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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1946 volume:

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I11 111'11l'1' 111 111111111111 11 11111111 111' 11115 R.1111115511.11111 111 511111111 f1'1I11111011, 11111 511111 fxlloxl' 11111 5-1111111111 111 11111 5111'1111 11'l1f11f1.f111'HY-,111 1f1'111'1 'f---115 11111 1111111111 11 13 11111 1111111' 111-111 11111 141-4-6C'11l1l1IJ1 111 111,11 P11115111111 111111 f71'f1.fl1111l 115 11111' 111 f111'1111'1' 1115 1111' 111 11111, 1111111 511111111 115 11115 115 1111'111'1'11551115. -1101? I'I,l1'Cf11!1.1P STAFF BOB HAPGOOD Editoizin-Chief MINNIE BELLE HOOVER Assistant Editor FORREST STAFFANSON Pictorial Editor GRACE MCKINLEY Art Editor BOB ROBISON Organizations Editor JOANNE GALBRAITH Assistant Art Editor CHARLES DEERING Sports Editor PATRICIA PROUD Alumni Editor B RUCE HANSON Assistant Business Manager MARY MOORE Activities Editor CLYDE MARQUART Business Manager LENORE HOAG Senior Editor DOLO RES PI-IELPS Sophomore Editor THERESA MARTIN Freshman Editor DOROTHY ANN CROSS Junior Editor MARGHARITE COLHY Advisor THALIA LINES Advisor xx 2 -Q. Seniors 4 ,Y w- ,yzpfiff 'Z ' Qkwn gf X ff, J X Lb: YIYIEN ADKINS Ushers' Club 1. '. Q, Stage 3 Choir 4 Band 3 LAVVRENCE ARM-STRONG Light Crew 2, 3, 4 S. A. M. 2, 3 MARGIE AZBlLL Stage 3, 4 I PHYLLIS BRYSON Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 'Yell Leader 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1. 2 Pep Club 3 Junior Play Staff 3 Senior Play Cast, 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 ,-R. BOB ALEXANDER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Commissioner Cl Class President 2 MARJORIE ANN AVILA CYO 2, 3 BETTY BONHAM BETTY BURUH Tri-Y 2, 3 Senior Play Staff 4 JOHN CHAVES l OB COX Lettermen's Club 2, 3. 4 Senior Play Baseball 2, 4 3,4 Basketball 2, Football 2, Band 3, 4 Stage 3 4 Light Crew BOB l5VVlNG 3, 4 3 Football 4 Basketball Baseball 2. ' Lettermeifs Club 2. 3. 4 S. A. M. 4 XIRGINIA GROSSINI G. A. A. 2. .J CYO 2, Il -3 Talent Night 2 Class Yell Leader CZ. 4 Stage 4 HOSE MARIE CHILSON Tri-Y 2, Cl, 4 G. A. A. 2 Pep Club 3 Junior Play 3 Band 3, 4 Senior Play 4 GERTRUDE DeB0l.T G. A- A. 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 Senior Play 4 Stitch and Chatter Club 4 Scholarship Society 4 .IOANSINE FRIIS G. A. A. 1 Choir 3 BOB HAPGOOD Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Football 2. 3, 4 Lettermen's Club, 3, 4 Scholarship Society 2, 3, 4 A, S. B. Vice Presi- dent 3 A. S. B. Secretary 4 Junior Play 4 Boys' State 3 Annual Staff 2, 4 PAT HILDNIKH HAND Band 1, 2. I1 Choir 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Orchestra 2 Junior Play Staff 3 Senior Play Staff 4 A. S. B. Treasurer LUD HOBBS Rand 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Scholarship Society A. S. B. Yell Leader 3. 4 Orchestra 1. 2 Boys' State 3 STAN HOLL ISTE ll Basketball 2, 4 Football 3. 4 S. A. M. 4 Lettermen's Club 4 BOB HUDSON Junior Play Z! Senior Play 4 S. A. M. 4 Band 3 e S P P X V91 LICNORE HOAG Band 1, 2 Tri-Y 2. 3. 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Orchestra 1 G. A. A. 1. 2 Pep Club 3 Senior Varieties 4 Scholarship Socie-ty PEGGY HOLLAND Band 3. 4 Choir 4 G. A. A. 2 Pep Club 3 CYO 2, 3 MINNIE l3lGI,Ll'1 HOOVER Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Stall' JI. Orchestra 1. 2 Pep Club 3 G. A. A. 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Il Senior Play 4 Senior Varieties 4 i GEO RGE ISGAM PILLS Football 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2, 3. 4 Football Captain II. 4 Baseball 2. 3 lietter1nen's Club 2, 3. 4 Light Crew 3 A, S. li. 4 ,ln WAC KENNEY Transfer from Kansas 3 Scholarship Society 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Senior President 4 ESPARANZA LUNA Talent Night 2 Choir 4 GRACE MCKINLEY Transferred from Michigan 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 DICK MORTENSEN Transferred from Minnesota, 3 Hi-Y 2, 3 Newspaper 2 Lettermen's Club Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2. 53. 