wood. 2nd Row: Dumas, Broughton, Coustc, Saum, Dittmar, Smith, Dittmar. lst Row: Kmuscr, Bcnnitt, Houck, Castro, Najera. LA SUIHEE 51-XVI-XNTE ALTHOUGH French Club activities were handicapped by several changes of advisers, the members rallied to keep their organization active, and so the annual dinner was held in the cafeteria with everyone helping to decorate, pre- pare the meal, and clean up. During the second semester an active program of World Wide Correspondence was undertaken with successful and interesting results. 'lop Row Irwin Marshill Nuclxols Qmnton Mr lxendill Brown, Haslc,Wiclncr. ard Row Pxris Hxclxncy Russel Walker Howard Hutton Pope, Holguin, Fulton, Knowles, Burns. 7nd Row Fiskln bmith lxrouscr C isler Johns tanning., Hurt, Yates, Strcshly. Bocning. lst Row Hlckncx l-Jahll-tc Illrtlcx Brunner Howqrcl Dunn, Smith. Stark, Hudson. SIIIENEE IILUB Star-gazing was one of the chief activi- ties of the Science Club. Mr, Kendall pointed out the planets and constellations at a night meeting, Ianuary 14, as a pre- liminary to the club's annual trip which this year took the scientists to the Griffith Park Observatory for further astronomical study. Regular meetings were held bi- monthly with demonstrations given by the radio, chemistry, biology, and physiology classes. FUHTUNA CLUB l'0p Row: Perez, NVilsun, Wictl. Fulton, Goliznlesu Dif, fcnclcrffcr, Hackney, Carbzillo. 3111 Row: Bauer. XVcnncrlmlm. Smith, Str'gmui'. Cunning. Connelly. Row: Velo, Burmli, lluixm, Lalutzcnliiscr. Hiller, johns, Miss Person. lst Row: Sgllus, Barajas, Dclgiulo, Pulmunem. Flores, Maria. Climaxing the La Fortuna calendar of events was the traditional breaking of the pinata during the annual fiesta held in the auditorium, December 18th. A second colorful party was enjoyed March 29. Spanish food was served and Latin-Amen ican entertainment was enjoyed by all. LATI III. .mag Top Row: Nuckols, Roberts. Wyrick, Hunter. Moon, Stanton, Irwin, Ioncs. Cath Row: Dale, lforman. Wclf.u'c. Dominguez, l'l.lI'll1Cl'. lions, Fultz, Pope, Broughton. Sth Row: Krebs. Finfrock, Colbern, lfinfroclt, Vnnoni, DeYoung, Gregory, Miller, Cuulk. ith Row: Pigg. Cumalut, Kcltncr. Wignall. Hnrlvcrt. Rillingur. Pcckt, Champlin, Waite. johnson. Daily Daily. ,ircl Row: Puckett, Smith, lluhlkc, Moore. Starr. Zilte, Clark, Goldsmith, Harper, Humlucrt, Mrs. Lowe. Zncl Row: Tanner, Waters, Cristerna, Holter. Spccklmatn. Brown. Lory, Bcyler. Hackney. Hurt, Forman. lst Row: Nicholson. Prescott. Sflllllllll. Resnick. Evers. Summamn, Zopf, Shelton. Hoyle. Highlighting the year's activities for the atin Club was a party, modeled after a oman Banquet with appropriate games nd costumes. It was held in May and was great success. Business meetings were held at intervals Jring the year, and a word spelldown was nong the activities from which the mem- :rs gained both pleasure and profit. l aw i E i Q FUUTBALL YELLIJW J IIHET Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard FOOTBALL SCORES O Ventura 6 Z9 Lancaster 0 O Santa Barbara 24 7 Fillmore 19 13 Santa Paula 12 18 Lancaster 6 O Ventura 6 VARSITY l Although Oxnard didn't have a champion- ship team, the Yellow-Iackets displayed excel- lent sportsmanship. The team was handicapped by injuries received by key-men. One of the outstanding games of the year was the Oxnard-Santa Barbara game. The Yellow-lacket line proved to be Santa Barbara's equal for three quarters. Led by Corky Smith, Cotton Russel, and Andy Stoll, the rugged line at last gave over to the Dons, at 25 to O. ln the Oxnard-Santa Paula game the final score was 13-12 in Oxnard's favor. Kept within the shade of their own goal- line, the Yellow lackets, with Chuck McClain's running, and the kicking of P. Dufau, came out on the long end of a victory over Santa Paula. The football players having now recovered from their many bruises, scratches, and bumps, will look back with contentment on their days of hard practice and the games played. The graduate class of 46 looks back on the good times they had cheering their team on to victory or otherwise. lop Row: llAlLlCI', llzlrt. VVl1itc. Mzisturzo, lliffcnclexlfel. Shelton. lirittcll. llnnvy Bell Ioincr Stull Smith Russell Hnsle Mldtllc Row: Swain. Iisculgintc, Co-Capt. McClain, Couch DcSilvu. Co-Capt. Mays, Dufuu. Hughes. SLIIIIIHLIII Gonzales Parc Knowles Silvestri Roberts liomnn Row: Cox. Autrcy. Nystrom, Hackney, Clczie, Brown, Scott. I I -'I -4' - - I! fl B SHETBI-lI.L lmmqnlcx. Cufcllini. lzntcv. If-im-r. Hunter, llllllllll. Hauer, llUllIlI1j1llK'7 l l nt I tl n I n ll BASKETBALL SCORES Oxnard 29 Lancaster 20 Oxnard 20 Ventura 43 Oxnard 23 Fillmore 42 Oxnard I4 Santa Paula 26 Oxnard 29 Lancaster 35 Oxnard 15 Ventura 56 Oxnard 28 Fillmore 52 Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard Oxnard BASKETBALL ScoREs 20 25 Lancaster 20 16 Ventura 25 33 Fillmore 24 25 Santa Paula 20 28 Lancaster 23 29 Santa Paula 28 36 Fillmore B SHETB The Oxnard A and B Basketball squads this year were cut to fourteen players on each squad. This was due to the limited practice space available in the Oxnard Gym. For the same reason, the