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

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l U1 OZPFOM UIQJCF-1 CALENDAR-Corit'd 19-The Fillmore Flashes fiashed their abilities before the Cardinals, de- feating them after a hard game. 20-Nomination speeches were in order at an assembly held in the gym. A demonstration was also given by James A. Walton. 21-A program commemorating the life of George Washington was pre- sented. 23-Our B team won the county championship after defeating Santa Bar- bara at the Ventura Junior High School gym tonight. 26-U. S. C. contributed a speaker for an assembly held in the gym. 27-David Robinson and Lucille llloore were reelected to their former stu- dent body oHices, and Forrest Fullmer became first vice-president. MARCH 6-Assembly. 9-Our relay teams made a good showing at Long Beach, winning the medley relay and taking fourth place in the sprint relay event. 12-Vernon Duncan and Barbara Sharp were awarded first and second places, respectively, in the school finals of the Toastmasters' Contest. 15-The P.-T.A. and the student body cooperated in staging a grand carnival in the gym. Concessions, dancing, drama, ping-pong, pony rides, and eats vied for attention. 20-Thatcher attempted to conquer our track team, but was successfully downed by the Cards. 21-lX'Irs. Gamage and Miss Carroll were speakers on a program for junior and senior girls in the cafeteria. 22-Cardinal track men battled their Fillmore opponents on our field. 26-Vernon Duncan and Barbara Sharp carried away first and second places, respectively, in the county finals of the Toastmasters' Contest. 27-Major Schoof of the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police, displayed many trophies and told of his adventures at a student body assembly. APRIL 2-Coach Dean Cromwell addressed the masculine portion of the student body in the gym. 2-5-The county Festival of Arts was celebrated in the gymnasium. Pro- grams and displays from all county schools were arranged. 5-The Pomona College lllenis Glee Club appeared in a special assembly for the student body. 8-The cast of f'Neighbors , a one-act play, took fourth place in the Pasa- dena Playhouse contest for Southern California schools. ll-The freshmen and sophomore girls had a special tea, at which lNIrs. Gamage was the speaker. 12-Spring colors and gaiety prevailed at a student body party in the gym. 13, 21-A week of rest. 26-The student body greeted the appearance of the far-famed Trojan band with enthusiasm. 27-Football awards were presented during an assembly. KIAY 2-lf-Nominations for student body ofiicers were made. 28-New student body officers were elected. 29-A special hlemorial Day program was presented in the gym. 30-A holiday was granted to students in observance of hlemorial Day. JUNE 7-New officers were officially installed, and senior class members provided a program of laughs for the student body. 9--The solemn rites of Baccalaureate services took place at 7:30 P.lXI. I0-Seniors took their examinations and were excused from school. ll-Examinations were given to the unlucky underclassmen. 12-Last call for examinations. 13-The senior class bid a fond farewell to its alma mater at commencement exercises in the gymnasium. l-lf-The last flourisl of the senior class--the long-awaited senior prom. And then, fares l

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