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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1938 volume:

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'G it x f T 3 i ff? fe ziggy' MWMWLZQ . his year has seen a new and finer school building ris out of the ruins of the old. lt h en a change in the st d t , li . gov t d I g Il t th F h l clas T th h If h d t g tl' t h b ght b t th p t th S t P l H gh rou a ou ese aua i QL, XR School of today, and to th h II t lo te to an even ' i greater High School of t th El Solano staff of l ? Ng thirty-eight. dedicate this book. X l L 1 ' 0, D wif at . E 'YQE yi l f ' Q c i f ' il' in ,Si MA1g7'fawfeye'P'eff7f5'2'l '?f WQf07fjjP '7'?7 7Qf'Z 'A'? -fiM 07l 'MW7 NI' f ' Q. ., l.. t,-s.J....i.asz' ww f by W E E V . 1X1x , 'V J I U 2. . ,- , ' IM--H-fl WAA, ..,-.,,, .AL.. T A W ff 4+ , . - ff Mgfxgw CGNWIQSLEMXW ig Qugffmfff WWW if off? M , may 5 ADIQIITIISTRATION NIZATICDNSANE ggfjlsp TSAND D35 ' H Fi aw' f AVWNU. KWH-Ymvwo '-vw-4 L A wWWMwvQT53? 1Edm MM M 1 W 2 if W 312 S55 fifZ3MAA9f- lg ai W3 Q J 53 M WML Q W A f YYYZQQ g4 T '. I if Q. .L. 'Q Q? ma .41 tr- rs ,- ,. J r -Q 6 4 CN 1 1 .4 ga . L bfi .f w .,.g. ' rr H1454 L Q . Ai., - ,,,., 1 A v .,-. X, J -f 1' 1 'Wu fm 'QW'- :- r Q as .. ,. J ' - Z. J 'P 1 ' J' 'Q.'9l .??, i 3 . ADMINISTITQATICDN Q-...Q :L-I-..,.5 1, . -.,. ' ' Q 1 K ' 6 H ,f 'M x,-v ,-' , .rf ln' YA' - 1 . 4 wir 81 A. nA. M-v , an un W ffwfi' S ' 4 f 1 f 1. nfs AXE ,IK rv. M vw, ... fijl N4 ' ffff' f 1 FGREWORD y FREEMAN M. EAKIN I'rim'if'iil The school year l937-l938 has been a ditterent lcind ot school year. Because ot the many problems incident to the demolition ot the old building and the construction ot the new one, student lite has been interesting it not specially easy. Perhaps this year will be lcnown to tuture historians as the year ot the Big Rain, when Fitth Street was flooded from curb to curb and water poured into the basement ot the gymnasium. More than all, however, l thinlc that this year will be remembered as a year when students and teachers co-operated most sincerely and cheertully in a common endeavor. On behalt ot the taculty, l thanlc the students tor their manifest spirit ot friendliness and good will. l con' gratulate them upon the success ot their efforts and urge them to recall with interest and pride the activities so well pictured in EI Solano. EVELYN BROWN Hmm' lfrnrlauliur lfutl.-rv AMY CHAPMAN Hnylirh GEORGE ATMORE .-into ,xl1'l'hlIllfl'X Q Q SETH BAR KER C'1m1mvrrial WALTER COULTAS Phyxiolayy I Ph,v.viral Education HENRY HILL ELMA MCREYNOLDS l'r'n'-Prim'if'al 'S H't r5' .lIulh4'mah'r.r lil Solana 1'1d1'fJUl' is ELLEN BAILARD WILLIAM BAUER Frrnrh English Algrbrn RANDALL BRYDEN AGNESS COOK 'lfx-l 1'nm Ifllglliih l1'u1fkkr4'f'l':1y1 C 1 x L GERTRUDE FRENCH GLADYS GILBERT 'I',vf'iny Latin Shorthand VICTOR HUNSAKER H. PEYTON .IOHNSON 1-'hug Music' In c FRED MCGINNIS RHE NELSON LORRAINE NOBLE Mhwd Shar Hman. C'hr'fIi:fU' Alrrhrmirul Drawing ' Gcncral .5rwm'v If I , V DOROTHY WEST I I Hvmr Efouamirx .1 1 I qs I I I . g I - - - li B3 I G I ' 1 ax , ,j 7.2 'LM'Iv1H, HELEN H. PENDLETON CARMEN P, REID CLYDE C. R ,Dm 5 HIUIH'l5l'f '0 4'-I' l'h,v.fir1llliduraiion Sn,-' I ',-i.-pp KQ, Y X ZX XX I -11, s LI' , MARY SMITH WILLIAM TIDMARSH CLARENCE WEGEL BESS RICHARDSON linylixh ' Art Biol0y.v Librarian I4'0rld History l.l- STUDENT BGDV CDFFICERS The Student Council tool: the place this year of what was formerly the executive committee as a form of gov- ernment in the Santa Paula High School. It was estab- lished for the purpose of creating a more widespread in- terest among the students in student government, and to leave each year a group more experienced in the govern- ing ofistudent affairs. The Council is composed of stu- dent body officers, elected at large. and representatives elected from All-American Problems. and English classes. The Presidents of the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes also have voice in the council. Clifford Gartrell was elected Associated Student Body President by a majority of votes cast by the whole student body. He held this office through the whole year and added even more popularity to his name. This new form of government has proved effective and has governed the financial and social affairs of the school well. CLIFFORD GARTRELL l'n'.ridrnf ofthe Assoriated Sfudrni Body i ' Mx .45 , 70445 ahfgnzdnwdc. 4' KUAKAJQ ,za0l lah WM 61594, fjfay 1? .l,f'LlfQ!fffffQ,gf ,Z-ff410Q jfycire. lgff'70.Z729ilf Sfyfzeff Q2',Vqf5eaf7eO' 77113 sfxcf! fry gg,-2 of JZWQ . , ' I MW8 72-QA! ,A,,,7Q,zqf 1913471 75,,ff'Qf E195 7PCf?3'f5:j A HAMZYYK ffzjbj f7j,! i'j- ' xi, JAMES INGRUM 1' urs! ljlfl'-l,l'l'.VIdI'llf' MAXINE IRELAND Svc'n'lu ry GEORGE CALDWELL 'I'rr'u.currr ifhl 03' BERNTCE GILL BETTY ORTON BEATRTCE KELLER FERNE FOSTERLTNG BETTY ,BARRETT BETTY PTCKFORD LESLTE MALAND LAURA GARDNER WILLIAM P , ' WHITAK r .r1drnt,Svnior C1453 BUD WHITE --, L Prrssdrnt, junior Cla xx STUDENT 5? gf , T L 4 L X A EDTTH MILLS CHARLES HENSON SACHTKO Cl-NDA MISS GILBERT BROUGH Ad1.'f50f P,-rximrargsfhorrnorc C10-'-' ,S QQLJNCIL A V bivh Q P? V Q. ' 'Q MARONI MONTEZ DON GRAINGER JOHN BAMESBURGER JANE BARRETT ALVIE GARNER BUDDY GRIEST HAROLD JOHNSON CLIFTON COLE Fsux GARCM D MARGIE comme 1. ON WYAND .f .1 il IF- ...lu .'- .4-5 - CLASSES K N. 'Q T 3 :V T u 1. K N 'if' , .--v 'X u 5 H'-I' 1 gl Y Q 1 T A 1. v. Qs -if V ,N .M.a-M-i..Slin n Eff -3' fs ? ii iii? Ti' -' .,,. .,, ,.-.,,..-5 vf . 1'- 1-Jl. u-S4 .egn.if1:,lE-1ff3.i+ '-, ,.f'1::f' ' ?dlN.alRFuKl. A r 'Jw If ' 2 ' nf 7 Mm 3p?f,SgV Wjwifiiwjyjfw 9 if ff W www wffgiyffkwwr fu , Us v .V - M5-qllzgam- 5 ' W W xii g t ,N MP Wf'Jgj5,gfp M' W ww my WWW, Wm M5 jd9M3'W f NWZMQI WW FWHM W , M ,g os' QW iq W vo X . X 0' i 1 -'Q f if .rg H if I: Q . A' - ' .1 ' A- 1,7 ni:-6. 11.1 ..i . , if U1 W , . 'I J., ' , , 1 , I .1 .'-. Z J . '2 .Lu I . .. ': . -' ' -..' :, M:: LL' ' E' ' t F m , L- 1 ' fw 1 1 '. j .P -.: L ' iq' sw , put TT :.,a- z '. ,r .:-w., iM F w 1-M' ,wr 5- .f -.1 -: - 'I f. 5- g n' -'fx' n. v- ' K I- lm ' UT Y, ,v': 'w -5' 'MG -r - ,z g-5, - , lf, ' ' I . .1724 , ,-, K, -11, .I 3 . ,- JOE RAFFERTY SEIXIIORS WILLIAM WHITAKER VICTOR HLINSAKFR Q. ,ln 1 LA VERNE BECK BETTY PICK WILLIAM WI-IITAKER .... ...... . . . .l'ri'.i'idi'nt JOE RAFFERTY ......... ..... I 'im' l'ri'.virli'ul LAVERNE BECK ..... .......... . S'i'i'ri'li1ry BETTY PICKFORD ...... ........... ' l'ri'i1.v11ri'l' BEATRICE KELLER ......... ..... 5 iUi'l.IlI tiliriiruuiu VICTOR I-IUNSAKER ........................ .-ld':'ii.i'ur The commencement exercises held in the school gymnasium, June 9. at 8 o'cloclc, climaxed tour years of success in athletics, scholarship, dra- matics, music, and other school organizations, tor the graduating class ot '38. The activities tor the Senior year began with a combining Junior-Senior hike which started the year oft on a friendly and enthusiastic social basis. The sponsoring ot a dance and the attendance at other school dances and activities turther showed their social spirit. The royal blue and white sweaters were chosen early in the year as the Senior sweaters and caps and gowns were worn tor graduation tor the tirst time in the history ot Santa Paula high school. Spring Dance, a delightful three-act comedy, was presented May 6 and 7 at the Ebell Clubhouse by the Senior class members, under the able supervision ot Miss Cook, and proved to be the most successtul production ever given by the class ot '38, Senior Ditch Day, on May IO: Soroptimist Dinner tor Senior girls: Senior Prom, held at the Ebell Clubhouse: Spring Round-up, sponsored by the Senior class: Junior-Senior banquet, and the Baccalaureate services, held in the Presbyterian Church, were outstanding events at the end ot the Senior year. The class ot '38 feel proud ot their accomplishments in the organiza- tions and activities ot the school. As Seniors, and rightful leaders, they feel that they have done well and it is with much regret that they leave the school which has given them so many happy days. BEATRICE KELLER Ambmjw RALPH BAGLEY ERNEST BAKER BETTY BARRET LA VERNE BECK P AT RXCXPN BRKLKLE HAROLD BRNGHT WALLACE BROWN SE Loxs xsewmm N ' G R vamces meeeas ROY BLANKENBXLLER Roseau BLAY LOCK K , 1 .JVJ Q w . ,, . W, L3 S-f Ljff-V4 DOROTHY BUCHANAN GEORGE CALDWELL NEIL CLARK Q Lf 55 S JAMES COLJERLY LYNDON COLE VINCENT CRYER BEN DE LEON PAUL CUMMINGS PILAR DE LEON MAY DUARTE EDNA DUNBAR 2 -fy 'Qs AY SRU MAN ROM RT A WRENCH GERTRUDE H5065 MXHON XPXSYON OHVHKNX YSPUUXNZA DOREEN XUUMER BOB KXURU. HR Ni, X051 ERUNC1 f 058 .NENNNE GALEEGOS GEORGE emzcm SHXRLEY GARCXA SENIQIQ Q 4 K .'k I 790 'im A 4. CLIFFORD GARTRELL BERNICE G-ILL BEN GONZALES ' CLASS C EVA GRAINGER ADELE GRIMM ATALINE GONZALES MILDRED 'Q '-o S HARRINGTON MARIE HARGROV E DUDLEY HARRIS BARBARA HARRI BILL HART SON 5227-421 T L? V' ff , ' ,f A 'f ' T pm W1 'V' 10 BETTY JODER EFT-TE JUMP HARLYN KEENE emma mo N I 0 R mms meaum ooaowm Heomcxc WWNE TRELAND OPAL mme Home eeamoxm Jemcms RAYMOND HOTBBS TOM HUP-LEY X 7 F'1 '? BEATRICE KELLER HALFORD E. KELSE SCOTT KENNEDY QI-ASS V NADINE LAWS GENE LEARY JEANNE LE FEVRE JACK LERCARI JOHN LINDSEY BEAULAH LONSDALE FLOYD LOCKE . . L :':.