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

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CANDI D CAMERA SHOTS Both the football team and the track squad brought home the hacon--this time in thc form of the Hedley Rc-lay Trophy and thc County IA'ZlQl1C foothall cup.-A picturc of the front of the old lromcstm-:1d. our alma mater. Again the track team wins, thc' Russell rup and the cup for thc' open meet in Santa Barhara. 'l'hcn. of course, some of thc moral support. Tall, dark and handsomc catclws a pre-tty' punt-with all thc' girls on thc' front ste-ps looking on, while soma- of the others think it's a better idea to go on homc. Night lift' at thc school. Another of the juniors who is up and coniingfllort- rvss. 'llhc-n, of course, we must not forgct lflma if wc expect to get any cxcuscs signed. Tha- wood shop whcrc- Hr. Xlcflinnis rulvs suprm-mc. . X - '-uf: W' 3114 H.-ev gg, Ms .w 'Z WWW M59 Ivlwf -A-. l 'l'11 OZLM-'Om U1bJNDP

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l l'11 OZPr Ocn UIQJCI-I K' Y 1 FRENCH CLUB Top row-Duncan, Meyers, Brockett, Converse, l.ow, l ll Ship ey Harvey. Middle row-Serey, Teague, Sharp, Allen, Rohde, Howard loxd ardson, VVehster, VValden. Bottom row-Taketa, Morisoli, Ayers, -Ioy, Miss Bailard, C all lube IO Sharp, Butler. FRENCH CLUB The French Club was organized during the second semester. Due to this fact, its activities were limited. However, the members of the club presented a fine display of puppets in lllay. First-year students made their puppets to represent some of the characters in fairy tales. Second-year students used the characters from the French story, Sans Familie . Each student was supposed to have a correspondent in France. A beach party finished the year of activities. Those acting as officers were: president, Delphine hloyg vice- president, Helen Sharpg secretary Vit Yinia Alleng faculty adviser, ' Q h ,, 1. . Miss Itllen Bailard. STAC-E CREW Illembers of the stage crew get lots of hard knocks and receive no thanks for their eitorts. The stage crew may be called the con- necting link between the actors and the audience. lt is the duty of those taking stage-craft to arrange all stage settings, produce sound effects, get properties, arrange lighting effects, and prepare all cos- tumes. Under the supervision of lXIr. Arthur C. Brady, the stage crew workers made all the scenery for the senior play, assemblies, Festival of Arts, and the one-act play, Neighbors . STAGE CREW Top row-Abel, lno, Nlcllaniels, Chapler, Cline, Call, lng is Suu Bottom row-VVilliams, Murr, Burleson, Moore, Martel, llouglis 'Q

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l 'l'11 OZIPl Dm CP-5 3 5 CALENDAR rosa-1935 AUGUST 27-School opened. 30-An assembly honoring the freshmen was held. Judge Robinson sen- tenced guilty members of the class with appropriate measures for reform. 31-The sophomores triumphed over the freshmen in befitting style at the annual tie-up. SICPTEMBER 6-Miss Edna Gearhart spoke before the Girls' League at the first tea of the year. 7-Gaiety prevailed at a student body party in the gym. Ping-pong rivaled dancing. 14-A big pow-wow was held in the auditorium in preparation for the first game of the season. 15-The Cards put up a good Hght against the Santa Barbara Dons, losing the game by one small point. 19-Dodge's gen-u-wine Indians presented a program of song and dance in an assembly. 21-The bus transported a group of students on an excursion to see the striking performance of A lllidsummer Night's Dream at the Holly- wood Bowl. 27-An exclusive assembly for juniors and seniors was held. A representative of VVoodbury's College spoke on commercial possibilities for students. 28-The girls frolicked and capered at their annual Hi-Jinx in the gym. OCTOBER 5-Rafters in the auditorium shook during a football rally. 6-The Occidental frosh team was conquered by the Cards in home terri- tory. 11-llembers of the Girls' League sipped tea and nibbled sandwiches in the cafeteria hall at another Hawftuhnoon tea . Deah, deahl 12-Pep and school spirit overflowed from the auditorium during a rally. 13-The Cards were victorious in the Land of the Flashes, giving a push-off to a successful season in the League. 16-Geoffrey lXIorgan addressed the student body on the topic, The Man Ahead , in a special assembly. 19-A special program, designed to inspire and uphold school spirit, was presented in a rally. 20-The Oxnard Yellow Jackets lost their sting in a battle against our flaming Cardinals. 25-A demonstration of boy scout activities was presented by officials for the student body. 26-Senor lllaldo brought his bag of tricks over from Santa Barbara and manufactured rabbits at a senior benefit program. 27-Ventura was sadly disappointed in an attempt to subdue the Cardinals. NOVEMBER 2-The first quarter came to a close, and students flocked to a party in the gym for a bit of relaxation after a strenuous week of exams. 3-illembers of the G. A. A. entertained the girls from all county schools at a Dude Ranch festival, with competitive games. Our girls won the big award. 9-Mr. Brady and lllr. Johnson joined forces in the presentation of a unique Armistice program. 12-The whole town turned out for a big Armistice celebration, and backed the Cards in their second victory over Fillmore. l-lilhe Girls, League convened in the cafeteria for a forum. 16-A rally composed of yells and songs and pep talks roused our fighting spirit. 17-Ventura went home defeated by the valiant Cardinals.