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

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A. 4 4 .J 'N LOMI'OCLlNl0Nl32'HIGH SCI-lixflxl I 'Kifii' 'i 1' ' - . Gil? Q . - if , 9114 f ' , Ig X -Lia I ' l 4 ' 5 Nl JUNIOR CLASS 4 President ..,.,..,. .. .,,,,, ,,,...Y,.,,,,,,, , , ,, Y,,......,,. RAE STATICR Vice-President r Secretary . . Treasurer . ,, Class Teacher Class Colors Class Flower , .CIQSARINA PICNSA .IRXIA DOUGLASS ...GICQRGIA STARR . , ,,s, MISS SINGER IVLAXIIC and GREEN H...........,.SXVP1Ii'I' PEA X This year the Class of '26 has lived up to the high standards,whieh it set in former years. Besides being proficient in scholarship, the Junior Class excels in athletics-especially in basketball. This year both the boys and the girls took the interclass championship, the boys for the third consecutive time. . Various entertainments were given by the Juniors, mostly as business projects. The St. Patriek's dance and Card party given at the K. of P. hall was a very delight- ful affair. The elass has successfully undertaken, also, various pie and brain food sales, and has done its bit of A. S. Ii. entertaining. As a whole, the Juniors have been a very active class. Inspiration I get it from the birds at play, This inspirationg But when my thoughts I would array, 'Tis desperation. love to rime-pranee, glance, and lance, Illultiplication- But when it's this-love, death, and dance, 'Tis pure vexation. It's fine to give unto the world Some new creation, But not around my fi.nger's curled This inspiration. -H azel Scolari, '25.

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LoMPoc UNIONI 34 lHIGH SCHOOL opp-Q UQAQQE 5 Q5 S SOPHOMORE CLASS President ......,.. .,..........,.....,,.,.,,,.,Y,,.,,.,.,,,,w, w.,,..,.... B ERT HOWERTON Vice-President ,.... .,,,,.... N ADINE LARIMER Secretary ..,,....., ...,..,.... M ARY SKAARUP Treasurer ..w..w. ,,..,... D ONALD ADAM Class Teacher ,..,rA.....,rr NIISS PAINE Class Colors .. ..,,,.. ..,,,,s...,,..,,,,Cr ........ B L UE and GOLD The Class of '27 has made its importance felt on all sides. Socially, the Sophomores starred in a Freshman reception given in October. Both new teachers and new pupils were initiated, some unusual and amusing stunts figuring in the ordeal. As a climax, they fed the Freshmen with milk and animal crackers. Then, too, the class went to Surf for a picnic-supper, lNIay ninth. After an unsuccessful attempt to forget the chaperon by leaving her on the tennis court, the class motored to the beach. There, several of the more daring of the girls boarded a rowboat and succeeded in rowing upon and sticking fast to the onlv sand bar that the river held. After an hour of hysterics and swaying about, the stranded ones were eventually rescued. A supper followed. and after that both Sopbs and teachers skipped about in an enthusiastic game of Dare-Base. In the field of drama, the class presented f'The Dyspeptic Ogre before the A. S. B. They achieved most notable success in athletics by taking the hlarathon Cup offered by the Lompoc Record and Review, while they captured second place in the inter-class track meet, and third place in basket ball.