- : igdl 'i'l -1 P +25 ' I ffm l. ,azuxiff 'V R T ' rp. - it . gi V film!! f N-JQ. 4 VTNCENT LOPEZ WARREN MQPHERSON BKLL MQCALL PATRTCTA MQPHERSON VTRGTNTA LEE MAY WTLMPX MEEK CHRTSTTE MEYER BTLLTE MURRAY CELTA NNIARRO BETTY ORTON DOROTHY ORTON SENIQR CECILLE PETTITT JUNE PETTITT BETTY PICMTORD Qtek QCQKC Q xg S ESTHER PREQTIIYOC5, Jos RAFFERTY LA RUE RANSDELL fm REE MARY Jo RAYMOND FRANK REED MARGARET REES ROMELIA REYES YALE RTCHARDSON GMSRTEL RODRTGUEZ DOROTHY ROLLS CATALTNA SANCHE1 -1 M' BOB SPEAR HELEN STALLTNGS GENEV A STEW ART ' ljffc W SEN num SHEPPARD I G R HELEN Mme swoon JUSTO SXGALA ROBERT SPNN ---' r HOWAR LOUIS WHIPPLE WILLIAM WHITAKER QI-ASS D VAN HORN NELL WILLIAMS CLIFFORD WILLIS ELENA WILSON FRANK WYAN DEE D W7 Non MAN WYA ND ED YARBROU MILDR FELIX NE GH ED RIGGS GRETE W: Q Q-JF .l 'I'li uumioias BUD WHITE WALTER COULTAS EDNA SINGLETON HARDING BUTLER CHARLES STRICKLAND BUD WHITE ............ ....,.... I 'ri'.vidi'nt EDNA SINGLETON .,...... .... I f'in' l'ri'.vx'd4'nf CHARLES STRICKLAND .... ....... T ruasurcr HARDING BUTLER ...... ..... . S'm'ri'Iilry WALTER COULTAS ..... .................. A d':'1.vor The highlight of the year's activities for the Junior class was the annual Junior'Senior Prom. which was held on December l8. Blue and gold streamers. draped to give a slcy effect. and gold Christmas trees, trans- formed the gymnasium into a Christmas palace. The members of the Junior executive commitee acted as hosts and hostesses to the Seniors. Besides the Prom, the Juniors initiated the noon dance. This was held every Thursday for those students who wished to learn to dance, ln October the class joined with the Senior class in having a Junior- Senior hike. Another hilce was held again in the spring. The Junior class was well represented in sports, scholarship, and music. and feel that they had a very successful year. 's -,. Ni B Ml JUN CLASS 33 E 7 l Fl Wil WLS A Sl ii A X Q E Franlm Borrego J. B. Bridges Franl: Feranclez Kafhleen Fierro Mariorie Ackerman Lena Aqee George Allen John Auiry Glen Bailey Virginia Bailey Edith Barrows Leo Barfley Eugene Blanlienbiller Alpha Boren Arrlwur Boynlon Milchel Brown Jack Buchanan Agnes Burlzs Marion Burns Dale Burrows Reber? Busfamanfe Harding Buller Franli Boslow Catherine Carriccbur Billy Charlesworfh Russel Cheek Herman Cole Mary Ella Cole Frank Corral Sid lncuve Saclwi Kawabaia Franlc Murquia Ellwel Nevison Hafsurni Salo Jewell Towe Virginia Younq ix U' 4 di L I 4 K 3 i f ,Ml wr ' 1 ' IL! JQlC, i i A In I-7 w L ,ii f Junior CLASS I if, fr rl ! L. ii ai fy Q fail 1 i iii C a rr x QQAJKL 44.1 5 li L j li MinnicCOunrryrr1an Ellen Dana Bol' Daries i Jirrnwc Davidson Mamarel Dc Leon J Gcfaldine Disliaroon Roiakelle Driqqs -lane Eafon . Elaine Edde Pal Farrand Virginia Farrand Buflx Fuflaie Dolores Garcia -aura Gardner Mahi-l Goulard Dorclliy Gould Calif- Grove ,larnf-K Harper Cari l-lolmeisler Virniriia Lee Huloler Bcairice l-luerla Beverli Hulcliins .larner Hulclwinn Bal- Jackson Marx Jarvis Marx .'olinSon Rolafrl Karnaclwi Roberl Kerr PN Jacqueline Kinney S Mildred Kiflrell Lois Knapp Wiarren La Rose , Donald Larson Eleanor Le Fevre Mildred Locke Carmen Lopez Kaflileen Low Janice Loyd Earl Moculcheon George Mahan, Jr. gm. M? Jumuola CLASS - ,awww Leslie Maland Gladys Marshall l-lerberf Mercer Bonnie Mileham Edifh Mills Wylder Modine Jean Moore June Mosher Edward Orr Roberl Payfon Richard Priefo Rulh Reediclc Emma Renfro Louise Schieferle Rulh Scurlocli Alvar Sellen Bernard Seymore Glen Shaw Alan Sheppard Bvron Simmons Edna Sinqlelon Anifa Smifh Tillie Sonora Lawrence Spain Corinne Sfoclrwell Charles Sfriclrland Tom Tale Bob Transchel Marion Turney Ralph Vesl Manuel Victoria Lorraine Vander V Akira Washlo Marv Weiler Bud While Darlene Willrinson oi+ Georoia Rae Willcinson Winona Williams Jaunila Willis Philip Waoner ,GLX fgL,fyLLL fg,g-LL' ,gL!LC46iJf ! 5 iff' l xx I I MW . - Q wi ' , I' 1 ,Q' f m . J 17. F +-- mf . SOPHCDMCDRE CLASS -fyyg fir' f SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Lf JIMMIE YARBOUGH FRANCES TURNEY.. BILL COLBURN ..... MARJORIE coLLiNs President Pnnvidcnl . . . . .Treasurer GERTRUDE FRENCH Svrrctary .,.-ldwsor The activities of the Sophornores class during I937 and '38 were mainly social. The events included a picnic held at Stecliel Parlc, followed by various entertainments, and the sponsoring of a dance which was combined with the President's Ball for lnfantile Paralysis. held at the Ebell Clubhouse on January 29. The Sophomore class did their part in athletics, music, dramatics. and especially scholarship, and are looking forward to their third year in high school in hopes it will be 55 successful as their second year has been. -s sitio F s siiiitstblfi Sf S si S SEN FRESI-IIVIAN CLASS ERESHMAN COUNCIL JANE BARRETT ..,,,..,....,. .hl.I'IlI l'i'rimI ALVY GARNER ..,..,...... .S'i':'i'ii'fli I'i'r1ii1I MARY ELLEN MORGAN .,.,,. l'1'lll1l't'rind MARY JOE PRICHARD, ...,.. Tlriril 1'i'rm1l ALBERT SONORA ....,.... .1'l4lliril l'i'rimI . DON WYAND ...,..,. .... I 'iiizrlli l'i'i'mrl i NEIL WYAND .... .Siiwiiiiif l'i'rmd MISS GILBERT .... ........ . -lilriixiir Top Row: Prichard, J. Barrett, Morgan. 2nd Row: Wyand. Garner, Senora. The Freshmen have tried something new in the order ot class government this year. A representative from each Freshman English class was elected to a Freshman Council which planned the social activities, and, in general, handled the attairs ot the class. Two parties, one held in the Fall, the other in the Spring, were the main social events ot the year. Miss Gilbert, the class advisor, was very lcind in helping the new students, and they appre- ciated her ettorts. The enrollment ot the Freshman class this year was larger than any Freshman enroll- ment to date. The class ot '4I is one'ot the most promising ot Freshman classes. , Jiw-Mfsffwaie. , il iDQaew fa-if g L -1. I1 fda., , . ,, Mr , f W,,.,,,J Y, ,' f :bs 4., ' ff' Q L, Q . MQ . ' . . , A S- ,gr A 4' 1 iff' 'UJ' , N It L I , q '.,. . H1 Y ' ' ' '1. ' w 1- lf?-'+F i ' f !,,et...df, 5 w f'M' Q , .b 1 1' f 4'-- Q x2.,, L.f. g Gif aQ.fmf-Wwm.,f H N. .,..,,,.., H A ,fjfu ,S Lf- . fi., , .- , I, f fy , , , -if 1,-N 11 my h E ,EJEF .f Q! '2 -?3,t! ' 1 A 1 J -- :fl JKLQ! 'Y if ' l l ' ., . . 1 GRGANIZATICDNS Q31 W9 0 L lx'- 54 Q' sr?- -uf I BERNICE GILL BEATRICE KELLER GIRLS' LEAGUE BERNICE GILL .,.... .. ...... l'ri'.i'idi'ul BEATRICE KELLER ,,,....... !f'i'ri'l'ri'.vidi'iil ELEANOR LE FEVRE ....... ...... . S'm'n'Iary HARDlNG BUTLER .,.. . .,.. Tfl'f1.Yuf1'f HELEN BREIST ...... .... I fixloriau MISS BAILARD .,........ ...... A drixor The Girls' League is an organization including every girl in the school. Due to inconveniences during the year, the Girls' League was not as active as formerly. At the first ot the year, the Girls' League and G. A. A. gave a Big-and-Little-Sister Tea. ln November, the An- nual Hi-Jinks were held. A Thanksgiving dance was spon- sored by the Girls' League with the fee tor admittance ELEANOR LE FEVRE .M HARDING BUTLER HELEN GRIEST l a can of tood, which was distributed among the needy families. Two Girls' League conventions were held during the year, one in the Fall and one in the Spring. Both of these met in Pasadena, MISS BAILARD 7 'vw'-' iff' 'i'3l I BILL REE .....,...,....,..... WARREN .MEPHERSON .,..,. I JOE RAFFERTY ............. LOUIS WHIPPLE .,.......... BOB JACKSON ..,.....,..,. WALTER coutms EXPLORERS' CLUB L ....l'n h'1'l'f't IU' lift li'1' lift li'1' life '.vidruI audi 'xldi !f'I'f.i' 'xidi' 'I 'i il il rl .vidrnl or BILL REE The Explorers' Club. an advanced group of the Boy Scouts of America, has taken several outings during the school year of I937-38. The first trip was an overnight camp at Three Falls Scout Reservation. The second WARREN McPHER5ON expedition was an overnight trip to the snow at Big Pines. The club has five officers-a president and four vice- presidents-each one being in charge of one phase ot the club activities. WALTER COULTAS JOE RAFFERTY BOB JACKSON LOUIS WHIPPLE fi. Top Row, lei? to right: Herrington, Harrison, Lloyd, Wieler, Dunbar. 2nd Row: Shroclr, Singleton, Reel, Rees. Stuart, 3rd Row: Drigqs, Fosterlinq, Laws, Griest, Giecomaui. 