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

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VARSITY FOOTBALL Top: Coach Slan Summers, Lloyd Brown, Calvin Baker, Tom Moore, Roy Wilson, Carl I-laclcworlh, Joe I-lerrera. Middle: David Robinson, Jimmie Miller, Rea Armslronq, John Marlel, John Burleson, Roger Boles, Vernon Duncan. Boflomz Nemur Murr, Monre Clow, Rudolph Pena, Gordon Gill, Wallace McDivi+'r, John Inglis, Edward Fisher. CARDINALS SCORE ON FILLMORE 1. . ...hge , , in I . 5 Fifty-lllrfr

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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SanTa Paula DaTe OpponenT 6 . . .4.. OcTober 7, I933 ..... Oxnard I2 7 . . . OcTober I4, I933 .,.. VenTura 6 I9 . , . . OcTober 2l, I933 ,,.. Fillmore I3 0 , .. .November 4, I933 .... VenTura 7 6 . .. November I I, I933 ,,. Oxnard 7 I6 . ., November 29, I933 Fillmore O STarTing The annual TooTbaII season wiTh a TurnouT oT' Three Tull Teams, Coach STan Summers prepared Tor a TirsT pracTice game some Three weeks aTTer school sTarTed. The TradiTional big pracTice game wiTh The SanTa Barbara Dons on SepT. I6 showed ThaT The Cardinals had an able quarTerback in Roger Boles. ATTer a TighT baTTle, The Dons passed over The goal To win, 7-O. SanTa Paula won The nexT Two pracTice Tussles Trom LancasTer on SepT, 23, 25-O, and Trom CarpinTeria, 3I-O. This squad showed sTeady improvemenT under The clirecTion oT The coach. The Team IosT To Oxnard, I3-6, in Their TirsT league game on OCT. 7. Oxnard opened wiTh a surprise aTTack, scoring Twice in The TirsT Tew minuTes, buT was ouT- played in The second half by The Cards. The hard playing oT Clow and McDiviTT aT ends was ouTsTanding. A pass Trom Moore To Gill made The only score Tor The Cards. A desperaTe comeback in The closing minuTes deTeaTed VenTura, 7-6, on OcT. I4. The PiraTes scored TirsT in The TourTh quarTer, aTTer an evenly maTched baTTIe, buT The Team was deTermined To go places, wiTh Vaughn and Murr running wild. A pass Trom Moore To Gill Tor a Touchdown, and a conversion by Vaughn ouTscored The VenTurans. David Robinson ToughT viciously aT deTensive Tullback, while Arm- sTrong, aT Tackle, played a greaT game. A dazzling passing and running aTTack deTeaTed Fillmore on The home Tield OcT. 2l by a score oT I9-I3, aTTer Fillmore had scored TirsT. A sTrong line and The running and passing oT CroTTy, Vaughn and Boles accounTed Tor The vicTory. Taking quick advanTage oT a break in The TirsT quarTer, The VenTura PiraTes, in The reTurn game on Nov. 4, deTeaTed SanTa Paula 7-O, in a TasT, close game. Passes To Burleson and Boles, which could have resulTed in Touchdowns, were barely missed. lvlarTeI, Baker and Inglis aT guards and Wilson aT cenTer puT up a real TighT againsT The burly PiraTe Tullback, I-Iickerson. SanTa Paula again bowed To deTeaT To The Oxnarders in a hearTbreaking game, Nov. Il. by a score oT 7-6. ATTer scoring in The TirsT quarTer and ThwarTing The YeIIowiackeTs all The way The Card reserves in The lasT Three minuTes oT play could noT sTave OTT The Touchdown drive oT Their desperaTe opponenTs. The season was climaxed by a win over Fillmore, I6-O, Nov. 30. Robinson aT Tullback marked his comeback as he Tore over I-IackworTh, Miller and Brown aT Tackle, Time aTTer Time. Fisher Tackled hard Trom his guard posiTion, as did The resT oT The line. AlThough The TooTbaII Team oT '33 was noT a championship Team, The squad displayed a spiriT oT cooperaTion and a willingness To TighT oT which The school was proud. Winning Three oT The six league games, The Cards ended The season in Third place. Fifty-t-'wo

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BASKETBALL In a season of evenly maTched Teams The SanTa Paula varsiTy won halT Their eighT league games, and excepT one, Their margin oT deTeaT was never more Than Th ree poinTs. Specializing in TasT endings, The SainTs looked poor in The opener aT VenTura unTil The lasT quarTer when They Tied The score and won by a poinT in The overTime period, 32-3 i. In a TasT, Tough game, SanTa Paula grabbed a vicTory over Fillmore, I9-9, buT The powerTul SanTa Barbara quinTeT wore ouT The baslceT To sTop The SainTs' win sTreak. 2I-I2. The oTher wins Tor The Team were againsT Oxnard, 26-20, and Fillmore, 23-I9, in The second round. ln VenTura's revenge round The PiraTes snaTched a vicTory, 25-24, Trom The SainTs in The lasT Ten seconds. SanTa Barbara was ouTplayed and nearly deTeaTed, buT emerged vicTorious, 26-23. A deTeaT by Oxnard in The lasT- minuTe rush, I8-20, Tinally shoved The Team To Third place aT The end oT The season. Fred Vaughn scored a large share oT The poinTs Tor The Team. Gill and EIling+on made an exTra good scoring record Tor guards. In spiTe oT many deTeaTs The Bee baslceTball Team improved rapidly, and showed beTTer The second round. Every game was close, alThough The Bees won buT Two oT Their eighT league combaTs. BOYS' TENNIS The I934 season aT SanTa Paula did noT Tind The Cards wiTh a sTrong Tennis Team. The only imporTanT vicTories regisTered during The year were by Oscar EsTes and Gord Walden, who won Their TirsT maTch aT The annual Oiai TournamenT 6-O. 6-0, buT dropped Their second maTch 6-4, 6-4. Bill Lamanno also won his TirsT maTch in The CounTy TournamenT I I-9, 6-3. The Team as a whole meT wiTh Ii++Ie success excepT Tor a decisive vicTory over The Fillmore neT Team 20-5. WiTh increasing Tennis equipmenT and ma+eriaI, SanTa Paula in The near TuTure will be a real menace To The oTher Teams in The counTy, announces Henry J. I-Iill, Tennis coach. TENNIS TEAM FirsT row: ForresT Fulmer, David Rockwell, Henry Graves, Don Mahan Second row: Bill Lamanno, Gordon Walden, CurTis FosTer, Oscar EsTes BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SanTa Paula A B DaTe OpponenT 32 I6 January I934 VenTura I9 I2 January I934 Fillmore I2 I8 January I934 SanTa Barbara I9 20 February I'-734 Oxnard 24 28 February I 934 VenTura 32 I8 February I934 Fillmore , 23 I6 February I934 SanTa Barbara I 8 I8 February I 934 Oxnard A BASKETBALL Top: John Inglis, Bob Gill, Tom Moore. Jerry SweeTland. Lower: ErnesT EllingTon, John Burleson, Coach STan Summers, Fred Vaughn, Nemur Murr. B BASKETBALL Top: John MarTel, VicTor Anderson, RoberT Plano, Bill Simmons. Lower: Bob Pena, BerT Hopkins, Lowell Eddie, Harold Forfress, David Rockwell. Fifty-four