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

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JUNIQR HIGH SCHQQL CDRGANIZATIQNS

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Firxf Sf'HIl'Xfl'1' KIQNNETH SMITH SHIRLEY TOGNETTI . ., YONEO SHIMOMURAW, . Firxl Sl'll1c'Sfl'Y CAROL DEVAUL . EIGHTH GRADE S-C CLASS OFFICERS ,. . PI'l'SIdl'IIf, . Vim'-Prcsidezzl . Swrffary-Treaszz rrfr .. S-B CLASS OFFICERS . . PI'z'sirIz'l1f BETTY MAE RUIQOLPH Vive-Pz'v.vifIw1i . BILLY PROUD . Firxl Sf'llI!'.Yfl'I' MARVIN COOPER L N PA'I'TY L1-QWILLLY PHYLLIS MOORE , L S:'vI'vlary-Tr1'a.I1zVer 8-A CLASS OFFICERS . Prr'xia'r'l1f., . Vi4'v-Przfsidrfnl ,,,, Sz'r1'r'fary-Trea.Iz1I'w' Sr'I'0ll:I Sc'lllr'Sf1'l' ,, LUCILLE PRIcIz SHIRLEY TOGNETTI JOE ARoscO Scfcond SI'mr'sfz'r . BILL ZVOLANIZK ,..,,.,,tJIMMY SLOAN . . THELMA DIMOCK Sefoml Sl'l1ll'Xf!'l' . BUDDY BEGG . ...DON SKINNER ...,..VIRGINIA HORN PSCUQC JUNIOR HI CLUBS The activities in which both seventh and eighth grades are interested in junior High are the clubs that the teachers sponsor. One of these groups is the Photograph Club. It was organized under the direction of Miszz Shelman for the purpose of help- ing the students learn the right way to get good snapshots. The club is taking pictures for the Junior High section of the Annual. The Airplane Clubl' is another interesting group. Mr. Winters has made a success of it. The members make and fly airplanes at the club. Still another club that is quite active is the Game Club. All that can be heard in Mr. Pcrry's room at the beginning of the activity period each week is a scramble of hands and AwIs. The most popular games have been Dick Tracy, Horse Racing, Pick-Up-Sticks, and, of course, Checkers, Spring play-offs were held to locate the champions of various games.

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4' 2 . ,l.a.m.:u-.,..... 1 X JAMBGREE There were three performances of the 1938 Jamboree, which was held on Febru- ary 2, 3 and 4. The stage set, wrich was of a modernistic mode, was more elaborate than any ever used before. As the Operetta was combined with the Jamboree this year, it was very musical. The choir, featuring Virginia Gaggs singing Alice Blue Gown, and Vivian O'Connor singing Ramona,' was the outstanding musical contribution. The biggest surprise of the evening was offorded when the High School Band swung outu to the tune of China Boy. Ferdinand the Bull' was very cleverly en- acted by a group of boys sponsored by Mr. Perry. Members of the Twin Camps took part in the Jamboree for the first time, pre- senting a very amusing skit on telephones. The constant work of the Stage and Lighting Crews, and the helpful and willing cooperation of the students and faculty, contributed largely to the success of the .Iam- boree. The executive committee was composed of Miss Grow, directorg Miss Bowen. Mr. Hull, Mr. Brubeck, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Garrison, and George Learned, Irene Shanklin, Uonald Stalker, Ben Ruffner, and Pat Higgins, student Committee. . Q a is is ' 22 i al . il E 3 i of Q 5 . Q . 3 l 1 -. . I, V , , l v 1 5 f ' 1 lk J X : t . i ,K A, s A 1 . E , . i I, Sli Ml. I ml lui.