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

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THE L. U. H. S. STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ... BUSINESS MANAGER SVHOOI. LIFIC V..... A'l'HI,H'I'ICS ... AR'l ........ LITERARY ... JOKES .... wx' J5 was-S ff I no S '4 .f.-f - x fl Qt g l! v+ 5 . M:1rg:1rc-t Truurc . I.:111rvncv H4-igcs . . . .Lotllvlc Millvr 1 . . Roy NICHt'llF5' . . . vvillifllll Nugus . . . Donald Cherry Frvdcfrick M:1rsll:Lll

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QQQS LOMPOC UNION HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES MRS. C. S. LARSEN, President MR. I.. S. DOUGLASS, Vive-Presirlmzt MR. D. IMCDONALD, Secretary MRS. D. R. DANIELS MR. R. A. LAZIER FACULTY LILLIAN P. YVILLIAMS, Principal ................ Latin, Physical Education LYMAN KIDMAN, Vice-Principal ...... Manual Training, Physical Education MRS. MARTHA CARLSON ....... ................... H istory, Spanish VIOLET BECK ............ ....... D rawing GERTRUDE N. BOWEN .... .... E nglish ELLSWORTH N. GREEN . . . .... . . .... Science SELMA LOVOLD ......... ................ ....... E n glish MRS. HAZEL DINSDALE .... Home Economics, General Science MARY B. PAINE ....... ..... ..... C o mmercial Subjects LOUISE SCROGGY .. .... Mathematics, Music Q-.Wx T Q' 1 X V' 4.

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