St Paul High School - Lumen Yearbook (Santa Fe Springs, CA)

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Students were appointed to monitor the halls and enforce school regula- tions. Regulations included no talk- ing, no going to lockers between classes, and keeping to the right in the halls. Often, we felt our school rules today were prohibiting. The following are some more of these regulations from the past. -Girls had to wear chapel veils in church but were not allowed to wear eyesha- dow, hair pieces, ratted hairdos, or en- gagement rings. -All report cards had to be signed by a parent and turned in to the office. -Students could only go to their lockers before school, during lunch and after school. -The principal had to be notified of all off campus parties. -lmmediate expulsion occurred if a stu- dent was caught using someone else's locker, riding in a car with boys and girls without a car pass, or going steady. -A certain door had to be used for enter- ing and leaving each class. rl!!! W f f ,- -., .av-'X 12 '5 ... ln the early 1960's St. Paul's march- ing band came into existence. The Lincoln Day Parade in Whittier marked their debut. 'W W it vw. , Our high school had more than a homecoming queen at one time. A Long ago, the name of the school was displayed on the front wall. lt later fell victim to vandalism. The ' Sl' Wilt .. H Snowball dance was held Where 5 uniform was changed to include blaz- . ,, ' Snowqueen was crowned. ers rather than sweaters. Remember the Crow's Nest? This St. Paul Landmark was destroyed by trouble-makers three years ago. A field, often used for growing corn, used to be where the Fedco ware- house now stands. SHEQGQKZR rw - if I l ' 4 W Q 1 ni 1 TQ H A , ,M V V , vswfvff-,aw ig A g , , ,, ,, Q, . 5 ,gel fzilfywfillzWQWQJwwf' . in M 4 'kfXff1fW'7fi ff'9f' ,wash Y: 'owls -ffwf f vw ff V , ' f,-q'.e,,f-1 ,if:f,.w, ,fir e, ' ' Af ' J , ., ,, :,f.,gi.,,,sW.f,: 'uf f ' - ,f,-Mi, . , za-vA,k fM3z1Z 'M2QiM 4'X'ww!Zmai f fwfw-'wwf MP' 'g t ' J , , V . 7 A H ' M 1' , , 4 ., ,, f WJ, w,fW,4-A arf rf' Y' 'W 5-3 ' ,, , V , - ., M ' M. V, . - f. Miz- - wif e ' 4 4 A I , -aww . , . 4 7 ' , V- - .V . ' ' ' - i . 1 r V W. f 'V ,, , ,V I , ,. W, g 21W,.l f ,, 4 f - i ' ' ' .+L-'ifiiiir ',.: ,9: ' ' 'V i,sf, ,zlH ',, f ,f,f 77' ' ' ' rWU47'i?-'55 ' 'i7 . ' ,...f ' 3 , , . ' , 'f fw.a,,f f H '.yg1'..f ' V , 3' ,,y,w,w-I-,,:u. ,fH,,:H ,, if ' Y fe x v ' THEME lil 11

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e Continued To Grow The first Homecoming celebration was held in 1960. That year the dance was held in the St. Paul gym, 10 lj THEME Keep your school clean?? Maybe we could use some of these signs around today. St. Paul lettermen Jim Ken- ney and Dave Perez helped out in the effort. Boy, have times changed!

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The dance. held on Sunday the 25th, turned out successful. All night, Josie Cola. Michelle Merlino, Brad Rad- cliff. Miriam Fuentes. and Art Ca- safias could be seen out on the floor' Each year. the majorettes spin fire batons at the Homecoming halftime Joann De La Ossa helped keep the tradition alive on October 23. 4 M v A I, ,:. .., M' , h fi l ' MQW sf' X me ie f' -X.,-in W. - . M Q . ' elfalirwfw nllxifvbi i Ga 31: , ' 4 f . 4 f' 4 . ixfsbfrriigffgicisvwmyhiwlir-ii-4in-?kTQwr:MM-Rcmpliifatiagwr,-nxlzflel-'AwwY- ?.'I':f'R:2 ez?f?'P-vm-v1vii'.ith,Ml A3f'.1f--wxsm: ii -'im 2 1:ri-:f1.i1:H'.1w'11- 1, ii'-N.-f,3:i'lr2..i:f'B19i'ibilhfQui-fls3-W0x1Q5 bWQV4a2l:-ff'Qvkfrfiiw i-i3f:,.m1ewyi'ww,-imi1i:iv:,,im-wzimifiw1'..wsufm:.e:g:w:.:f51ff:-ff. i. ri-pq:--l-1, EHS - W i' A 'K' Li A f Wm .. -w:f,n51:'i- Afsrify.:,.a-ixikiifiwxvi ,.-Em'Ali:1-liiigmbisvlwvsmiwqgfigyrpgfsixf-Afffywhgae f W ,L,,5g:m3:a3'4k:5g,k' V - . . X .. . W V ii. X, - -X i.-.mv +1 . -,r:P:l:1, Ixml,.,,nfQ:fzef.wi.-..inkiiia:HAMWln'itiwmftraikiitrihrbI-f-QSQKFCQB, i?1'1,l4'MTliF:i?ll ,rim 1-.ei-,-in 4 x i- .,l:ffm,,,,,,, 5 ififniiiied -fe 17121 1,1 :Fas ' Q 4 6 o , ,,'-, - 'f ,'.' H.- -r-,!Q-- ,A-. -g ...A .uh i ,' V' f Q W i l ' A i W l W ii f i N l , W V ki f i Y . ,-, l N X 12 l ll THEME X i - 5' 'Q . ' me l 2 5:19551 , -.f :me lf-age' ef,-I '3ff?P f:fQ 1