4 Senior Com missioner 4 S. A. M. 4 J l Z NVE L Le B LANC' CLYDE MARQUART Lettermen's Club Band 1, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play Staff Football 4 Basketball 4 MARY MOORE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 .Iunior Play 3 G. A- A. 2 Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 Annual 'Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 3 3, 3 A. S. B. Secretary TH ELMA MURRAY Stage Frew 3 Av Junior Play Staff .4 Class Yell Leader 2 MIKE NEGRICH Transfer from Mon- terey 4 Football 4 JACK ONEAL Football 4 Track 4 - Lettermen's Club Light Crew 2, 3 S. A. M. 3 A Boys' Glee 4 Senior Play 4 PAT PROUD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Junior- Play Staff Pep Club 3 C. Y. O. 1, 2 G. A. A. 2 Scholarship Socie BOB ROBISON Lettermen's Club 2, 3. 4 Light Crew 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Track 4 -v n ty - gg. ' .gl ,Mn V me 3 if 'gf 4 MOLLY O'CONNOR Stage 3 HELEN OURSLER Art Work for Many Projects MARVEL ROBERTS :Stage 2 G. A. A. 1 l Junior Play Staff 3 BOB ROSS Junior Play Staff 3 LENA SANTOS GERTRUDE SHOEMAKER G. A. A. 2, 3 Class Secretary Stage 3 Ukshers 1, 2, 3, 4 C. Y. O. 3 HILDA SILVA FORREST STAFFANSON A. S. B. 4 Track 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff Z! Light Crew 1, BOB SCOLARI Navy 4 Art DOMENICO SIGNORELLI S. A. M. 4 Senior Commissioner 4 Light Crew 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Scholarship Society 4 IRENE SNYDER 'lransferred From Nevada 4 Senior Play 4 JESSIE STEWART Transferred From Oklahoma 3 Choir 1, 2. 4 MARY S'I'liAIJlO'l'TO C. Y. O. 3 l'shel's 2, 3, 4 HILL SXVANSON Operettu 1 A. S. B. 2, 4 Band 2 Diecharged Veteran Junior Play 4 Senior Play Staff 4 Drum Major 4 VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Junior Play 3 Senior Play Staff 1 Tri-Y 2, 3 TOM McC'ALL Navy 4 RICHARD NEGUS Light Crew 2 Football 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 4 MARJORIE SULLIVAN IRMA VVILLIAMS Choir 4 C. Y. O. 1, 2 Newspaper Staff Junior Play Staf Senior Play 4 Pep Club 3 KOLLIE MARTIN Navy 4 TOM KITAGYUCHI Track 4 ROBERT TREGO 4 f 3 SENIOR DIARY 1fREsHM,L1.v Gosh, here we are in high school-freshmen alreadyl You know, it's sort of a funny feeling being a freshmang you're not exactly out, but you're not exact- ly in either. ' That was something of the way we felt in our first year of high school. But after the first few weeks the newness began to wear away, and we began to feel at home, even though we persisted in flying from one class to another and making too much noise. During the first semester our class was given an initiation dance in the school gym, and, much to our amazement, we didn't even have to swallow a worm or eat a raw egg. NVe freshmen returned the favor the next semester with a dance given for the sophomores at the banquet hall in the Veterans Memorial Building. Luckily enough, we weren't forced to clean the L due to the wartime re- strictions, and the sophomores never quite forgave us for that. SOPHOJIORE This year we didn't fly quite so fast to classes and talk with such loud voices. The whole year was fun, and we might add, a little more work in the in- tellectual department. lYe gave the freshmen a rip-roaring initiation party with dances, games. and good eats. The freshmen gave us their return party a few weeks later, and it was a complete success. J IINIOI1? Upper classmenl VVe're really living now! lt's certainly a wonderful feel- ing to be regarded as in completely. lVe got the year off to a fine start by giving many of the Friday night dances which proved so successful. Magazine subscriptions were also sold by members of our class during the first part of the year. A prize was awarded to Tommy lN'lcCall for selling the most subscriptions. The junior class netted two hundred dollars in this undertaking. Our junior play, China Boy , was a delightful comedy which was a suc- cess even though there were a few mishaps. A party was given for us after the play. This year has been the fullest and the most fun of all so far. SENIOR Ah-we are seniors at last. This is what we have been striving toward for four years. Our -Christmas Formal came off on December Zlst and was given at the Alpha Club, which was attractively decorated with greens and candles. During the last week in April, we presented Tomorrow Heaven which proved to be a unique play and a wonderful