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

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X1 JIINTCHRCZLJXSS I ir.vl Sz'n1r'xfc'1' PAT HIGGINS 7 7 7 Prr'sidr'r1f7 77 VIRGINIA SHIROEDER Vi4'r-Prrsirlwzf BARBARA BETAQUE Sl'l'l'l'fdl'J' BARBARA BEGG 77 7 Trf'ax1m'r 7 Sr'1'0mf Sz'm:'xlrr VIRGINIA SHRoIaIxER SIIIRLIQY MARTIN BARBARA BIiTAQUIa X7ERNA RunoI.PII The activities of the Junior Class started when the Junior play, The Nutt Family was given by the following cast on November 4. DR.P.NUTTqPwmAy 7 META NUTT Chix zuifvj IMA NUTT fllix dazlglrfwj WALL NUTT flair xonj ORESTUS fz'urz'fufzf'r af Cr'exfJafi'j SYLVIA GAYLORD Qu llZ0l'il' sfarj CERISE flier maizfj 7 BEA WISE fa real esfafr' ageufj 7 77 HELENE SHELTON f0u'm'r of Cl'l'.Vflllll!'D ROSIE flier' 1mIi1fj7 7 LARRY SMART 7 7 ,,,, 7 7 VIVIAN TEPPER fbix azzulj CHARLOTTE NEAL 7 CRDRIG Liawis MAIKGAlKIiT HALI VIRGINIA SHRoranIaR JIMMY HIL,BUlRN DOUGLAS EvIiRIf'1 I EvIiI7vN HOUR SHIRLEY MAR'l'IN VERNA Ruuolmi-I H1iI.IiN Lu DAVIS SII.vIA Blsi BOB MERCIEIK BARBARA BIQGG EI,IaANoR FRATIS LILA7 7777 77 77 7 77 77 BARBARA BRTAQUI1 A prize of 955.00 was awarded to our class for selling the largest percentage of student body cards. We had a hard time claiming our money, but finally received it after much controversy with the Sophomores. The Junior Prom had as its setting a moonlight tropical night with swaying palms. The orchestra had for a background a small bamboo fence entwined with flowers. This is the dance given annually in honor of the Seniors, and we are looking forward to next year, when we can look down on the underclassmen and be entertained. It won'r be long now.

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It K uf' SOPHOMORE CLASS lfirxf Sl'llIl'Xfl'l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Svroml Sl'1lIl'Sfl'7' BEN RUIf'I NliR l'rc'xia'w1f .. .WILl.IAM OSTINI jialuw LAUBLY Vin'-Prvsiflmf ,,,, ROY LEARNDE JOHN SNYDER St'C'7'l'flIl'y , 7,,7 CAROL COOPER PATSY UPTON ., ,,Yl'llLl'dt1l'F ., PATSY UPTON C0111 NIiXSi0Ill'l' BEN RUIf'I NER The sophomores carried on the ancient custom of initiating the freshmen into the High School. We financed it by charging sightseers to watch the freshman supper. Different concoctions were mixed and fed to the Freshies . Several novel ideas were carried out. After dabbing them with paint, refreshments consisting of chocolate-milk and doughnuts were served. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing. Music was furnished by Verna Rudolph, playing the piano, assisted by Bill Hobbs, playing the drums. We are sure that the freshmen forgave us after such delightful entertainment. The freshmen retaliated by giving us a dance. Next the sophomore dance was held, which was considereda great success by all that attended. We are exceptionally proud of the hardy athletes who have represented us on every team this year. The coach will count very heavily on our class for next year's sports. Thirteen in our class belong to thc Varsity L Club, and we will have several new mem- bers in it this year. We have also been well represented in the various school clubs and activities this past year, including four in the Scholarship Society.