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

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LOMPOC UNION E161 HIGH SCHOOL Senior Wills We, the class of '30 of L. U. H. S., Santa Barbara County, California, being of a sound mind and sane disposition, do hereby take this opportunity to publish and declare this, our last will and testament: I, Howard Winn, do hereby will my curly hair and winning ways to Alice Guerra, hoping she will profit by them as I have. I, Janie Grossi, do hereby will my height to Alfred Guerra, knowing he will win fame in basketball with so great a height. I, Helen Pickner, do hereby will my last pencil to the Saki Club, hoping that they will appreciate it. I, Mario Vial, do hereby will my winning ways with the girls to Tom Mouse Hayes. I, Irma Benedict, do hereby will my winning ways to Jeannette Fair- banks, hoping she will make good use of them. I, Louise Smith, do hereby will my fountain pen to the student most in need of one. I, Velma Smith, do hereby will to Bill Maclnnes my chewing ability. It will increase his popularity with the faculty. I, Charles Ferrari, do hereby will my cut-out to Albert Bodine to quali- fy with the State Law. I, Dora Romero, do hereby will my knowledge of Spanish to Eileen Swan and Irene Brooks. I, Robert Benjamin McCain, Jr., do hereby will to Leo Archer my artistic spit curl. It should prove to be a great aid to achieving prowess with the ladies. I, Dorothy Riggs, do hereby will my timidity in Mrs. Benson's room to Berdina Huyck, hoping this may help her to quiet her boisterous ways in Do- mestic Science. I, Adeline Acquistapace, do hereby will my athletic ability to Marjorie Harris. I, Earle Gillett, do hereby will the speed of my Ford to Hartley Glidden. I, Dorothea Shelman, do hereby will my make-up box to Roxie Noe, hop- ing it will decrease her cosmetic expenses. I, Vivien Cronholm, do hereby will my real affection for music to Walter Spanne. I, Edgar Horn, do hereby will my ability in athletics to Maurice Cline, as I am sure he will make something of it. I, Genetta Cheatham, do hereby will some of my pep to Marjorie Fischer. I, Lena Moody, will my ability in answering Chemistry questions for others to Lois Jennings, providing she fills my place. I, Francis Beattie, do hereby will my height to Chet Anderson, hoping that it will enable him to dance with Miss Ness. I feel that this is one of his greatest ambitions. ' I, Gloria Stockton, do hereby will my slicker and galoshes to Helen

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The day has at LOMPOC UNION I'15l HIGH SCHOOL First Semelter Fenton Holloway ............. Senior History Class Officers ,President ....,....,.. ..,... Second Semester .Robert McCain Leroy Summers ,,,,,.,,,.,,A,,,4 Vice President ...... ....... E arle Glllett Alice Smiley .A,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, S ecretary .,...,............ .,..... H elen Pickner Nina Williams ,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, , Asst. Secretary ....... .,.... I rene Howerton Francis Beattie .... ,, ,,,4.,,,, Treasurer .............. .... . . Edgar Horn ,.,,.,,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,A Yell Leader .........,.,.......... l ast come when the Seniors paus .Edgar Horn .Neal Westrope e to look back on four successful years of school. As Freshmen, we were given the four years' sentence. We felt proud, but to our Seniors we were just the incoming Freshiesf' As Sophomores, we took our turn to initiate the Freshmen. We also gained a footing in athletics. When we became Juniors, we felt we were equal to the Seniors. We were highly complimented on the Prom. During this year the Junior girls took first place in basketball. Now, as Seniors, we- feel that we have just completed one of the most progressive years of all. One of the best features of this year was the Senior Play, Believe Me Xantippef' Those taking part in the play were: Velma Smith, Catherine Harris, Nina Williams, Kenneth Heiges, Howard Winn, Edgar Horn, Francis Beattie, Neal Westrope, Fenton Holloway and Pat Sims. On May 1, the Seniors ran away to Gaviota. The next day showed the effects of our good time hiking, swimming and boat riding. Many of our Seniors held prominent offices. A. S. B. Officers were: Kenneth Heiges-President, first semester. Fenton Holloway-Vice President, first semester. Leroy Summers-President, second semester. Genevieve Ramos-Secretary, second semester. Janie Grossi-Assistant Secretary, second semester. Girls' League officers were: Francine Cazenave, Irene Howerton, Janie Genevieve Ramos, Elisa Lafourcade, Helen Pickner and Ida Guerra. In athletics, also, the Seniors did their part. The basketball team kept good work, and carried off the County Championship for the third time. Letters were awarded to Kenneth Heiges and Mario Vial of the Heavyweight team, and to Leroy Summers of the Lightweight team. In football, letters were awarded to Mario Vial, Francis Beattie, Pat Sims and Neal Westrope. The girls also took their place in athletics. Eight of the Senior girls played on the basketball teams. These were: Ida Guerra, Captain, Genetta Cheatham, Irene Howerton, Lena Moody, Janie Grossi, Genevieve Ramos, Helen Pickner and Elisa Lafourcade. When we look back over the four years spent together, and the friend- ships made, we will consider them four of the happiest years of our life. Grossi, up the

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LOMPOC UNION l17fI HIGH SCHOOL Davis, doing my best to make it possible for her to spend the week end in Santa Barbara in case of rain or shine. I, Vernon Schuyler, do hereby will my timid ways with the girls to Freddie Ruffner, hoping he wins more dates than I have had during my Senior Year. i I, Kay Batkin, do hereby will my specs to Anna Alcott, here's hoping they will be as much help to you as they have been to me, Anna. I, Floyd Berkenkamp, do hereby will my slow tactics to the fast and furious Fred Boie. I, Pat Sims, do hereby will to Dean Pittman my broad scientific know- ledge. I, Ida Guerra, do hereby will the Case to the rest of the gang who are left behind. I, Randles DeWeber, do hereby will my ambition for historical know- ledge to Lindsay Hardenbrook. I, Genevieve Ramos, do hereby will my salutatory phrase, Hello, every body , to Don Hall. I, Fenton Holloway, do hereby will unto Harry Betaque my ability to take electrical charges, hoping he will have a chance to use it. I, Irene Howerton, do hereby will my dancing ability to Harry Rule, hoping he will take advantage of all the dances. I, Nina Williams, do hereby will my giggles to Luella Ray. I, Neal Westrope, do hereby will my blushing weakness to Jimmy Higgins, hoping he will benefit by it. I, Francine Cazenave, do hereby will my blonde curly locks to Miss Hamann. I, Emma Schuler, do hereby will my red hair to Erwin Holloway. He will never notice the addition of a few. I, Kenneth Heiges, do hereby will my good behavior shown in all classes to Harold McCain. I, Alice Smiley, do hereby will my wrist watch to Walter Schuyler, providing he will let the school in general use it in the years to come. I, Hellene Hardesty, do hereby will my studious ambitions to Matt How- erton, hoping he will appreciate them. I I, Elisa Lafourcade, do hereby will my ability to play basketball to my sister, Lucille Lafourcade. I, Laila Randall, do hereby will to the girls of the dressing room my place at the mirror. I, Muriel Fields, do hereby will my skill in oratory to Madeline Rhoades. I, Vincent Valla, do hereby will my knowledge of Spanish to Esther Harris. I, Catherine Harris, do hereby will my modest ways to Wilma Whipple, hoping they will keep her from becoming too boisterous. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this fourth day of June, A. D., One thousand Nine hundred Thirty. QSEALJ fSignedJ CLASS OF 1930,