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

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'. THE GIRLS' LEAGUE, feeling The need Tor grearer social and infellecrual con'rac'rs wifh +hose oufside and inside school, held a series of 'reas rhis year a+ which leading Sania Paulans kindly lenf 'rheir services as speakers. A Forum was held each monrh afier Chrislmas a+ which round Table discussions were held on various phases oi The Ari' of Living. Because of a desire 'ro have a Girls' League scrapbook, a new office, Thai of his+orian, was added This year, and ably held by Charna Liberman, Oiher officers who served This year were: Doroihy Pardee, presideni: Doris Culber+son, vice-president Doris Warren, secreiary and Lillian Fudge, Treasurer. Top Row: Doroihy Pardee, Doris Culberison, Miss R. N. Nelson, Doris Warren, Charna Liberman and Lillian Fudge. Pl OMEGA was organized in i929 by girls who were maioring in home eco- nomics, and is mainfained for all girls raking courses of This kind. The meaning of The Greek name and ihe symbol on The club pin is revealed 'ro +he girls during 'the ini+ia+ion each fall. Pi Omega has a membership of 40 girls This year. They have Room 3Ol as: +heir club room, and made a proiecf of furnishing i+. The club is a member of +he California Home Economics Associarion. Pi Omega has given several parries ihis year, including a surprise pariy for Mrs. A. H. Johnson, faculiy adviser. The oiiiicers were: Pafricia Leighron, president Yuma BoHs, vice-president Helen Kimura, secrelary: Josie Lee Burdick, Jrreasurer, and Lucille Moore, hisiorian. Top Row: Iris Griffin, Gerirude Rolls, Elvera Aimore, Yuma Boris, Francis Ha+cher, Marie Brockerf. Middle Row: Aleda Hill, Lois Crane, Clara Baker, Lucille Moore, Zella Rue Smith, Rose Marx, Virginia Anlauf, Phyllis Ririer. Boffom Row: Esiher Rodrigues, Mary Gillelie, Doris Warren, Mrs. A. H. Johnson, Pairicia Leighion, Carrie Sonora, Emma Dare, Gladys Afmore. THRIFT CLUB: alihough saving was noi srressed as much as usual 'ihis year. +he Thrif+ club had a successful and educaiional experience in banking mefhods. Fif+een srudenis were appoinied by Mrs. B. W. Richardson as bank monifors, 'fo have charge of +he savings accounis in 'rhe various rooms. The beginning of 'The firsf period each Tuesday was given over To rhis ac+ivi+y. Deposits and wifhdrawals were handled +hrough rhe commercial deparimeni of 'rhe school, in charge of Seih Barker. Helen Greiner, secrefary-Jrreasurer, was chairman For +he poi-luck dinners held +he firsr Tuesday of each monrh ar club meeiings. The srudenrs presenled a program for assembly, wifh David Robinson, president in charge. Top Row: David Robinson, Darrel Siewarr, Frank Beckwiih, Kennefh Warren, Henry Graves. Bofiom Row: Geneva James, Rowena Reed, Barbara Sharp, Aileen Bays, Myrile Kifirell, Pauline Kessler and Bernice Norfh. Each Tuesday morn, The sfudenis bank Their pennies, dimes and nickels They heed Mrs. Richardsons urgenl' call To s+ar+ righf and save fheur sheckels Forty-four