4th Row: Barrett, Keller, Buchanan. Kinny. BARBARA HARRISON EDNA SINGLETON HELEN SHROCK ROSABELLE BRIGGS BARBARA HARRISON ,.... EDNA SINGLETON ...... HELEN SI-IROCK ..,.. ROSABELLE BRIGGS. MAY DUARTE ,...,.. NADINE LAWS ..... MISS CHAPMAN .... TRI-Y l 'lifi' l'riigruni l,fl'.x'Idl'lll l'r1'.i'ufi'iil .S'4'f'ri'lirr-v Tri'u.vuri'r lli.frnri'iiii L lmiriuuii The Tri-Y was organized on October 6, I937. Formally inducted by the Ventura Junior College Tri-Y on November 9, l937. On November I4 the Hi-Y and the Tri-Y were hosts and hostesses to a county meet ot Hi-Y and Tri-Y clubs. At Thanksgiving and Christmas time, assisted in the welfare work by giving food and clothing to the needy, and distributing toys to the children. ln December the girls enjoyed tour days in the snow at the Y. M. C. A. Winter Camp at Big Bear. Those who attended were: Miss Amy Chapman, advisor: Helen Marie Shroclc, Barbara Harrison, and Mildred Harrington. The Hi-Y were guests at a Christmas party given by the Tri-Y. ln February the Santa Paula Tri-Y won the county award tor out- standing organization. On March I4, the Tri-Y girls inducted the Carpinteria Tri-Y at Car- pinteria. On March 26 and 27 a Southern California Convention was held at Alhambra at which meet Miss Barbara Harrison was elected Vice-Presi- dent for this organization tor the following year. V MAY DUARTE NADINE LAWS AMY CHAPMAN fit' fi Wi if f 1 .i W 15,1 f I K! I ., CHARLIE mo CLYDE c. REID M4 CHARLIE iisio ... ...... .....-. , Ml'f-'fifff GEORGE CALDWELL ...., ......, I 'iff'- dl 'l BOB SPAIN ..... ...,.. ...,...,...-v- - S 44'f'7f1'l 5' VINCENT CRYER .... ..... I 'riigruiii L lmiriiiim MR. REID ..,....,.,..,.,.... ., ...,..........,... .iid-:'x.i'11V The purpose of the HiEY Club is to encourage the development ot latent talents of leadership through co-operation with others, in a pro- gram in keeping with the Christian Principles of Service and Citizenship upon which this organization is founded. The Santa Paula Hi-Y Club was very active during the school year of I937-38. This club put on the first all-county Hi--Y and Tri-Y potluclc in October. In November, many members attended the annual Holly- wood Y Day in Hollywood. The highlight of the day was the attend- ing the S. M. U.-U. C. L. A. football game in the Coliseum. Later, the club attended Grauman's Chinese Theatre. ln December, some ot the group went on a weelc's snow trip to Big Bear. In March, several members attended the Tri-County Older Boys' Conference held in Paso Robles, and it'was decided to hold the l939 Conference in Santa Paula. In April, the Hi-Y gave a potluclc in honor of the parents, at which the Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher was the principal speaker. In addition to this, the club organized a Junior Hi-Y and a Girls' Tri-Y. One Sunday of every month the club, as a whole, attend some church. Under the enthusiastic leadership of the President, Charles lno, and Advisor Mr. Clyde Ried, the Hi-Y enjoyed its most successful year. GEORGE 'P RoaERT SPAIN . . - ' Row: e er . A I I C, g. 5 4 Wh I , Locke, Caldwell, Kelsey. Clyde Rled. 2nd Bijownizohvasfgiiii gillghghlglarlikiziiibifeftfezllatllfi AISQSSEQDPSRPF 3 d Riopwi VU' Hom- Spain' Ffeemfin- Mbldnd- Davidson, Strickland k L Trip Row, loft to riqhl: M, Russell, l.. Thill, L. Gardner, A Gardner B Gill E , Waldvn, L. Gooclinq, G. Stuart, M, l-lriffmi-ish-r. 2nd Riiiw: J. Biirhsbiurqcri Gfiidni-r, R. Pmrtfir, H. Johnson, L Mi-land. V,--f ' C. S. F. llii' Ciililornm htliolnr-,hip Fvdfration rricmbrrsliip is lmscd upon the stiidcnt's scholastic standing cluring a Scriivulrr ol worli, It ie. m'ti'f.f.ary to receive lvn gmclc points, A counting thrcc points and B counting one poiril, lui vliqiivilily. lhough llii- i-liilv was inactive this year, it is. still a worth-while organization and an acccpted standard for sclialiiitif. i'icliii'vi'im'nl. PI OMEGA I g in omema ing, was active this year. Among the activities tor the year were: a Hallowe'en party, Japanese dinner party, helping needy families at Christmas, serving and preparing the food for a Hi4Y breakfast, a bicyle ride to the Billiwalcaclc Dairy, a tea tor mothers, a hilre, a tield trip, a trip to the annual Homemalcing Club Conference in Los Angeles, and the installation of next year's otticers, held in June, n the form of a brealclast. Sweaters for all Pi Omega members in the club colors of purple and gold were some- thing new. The officers are: President, May Duarte: Vice-President Ferne Fosterling' Secretar Barbar H ' , , y, a arri- aong Treasurer, Marie Hargrove, Historian, Sachi Kawabata: Publicity: Chairman, Beatrice Huertaq Advisor, Miss West. Pi Omega, a club for girls maorin ' h lc' Top Row, left to riqht, Harrison. Soto, Countryman, Kawabata, Marshall. Foslerling, Young, Baily, Duarte, Mosher. 2nd Row: Chita, Huerta, 50HCh81- Tdlf. Hottmeisfer. i I .. i.. .7 ' P , .IH 11 -.. Left to right: Ruth Redick , Jean Moore June Mosher Rovdbelle Dflnas Edith Barrows Marion Burris Marion TU,-,-,ey SU B-DEB CLUB The Sub-Deb Club was less active this year than formerly. Several parties were given and mcmbcrs spcnt the Easter vacation at the Reddiclc Beach cabin on the Rincon. Later in thc year the girls had a tca tor a your ot Senior girls. 7-20 CLUB The 7-20 Club was originally organized during the Fall ot l936. lt was established to promote marc social gatherings in the Sophomore class. At that time it met under the name ot the Sophomore Social Club and when the members became Juniors the title was changed to the 7-20 Club. This club successfully held several dances during the year and showed their social spirit by attending all school functions. Though the 7-20 Club is not an official school organization. they were recognized by the other clubs. Top Row, lelt to right: Simmons, Modeen, White. 2nd Row: Mercer, Davidson, Larson. Aldredqe, Shepard. 3rd Row: Charlesworth, Vest Ore, Peterson Mahan Tap Row, left to right: Torres, Rees, Stuart, Harrington, Harrison, French, Lloyd. Moore, Grainger, Murray, Bennett, Miss Smith. 2nd Row: 9 Goulart, Villa,Reqelado, Romero, Nevison, Ackerman, McPherson, Jenkins, Y Raymond. ' 5 . 61441. iw'-4 r1cM..A1 A4 J MMG!! 40--9 ,,.,',, OUTDOOR GIRLS hx yn' 7 AL ' fl . jew-Q A-1,1 The Outdoor Girls was organized this year with twenty charter members. The members were girls interested in camping, hiking, and nature, and under the able advisorship ot Miss Smith the group enjoyed three over-night trips, two hikes, a picnic, and a bicycle trip. The otticers the first semester were: President, Janice Loyd: Vice- President, Virginia t-lublerg Secretary, Edna Dunbar. The second semester officers were: President, Betty .lean Moore: Vice-Presidnt. Margie Ackerman, Secretary, Geneva Stewart. SUPPER CLUB The Supper Club was organized in the Fall ot I937 by the remaining members ot the Thrift Club when it was found that the thrift work could not be continued. The members met each month in room IO tor a potluck dinner. The programs tor each meeting were either in the tornn ot a discussion or some suitable entertainment. The officers are: President, Milton Easton: Secretary, Barbara Harrison, OD Row, left to riqht: Lonsdale, Bamesburqer, Murray, Harrison. Greinqer.S1uart. Rees, Singleton, Laws, Wieler, Duarte. 2nd Row: 4 Bamesburqer, Brown, Lindsey, Easton, Caldwell, Johnson. Hatcher, Wyand. Er ' 5' 59 A 3 ma . ,bg , DRAMATICS cLuB ywlyaid The Dramatics Club had a very successful year under the guidance ot Miss Cool: and President Betty Pick- tord. Early in the year the club had a picnic in Mill Park in order to get the members acquainted. They also went to Los Angeles to attend a radio PfO3ram, and later in the year a gala Christmas party was held much to the enloyment of all the members. The success ot the Christmas pageant was due a great deal to the Dramatics Club. All ot the members took active parts in the pageant and the main characters were played by them. Malre- up and direction were supervised by the club. The officers are: President, Betty Piclctordg Vice-Presidentt, Jean l.eFevere: Secretary, Jean Moore? Treasurer' Bernice Gill: Advisor, Miss Coolc. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The lntcriintionnl Cluti is an international organization Composed of members all over the world who cor- respond vvilli t-.ith other in tliu interest ot Xiiforld lfricndship. The club has had no activities this year outside ol their correspondence, whith, however, has been very active. . 'yi' 5 f - 'Ph 'ws '1 ,. n A IQ 1 l Too Row, left to right: Meelr, Boron, Edde, Cheek, Gelcqos, Smart Murray. 