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

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LA PURISIMA I 'ilu .A l U' W' ,W 9 'Sf' swim AND simian EVERY YEAR 'ml' l EM 'lxiffgi 4, lu. gzrfl lj ' I . 1 -, IME o - - ill, . 5 .. , 'ff' l35'.fl' ii, .. .L Class of '31 A President ......,....,,Y.. .,,.......,,..,7..,7,,...........,, E dward Kalin Vice-President .,,.,.. .......,..A,,, F red Ruffner Secretary ..,...77.,... ..,.... J eanette Fairbanks Treasurer ......,....,,,,,.s,,,,,.,,..,,s.........,.s..,,.,,,,,,,, Evelyn Main Oh boy, what a feeling! We're in High School now, but feeling rather small and fully prepared for a ducking. The Freshman reception was a source of mystery-something that we did not know whether to welcome or dread. Our anxiety was relieved about the middle of the school term by invitations to the party. Francis Beattie, the Sophomore president, gave us an address of weleome, which was answered by the Freshman president, Edward Kalin. The Freshman class can boast of some fine athletes in all the sports. Letters were given to several in our class: to Kalin and Smiley for football, to Horn and Smiley for basketball, and to Kalin for baseball. We have some excellent material for next year also. The Freshman performance for the Student Body showed that we had good talent in other lines than athletics. We gave a short farce called Why Photographers Go Mad. The whole cast of our play did well, and Carter Fry showed partlcular talent as the photographer. Thanks to Miss Holmes' untiring effort, our entertainment ranked high among those of the past year. l29'l

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LA PURISIMA boys of our class made the required number of credits almost every period. These were Velma Smith, Elizabeth Watson, Fenton Holloway, and Allen Owen. This was not the only organization in which the Sophomores predomi- nated, for two thirds of the officers of the Girl's League, second semester, were from our class. Those holding office in the two semesters were Eliza LaFourcade, Velma Smith, Elizabeth Watson, Francine Cazenave, Catherine Harris, and Irene Howerton. Some of our girls also held A. S. B. offices. Velma Smith was secretary the first semester, and Genetta Cheatham has been our peppy yell leader the whole year. We also entertained the A. S. B. with a clever Spanish play called Una Tragedis de Amor. Some of the character parts were taken by Eliza LaFour- cade, Kenneth Heiges, Allen Owen, and Francine Cazenave. Our class has also taken an active part in school athletics, and three of our boys, Edgar Horn, Kenneth Heiges, and Howard Winn, are lettermen. Of the girls, Ida Guerra and Janie Grossi received their second letter, and Genetta Cheatham and Irene Howerton their first. Then last and most im- portant, our girls won the school championship in basketball. Friday, May 11, was the date set for our class dance. It was well attended and everyone enjoyed it. It was a very happy ending for our Sophomore year. ' Altogether, I am sure we all think this has been a most satisfactory year, and we have reason to be proud of our class. 7 ' ' '- F Isl' 2 C l28l

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LA Pu RISIMA ,iffy -EX' ml he The Junior High School Junior High Student Body Officers First Semester Second Semester Mary Morehart ....,.,..... President ..,...,...... ..,..., N orval Miller Lindsay Hardenbrook.Vice-President ............., Evelyn Rule Irene Brooks .,.............. Secretary ......,... ....... A nna June Paulman Wilma Whipple ,...,...,... Treasurer ......, ....... A lbert Pope Esther Harris .w,... .,,... Y ell Leader .....,., .,..... M artin Mockford. W Maurice Cline ............., Yell Leader .....,,..,........ Marguerite Wilson The eighth grades have class organizations this year. Last December the 8-A grade published a little newspaper called The Knock Out, con- taining accounts of activities, stories, poems, jokes, and cartoons. X The 8-B class is leaving a picture of the Constitution, as a memorial from the 8-B class of '28. Miss Hamann organized a Junior High band, which has played before the Student Body and for other organizations. An operetta, Alice in Movieland, was given by both eighth grades under direction of Miss Hamann. The main characters were: Alice, Marjorie Fischer, Jackie, Stuart Mockfordg Comedian, William Schuyler, Funny Man, Maurice Cline, Burglar, Albert Pope, Vampire, Marguerite Wilson, Movie Maids, Louise Murray and Lorean Horng,Stage Manager, Lloyd Kaling Ballen- tina, Mary Lou French, Fatty, Orin Randall, Ruth, Annabel Olingerg Camera Man, Harry Day, Cowboy, Walter Manfrinag Director, George Schulerg Society Editor, Leilela Meyers. The Junior Block L Club, organized this spring, is made up of boys who have won their letter in Junior High athletics. They support the athletics and boost the teams, as well as hold an annual picnic. The officers are: President, Harry Dayg Vice-President, George Schulerg Secretary, Armand Cazenave. Other members are Lloyd Kalin, Maurice Huyck, Harry Koeke- backer, Alfred Guerra, Delphino Garcia, Lloyd Canfield, William Schuyler, l30l