basketball teams played all games away from Oxnard. This year basketball was our most unsuccessful sport. The team won only one game of eight. Some say this was due to an extra strong league. Whatever the reasons, the Oxnard and B basketball teams put their utmost intelli- gence, strength. and dexterity into their games. B SEB LI. lst Row: Hunter, Cecchini, Hunter, Knowles, Zopf, Ioiner. lst Row: Nunez, Dumas, Blair, Pinkard, Von Allman, Icssup 2nd Row: Lnmaskas, Kanamori. Escalante, Espinoza, Ogburn. Zncl Row: Henry, McWhinney, Germany, Stewart, Oka. With the resumption of America's most popular sport this year, Oxnard High fielded a team of inexperienced lads, the majority of them being of the lower classes, and made the sting of the Yellow Iacket felt again throughout Ventura County. Under the leadership of Coach Brown, the boys traveled to Ventura, Fillmore, and Santa Paula for league! games, and also entertained these same teams on our own diamond. This is the first year in five, that Oxnard has had any organized tennis activity. The demand has exceeded the supply. As a result, instruction has been given to both boys and girls rather than concentrated on the boys as formerly. The Ventura County League was very weak in tennis this year. The schedule was made to play two games with each school, the same days as base- ball. Lancaster and Fillmore defaulted for the season, leaving Santa Paula, Ventura and Oxnard in the running. The majority of the boys playing tennis in the county have never had a racquet in their hands before this year. 2nd Row: Mr. Harmon. VVaxgncr. Huslc. Mclllung. VV'ilsf lst Row: Vanoni, Hamilton, Newman, Shelton. Wnllac rn, Tinsley, Gonzales. F. TENNIS TH Eli Sparked by several returning lettermen from the 1945 championship team, the Oxnard Yellow Iacket cindermen, under the able leadership of Coach De Silva, displayed excellent ability on the ovals at Ventura, Fillmore, and Santa Bar- bara, before returning to Houser Field for the all-important Ventura County and divisional meets. Outstanding in their fields were Chuck Mc- Clain in the sprint, Lester Samman in the hurdle and broad-jump, and Bill Mays, holder of the school record in the pole-vault. Several boys came up from the 1945 B squad and made ex- cellent names for themselves, along with their larger teammates. Among the latter were Louis Sanchez, miler, and Robert Fulton, an excellent 880 man. Row l: Fulton. Sinclair, Bull, McClung, Ioiner, De Silva, Bauer. Row l: Rodgers, Garmon, Fons. Hart. Iohnson. Row 2: Forman. Haney. Samman, Heath, Sanchez, Masturzo, Row 2: Helms. Fitzgerald, Gonzales. Sabcrlra, Lowry, Roberts, Chase. Yamashicla, Sellers. Row 3: Swain, Tingstrom, Mays, Parc, McClain, Hamilton, Sil- Row 3: Dale, Dclp, Lopez, Garcia, Klcm, Bauer, Cuilty. vcstri, Villanueva. BUYS This year the Boys' 0 under the leadership of President Corky Smith, and the advice of Coach De Silva, took part in numerous school activities. They sponsored the cleaning up of the school grounds and took part in the Noon Dances, which were so popular with the students. BIBLE ' Under the able direction of Miss Elizabeth Stover, girls' sports director, the Girls' O has been unusually active this year. Playdays were held in Santa Barbara and Fillmore, and representatives were sent to a Tennis Tea at Ojai. The annual O Society banquet was held at the Tom-Tom in Oxnard. MISS YQLIZAHIZTII STOVFR A xtbrfkbffp , KWH' WWA-is X Row 1: Parker, Forman, Prescott, Milligan, Arosteguy, Graham, Boening, Streshly. Row 2: White, Strasscr, Gisler, Iones, Connelly, Alley, Iohnson, Gordon, Krouser. Row 3: Stover, XVcnncrholm, McFarland, Duarte. I. Daily, B. Daily, Howard. Row -l: Scott, Swur, Prescott. Mnnzcr. Iellison, Maxwell. Butler. THEY BIJVEHN THE GAA. Row l: Cabrallo, Boening, Paal:1nguc-. Row 2: Van Winklc, Cooper. Row 3: Amstcguy. To stimulate an active interest in girls' sports, to promote good health, and to provide recreation for Athletic girls, are aims of the Girls' Athletic Asscoiation. THE GAA CALENDAR FOR 1946: September ...... ,........ C andy Sales during noon hour. First GAA meeting October ...... ........,..,.,.........,..,........,.,,... V olleyball try-outs and games November ...... ........ C andy Sales at football games December ...,.. ................................ G AA meeting Ianuary ....... ........ B asketball games and try-outs February ........ .,......,,............................,.........,........... R elaxing and Planning March ...... ,......................... B asketball game with Santa Paula. Senior girls' Playday at Santa Barbara College. GAA Backward Dance April ..,...., ......... T ennis Tea at Ojai. Speedball try-outs and elections May ...,... .................... E lection and Installation of GAA Officers. Playclay at Fillmore. Baseball try-outs and games Iune ...... .........................,..........................,...........,. G AA picnic TEAMS 6 5Q QE, fi 'W SQ W 1 11' 2 1 gk Q , N Y ' su? +4 ,vgiw ,. wg 1 'W x vw. 4.- my 'Hain viii . :fry V .X 'ik FUTURE 5, im gn., 1-. Mwxw -:cz . 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