2nd Row: Miss French, Eipsyranlfs Turncy, Kenny, Stallings, Shrn lr QRDER QF GREGG ARTISTS The Qrder ot Gregg Artists was organized in 1934 tor the purpose ot creating a more lflrlflllltf VClf3l'OVl5T P among those students studying shorthand tor protessional use. The activities ot the Club this yi.ar uonsisted ot tea, a progressive dinner, and several outdoor meetings. These meetings were conducted tor lHO'l' F3'0Tf55'O a' and recreational purposes, The progress in shorthand ot the club was recognized by the GWGHTS 'Wd Ultffd at ftlff meetings. The officers are: President, Marion Tunneyt Vice-President. Billie Murray: Secretary and Treasurer Geneva Stewart: Advisor, Miss French. JUNIOR l-ll-Y The Junior Hii' Club was organized in the Fall ot I937 by the Senior l-li-Y. Their meeting-, w.-re held every other Monday night and Council meetings on alternate Mondays. The Clubt as a group, attended ChurCh Oni Sunday a month. The Junior l-lifY's activities during the year were: attendance at County ontluelc dinners in Santa Paula, Fillmore, Ventura. Carpinteria, and Qxnard: a swimming party at Wheeler's Hot Sorings, and a skating party in Ventura. The club raised tunds by working on the ball field during Christmas vacation, and con tributions to the flood reliet drive were provided tor. The ottieers are: President, Jim t'lOrtOnZ WCC-PrCSId6nt and Treasurer, James Love' Secretary, Harold Johnson: Advisor, William Tidmarsh, -fi A VD Ri w let? tri right. D, Wytind, N. t-latch'-r, Travis, Mr, Tidmnrmh, BA Griesv, li. Colburn. B, Tiehardson. Ind Rowg D- Lindgeyl J, lno, J. Bolt-s E G' W0l50n B SlrilI'n E Maland J Love D Probstel J Horton N, T TOD Row: Dorothy l-ledriclc, Betty Piclmford, Betty Barrett. Ferne Fosterlinq. 2nd Row: Eleanor LeFevre, MGY Duane ART CLUB The Art Club was organized in the tall ot I937 under the supervision of William Tidmarsh, and is composed of students whose tuture interests will be concerned with art. ln the Fall, the club sponsored an art exhibit in the Santa Paula Public Library. During the year they did the majority ot the art worln tor the Christmas Pageant, Girls' Playday, Senior Prom, and supervised the advertising campaigns tor school activities. The Art Club also assisted in the decorations tor the Junior Prom. A special art exhibit at Exposition Parlu, Los Angeles, was attended by the Art Club in May. The officers arei President, Betty Barrett: Vice-President, Betty Piclrtordi Sec- retary, lean Moore: Advisor, William Tidmarsh. SERVICE CLUB The Service Club iS COmpOS2d Ol H1056 VT1Cmb6rS Ot the school who give their service untiringly to jobs, such as collecting ticlxcts at ball games, dances, and assemblies, They perfgrm the handy jobs about school and tor every school activity that has finance involved. l-eil to right: Dale Burrows, Georqe Caldwell, Donald Wyand, Dale Torre, Charles lno. .Lg MUSIC AND DRAMA 'U I 1. i. 'hh -Q. 2265.55- 3' E., ' if Y 'P :c W . ,gm 35, . a. v-in MUSIC The Girls' Glee Club, under the able direction of H. Peyton Johnson, proved an active organization through- out the year. The girls entertained the assembly on sev- eral occasions and at Christmas-time sang carols at churches in town. On May 4 they sang several numbers for the American Legion in Ventura. The band added pep and enthusiasm to the football games this year with their music and parading. With H. Peyton Johnson as director, and Maxine Ireland and Nell Williams as majorettes, the band really created a name for themseves. They played at assemblies and at town functions. ln May the band held a concert in the high school gym. They also attended a festival at Santa Barbara. The orchestra wasn't as active this year as usual since they did the majority of their playing for school assem- blies. f, W' 3511. .1-. F . ,Q v-Jay, Aw' The Swing Orchestra and the German Band were new musical organizations this year. They entertained at assemblies and other school tunctions, thc Swing Orchestra playing tor school dances, private dances, and the carnival, and the German band playing at basketball games. teachers' atlairs, and other schools in the county. hen The Dramatic Society and Girls' Physical Education De- partment presented a Christ- mas Pageant on the after- noon of December 8 for the students and parents ot San- ta Paula and others who de- sired to attend. The pag- eant was held on Jones Field, which, with appropri- ate props. provided an imaginary Green tor the colorful Old English Christ- mas revels talcing place there. Folk dances and tumbling started the after- noon off on a gay note. with Christmas carols ending on a more serious one, as the Christmas morn was sup- posed to dawn at the close of the plageant, sending the Tl-l CHRISTMAS PAGEANT .Q l l Qi, Under the able direction ot Miss Agness Cook and Miss Carmon Reid, with the musical assistance of Mr. Peyton Johnson, and the stu- dent direction of Eleanor Le- Fevre, the pageant was a great success. -qc: 1 sq , .ll SPRING DANCE PIII' IP BARRY Prcscnlvfl Iw-,T Ilzf Si-mlm' Clfw. OI Sarila Paula Hiqlw Siliool, an May 5 aml 6, af III6 Ebcll Clulwlwu--C, ilii- plfiy, 'lgrwrimq Dance, was owe GI :Irv mofl fiiiffc:-isiul iircomplmli- mcnIS OI IIIQ flaaf PI IES. THQ play A flwrri' AFI TYIOFIPFVW rvmcily, Look place an a rf'1.rIr'rwQQ I'ou1v an Ilv Campus OI 6 Small Nrvv Er'i:qlm'Iii'I X,-,'f OVTIVTTII, ci'-'II-Ngii. 'IYIIQ time covvrs a Iwcfilif sgwririfg wi-QI Grid, Satur- day mglwl QI Iiigli will Im: Iliir imriual Spring Dance. Tlwc qu-I5 -irc' Iafcril VVIIE IIN' problem OI claim for Ilia fiance, umrl II'1c Glory II'1aL urilolds willw tlwal in View proviclfid a very amusing Iwo Hours. WiII.LnuI fvliafi Cnolfz able Clircdiori Ilie play would mtver Irmvc been Ilfic success it was,ar1d the cast and Senior class were grate- ful for Iwcr guidance. CAST OF CHARACTERS IN THE ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE MILDRED JOHN HATTON THE LIPPINCOT DOC BOYD BUCK BUCHANAN MADY PLATT FRANCES FENN ALEX BENSON . KATE MQKIMM PROFESSOR BECKETT SALLY PRESCOTT SAM THATCHER MISS RITCHIE 1,0 TA' Rz'lIll4'ff Ed I.lIl'1Pl'Ulljl1I Lnuix II'liiN'li' flu! 'nrrl lx'i'I.vi'y EEFHFQI' L'illrf'u'i'll fi if I lff I llr lvl 1' limi' lvflitf lIi'l'i'lIli41' l1'i'i1lr'1'f'i' Krllrr II'illil1m' 1I'liilul.'i'r 1:1-I I crm l1'i'i'l.' I iiirriil Cryrr lhi I l'1'l.VUH 1 I.- PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR BUSINESS MANAGER .Irl'.'Ic IEVTIIIHI l1'I1r'1'u1m ll41rr'ixn11 PUBLICITY STAGE MANAGER SET LIGHTS COSTUMES MAKEUP f11'll4'T'4I.Sft'h'L1I'f , l1'urlmm PROPERTIES FURNITURE ART PROGRAM STAGE CREW .l1lllll'.Y Ingrum Tum llzfrlvy , . SOUND EFFECTS .. ., , PROMPT BOOK .. ,. . .. ,flgrmr Cook , ,Smit Kvnncdy Ivan l.vFv1're Urargv Caldwell ,1'afrirx'a MrPl11'r.v0n , Hvululz Lonsdale Durnllxy llvdrirk . ,Ifrnuxl Baker Halford Kclxcy Mary Ju Raymond Billiv Murray . Cvrlrndf' Fudge Ilurrzxmz Nrll II'fUl.lIllI.f ,Alay Duarle . lfrruv Fn.rfc'rling Cvnwu Slmvart . . . Hillllart Bill MrCuH , ..llmmrd Van Horn .. .. ,, Millnn Fusion ,, Durulhy Orton Adrlr' Grimm USHERS -'-,,----, ,.,-.,..--.-. . ,. ................ Il- :Ima Mack SPCDRTS YL VARSITY FCDOTBALL The Cardinal football season this year was considered the most successful season in three years. Although the boys did not walk off with all the honors, they lifted the score of victories above that of the I936 season. The Santa Paula team started the season otf with a bang by defeating the champion Ventura squad with a 7-6 score. thus distinguishing themselves as the only county team to defeat the champions. This was followed by a I3-6 victory over the Oxnard Yellow Jackets. Following these two victories, which started the rumor of League :hampionship about the school, the team hit a slump and were defeated in three consecutive games by Fillmore, -ancaster, and Oxnard, respectively. The scores of these games, however, were very close. aj! 4 ' ii 5 ,. .. .. ' 4 iii., ,, U M y ff N ,. . , V 'B I . ,A y it V , E ln a non-League game the Cards then defeated the highly ballyhooed Carpinte- ria eleven by a surprising score of 34-I3. Following this game, the Pirate prep squad, out for blood, over their last defeat suffered at the home of the Cards, handed our boys a dishearts ening defeat consisting of four Ventura touchdowns to S. P.'s none. ,dec mea! fwfr, Aff ff Aff' X 5014 77 awww QZLWWWWKM fwdf ,441 fda! AMA ,pvc ffff fff0A5 fm ,web 6 , ,efuef W f , ,ZA f 52' ,445 fe f 54,140 A2796 VW, f J ff!! j My M The squaG,6 the last game of the season however and defeated a lghtung Fillmore team 7 0 The Carols boast ot havnng defeated every team an the county at least once The players are as given below: Bob Jackson center Charles lno Warren McPherson guards Ed Yarbrough Ralph Vest tackles Alivar Sellen Floyd Locke Joe Ratlerty ends Jack Lercaru quarterback Cluttord Gartrell Manual Victoria haltbacks l-larold Brxght Louis Whipple Tullbacks MH ff! H- Q 1 4i XZZZ Jfffffaf WLM MQMQ 46 Und N-J' B'LL BAUER WALT COULTAS In spite ot the tact the Cards lost a high position in the League. two ot the boys were elected to the mythical county tirst string varsity, three were elected to second string varsity and two received honorable mention. The two honored by positions ot the tirst string county varsity were: Ed Yar- brough. taclcle, and Charlie lno, guard. Those on the second string were: Joe Ratterty. end, Jaclc Ler- cari, quarterback. and Clifford Gartrell, left halt. Warren McPhersen, guard, and Bob Jaclcson, cen- ter, were given honorable mention. S ,, X W l H 'W - , NJ f 'ii ' . -- - Q J n K I V .l 1' 1 K I Ai i I? V U 'ii - I X r Q -. 