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

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LOMPOC UNION i171 HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY The Associated Student Body of the High School is the one organization to which all members of the High School belong. The meetings are held during school hours, bi-monthly. After the regular business meeting, we usually have some sort of a program. So far this year, we have had several speakers, motion pictures, a play given by our Faculty, a very clever program given by the Freshmen, and a Spanish play, by the Sophomores. As this book goes to press, rumors of programs to be presented by the other classes are in the air. November Ilth our float won first prize of twenty-five dollars C3251 in the big parade. We also had booths uptown and down at the park where we sold food. On December 12th we had our second annual Christmas Party and a white gift booth for charity. After a short program, we danced for a few minutes. The Seniors furnished the entertainment: the Juniors, the tree: the Sophomores had charge of the White Gift Booth. We were represented this year at the Scholarship Convention, held in Santa Barbara in December, by several delegates, and we also sent a team of typists to the typing convention at Los Angeles. We, the Student Body, have put out this, the fourth annual, entirely without any outside financial aid. This has been possible because everyone has worked so faithfully. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department has had a very successful year. The girls have shown great interest and enthusiasm for their work. The Household Science Department entertained on several occasions and were complimented highly on their efficiency. In January they gave a luncheon for the Rotary Club, and in April a dinner for the Trustees, their success being due partly to the new silver and table linen so recently acquired. The Household Art Department gave an exhibit at the close of the year, showing the garments that had been made throughout the school year. The Household Science Department assisted by serving punch and wafers.

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LOMPOC' UNION E161 IIIGII SFHOOI. Y :Q 2 v gs' v 1 , Q ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY First Semester RAE STATEII ,,,,,,..,,..,,... LOYCE GRAGG ....., JESSIE SHORT ,......,.. IIOXVARD MARSH ...........,,. UIIARLES VAN ZANDT ..,.., ,, VIRGINIA TRUAX ,,,,., ,,,, CABINET . .,,..,,, President .,,,,,, , ,....Vice-Presidentu.. ..,..,..SeC1'etary....A,.. Tl'92lSllI'9I',. Sec-ond Semester ...,,,.XVAI.TER STEIVART LYNN BIJRKENKAM P ,,.,......IENNIE KEI.I,lHER ,ROBERT HIHHITS ,,....YeI1 LPil.lIQl'...,.,,,, ........RIC'HARD NVATERS Assistant Secretary .,...... ,,....... D OROTIIY GEORGE W k X !

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IIOMPOC' IINION IINI IIIGII SFIIOOI, tx., Ms? Y' .-: h 5 Eater JUNIOR ANNUAL REPORT We came -in I923g We saw -the goal four years aheadg We conquered -three of those years successlully. As Freshmen we licked the Seniors. As sophomores we ducked the Freshmen and suppressed the rest of the upper classmen. As junfors we are sure we equal even the Seniors. This year the Juniors have been prominent in every activity in the school. The Scholarship Society is being fairly represented by the Juniors each report period. On the High School Debate team are four Juniors. Many juniors hold high offices in the Hi-Y and Girls' League, the two best organizations of the school. This year the Juniors continue to shine in athletics. Four captains have been chosen from the class of '27, There were three letter men on the football team from the junior class and three on the basketball team. We had eight men on the track team, and because of their good work the 27's carried off the honors in the Inter-Class Track Meet. ln the cross-country run they won the Record-Review Cup. In baseball there are seven Juniors out for regular practice at the present time. They are hoping to win again the Lenfest Baseball Trophy, which the class of '27 captured last year. nf'-