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

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LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB HI-Y CLUB

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THE LATIN CLUB is made up of lirsl and second year sludenls. Their aclivilies of 'rhe year consisled of a Roman banquel and many olher parries and plays. One of lhe parlies given during lhe year was on lhe Ides ol March, and anolher on December I4. Molhers of lhe members were inviled and enlerlained by read- ings and songs given in Lalin. Vernon Duncan played 'rhe role ol,Caesar lor lhe aflernoon. Anolher aclivily of lhe club was a one-acl play enlilled Wha+'s lhe Use? The characlers of 'rhe play were: Jean Keller, Neva Buchannan, James Clarlc, Gwelda Loyd, and Edwin Buchannan. Firsl Row: Vernon Duncan, Harriefla Malfhews, Anifa Sharp, Norma Gilberfson, La Rue Hufchins, Pauline Cochran, Winilired Emberlon, Rulh Warren, Dorolhy Vesl, Belly Slringer. Second Row: Paul Cornell, Edwin Griflilh, Harvelda Schuyler, Myrna Soper. Jane Ellen Ealcin, Jeanelfe Blair, Helen Jean MacMurray, Virginia Cline, Jeanelle Bloxham, Evelyn Le Schofs, Jean Keller, Helen Jean Shipley, Gwelda Loyd, Margaref McDiviH, Roberl' Plano, Jimmie Culberlson. Third Row: Barbara Sweelland, Jaquila Slilchen, Bernice Blumenlhal, Charna Liberman, Helen Sharp, Gladys Warner, Miss G. Gilberl, Theda Call, Marie Websler, Slella Ayers, Esfher Oulland, Belly Murray, Merlon Snyder. Fourlh Row: Edwin Pinlcerlon, John Cline, Bobbie Marx, James Lincoln, Scoll' Kennedy. Jim Clarlc, Eddie Rios, Herberl Flefcher, Warren Moore. Charles Hair, Arfhur Warren, Elwood Buchanan, SPANISH CLUB THE SPANISH club is composed of advanced sludenls in Spanish. Ils obiecl is lo increase lcnowledge and inleresl in lhe language and cusloms of Spanish speaking counlries. Meelings in lhe fall lealured reporls on Soulh American nalions. In March and April, reporls on Spain furnished an inleresling aclivily. The club parly in April was oulslanding among social evenls. Members of lhe club presenled a play Teresi+a Mia 'ro lhe sludenl body a+ an assembly held in Dana Teague. April. The officers ol 'rhe club were Doris Culberlson, president Virginia Burlless, vice- presidenl and social chairman, Dorolhy Pardee. secrelary, Helen Greiner, lreasurer, and Miss Anna Finley, adviser. Top'Row: Le Roy Renlro. Ed Buclcner, Virginia Burlless, Zella Rue Smifh, Nellie Mahan, Carrie Sonora, Soledad Sanchez, George Haas, Darrel S+ewar+. Middle Row: Maurice Ragner. Leah Prosin, Rose Marx, Gladys Almore. Palricia Leighlon, Caroline Giacomazzi, Barbara Websler, Mary McCall, Marlha Conlreras, Mildred Geisler, Bob Hensey. Bolrlom Row: Sarah Teague, Rulh Engledow, Dorolhy Pardee, Miss Anna Finley, Doris Culberlson. Pauline Kessler, Susan Lindsay, Charna Liberman. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y club has spenl' mosl ol ils lime in reorganizing under Presidenl Ed Walden and Secrelary Jimmie Miller. There are now I7 members as well as four advisers. The advisers are: Cecil Fosler, sponsor: Fred McGinnis, devolional: C. A. Wegel, recrealional: and F. M. Eakin, educalional. Educalional lallcs and movies have lealured lhe regular meelings, some of which were porluclc dinners. One of 'rhe educalional lrips made by +he members was a +rip ro The Caslaic gold mines. The Hi-Y pul on a program of fun, 'rallcs and music for lhe Rolary club, which is lo sponsor lhe Hi-Y. The Hi-Y club is well balanced in i+s aclivilies and purpose. ll' aims 'ro mainrain high morals in l'he school and com- munily. Top Row: Vernon Duncan, David Robinson, Ralph Smilh, James Lonsdale Middle Row: Kennefh Polloclc, Edmond Busler, John Ealzin, Gordon Walden, Wallace McDiviH', Arlhur Warren. Bollom Row: Roger Boles, Slewarl Macgillivray, Eduard Walden, Jimmie Miller, Curlis Fosler. AT HI-Y MEETING Bolesz I only say whal I Icnow MacDiviH: Ah, one of 'rhose slrong silenl menI Thirty-tfwa

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Senior Play Thirty-fain' MysTery, Thrills and laughTer were in- cluded in The presenTaTion by The senior class oT The melodramaTic Tarce, Seven Keys To BaldpaTe. George M. Cohen based The play on Earl Bigger's sTory of The same name. Bob Gill played wiTh naTuralness The role of Magee, novelisT and shorT sTory wriTer, in possession oT The only lcey To The de- serTed inn. The owner of BaldpaTe assured him he would be leTT enTirely alone To wriTe anoTher oT his Thrillers, and he was--Tor The TirsT Three minuTes. ATTer Thai' in wallced Mary NorTon, played on successive nighTs by RuTh Engledow and Alice Joy: PeTers The l-lermiT, in which parT Glen Anlauf dis- played much TalenT: and ofhers involved in The ploT. Freda TreTTinger sparlcled in The parT oT Myra Thornhill, advenTuress. The following had some access To one oT The seven keys To BaldpaTe: Magee, Bob Gill: Mary NorTon, RuTh Engledow and Alice Joy: PeTers The l-lermiT, Glen AnlauT3 Myra Thornhill, Freda TreTTinger: Bland, Ralph SmiTh: Cargan, Nelson l-larpoldy The CareTalcer, Charles Pusey: his wiTe, CaTh- erine l-lurley and Mary GilleTTeg Mrs. Rhodes, Francis l-laTcherq owner oT Bald- paTe, Rowena Reed: Lou Max, James Brock: Thomas l-layden, Eduard Walden: Jiggs Kennedy, Bob CroTTyq depuTies, Roger Boles and Jerry SweeTland. ArThur C. Brady direcTed The play.