1 :gt .in V , :EQ .IW H 8 g ,ul w 3 , .- , 'i1,..., A X-ALM 5345.51 ffQfqfJ:1fw mr-gl-. fff:--,r - rg- A,f24.1g2f'lG1fI 'ff'-'-, . ' ,afw 73-'m'fgj,Z' -V , ' ' , . 'ab-7, 1- -'. ' nw, 1 ,K . .'QI 1 '-T2 FCDGT .,.. 'en v .J A .. ij. . - 1. N x af-Jr. ',- ad! 41' I 1 lv I gl X , ,,N I . id, of . BALI. .ip-awqpaov v-i..A...,.- , . 'i ,g ' N AMN .I 1993. S mm W Mgt v 'A Qi.. 1, M W -ew. ,.,,:- 'Q . gm- J' 'xff-2'--+, ,--..,,- ' EEFMM, 'A 4 ' ' basketball boys had a more successful season than the football team tying with Ventura for second the LCBQUC Cl 5mPlOf1ShIp The Cardinals lost two hard fought games to Fillmore, the first by six points second by seven points but defeated Oxnard in both games by an easy margin. The Cardinals took by three points the first game but lost by five points the second By defeating Lancaster by five points in their one game with them they managed to gain their tie with Ventura for second place in the League championship. The Santa Paula team is improving every year in bas- lcetball, Coach Coultas feels, and with only a few of the team graduating this year, expect to do even better next year. Eddie was high- point man on the team, and in most games the bigger part of the offense. li y.bAiy7j!f D Wfll fr N f :jx JJ if 'fl ,M GJ f if J ,if i all W yy i if jul XJJJQ fy! L50 -N 1 Ayfjm J ul!! lf!! ,N K fix Ay Q My xy lu ll! li illtllijl' ltlfl BBASKETBALL The B basketball team this year ranlced second in county standing, losing only two games during the whole season. one to Fillmore, the county champions, and one to Oxnard. The Santa Paula squad did exceptionally well, considering they were the smallest team in the League. Qi IA1 BASEBALL The baseball varsity won highest laurels this year by taking the County League Championship, winning ten games and losing only one to Santa Monica. This is the second year the team has won this title, losing only one county game during that time. This is a proud triumph over the other teams in the county, every other team having lost at least three games. The scores were as tollows: Santa Paula 6 ......... ......... O Xndfd Santa Paula 5 ......... ......... V entura Santa Paula ll ......... ........, V entura Santa Paula I6 ...,..... ......... F illmore Santa Paula 6 ......... ......... F illmOf6 Santa Paula I3 ......... ............. L ancaste Chinchu Ante pitched these boys Qi' top honors tor the second year. also helping them win a 7-I victory over Cathedral High at the Pomona tournament. TRACK Due to a laclc ot 'A' material, more concentration was placed on 'B' and 'C' traclc this year. The 'A' varsity, with only Bill Whitaker and James lngrum to uphold the Santa Paula name, had a less successful season than usual. The high point ot the season was the Ventura 20-30 relays. Twenty-tour boys brought home medals from this meet. The 'B' and 'C' team did themselves proud, however, and the coaches and school are expecting big things trom them next year. They ought to malce good 'A' material in the tuture. .CW GVMNASTICS -5' a ' This year being its second year of competition, the Santa Paula gymnastic team branched out and participated in almost twice as many meets as its first year. The gym squad first met and defeated Canoga Parlc twice, by close scores. The third meet was held with Harvard Military Academy whose squad was so small that the Cards entered only its Seniors. Harvard tool: this meet by a very narrow margin. The Beverly Hills meet, held in the Santa Paula gym, also resulted in a defeat for the Cards. Other meets were held in Beverly Hills, one of which was an invitational meet. Southern California schools were represented. and medals and ribbons were given for paces. . 1 ,gy J ,iq . i . .min ,.,, l A' f 'W' U ,vfff mf PW fl , ill ip i . 5 , ' ig ' Wil ' rl F' ifli Xl! ' VU' ? f la lil 3? .. I X! 4 vi l Af! I I-yi' in ,I j ,J , ,, ,f i fi TENNIS 1 The tennis team provecl successtul this year with the boys winning two out ot their four league matches. Their league is made up ot Fillmore, Lancaster, Oxnard, Ventura, and Santa Paula. Tennis tens and students are eagerly waiting for next year's matches, as several of the Freshmen show very promising futures. .ff-5GfzffW-c.. X46 I - ' I4 Maw Qevwmnf amze' rf Q12 ' ' - M iifiwufr I 1? MXLL pofiwl W! A ,, me A flow? -'L M R, ATMORE I ueutxn Lowsoxte MISS REED ' fidmfif GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSQCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association this year has enioyed one ot the most active and eventtul seasons ot its comparative- ly short existence. The beginning ot the vear tound the G. A. A. and the Girls' League cooperating on a combined Punch honoring the new treshmen girls. The next gala event was the Christmas Pageant featuring English Country Dancing. The l-loclcey Brealc- tast tor mid-year presentation ot awards was held in February at the end ot the hoclcey season. Many girls received chenille monograms, and the freshmen received emblems. On May 7, Santa Paula plaved hostess to tour hundred girls at a large playdav where baseball, vollev ball, baslcetball, and tennis were the events ot the day. Closing the activities ot the year the third annual banquet was held on May I8, where again the much coveted henille monograms were presented to those who had earned them During this eventtul and exciting year many Myiew triendships were tormed and manv old ones were more tirmly cemented, thus the real purpose ot the G. A. A., to create a spirit ot friendship: to toster a spir of loyalty was accom- plished ZWIKP' DOREEN FU LLM ER l'r'i'.i'i1li'1ll SPORTSWOMAN CLUB DOROTHY ROLLS . l 1'rr' I'rr.i-i11'i'liI 51'1 1'f f.V NELL WILLIAMS Th S ortswoman Club is composed ot those members ot Cv. A. A. who have earned 750 points in Athletics 3 F3 and scholarship. Chenille letters and sport sweaters are the rewards given to these girls before they can enter the club. There are titteen members, eight ot which were initiated this year. Several ol the social functions ot the club this year were: a mid-term initiation and a most successful progressive dinner. The girls were also host- esses for the Spring Play day, on May 7, held on the Santa Paula l-ligh School grounds. The Sportswoman Club feel they have had a successful year. si Ji- XX TOT'-Miss Reid. SECOND ROW- -Smith, Meclc, lrcland. Lfrlzcvru. Shroclm, Grimm, FIRST ROWfGill, Lonsdale, Low, Fullrnor, Piclnlorrl E li-li-vrf-, l-ledriclr, ,zzzjJ.,f4,f,fg T . S 'QE' . ,Eff 5 if. ff! AZIYAJ' r lp . qi::! A f ,-: 2 ,-V 55- li 2 .1 fmri Q -. l 5 ny gg, psf'-, 'Q K Q - it H. l L W ilfyyfyf, .i s ff R f fjlflrgilydlly ijiifgif ll ' s i WW 5 lla fl U lm Yi l ' S' 3 1 if-gg BASKET ALL Wg ,Vjyi q Q',N Basketball was the first G. A. A. sporboi t e season. xlnterl class games were played after school, and, though the compe- tition was keen, the Senior class showed their superior strength by winning the championship. The girls on the honorary varsity team were: Lett to right-Dorothy Rolls, Wilma Meek, Dor- othy l-ledrick, Adele Grimm, Jean Lelzevre, Beatrice Huerta. Front-Beulah Lonsdale. -4 ..f4, .w,.n,a 1 . - iff? WM ' ,2fe':fi: ft. v .' f . Q .if L'-- it 'f , - ' . ' V. r-. . 3, ,', :f.,+..:f. X ,i e41it?3i.:'f'1-ffiar-ui.,-' 4' A V, ,'-g3.,g, 'g:1-, Q. -. ' - of DM, Gpalvwxx 0 -AJJ.z,c,iMM1fdf440w'f E335 Qpfiyfgixff M Q6 LM2fML.J.wM1Mffsw, W 71 JMEIQEWL? 2 7 As the second 6. A. A. sport ot the year, the hockey sea- seon wasn't as successful as usual, due to bad weather. ln spite of this tact, the Senior team again scored by winning all their hoclcey games. The hoclcey varsity was Composed ol the tollowing girls: Lett to right-Beatrice t-luerta, Celia Nevarro, Dorothy Rolls, Wilma Meelc, Wanda Stringer, Minnie Countryman, Julie l-luerta, Molly Rodriguez, Pelar De Leon. Front-Maxine Ireland, Beulah Lonsdale. 