Lompoc High School - La Purisima Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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LOMPOC UNION f191 HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '27 OFFICERS: DON ADAM .,,............. ............ .......... ICMILIE GLIDDEN ,,...... BOB MAIN ,.,,.........,. STELLA SLOAN ....... UION ADAM .......,.. RUTH HARRIS .,...,.,..,..,........,....................... LARKSPUR AND SCOTCH BROOM .......,. ..., .........Prvsident Vice-President ...,,..,.Sec1'etary ............TI'6il.Slll'9l' .Cup Manager ,Cup Manager .Class Flower

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LUNIPOC' UNION IISI IIIIIII SUIIUOI, - - , 1 -L 1 B .,-A b., . :-, I , V 1-' .' 't - , . i L H.. : ill .- 5. it .. , ' ' ' ' 'Q 2.476 JUNIOR ANNUAL REPORT We came -in I923g We saw -the goaI four years aheadg We conqueredn-three of those years successIuIIy. As Freshmen we Iicked the Seniors. As Sophomores we ducked the Freshmen and suppressed the rest of the upper classmen. As Juniors we are sure we equaI even the Seniors. This year the Juniors have been prominent in every activity in the school. The Scholarship Society is being fairly represented by the juniors each report period. On the High School Debate team are four juniors. IVIany Juniors hold high offices in the Hi-Y and GirIs' League, the two best organizations of the schooI. This year the Juniors continue to shine in athletics. Four captains have been chosen from the cIass of '27. There were three letter men on the footbaII team from the junior cIass and three on the basIcetbaII team. We had eight men on the track team, and because of their good work the 27's carried off the honors in the Inter-Class Track Meet. In the cross-country run they won the Record-Review Cup. In baseball there are seven juniors out for reguIar practice at the present time. They are hoping to win again the Lenfest BasebaII Trophy, which the cIass of '27 captured Iast year. 'Y '

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LOMPOI' UNION l20j HIGH SCHOOL QPH MDRE SOPHOMORE ANNUAL REPORT The first meeting of the Sophomore Class was held September l0, l925. At this meeting our officers were elected. A reception was given in honor of the new-comers in our school com- monly known as the Freshmen. The first part of the evening the chief guests were initiated. The rest of the time was spent in playing games and dancing. The visitors were served with lemonade, ice cream, and cake, after which they unwillingly departed. The second event of class interest was a one-act comedy entitled, The Teeth of the Gift Horse, which was presented at the time of the minstrel show. The cast of the play included Grace Hooker, ldell Olson, Ruth Hooker, Boyd Canfield, Edna Davidson and Alice DeFrees. At the time of the County Fair, our people filled their part of the program by singing a numlber of Spanish songs. Those in the chorus wore Spanish costumes and made a very picturesque group on the stage. Those taking part were: Grace Hooker, Howard Marsh, Mayville Kelliher, Helen Ruffner, Dean Martin, Alice Defrees, Louise Morehart, Ernest Brooks, Jocelyn Lowry, Dorothy George and Virginia Truax. The pianist was Ruth Harris. The athletes of our class are: Boyd Canfield, 220 yard dash, l00 yard dash, Ernest Brooks, high jump: Harvey Olinger, broad jump, 220 yard low hurdles, pole vault, and Mayville Kelliher, pole vault and 220 yard low hurdles. Not only did the boys participate in such stunts, but the girls made quite a name for themselves in basket ball. The captain is Ruth Hooker, and in the team are: Virginia Truax, Dorothy Harris, lda lsom, Edna Davidson, Audrey Jennings, with Dorothy George and Mary Vance as substitutes.