Santa Paula High School - El Solano Yearbook (Santa Paula, CA)

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SPIRIT OF '34 Led by a popular and clemocrafic presi- denf, fhe sfudenls of fhe high school have enioyed many new and differenf ideas in school governmenf. rallies and assemblies. The new deal in sfudenf body offices has proved successful and has been car- ried ouf in all organizafions. In classes and clubs new personalifies have been elecfed and proved capable in fhe posi- fions. Thus fhe leadership of fhe school has nof been confined fo one group of sfudenfs. In sporfs 'rhe new deal has again proved successful in fhaf if has made feams of cooperafive groups of sfudenfs insfead of fhe one-sfar fype of feam. A new em- phasis has been placed on all sporfs so fhaf fhere has been a sfeadfasf inferesf in afhlefics fhroughouf fhe year. The sfu- denfs have shown enfhusiasm in backing baslcefball, fraclc and baseball as well as fhe fall sporl' of foofball. Carnivals and informal parfies have helped in creafing a friendly and demo- crafic spirif in fhe social affairs of fhe school. These parfies have been affended by a large proporfion of fhose sfudenfs who, in former years, have been foo shy or foo indifferenf fo come fo school af- fairs. Special parfies were arranged for fhe Freshmen where fhey could learn The social amenifies wifhoul' embarrassmenf. The cooperafion of fhe sfudenfs wifh lhe faculfy. fhe spirif of equalify among fhe sfudenfs. and fhe enfhusiasm shown af all school affairs has made an oufsfanding- ly successful school year. The spirif of Sanfa Paula high school has survived fhe days of fhe depression and has permeafed fhe school wifh friendliness and goodwill. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sepf Sepf Sepf Sepf Sepf. Sepf Sepf. Sepf Sepf Sepf. Sepf Sepf Sepf Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. Ocf. CALENDAR 2I-Mr. Ealcin sfarfs fhe grinclsfone. 25-Freshman-Sophomore fie-up. 30-Assembly: Judge Boles gives Freshmen four years in 'Ihe worlc- house. 3l-Girls' League meefingz discover ways fo spend money. 4-Labor Day: we join unemployed. 6-I-Ii-Y meefing. I5-Rally for Sanfa Barbara foof- ball game. I5-Coxey's army frims Oxnard B's, I3-7. I6-Cards hold Sanfa Barbara. 7-O. I9-Girls' League drive-on fo new high for expense. 20-Senior play fry-oufs. All-sfar casf. 22-Freshman circus: Tarzan Ed- wards. 22-Pep assembly for Lancasfer. 23-Sainfs down Lancasfer, 25-O. 29-Cards crush Carpinferia, 3l-O. 29-Varsify eafs chicken af Anlauf's. 30-Senior picnic, Lyons. Free, un- donafed melons. 5-El Solano sales campaign No. I. 6-Assembly: S.P. lays for Oxnard. 6-Girls' I-Ii Jinlcsz hard nighf for boys. 7-Yellowiaclcefs lump on Cards, I2-6. I I-Junior dance. I2-Girls' League fear much fea guz- zled. I3-Assembly, play and rally. I4-Brains frim brawn: S.P. 7, Ven- fura. 6. I7-Senior sweafers: seniors sfruf. 20-Bonfire rally before Fillmore game. 2I-Sainfs oufscore Flashes, I9-I3. Thirteen

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l l l T-'wrl-vc Roger Boles Bob Gill True Jamison Gladys Warner Erma Jones Eduard Walden John Ealcin l-lelen Jean Shipley Dana Teague EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Execufive Commiffee for fhe year I'-733-34 proved ifself fo be one of fhe mosf compefenf in several years. This commiffee is composed of sfudenfs elecfed as sfudenf body officers and as class represenfafives. lf- governs fhe affairs, bofh socially and financially, of fhe sfudenf body and malces plans for pep rallies and educafional programs for assemblies. The sfudenf body gave several dances, aided fhe P.-T.A. in The schol- arship benefif, and cooperafed wifh fhe school and cornmunify when ever possi- ble. The oufsfanding social affair of fhe year was fhe Carnival, sfaged under fhe auspices of fhe Execufive Commiffee. The commiffee inaugurafed fhe hall pa- frol, which will probably be carried ouf by each Freshmen class hereaffer. As presidenf of 'lhe sfudenf body, Roger Boles presided af sfudenf as- semblies and had general charge of sfu- denf affairs. l-le also acfed as chairman af fhe meefings of fhe commiffee, held on Tuesday of each week. This year a room was assigned fo 'fhe commiffee as an office and headquarfers for sfudenf affairs. Bob Gill, firsf vice-presidenf, had charge of boys' afhlefics and True Jami- son, second vice-presidenf, was EI So- lano edifor. The records of fhe com- miffee and sfudenf body meefings were l4epf by Gladys Warner, acfing as sec- refary, and Erma Jones, freasurer, aufh- orized fhe spending of fhe sfudenf body money. Each class elecfed one represenfafive fo acf on fhe commiffee. These were Eduard Walden, Senior class represen- fafiveg John Eakin, Junior: Helen Jean Shipley, Sophomore: and Dana Teague, Freshman.

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SANGER HEDRICK, senior class presidenT, says: The knowledge gained in Sanlra Paula Union high school should provide an exceIlenT ToundaTion Tor The seniors. IT The goal OT our educaTional sysTem has been reached, The class should be a group oT ciTizens Trained To Think, earn and learn Tor Themselves. Fourlrrn