95, QW U A 'lu ex 'l SMQQN7 SPEEDBALL Again the Senior class wallced off with the winning honors b claimin the s eedball Cham ionshi for the third G, A A. Y 9 P . P P - sport of the season. The girls on the honorary speedball team were: Second row, reading from right to left-Wanda String- er, Fern Fosterling, Lorraine Vandervort, Maxine Ireland, Ber- niece Gill, Gladys Marshall, Beatrice l-luerta. Second row- Pelar De Leon, Inga Sellen, Wilma Meek, Crarnodee Low, Emma Renfro. Front-Molly Rodriguez. Tlx! or - 1 L...a... TENNIS The girls' individual tennis matches were played off in the Spring of the year with Shirley Powell winning the singles from Kathleen Low. The doubles were played oft between Kathleen Low, Ermadee Low and Maxine Ireland land June Pettit. Shirley Powell. Kathleen Low, June Pettit and Maxine lreland also attended the Qjai tournaments. f ,ELLA fl I ' .11 - 1 JI! 6 if '6 .af- ,--qv, ,, 1 Q fu, i?l.1?!':'gT z C, 5 V ' M' .-1 ,A :W 1 i all!-L. 'I , ,,, , . dill? - W 5 1 ,:, 4 - L . 4 mi. .-',--.' .v 'RM 1 1' ' , yu: , I ---4.,.,. .15',5. A- :fu . .K 5 1 w.,-.v. fmt' 1 : N-A L: ae' ' ,,. '-.1 H ,.,., ,'.',,. V V. -., ,.-A -.j'..'::454 A1 ' H: ,. ,ff :1,.-:LM A J , ,X -- l 0 ., A 'I r 44 , 4' '., 'AQ'f'::.w. I . ,. , Q, . J , 1, In 5. Z, -.Ry uf. K . mg in .J . Q f',f..'1l'i , ,H '- F 1 . I, ,, , w 1 ,'.' ' 1 , mf, .. . -. ' .1 M 1- ,.. . mm- vm -. , .JM . - 41- 4.91 . ' -wa., .V - 1 - 1 ,1w.- Lv, , .. w 1' 1 H. 1,1 N, L . I ,, '.:?T f:.-' r5, 'Q it ' -WA ,.lfQNH:., JY M X . ' ln' -ff :Ak ' u,u,,.Lu fvrfgvw.. .1 ' 1.1 , 1!JYETr', 'v V 'V ff' if 'Q' f -w-nm . 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With 'XQ the able assistance ot Mr. l-lenr Hill, El Solano advisor, and the co-o eration ot the .N Y P , faculty and students, we have endeavored to put within these overs ia r cord you B1 hy ri ,L S will alw ys keep and enjoy. Ny. X Y A Tx ' I b ,. l K XX 4.-is 5 . si 9 5 Q it iXWXi vglwxrx xiii i iii aa Nj X T' Q I X X X xy xl 'S X 'M 5 X l l Af s ,V x N ' El K x X Y x l N tx s X3?ixiiFgl txglt X F i f Vigo nf ftliftl i FT 'BETTY MCKFORD ,BM REE W fly, Edim, IgltS1111'.S'.VJlllllldfjfl' Mytlwf mf J' J JEANNE LEFEVRE Girlx' .S'fmrf.v Ifditor L 1 BEATRICE KELLER DOROTHY ' Flubv C41GS.YU.Y Q ' Inri 'r1I11?irI14r4'.r5 zwgw 5 JI DAVIDSON iii j'j1fTL1fTw igiffi 3 5 TLD fsigw A-R-BRCUGH BETTY ORTON WfI7f.T15lIiflJf ,S'v11i11rPfclzrrc.v I HARD! NG BUTLER Junior 1'irlun'.v if SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS BAGLEY, RALPH Band I, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3. BAKER, ERNEST, JR. Hi-Y I, 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: Cor- respondence Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' League I, 2, 3. BARRETT, BETTY Transferred from Watsonville 2: Latin Club 2: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Tri-Y 4: Editor EI Solano 4: Art Club 4: Pres. 4: Senior Com. 4: Christmas Pageant 4. BECK, LA VERNE Glee Club 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Class Sec'y 4: Asst. Editor EI Solano 4: Chronicle Rep. 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Cardinal Staff 3, 4: French Club 3. 4: Senior Trio 3. 4: Tennis 2, 3: Latin Club I, 2: International Club 3, 4: Senior Com. 4. BENNETT, LOIS Senior Play 4: International Club 4: Outdoor Club 4: Glee Club 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3. BIGGERS, FRANCES G. A. A. 2', 3, 4: O. G. A. 4: ln- ternational Club 3, 4: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. BLANKENBILLER. ROY I-Ii Y 3, 4. BLAYLOCK, ROBERT Service Club 3: Hi Y 3, 4: Explor- ers' Club 4. BRAZILL, PATSY Transferred from Fresno 4: Dramat- ic Club 4. BRIGHT, HAROLD Treas. Sophomore Class: Interna- tional Club 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Glee Club I: Varsity Club 4: Gymnas- tics 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4. BROWN, WALLACE Hi Y 4: Supper Club 4: Thrift Club 3. BUCHANAN, DOROTHY Glee Club I, 2, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Tri Y 4: International Club 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Latin Club I,'2: El Solano Statt. ---aiu-Q -lu--'ulti----Q----u.Liil--'-- ---- CALDWELL, GEORGE Student Body Treas. 4: Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Senior Play 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Correspondence Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Com- mercial Contest 4: Latin Club I, 2. CLARK, NEIL Hi Y 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Football 2, 3. COBERLY, JAMES Transferred from Missouri 4. CRYER, VINCENT C. S. F. I, 2, 3: Hi Y 3.4: Dramat- ic Club 4: Senior Play 4: Latin Club I, -2: French Club 3, 4: Track I, 2: Football 4: International Club 3: Journalism Club 3. CUMMINGS, PAUL Hi Y 3, 4: Football 3: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. de LEON, BEN Baseball 3, 4. de LEON, PILAR Transferred from Los Angeles 4: G. A. A. 4. DUARTE, ELLEN MAY Tri Y 4: Pi Omega 2', 3, 4: Histo- rian 3: Pres. 4: Art Club 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Thrift Club 2, 3: Supper Club 4. DUNBAR, EDNA Tri Y 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: International Club 3, 4: Supper Club 4: Journalism Club 2: Latin Club I, 2: Outdoor Club 4: Sec'y 4. EASTON, MILTON Supper Club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Football 3: Hi Y 4. ESPERANZA, DELPI-IINE Transferred trom Kansas 4: O. G. A, 4. FOSTERLING, FERNE Student Council 4: Tri Y 4, Pi Omega 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4: Sec'y 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2, 3: Correspondence Club 4: Art Club 4: Lyons Club Contest 4. FREEMAN, CLAY Football I, 3, 4: Baseball Mgr. 3: Hi Y 3, 4: International Club 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Cardinal Statf 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4. --FII.. , H 11,q-.. rn-Dc.. f , . ig., ,,.':, ',,, , ' 3 r ,- , -- -- Hi- ..-s- - . i. 1 - -,, I- 47. I .. ,S-I .. - ,, . FRENCH, GERTRUDE ROBERTA Latin Club I, 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Correspondence 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4. 6. A. A. I, 2, 3: Out-of-Door Club 4. FULLMER, DOREEN Sportswoman Club 3. 4: Pres. 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Thritt Club 3. FUDGE, GERTRUDE O. G. A. 4: Orchestra I, 2: G. A. A. I, 2, 3. 4: International Club 3. 4: Usherette Club I. 2. 3, 4: EI Solano Staff I. GALLEGOS. JENNIE Transferred from Alhambra 4: O. G. A. 4. GARCIA, GEORGE G. Glee Club I, 2: Football 3: Track 3: Baseball I: International Club 3. GARCIA, SHIRLEY Glee Club 3, 4: G. A. A.: Interna- tional Club 3, 4. GARTRELL, CLIFFORD Pres. Student Body 4: Football I, 2. 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics 2. 3, 4: Pres. Sophomore Class, Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. Boys' League 3: Band. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Inter- national Club 3: Latin Club I, 2: French Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Journalism Club 3: Explorers' Club 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: C. S. F. 2, 3. GILL. BERNICE Girls' Leaque Pres. 4: Treas. Dra- matic Club 4: Sportswoman Club 3. 4: Student Council 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Social Chairman Jr. Class. C. S. F. 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sec'y Sophomore Class: Sec'y Freshman Class: Historian: Girls' League 2: Sec'y Girls' League 3: International Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Council 4: Senior Play 4: French Club 3: Pres. French Club 3: Latin Club I, 2. GONZALES, BENJAMIN Track I, 2: Basketball I, 2: Explor- ers' Club 4: Art Club 2, 3. GONZALES, CATALINA K. French Club 3. 4: International Club 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. GRAINGER, EVA G. A. A. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Supper Club 4: Out-ot-Door Club 4: International Club 3, 4. ni-...an.n..n...-'.... u.....n...-. . .. .. .. swore ACHIEVEMENTFT ' GRIMM, ADELE ' Tennis 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: . Journalism 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: International Club 3, 4: Sports- Cardinal Staff 3. I HARGROVE MARIE . G. A. A. I 2' Latin Club ' ' - ' ternational Club 4: Pi Omega 3. 4: I Treas. Pi Omega 4: Dramatic Club HARRINGTON MILDRED 4 G A A 2 3 4 respondence Club 4: Out-ot-Door Club 4: Supper Club 4 HARRISON BARBARA T' Y 4: Pres. 4: Pi Omega 3, 4 Sec'y 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4 Supper Club 4: Sec'y 4: lnterna tional Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3 4 G. A. A. 3, 4: Out-ot-Door Club 4 HARRIS DUDLEY Transferred 4: Varsity Basketball 4 HART BILL Boys' League I-4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Explorers' Club 4: French Club 3 4. Transferred from Texas 3 HEDRICK DOROTHY Girls' League I, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Journalism 3' G. A. A ' I, 2, 3. 