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

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lil. SALANO STAFF li. Sharp, W'arren, Shipley. Teague, A. Sharp, lfakin, flinc, VVilson. EL SOLANO STAFF Striving to publish a better book, lil Solano staff members set to work early in December developing a new style and organizing the book. lltlembers of the stall consisted mostly of seniors, with two juniors and one sophomore. Barbara Sharp was the editor of the book. Her assistants were Doris Warreli, Helen Jean Shipley, Sarah Teague, Anita Sharp, john liakin, John Cline, and Roy Wil- son, business manager. llrs. Roy Priebe acted as adviser for the annual. GIRLS' LEAGUE Xlonthly program teas sponsored by the Girls' League proved very interesting and successful this year. In addition, several forums on school problems were held. Santa Paula was represented at the Southern California Convention in Los Angeles last November by Patricia Leighton and Charna Liberman. In the same month, this school was hostess to a county meeting at which plans were made for a county organization. The officers serving the Girls, League this year were: president, Patricia Leightong vice-president, Charna Libermang secretary, Theda Callg treasurer, Barbara Sweetlandg historian, Helen Sharp: faculty adviser, bliss Rhe Nelson. KIIRLS' l,liAGUli OFFTCFRS utlincl I ill, Miss Nelson. H. Sharp, Leighton, Liberman. 'WW fl 3

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FU! OZDfr'Ow UID-DNDP' , ,,r, . . . l'rcsidcut EXECUTIVE COMM l'l-l'EE OFFICERS Prexirlezzr ..... David Robinson First Vice-Pres. Gordon Waldeli l' Forrest Fullmer, ll . Barbara Sharp Lucille lloore Stanley Griffiths I 3 3 Semnzl l'ire-President . Serreinry . . Treaxllrer . . Senior Reprzaswltzltirie ., lfdmond Buster Junior Refrrexelllflffre . Sofa I1 0 m ure R4'pr4'xer1f11ti1'e Fresh man .Rf'f77'l'Sl'1lfIIfi7'l' . . George Tryer Cnffqrd Lonsdale if 'Floyd Locke 4 '1 74 '- ' The executive committee may be called the power behinicghe activities and functions of the high school. It is the duty of this group to authorize all student body expendi- tures, appoint special committees, transact all routine business, and make recommendations to the student body. The committee may grant emblems as a reward for athletic services, upon recommenda- tion of the coach. lt is also up to the committee to approve the dates for dances and other school activities. This year's executive committee sponsored many interesting and educational assemblies. Among these were programs by Geoffrey lllorgan, the Dixie Jubilee Quartette, the Trojan Band, and the Pomona Glee Club. ln addition, the group arranged many clever and original pep rallies. , Aside from its regular responsibilities, the executive committee sponsored three dances held in the gymnasium. The first was held on September 6, the second on February l, and the third and last was held on April 12. The group planned the Carnival which was held in the gymnasium on lllarch 15. Robinson inc Bubiri Shu' IQXEVUTIYE COM MITTICE Robinson, Vllaldeu, Fuilmer, Shar firiFFitlis, Buster, Tryer, Lonsdale 11. Moore , Locke -K -J v Q- QF' Jet 'Q'

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l 'lT.l D'l 'Om OZ UIQJWOP' l'l ONIHZA Top row-Lciglitoti, lf. Stewart, A, Kimura, hlarvis, Arnett, Hofmcister, Vest. Bottom row-lf. Atmorc, IJ. VVarrcu, Steele, fi. Atrnort-, Mrs, johnson, Smith, llarc, Baker, VValtcrs. Pl OMEGA XVith the purpose of promoting pleasant, wholesome social affairs and providing social training, Pi Omega held several teas and a luncheon this year in addition to its installation of ofiicers and initiation of new members. The club also sponsored a candy sale to raise money for its Christmas charity fund. Those who served as officers of the Pi Omega this year were: president, Gladys Atmoreg vice-president, Donnie Steeleg secretary, Zella Rue Smith, treasurer, Emma Dareg historian, Esther Rodri- quez: publicity, Elyera Atmoreg faculty adviser, Mrs. Aurora Johnson. ORDER OF GRECC ARTISTS One of the newest clubs at Santa Paula High School is the Order of Gregg Artists, which was organized in September of this year. lts purpose is to acquaint the members with local business enterprises. Among its activities this term was a breakfast held in the fall at which officers were elected. Those who served as officers this year were: president, Lucille Nlooreg vice-president, Virginia Palmerg secretary, Helen Grienerg treasurer, Kenneth VVarren, faculty adviser, lwiss Gertrude French. O. G. A. Top row-Sheppard, Hunt, Kimura, Buchanan, Lincoln, limherton, Miss McReynolds, Miss French, Mr. Barker, Lindsay, Payne. M. Ammer- man, Faulk, Clark, Greiner, 1.. Moore. First row-Ragner, A. Bright, T. Gonzales, V. Anderson. s f n' '.fr si:v xm:'-veMF,f ' . .-