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

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LOIVIPOI' UNION ll-ll HIGH SUHOOL rqalt ilinnse THE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Scholarship Society has been inactive this year. We hope to have a picnic or some other social ev-ent before the year is over, however. ln December we elected delegates to go to the annual convention of the Federation, which was held in Santa Barbara this year. The following people were sent as our delegates to the convention: Mildred Daniels, Ida lsom, Howard Marsh, Robert Hibbits, and Mr. Sims. From quite a large membership, the following officers were elected for the year: ' President - - - Mildred Daniels. Secretary-Treasurer ---- Robert Hibbits SPEA K ERS Very uplifting to us, and helpful in making this school better and more interesting, have been the addresses given by the fine speakers we have had this year. Mr. Ralph, minister of the Methodist Church, was the first one to speak to us. He came on November 25th and spoke to us on the true spirit of Thanksgiving Day. A week before Armistice Day, Mr. Younce and Mr. Weldon, both of the American Legion, talked to us, telling us of their plans for making the celebration of the day a success and asking our cooperation. They gave us a much better idea of how much Armistice Day means to the American Legion. At our Christmas Party we enjoyed listening to Mr. Bennetts, of the Presbyterian Church, who told us his idea of The Highest Successf On March 3l, Mr. Tennant, of the California Polytechnic School of San Luis Obispo, gave us an interesting talk and showed us motion pictures of the school, illustrating the work that is being done there and the opportunities offered for students interested in that line of work. Dr. Jones came on April 2, and told the boys of the opportunities avail- able for them in the Citizens' Military Training Camps this summer. He advised all that could to go.

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LUNIPOC' UNION Ilhl HIGH SFHOUL RAMONA ORCHESTRA DOROTHY HARRIS - Violin JEANETTE BROWN - Cello ALLEN OWEN - - Violin KENNETH HEIGES - Cornet RUTH HARRIS - - - Piano The Ramona Orchestra has appeared for many functions and is always warmly received, They do excellent worlc, and they promise in the future to bring many laurels to our school. TVIUSIC DEPAR'l'MEN'l' The Music Department, under Miss Little's direction, has done work of quite general nature this year, since music has been made a required subject. The various classes have had work in music appreciation, sight singing, and in the rudiments of music. The Senior Girls and the Eighth Grade Clee Club have done very splendid work. In the fall the boys gave a jolly minstrel show. This was a very clever production, one that was thoroughly appreciated by the audience. 'zgwgs'