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

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Z I I CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION DEBATE AND ORATORY INTERNATIONAL CLUB -

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C.S.F. Membership in The California Scholarship federalion is 'rhe only honor awarded for high scholarship in school work. Thir'ry-Two s+uden+s were able 'ro aHain rhis reward in rhe pas+ year. Gordon Walden was presidenr for borh semesiers. Orher offices were held by Theda Call, Mary Jamison, John Eakin, Helen Jean Ship- ley, Delphine Joy, and Roy Wilson. Only 'rhree members of 'rhis federarion will receive gold seals on rheir diplomas. They are Mary Jamison, a permanenr member, James Miller and Edward Buckner. The Freshman class was represenled by seven members, +he Sophomores by seven, while 'rhe Juniors led wirh Twelve and 'rhe Seniors numbered seven. Top: John Eakin, John Cline, Edmond Busler, Jimmie Miller, Ed Buckner, Leroy Renfro, Oscar Esfes. George Haas, Gordon Walden, Vernon Duncan. Middle: Helen Kimura, Alice Kimura, True Jamison, Thelma Woods, Anira Sharp, Delphine Joy, Helen Jean Shipley, Berry Murray, Esrher Oufland, Elvera Afmore, Nellie Mahan, Winona Lincoln. Boffom: Gladys Armore, Pafricia Leighlon, Jane Ellen Eakin, Barbara Sweelland, Caroline Giacomazzi, Miss Anna Finley, Theda Call, Barbara Websfer, Mary Jamison, Charna Liberman. THE DEBATE and ora'rory class slarred rhe year's aclivilies wilh shorl' speeches on various +opics, which were delivered a+ +he 'rhea+er, in assemblies, and ofher places by members of fhe class. Two pracfice debares were held af Franklin high school and anofher a+ San+a Monica. The counfy debale league opened May 3, wi+h Sanfa Paula meefing Oxnard. The league queslion was Resolved: Thar 'rhe Uni+ed S'ra'res Should Adop+ fhe Essenrial Fea+ures of 'rhe Bri'rish Broadcasring Sys'rem. 1 Delphine Joy and Eulala Hawkins, winners of firsl and second places, respec- +ively, in +he coun+y +oas+masfer's conlesf, compefed in Sanra Barbara, April I3, Miss Hawkins placed second. Middle Lefrz Anifa Sharp, Ralph Smilh, Wendel Furnas, Mr. A. C. Brady, Curris Fosrer, Charles Pusey, Helen Jean Shipley. Middle Righf: Anila Sharp, Mary Jamison, Eulala Hawkins, Gordon Walden, Ralph Smifh, Wendal Furnas, Charles Pusey, Helen Jean Shipley, Delphine Joy. THE lNTERNATlONAL CLUB was organized in l93I for +he purpose of pro- mo+ing in+erna+ional friendship and goodwill among fhe young people fhroughouf fhe world. This year 'rhere were nine'ry correspondenls in 'rwenry-Three counfries, including China, Japan, Sourh Africa, Mexico, France, England, Haly, Greece, Yugoslavia. Germany and Sweden. Through +his correspondence many inreresling 'iacls have been presenied and lhe s+uden+s have come +o realize rhal young people, regardless of race or narionaliry, are much +he same +he world over. This organizarion is open +o all upper classmen raking English or hisfory. The officers for rhis year were: Susan Lindsay, presidenfp Barbara Websfer, secrerary-rreasurer, and Miss Rhe Nelson, adviser. Top: Rose Marx, Gladys Warner, Doris Culberlson, Dororhy Pardee, Mary Jamison, Gladys Aimore. Middle: Virginia Burfless, Wendel Furnas, Zella Rue Smifh, Janel Bloxham, Doris Warren, Charna Liberman, Helen Sharp, True Jamison, Marfha Conlreras, Oscar Esfes, Nellie Mahan. Bofromz Marie Webs+er, Jean Keller, Theda Call, Caroline Giacomazzi, Miss R. N. Nelson, Susan Lindsay, Barbara Websfer, Sfella Ayers, Mildred Geisler. Lefrers from some ioreign land Bring greefings and good cheer And lnfernalional members wail From disfanl friends 'lo hear F orty-.fix

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COACH SUMMERS says: You only achieve success in your school games and olher en- lerprises by subrnerging The indi- viduals and worlcinq logelher for fhe common goal. The abiliiy 'ro do This will prove To be one of 'rhe greaiesi assels in achieving suc- cess in any underlalcing lhrough- oul life. Forty-right