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

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3 . V BOYS' COUNSELORS4Mr. Willard Appenzeller, Dr. GIRLS' COUNSELORS-Mrs. Corrine Westervelt, Joseph Crosby. Mr. Bob Miller. Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald, A N :sf W , r ,Aa 114 ,M ,. W V, ff . ff A-f gf, f , WV , ,Ziff f ,' K AW' auf ' , ffl ' 1p:!'lff,, V 1 4 , gig! 4172 f j 4! 0 Y , X551 A Q67 ' My ifgwii' , I ' - , f , , N V ' f' ' 1 f. 2,2 '!.fff2ez f V if' ww mi'-'ffgf'??7Qf'Q 'f' ' ij, 5 i .I W 7' M -4 MR. JAMES ACKERMAN Boys' Vice Principal if-. 1. X- -. I r x N MISS VIRGINIA IIICNNETT Girls' Vive' Ilrinvipul X I TKEQXX Q i s ,. - - sw-xx' X f

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5 Schools fill an important and essential place in our national life-a function no other institution can fill. Our founding fathers established a new kind of government. The people were to set up their own government, determine the ends it was to serve, choose -J . their public officials, et cetera. This necessit ted the preparation of all the people for the responsi ilities l in order that all youths be trained as good zens. This was the origin, and s ill 's the p 'i u pose, of our great American f lic scl y systemff-A J I 'lf' X If '- , 'ff . Q ,,,, ,,,,,, , yj A 9 V if MR. L. A. WIEMERS 'U V District Superintendent X f ,f X L pf F1-iiarinoivi AND IQNOWILJEITE it f 'iw L . , L ,p p I ty l lu rx i Nw f 5 'lf E c BRAUN 1 lf' V MR. . . . i t t Principal P! F i,., lijg l 1 k 5 X V L 'V fbli tl , V r ,N .Q 'x One of tha chief distinctions between man and ani- f -w..,,.. mals is that man alone has the ability to store knowledge and pass it along from one generation to another. You have acquired much knowledge during the past year. 2 You have an opportunity to do some original thinking l and to contribute to the next generation. You also have 5 a challenge to use the knowledge for the further develop- ment of yourself and the betterment of mankind. -151 QM

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