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

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l 'l11 GZIP:-'Om Lnwbi-r ll FOCYI'I3A'I.I. Hack rowfll. Ilagen. Hopkins, Grainger, Ingram, R. XX'IieeIer. Ilorgeso I Ilolines, Ilensey, lrieto. Middle row4I'eterson. if Ilarvey, Freeman, Yarlnrongli, -I. flark, Y. derson, B. Hart. VY. IXIeI'Iierson, I.ereari, C. Ino, Riddle. Front row-'If Gonzales, Pinkerton, H. lirane, Iizliin-1'ty, S. Nlaeias, troll, N. Clark, F. NN'yand. B FOOTBALL The Santa Paula lightweight football team won live out of seven informal games played. The seores were as follows: Santa Paula 7, llloorparlc 05 Santa Paula 0, Fillmore Og Santa Paula 25, Fillmore 05 Santa Paula IZ, Ojai 85 Santa Paula ll, Oxnard 0. B BASKETBALL The B basketball team shared the county championship with Santa Barbara, hut proved superior hy defeating the Donlets in the first game of the C. l. I . playoll. Using a deceptive style of play, the Card Bees lost hut three games out of nineteen. The team met its only county league defeat at Santa Barbara in an overtime fray. After this, the Cards attracted countv-wide interest hy their con- sistent playing and close victories. 'llhe '35 Bees were juniors and underelassmen. and will he the material for next year's varsity. II I3 A YK I 'I'I5 'XI I lop ron-I'. lirainger, IIIIUIIII, Il, Iloplcins, Ifortress I I nieoln XX Nlm Nlr. Ilnnsaker. An Illl N lfirsl ron-A. lionzales, I.oxx'e, Anclerson, Iidde I lonriles Itirni K. X'Y:i1'reii. I A I A Ii in

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l 'F11 OZUPHOUJ l' ls-il i lx '5 ls x X 5 I g e f to M STM .t kv ,X A gy lvl l QE ' he l tt E .t1't'ltt.i S ls S NXANQXQ li 3 X Qi' to at Xl 5 we Miele - IEUYS' 'l'lfNXlS 'l'lf1XXl liaek row-Voaeli Atmore, Yelador, Davis. Hyde, Yinccnt. Front rowfSteu'art, Mahan, llntehins, Ragner. TENNIS The 1935 tennis squad consisted of heginners who are inter- ested in this minor sport. ln the games with Ventura and Fillmore, Santa Paula won hoth doubles, hut lost the three singles. The Card- inals were feared 25-0 hy Oxnard. The tennis squad was composed of the following hoys: first douhles, Fred Stewart and Don Klahan: second douhles, Robert Hutchins and Maurice Ragnerg first singles, Charles Hyde: second singles, Louis Vincent: third singles, Felix Yeladorg fourth singles, Dee David. V , , ,274 A DJQJA .

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H TRACK Hack Al'UXX 'Xwiill1llCl',- el. Vullmcrtson, Fryer, K. Carter, XY. Moore, Snyder. l . Iioclrnnn-z, Bcott, XX. Nlct all. Sitting- Y. Ricliartlsoii, vl. Taylor, R. Aparicio, -l. fXveinlano, l. Vlark. I.. lfrlwnra, B AND C TRACK The lightweigflit track teams suffered a weak cycle this year, hut most of the men are underclassmen. Charlie lno's C record- hreakingg shot put of -l-2 feet lU': inches in the county meet was outstanding. Snyder and Carter should develop into consistent dashmen for next year's varsity. 'l'aylor has heen placing high in the pole vault and will he on the varsity next year. The li and C teams accompanied the varsity to most of their meets. lno was the sole Santa Paula place winner at the divisional meet. He placed second in the shot put, therehy qualifying for this event for the Southern California meet, and took a third in the foothall throw. Since many varsitymen will return next year, it gives most of the lightweights two years to develop into a varsity. TRACK Hack row-H. Iioneua, Hartrell, May, llair, ll. Bright, X. Clark, t'alclvveIl, l.. Lopez. ' V . liottoni roxy-If li2lI'l'l2l, Kamacln, DI. Lindsay, H. Franc, Spear. t l'!1 OZD'l 'Om UIDJNDP'