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

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LA PURISIMA Qi' ...e l e . A. S. B. Programs We have enjoyed several very good programs this year, amusfng as well as instructive. So far, three classes have given their stunts as has been the custom in past years. The Freshmen gave a one-act playg the Sophomores, a Spanish playg and the Juniors, a take-off on the-Senior Play. What the Seniors have in store for us is as yet a mystery. The Jr. High people have also done their part in furnishing entertain- ment for the school. They have given a Mother Goose scene, Alice in Movie- land, and several other little skits. The Girls' League put on one of the stunts which they gave in Santa Barbara at the Convention. Among our musical programs we have had selections from the orchestra, band, and Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. The Jubilee Quartet also gave us a sample of their program. A Scholarship This society is composed of students receiving ten points or more during a report period. An A grade in three solid subjects is required to make the necessary ten points. At the beginning'of the year those qualifying for the society met and elected Dorothy George president, and Louise Griffin secretary. Although we have been socially inactive this year, a greater number of pupils have succeeded in gaining membership than in the past few years. The list of members includes Dorothy George, Theodore Adams, Edna David- son, Helen Ruffner, Velma Smith, Elizabeth Watson, Fenton Holloway, Allen Owen, Evelyn Henning, and Louise Griffin. Two Seniors, Theodore Adams and Dorothy George, will receive the coveted Scholarship pin Commencement Night. Qi I20l