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

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my fri ri Ny, .l, l W- ll, Shir:-iilii-rqi-rv J, Vruql C Kirnlvffuqhx P. wi-li .- ',f-i hifi ri w If Winn, fvlv., H. Biilf-s H. Ffhli- J. Grahanw. firm! riiw l' ll ,iii un! CJ. Mahan, P Driqqs fl W.1?sfx'v. Senzbr H? Y The Senior TTifY Club had Tor iTs program The Topic OT recreaTion. ln ibruary a -,urvey was made oT The social acTiyiTies oT all The boys. OTher vases oT The program included parTies, baske-Tball games and inTeresTinq Ik-, by several rnen on hobbies and yocaTions. In March The annual Tri- ounly Older Boys' ConTerence consisTinq of T-li-Y clubs Trom VenTura, inla Barbara and San Louis Obispo counTies n1eT in Oxnard. unzor hh f Y The Junior Hi-Y waf. acTive wiThin iTselT This year. The meeTings unsisled oT inTeresTinq speeches by diTTerenT men and several moTion cfure-, were shown. JoinT meeTinqf3 were also held during The year by The inior and Senior groups, Once a monTh The club as a whole aTTended me church, Charles Edwards was presidenT and Mr. ATmore acTed as DON SHOENBERCER Prcsidenf CHARLFS FDWARDS ub adviser. T Pwsidvirf limi W Viliiif. J,C..r1ihii, S lrinsflalfr E. Civ-vas R. Wirlvmr. Sc-:ond row, 'c-fr To riqhl: Mr. Alrnore, B. Runvan ru rf CW T J. Ba ' fi -, M, .wllrmimx M. Biirlfwii C. Edwards, it-.. ' ii I im- r K Q hX-V 9 '- VY'- 5 nuns sa....lh. ,. TK? we-5

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, , 1 V ' ,X . , v , . JU.. -.---. , TRI' Y- Firsl row- F. Copeland, J. Johnson, O. Felkins, C. Richardson, R. Keirsev, E. l-luckaby, V. S. Howard, V. Raqsdale, D. Harrinqfon, B. Badger. Second row: C. Shively, P. Freernan, L. Cuevas, C. Sheppard, F. Lockharf, P. Dean, B, L, liorfon, M. Mabee, T, lnoyue, V. Ofhridge, G. Schachl. Third row: C. Brown, V. Wesflinq, N, Richardson, S. Powell, Miss Chapman, Adv. Fourlh row: P. King, D, Locke, M. J. Prichard, E. House F. Tranchel, M. Sione, V. MacMurray, D. Good, B. Ernsberqer, L. Moore The Tri-Y Club is an organizalion composed oi Chrislian girls. Hs purpose is +0 Crea+e, mainrain and exiend rhrouqhoul lhe school, church and communiiy high sfandards ol Chris- lian living. The club's rheme for This year has been Growing Pains, and each monihly meeiing has had some phase of +his 'Topic emphasized. Each meeling has been boih infer- eslinq and iniormaiive To all members. Because lhe Tri-Y club is lundamenlally a service orqanizaiion, ii chose 'ro do Red Cross worlc as ils proieci 'rhis year. In all i'rs aciiviiies, Tri-Y slrives +o leach ils members io become dependable and helpful cilizens. M4 a he GOO ' 0. Wes., VX Vrif-bald Mel' wwe B . swell ' CV me

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