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

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LA PURISIMA Band A High School band is something new in our school history, and altho still a novelty, it promises to be an important figure in future activities. So far, the band has not made as great a name for itself as the orchestra, for it has not appeared as many times in public. It has played for the Boy Scout Court of Honor, one baseball game, and several High School assemblies. Junior Hi Orchestra l25l

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LA PURISIMA Orchestra The Lompoc High School is justified in taking great pride in its orchestra this year. Although we had an orchestra two years ago, it was not very large, consequently, it was not expected to participate in many public per- formances. Due to the increased interest in instumental work this year, the number of players has grown to eighteen. This interest on the part of the pupils is reflected correspondingly in the interest of the community, and our orchestra has had many opportunities to play in public. In addition to play- ing for our Assemblies, the Senior Play, and the Junior Hi Operetta, they have played for the Eastern Star, Rotary Club, Farm Bureau, P. T. A., and the Masonic Program. ' The orchestra has made great progress during the first year of its existence, and we feel sure that it will do greater things in years to come. Members of Orchestra: Allen Owen, violin, Edwin Jenks, violin, Elvey Callis, violin, Pat Sims, violing Ross Ruth, violin, Harry Betaque, violin, Alys Smith, violin, David Winans, mellophoneg Dale Callis, mellophoneg Howard Couch, cornetg Randles DeWeber, trombone, William'McLaughlin, baritone, Kenneth Heiges, cornetg Norval Miller, cornetg Albert Pope, cornet, Billy Polack, Saxophone, Jack Burton, clarinet, Harold McCain, drum, Alice Smiley, piano, Murial Reed, piano, Leila Meyers, cello, Johnny Graton, drum. Next year our school band hopes to be on hand at all our athletic games, believing that band music will be a great drawing card in the athletic events. We have not a very' strong rooting section, and the band will add greatly to our display of school spirit. l24l . -1-L-xv- ,, ...nk , ,

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LA PURISIMA ff74Y,'7 Q'l9Z.9 K3 fd kiwi! , , 81 -Q-EJ.. c- Class of '29 President ............., ...... S am Morehart Vice President ,,...... ,,,,,.AA, G eorge Mack Secretary .........Y....,... 77,.... G eorgia Barker Assistant Secretary .,...,, ,,,AA., E dna Ruffner Treasurer ..,...' ...,,Y..Y...... .,...., D o novan Main Class Advisor ,7,.,.,......,,,.,.,.............,,.....,.,.,,,.., Miss Bowen The Junior class has played an important part in school life this year. In athletics we made a very good showing. The boys won the Inter- class Basketball Championship. The High School Basketball Team, which has had a very successful year, was composed entirely of Junior boys. Although we have been .busy with athletics, the whole class has been working to make money for the Junior Prom, which is to be given May 25. Two successful ice cream sales were held. We also held a food sale at the Forester's Hall, May 5. We are to sponsor a concert to be given by the Boy's Glee Club of Santa Barbara Teachers College, May 18. Even though we have been working for the Prom., we have not been too busy to give A. S. B. a very interesting program. 'fCaptain Applesauce, a burlesque of the Senior play, Captain Applejack, 'was given and was en- thusiastically received. I'26l