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

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F i LA PURISIMA Senior Will I, Eldon Abbey, do hereby will and bequeath my abundance of energy and activity to James Higgins. I Pk P14 Pk Pk ak I, Glenn Adams, bequeath my California top to Earl Gillett, hoping that it will keep his car as dry as it has kept mine. I, Theodore Adams, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do hereby will and bequeath my way with the wimmin to Bill Schuyler. I, Ernest Brooks, do will and bequeath my dancing feet to Vernon Schuyler. if :if PF Pk S1 I, Boyd Canfield, will and bequeath my Ford to Mutt Beattie and Jeanette Fairbanks jointly. There's a lot of service in it yet. 2? if Dk Pk PK I, Fred Canfield, will my extensive knowledge of book-keeping to Irene Howerton, hoping that she will accomplish more with it than I ever could. I, Edna Davidson, do hereby will my red shoes to Edna Rufner, feeling sure that she will fully appreciate their artistic possibilities. rk all PF if PS4 I, George Fabing, do will my flowing, black mustachios to Harry Rule. Pk FF 2? Pk S1 I, Marion Fairbanks, do bequeath and will my fountain pen to the school in general, knowing that it will be greatly appreciated. I, Dorothy George, do will my pug nose, curly hair, and ability to diet to Evelyn Henning. Perhaps this will give her more time to devote to her studies next year. 2 Pk ak 2? Pk I, Clarence Gorzell, do will my marvelous vocabulary to Louise Grifin, she being the only one who will appreciate its possibilities. Ik 1? Pk S1 Ik - I, Dorothy Harris, do hereby will and bequeath my studious appearance and dignified mien to Georgia Barker. Pk :lf 22 Pl: Pk I, John Henning, will my bicycle to the school, the desire for it will be so keen that giving it to any one person would cause ill feeling. if 251 Pk Pk Pk I, Grace Hutchison, do will and bequeath my soft southern accents to Velma Smith, who desires them above all else. ' if wk Pk Pk FF I, Ida Isom, hereby will my ability as a thrill driver to Janie Grossi. I 14 l

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LA PURISIMA First Semester William Amneus Helen Rulfner ,7,. Theodore Edna Davidson ........... Senior Class President .,........,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice-President ,,d,,,,,,,.,,, , ,Secretary ..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Ass't. Secretary .,......... .Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,, , Second Semester Dorothy George Dean Martin Helen Ruffner .Marion Fairbanks Jocelyn Lowry The class of '28 looks back upon a very eventful year. Captain Applejack, probably one of the greatest achievements of the class during their four years of high school, was acknowledged as a pro- duction quite worthy of the high praise that it received. Keen interest was created in the play through its villanous pirates and bold buccaneers. April 27 the class sneaked ofl' to El Capitan and had their long an- ticipated picnic. Good eats and any quantity of cold bathing were the main attractions of the day. The following offices of honor were held by seniors during the year: Girls' League for the first semester: President, Dorothy George, Secre- tary, Helen Rufnerg Athletic Manager, Ida Isom, Treasurer, Dorothy Harris-. Girls' League during the second semester: President, Helen Ruifnerg Chairman of Welfare Committee, Jocelyn Lowryg Athletic Manager, Ida Isom. A. S. B. Officers: President, Charles Oliver and Boyd Canfield, Treasurer, Louis Morehart. The Seniors entered athletics and made a good showing, four making letters in football: Dean Martin, George Fabing, Horace Smith, and Boyd Canfield. Ernest Brooks, Boyd Canfield, and Dean Martin were contributed to the heavy weight basketball squad, but were not successful in earning a letter. Fred Canfield and George Fabing were the only entrants in track, but little was done in the sport this year. Dean Martin was the only entrant in baseball. Girls' sports offer such small opportunity that Ida Isom was the only girl who won a letter. June 6 will be the Seniors' big night. Caps and gowns are to worn by the out going class.. This innovation has been discussed before, but we are the first to adopt it. l13l 1

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LA PURISIMA I, Audrey Jennings, do hereby will my ability to write shorthand notes to Stanley Howerton, knowing he will be glad of this bequest. 2k P3 if il is I, Jocelyn Lowry, do will and bequeath my height to Genetta Cheatham, as I know she will need it next year in basketball. if S1 if 212 if I, Rena Manfrina, do bequeath to Clifford Gilkerson my ability to talk. It may keep him out of trouble. 2!1 if 2k 214 YF I, Dean Martin, do leave, as my final bequest, my beloved Ford to Nelson and his gang, for experimental purposes only. ii 24 251 231 I, Louis Morehart, will my ability to keep books to the new treasurer of the A. S. B. next semester. 2l2 is 232 251 X I, Lottie Murillo, do will all of my 4 feet 1114 inches of height to Laila Randall, hoping it will prove an advantage to her when looking in the girls' dressing room mirror. 231 if 212 2k 14 I, Charles Oliver, do hereby, in my last will and testament, bequeath my place onlthe scholarship society to Fenton Holloway. ' I, Esther Ostini, will my small sweet voice to Elizabeth Watson, hoping that she will make better use of it than I have. I, Milburn Pickner, do will and bequeath my only history grades to Miss 4 Fisk to give to any needy and worthy person. V 2lf 254 214 Pl' 214 'I Jennie Purdy, do will my compact to Martha Plo. She may not have to purchase a new one next year. if if Pls 212 2F I, the ornery Emery R. Randall, do hereby bequeath my freckle cream to Miss Edna Lair, hoping that she will be as successful with it as I have been. ' 221 if is 2k Ss I, Helen Ruffner, bequeath my quiet disposition to Helen Donovan in hopes that it will keep her from becoming too boisterous. :k Pk xc :ic :if I, studious Frank' Scolari, will my unused knowledge of Spanish to Morton White. . 4- Q 4- .r I, Horace Smith, do will my dignified manner to Pirate Jennings. This may keep his name off the demerit list next year. if 2? 212 232 Pk I, Mary Valla, will my desk in Geometry to Randles DeWeber, hoping that it will bring him the same results that it brought me. ' I15l .. ' ii-