4: International Club 3 4 Sportswoman Club 4: Art Club 4 Glee Club I. Z': Cardinal Stott 3 French Club 3: Latin Club I: Pag eant 4: Senior Com. Tumbling Team HOBBS OPAL IRENE 2 3 4: International Club 2 3 4 HOBBS RAY Explorer Club 4: Boys League I-4 HURLEY TOM Football 4: Gym Team 3-4: Tennis 3-4' International Club 3-4' French Club 3-4: Boys' League 3-4: Dra matic Club: Explorers Club 4: Var sity Club 3-4: Basketball 3 INGRAM JAMES oball I 2 T ck 2 Basketball 2 3' President Junior Class' Student Counsel' Hi Y 2' I ternational Club 3-4: Boys' League and I 2 matic Club 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 Stage Hand 4: Senior Committee ' , , I, 2, In 3. ' H 'i Tri Y : . . I. , . : Cor- Eg ri ' : : 1 4 I . D i .5 - - iii ' I 'li : I I ,., 2, 3. f r, Q-.'A. A. I, 2, 3: Girls' League I, Fo t' , , 4: ra . 3. 4: , I ' ' 1 1 n' ' .., 3-4: B . 2: Latin I. I Dra- 4. . . -.... . - I... .NL . woman Club 3, 4: French Club 4: v I I I I I I E I l II li l. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Football Varsity 3-4: Captain Var- sity Football 4: Track I, 2, 3: Track Manager 4: Hi Y 3, 4: Hi Y Presi- dent 4: Service Club 3, 4: Boys' League 3, 4. IRELAND, MAXINE Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sportswoman's 4: Tennis Team I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3-4: International Club 3-4: Head ot Tennis 4: Secretary ot Student Counsel 4: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 47 Senior Trio 4: Journalism Club 31 Secretary Journal Club 3: Latin Club I, 2: Senior Class Counsel 41 Drum Majoress 3-4. JENKINS, GERALDINE G. A. A. 3-4: Out ot Door Club '4: French Club 3-4: Girls' League I, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2-3: Pageant 4. JUMP. EFFIE G. A. A. 2-3: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. KEENE, HARLYN Transterred from Santa Barbara A-Il at Semester. Football I: Ser- vice Club 3: Glee Club 2: Banc I, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 3, 4: Interna- tional Club 3. KELSEY, HALFORD EARLE C. S. F. I, 2, 3: Vice-Pres. Soph. Class: Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. Hi Y 3: Senior Play 4: Dramatics Club 4: Gymnastics 2, -3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 2: Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: German Band 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: French Club 3-4: International Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2: County Soil Erosion Contest 2: Boys' League 3. KENNEDY, SCOTT Hi-Y 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Car- dinal Statl, Latin Club I, 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4: Explorers' Club 4: International Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' League I, 2', 3. KITE, PATRICIA Tri Y Club 4: O. G. A. Club 4: Transferred from Porterville High. KITTRELL, BOB Boys' League 3: Football I. LAWS, NADINE Latin Club I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Tri Y 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: International 2, 3, 4: Sup- per Club 4: Dramatic Club 3: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. .i.La.--.- .. . ,, LEARY, GENE ers Club 4: Gym Team 3, 4. LEFEVRE, JEANNE Latin Club I, 2: International Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sec'y 4: Cardinal Staff 3: El Solano Sports Ed. 4: Journalism Club 3: Girls' League I-4: Pi Omega 2: Glee Club l: Tumbling Team I-3: Christ- mas Pageant 4: Sportswoman 4. LERCARI, JACK Football I-4: Basketball I-4: Base- ball I-4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club I-4: Pres. Varsity Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Cardinal Statl 3: Jour- nalism Club 3: Explorers' Club 42 Dramatic Club 4: Boys' League I-42 Latin Club 2, 3: Vice-Pres. Jour- nalism Club 3. LINDSAY, JOHN Vice - Pres. First Semester: Pres. Second Semester Freshman: Soph. Rep.: Hi Y, 2, 3, 4: Boys' League I, 2. 3: Supper Club 4: Track I: Band I, 2. LOCKE, FLOYD Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Gym Team 3, 4: Track 2-4: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Journalism Club 3, 4: Dramat- ics Club 4: Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2, 4: Freshman Rep. I: Student Council I: Cardinal Statl 3: President Journalism Club 3. LONSDALE, BEULAH Latin Club I: Sec'y-Treas. Journal- ism Club 3: Cardinal Statt 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Treas.-Pres. 4: French Club 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Contest 3: Internation- al Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Sportswoman Club 4: Tumbling I, 2 .3: Supper Club 4: Orchesis I, 2, 3. LOPEZ, VINCENT Boys' League I', 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: International Club 4: Gymnastics 3, 4. MCCALL, BILL Latin Club I. 2: Track I, 2: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Interna- tional Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2. MCPHERSON, PATRICIA Latin Club 2, 3, 4: International Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 4: Out-ot-Doors Club 4: Journalism Club 2: Cardinal Statl 3. McPHERSON, WARREN SENIOR ACI-IIEVEMEN . . ,I .- , -4 rt., I - ' , ,V M 1 Y, .at ,-. ' ,'. ,:. ' 1. - . ' 1 . - -:f ' -'F' - --M - . -., ,-lg pw v 5.. .-M ...-,--r - - l1 . .-I- I . , ., . I , A, ,.. , .W . I -ISI,--. ' 'I' 'if I F - I I , . . . I ,'-rl Football I, 4: Basketball I, 4: Base ball 3, 4: International Club 3: ' hrift Club 3 Su er Club 4 DFG T I PP i ' matic Club 4: Varsity Club 3? EX' plorers' Club 4: Sec'y Boys League 3. MAY, VIRGINIA LEE Transferred from Bakersfield 3, 4: Girls' League 3, 4. MEEK, WILMA O. G. A. 3, 4: Sportswoman Club. 3, 4: International Club 4: Glee Club 2: Pageant 4: Usherette Club, Dramatic Club 4: G. A. A..l, 2, 3. 4. MEYER, CHRISTI French Club I: International Club 3: Girls' League. MURRAY, BILLIE O. G. A. 3. 4: Vice-Pres. 4: Thrift Club 2, 3: Latin Club I. 2: Inter- national Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Out-of-Doors Club 4: Usherettes' Club 4: Com- mercial Contest 3, 4: Supper Club. 4. NAVARRO, CELIA Transferred from Fillmore 3: G. A. A. 4. NEGRETE, FELIX Transferred from Manhattan, Kans. 4: Basketball 4. ORTON. BETTE Transferred from Oxnard 3: Stu- dent Body Rep. 4: El Solano Staff 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' League 4: Yell Leader 4: Christmas Page- ant. ORTON. DOROTHY Transferred from Oxnard 3: Girls' League 4. PETTITT, CECILLE Dramatic Club I, 4: Senior Play 4: Cardinal Staff 2', 3: Chronicle Re- porter 3: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club I: Journalism Club 3: Inter- national Club 3, 4. PETTITT, JUNE Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Cardi- nal Staff I, 2: Journalism Club 3, 4: Latin Club I: International Club 3, 4: Tennis Team 2. 3, 4: Freshman Class Chairman, Freshman Pres., Q Dramatic Club 2, 3: Social Chair- man Dramatic Club 2, 4: O. G. A. 4: -Class Social Chairman 2, 3: Treas. Journalism Club 3. . PICKFORD, BETTY Transferred from Chatfey 2: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: Pres. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4: Senior Class Treas.: Student Body Rep. 4: Art Editor EI Solano 4: Sportswoman Club 4: Art Club 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4: Cardinal Staff 3: Journalism Club 3: Senior Committee. C.S.F. 3: International Club 3, 4: Christ- mas Pageant 4: Tumbling Team 2, 3: Orchesis Club 3. PRECIADO, ESTI-IER G. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4: International Club 3, 4: Girls' League. RAFFERTY, JOE Football I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4: Explorers' Club, Vice-Pres. 4: Vice-Pres. Senior Class, French Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4. RANSDELL, LaRUE Swing Band 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I. 2, 3, 4: Exec. Board 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: International Club 3, 4: Head of Tumbling, 2', 3: Orchesis 2, 3: Usherette Club l. RAYMOND, MARY JO Latin Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4: International Club 3. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Out- of-Door Girls' 4: Journalism Club 2: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. REE, BILL I-li Y 3, 4: Thrift Club 3: Supper Club 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: German Band 4: Latin Club I, 2, 3. 4: EI Solano Staff 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Track 4. REED, FRANK ' Varsity Club I, 3, 4: Gym Team 3 4 REES, MARGARET G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4: Supper Club 4: Tri Y 4: Out-of-Door Club 4: International Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2. REYES, ROMELIA Glee Club 3, 4: Girls' Athletic As- sociation I, 2, 3, 4: International Club 3, 4: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARDSON, YALE T. Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Boys' League 3. RIGGS, MILDRED Transferred from Los Angeles 4: Girls' League 4. . ' . il Ln:5i4.nn.....::.aT.-fan..-ii..4... . :-a-:.-......-au.. ....- ...... ..:- ...n. .I f'-:T ' IE N VAN HORN, HOWARD KELLER BEATRICE Vice Pres. Girls' League 4: Student Council 4: Social Chairman Sr. 4: Senior Play: Tri Y, 4: Dramatic Club 2 3, 4: International Club 2. 3 Cardinal Statt 3: EI Solano 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I. Band I, 2, 3: Senior Tri Y Girls' Double Trio I, 2, 3: Orchesis 2: G. A. A. RODRIGUEZ, GABRIEL Trac C-B-A I, 4: International Club 3: Boys' League 3, 4. ROLLS DOROTHY Dramatic Club 3, 4: International Club 4: Sportswoman Club 3, 4: Vice Pres. Sportswoman Club 4: Orchestra 2: Latin Club, Pageant, U erette Club, G. A. A. I-4: Girls League. SANCHEZ CATALINA Pi Omega 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: International 2, 3: Girls' League I, SHEPPARD RUTH G A. A. I: Girls' League I-4. SHROCK MARIE HELEN 3 4: Latin Club I, 2: International Club 3, 4: Com. Contests 2, 3: m ling I, 2, 3: O. G. A. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Journalism 3: Tri Y 4. SIGALA JUSTO Football 3: Track 3: Boys' League I4 Explorers' Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 4' Hi Y Club 2, 3. SPAIN ROBERT Transferred from San Diego 3: Hi Y 3 4: Gymnastics 3: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Varsity Club 3: Boys' League 3, 4. SPEAR ROBERT Hi Y 2 3, 4: Gymnastics 3, 4: Band I4 Orchestra I-4: Track I: Glee Club I- Boys' League 2. STALLINGS, HELEN . A. 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Girls' League I-4: International Club 3, 4. STEWART GENEVA . F. 2, 4: O. G. A. 3, 4: Sec'y and Treas. O. G. A. 4: Commercial Contest 2: 3, 4: Tri Y 4: Thrift Club 3 Out-ot-Door Club 4: Sec'y 4: Dramatic Club 4: G. A. A. I-4: In- ternational 3, 4: Supper Club 4: Usherette Club 3, 4: Girls' League I 4 Christmas 'Pageant 4. I: ,. ' I F 2, 3, 4: . 4: ' I 1 I r sh PK . I :A 2, 3, 4. :Y ' I, i IV cs. Ai A. i, 2, 3, 4: size Club' i, 2, '-V Tu b Ii ' E . ' ' O. G A c. s ' . ,I H L! - 1 I I.,..I. ..,. ,. .. , ..... . , Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4: German Band 4: Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 2: Varsity Club 4: Interna- tional Club 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2: Boys' League 3. WHIPPLE, LOUIS Football I, 2, 4: Senior Play 4: HI Y 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Explorers' Club 4: International Club 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics' Team 2, 3, 4: Capt. 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Boys' League 3: Vice-Pres. Explor- ers' Club 4. WHITAKER, WILLIAM Transferred George Washington Jr. Hi, Long Beach, 2: Sr. Class Pres. 4: Jr. Class Vice-Pres. 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Explorers' Club 4: Sr. Play 4: International Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: Dramatic Club 4: Boys' League 3: Football Mgr. 2: Sr. Com. 4. WILLIS, CLIFFORD H. Track 2, 3: Boys' League 3: Boy Ex- plorer 4: C Track Mgr. I: C Bas- ketball 2: International Club 3. WILLIAMS, NELL Yell Leader 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 2, 3, 4: Sportswoman Club 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. Execu- tive Board 3, 4: Student Body Ex- ecutive Board 3: International Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Social Chairman ot Class 2: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team 4. WILSON, DEE ELENA Senior Play 4: International Club 3, 4: French Club 3: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Cardi- nal Staff-Asst. Editor: Glee Club 4. WYAND, FRANK Track I, 2, 4: Football B-I: Boys' League, 3. WYAND, NORMAN Gym Team 2, 3, 4: B Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Boys' League 3: International Club 3: Asst. Foot- ball Mgr. 2: Asst. Football Mgr.- Asst. Basketball Mgr. 2. YARBROUGH, ED Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I: Journalism Club 3: French Club 3, 4: Basketball 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Sr. Play 4: Ex- plorers' Club 4: International Club 3: Glee Club 2: Boys' League 3: Track Manager 2. . . .ii-1.n.L..Lm.nL. I... - . .L n...an.g...L.. CALENDAR OF SCl-lOOL EVENTS SEPTEMBER 8-School opened with the Freshmen brealr- ing former enrollment number tor any incoming class. 22--Girls' League and G. A. A. combined to give a Big-and-Little Sister Punch in the gym. 23-The much-postponed student body elec- tion was held. A new torm ot student government was inducted. 24-The new student Council had their tirst otticial meeting. 25-Football season opened with a bang. We played Ventura on our tield and won our tirst League game. OCTOBER 2-A No-Date Dance was held in the gym which initiated the Freshmen to their tirst high school dance. 2-We played our second winning game ot football. Oxnard was the unlucky victim. 5-Election ot Student Body Treasurer, Sec- retary, and EI Solano Editor was held. 7-Dramatic Club members attended a radio broadcast of Showboat at the NBC Station. 8-The gym was the scene ot the hilarious annual event ot the girls' Fli-Jinlcs. I4-A noon-hour dance with the high school Swing Band turnishing the music. The swing was held tor the tirst time. 22-The Freshmen class held their jollyeup on the tootball tield. A pot-luclc supper was enjoyed by all. 22-Exchange assembly with Oxnard to pro- mote a more triendly spirit between schools. 22-Explorers' Club started by Mr. Coultas, an advanced group ot Boy Scouts ot America. A . I 'TWT Q ti' . is jg, Z: V ' pi., -,is og . ' vs I I i l W l-if --.4 .,i, 5 I .I-.g ' 'Tw' fn CALENDAR GF SCHOOL EVENTS .mi QQ. 2 'J N i th ., t 344.521, . Ja an gr L Vi-Bw, -'.,H NOVEM BER 4-Sophmore picnic at Mill Park. A good time was had by all. okt-li-Y presented Merle Wfaterman and his dummy tor a very entertaining assembly. 8-El Solano drive tor three hundred copies started. IO--lmbressive Armistice Day Program was held in the morning. ll-'Armistice Day holiday and victorious tootball game over Fillmore. I2-Girls' League Dance held in gymnasium. I2--Report cards. Lots ot gloomy taces. I3-Girls' Playday held in Carpinteria. 24-School closed tor Thanksgiving Day holi- day. DECEMBER 3-Football squad members enjoyed a ban- quet at the Glen Tavern. 8hChristmas Pageant was held on the toot- ball tield. lt was directed by Miss Coolc. I7-Junior Prom was held in the gymnasium. This attair is sponsored by the Junior class and is considered the best dance ot the year. I7-School closed tor the Christmas holidays. 2OmExplorers' Club members tools trip to the snow. They were under the direction ot Mr. Coultas. JANUARY 6-Construction tar enough advanced so that all students enter by Sixth Street door. i P, I. i ,Q I4-First baslcetball game was held in gym- against Fillmore. ZI--Report cards again, 29-Presidents' Ball was held at the Ebel! ClLlbLlOUSQ. v .. A 2 . i EQ. ,. , -H ,-, ,DJ is i r A ' a n i..,. , , is rs ., 5' L . ggi-., I CALENDAR CDF SCHOOL EVENTS FEBRUARY I--Jaelc Routt and Cleo, his educated horse. 2-Occidental Girls' Glee Club. 3'-Results to Cap-andegown vote. I2-G. A. A. held hoelrey brealctast. 22 -Washington's Birthday program. MARCH 8-World's Champion typewriter typed tor the students in an assembly. I5-Traclc season begins with inter-Class traCR meet. I8-Student Body Dance. The music was furnished by the Swingarees. I9-Baseball season begins with game at Oxnard. I9-First League Track Meet held in Oxnard. 26-Girls' Playday at Santa Barbara. APRIL 6-Hammond organ was played tor as- sembly. 7-Pan-American program. 8--Big show. ll-Spring vacation. 28-Roman banquet. MAY 5'6QSenior Play held in Santa Barbara. 7-G. A. A. girls' were hostess tor Play- '. v-4' day. I2-Soroptimist dinner held in honor ot Seniors. 0 I4--Senior Prom held at the Ebell Clubhouse. , 1 I8-G. A. A. banquet. ' ,Q ' I9-Band show. 27-Spring Round Up. JUNE 2-Senior assembly and awards. 3-Junior and Senior banquet. 3-6-Senior examinations. 5-Baccalaureate. . -4 , G1 1 I I 9-Commencement. l l ., ' 4? f. .1 i .r Ie f ' ---1-zfofkr ' n N ' a, Q 4 f9i f I,1Af' , , WM , , yy If I H --rl J The EI Solano 865 wishes 'co thank the followih fo their ff .L 9' co- peration and assistance in 'che editing of this Annual. 104 mBRO STUDIOS W e i 6A1'IM,aw:ffJ? 0 .747 . H. E. LE scuor O i -1 MV if M fjJiZm,f?fif,?g?W6Aff iff Mliff Q Qifwff M qifiyinmfacwfw Mig, MMMMQKV 1 mwwaf V W1 9 Wwfiwyw My 17 !WKWmYjWE. K W3 VW Wwyi5gyQNjjEJP,g WMM! My yyyfylpj WN 'Vp W fy QQW W W gf Q WM Fmij KWXJWAMQ YEWN3 Wig, w if sy up WSW X? 33 F WM MW ' W MVN 51? WWW MWQTKQLW5 VQKQMW iiffw r b . F! iq . 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