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

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LOMPOC UNION HIGH SCHOOL The L. U. H. S THE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY This organization for Senior High School students is to foster a higher stand- ard of scholarship and all round attainmcnts on the part of the students. The Scholarship Federation is a new order, but now of the state have adopted the idea of organization. Our the title of Chapter Number il-9, California Scholarship This year our advisor is Mrs. Carlson. The other Cherry, President, Carmen Oliver, Vice-President, Mildred Treasurer. Students who have earned membership in the Chapter fourths of the time in Senior High, and who are of Senior an official Chapter Pin. nearly all the schools local chapter received Federationf' officers arc: Donald Gentry, Secretary and during at least three- standing, are awarded Two of these pins were awarded last year: one to Elton Nicoles, and the other to Vera Winebrenncr. This year, three of the students have met with the requirements and will be awarded thc pin. A delegation consisting of Mrs. Carlson, Roy McHenry, Donald Cherry, Harold Risor, Cecilie Glidden, and Carmen Oliver, was sent to the Annual Con- vention which was held at Long Beach, December 21, 1923, and heard the very interesting reports of the activities of the different Chapters of the state, and also enjoyed the opportunity of hearing Judge Bledsoe, noted speaker, who de- livered an inspiring address on Organized Law. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY SPEAKERS Lompoc High was fortunate this year in the speakers who came there, and in the variety of subjects upon which they spoke. The list of speakers includes Rev. S. C. Schaeffer, Mr. Robinson, F. E. Dunne and Dr. Van Kirk. Mr. Schaeffer gave us a fine talk on Abraham Lincoln, on I.incoln's birthday. This talk was very inspiring. Mr. Robinson, of Santa Barbara High, came here to tell us about student self-government, and the success he has met in the use of that system. Mr. F. E. Dunne, of the National Bureau of Forestry, gave an excellent talk on Fire Prevention during the week in which that subject was stressed. Dr. Van Kirk told us his views concerning the United States' entrance into the League of Nations. As a whole, and individually, the speakers of this year were very good. SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT The one act comedy entitled The Man VVith The Bowler Hat, which was given by the Senior Class, was the first of a series of class programs to be given after A. S. B. meetings this year. It set a high standard for the other classes to live up to, and was melodramatic to the extreme. The scene was laid in a simply furnished living room of a modern middle class home. By mistake a company of actors had hit upon this placc in which to re- hearse their play. The Hero and Heroine, the Villain, and the Bad Man came and went in thrilling succession, while the mystery of the Rajah's ruby was never quite solved. I23l