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

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The L. U. II. S. Lomroe L'N1oN mon scuool. ,5 ' I4 . A vpn V' 'S , S I yu . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The thirty members of the Glee Club, under the leadership of Miss Mackenzie, have made great improvement this year, particularly along the lines of tone quality, tone placement, and ability to follow the baton. The keen interest of the girls has been an important factor in the success of this yearls work. Since their first bow to the public in November, when they appeared before the Alpha Club, they have won highly merited praise from those who have heard them. February twelfth they assisted in Miss Mackenzie-'s costume concert. March twenty-first, aided by the Boys' Glee Club, they gave a concert of their own. Spanish dances and songs by Carmen Oliver and fesarina Pcnsa, and a colonial minuet by eight of the girls in costume made this program additionally interesting. May ninth the Boys' and Girls' Clubs, assisted similar organizations in Santa Maria in giving a concert that was very enjoyable. This was a pleasant experience for the clubs, and their members hope it may be repeated. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA For several years Lompoc High School has been without an orchestra. not because there was no desire for one, hut because it was difficult to find either a place in thc school program for one or a member of the faculty who had time to devote to the work. This year Miss Caroline Schwab undertook the formation of an organization, which has achieved creditable success. Composing the orchestra are: Ruth Burnor and Harold lVestcott. first violinsg Emery Randall and Ruth Vance, second violinsg Mr. Green and Allan lVeseott. eornctsg Rae Statcr, tromboncg Randall Daniels, drumsg and Mildred Daniels, piano. t28l