success. Our class this year has also been very active at the Youth Canteen. The Senior Variety show on May 31st was the first in at least four years. Everyone agreed that it was a huge success and many students pitched in and helped to put it over. After much heated debate and conversation, we came to a decision on the date of ditch-day. It was spent at the beach and was a most memorable day. And here it is graduation time, yet we have very little idea of where the years have disappeared. XYe've learned a lot in these four years, had many swell times, and we'll miss you. LENURE IIOAG - i SENIOR .WILLS AND AMBITIONS I, Vivien Adkins, do hereby will my record breaking attendance to Betty Cutting so that she will be the only girl to be a member of both the Scholarship and De-merit societies. Ambition-T o grow-another U8 inch. I, Bob Alexander, being without mind and with unsound body, do hereby will my ability to pile IO kids in my Ford to Bob Hilderbrand, knowing he will need it if he keeps his. Ambition-To get a Buick. I, Lawrence Armstrong, will my deferment that I was to get to a lower class member in hopes that it will do him good next year. Ambition-T o get out of the Army. I, Marjorie Avila, will and bequeath my ability to keep awake in Civics to joe Avila, hoping that he will be able to overcome his drowsy tendencies to the extent that he will be able to get a passing grade. Ambition--T o be a good cook. I, Margie Azbill, being of sound mind 4 ?j and body, do hereby will my love for school to anybody who likes it LESS than I do. Ambition-To graduate. I, Betty Bonham, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Mary Silva, my G. I. and ex-G. I. boy friends, in hope that she will be more faithful to them than I have been. Ambition-To find a job that I won't have to get up early in the morn- ing to go to. I, Phyllis Bryson, do hereby will and bequeath to one Hot Shot Versola my ability to always tell the truth without exaggerating. And to my dear little sister, Joan, I will my way with the boys tlieaven only knows she knows more about it now than I doj. Ambition-To be a dark-room technician at Santa Barbara College. CHuba! I-Iubalj I, Rose Marie Chilson, do hereby will to Eleanor Bailey my ability to drive QU without the aid of a hydramatic! Ambition-After becoming a Brook's graduate, to take the next Senior Class Annual Pics. I, Robert L. Cox, do hereby will my uncanny catching ability to Kenneth Cross. Ambition-To grow a bushy beard so that I may play with the llouse of David baseball team. I, Gertrude Debolt, being sound of mind and too sound of body, bequeath to that up and coming sophofmore, Jessie D'eBolt, my ability to get an A in English, knowing that Miss Ramus will gladly cooperate. Ambition-To become a social service worker. I, Bob Ewing, being of sound mind or body-I don't know which--will and bequeath to all Lompoc High School boys my ability not to get a girl myself. but to flirt with every one else's girl. Ambitious-To stay out of the Army as long as I can. I, joansine Friis, being of sound mind and body hereby will to Dorothy Martin my ability to ditch school without getting caught. Ambition-To be an old maid. I, Virginia jane Grossini, being of no mind and a small body. will and bequeath my gym shorts to Louise Dover, hoping that they will fit her some dav. Ambition-'I'o grow to be six feet tall. I, Bob Hapgood, do hereby will my allegedly heart-shaped tor was it shell-like?j ears to Doug McClellan. He can have them! Ambition-I want to be HAPPY! I, Patricia Hilderbrand, being of sound mind fsome people just don't agree with me!j and body, do hereby will and bequeath my two periods of of- fice to Beverly Alexander, hoping she will be of more help to Katie than I ever was. Ambition-To be an executive of a large business firm. 1, Lenore Hoag, being of sound mind and body do hereby will as my last testimony our Thursday afternoon excursions in Irma's car to some worldly junior, knowing that the outdoors and variety of scenery will compensate for any and all book-learning. lost. Ambition-To go to IQ. C. if I have to move the whole darn campus down to the Valley Beautiful. I, George Henry Hobbs, being of sound mind and lots of body, it says here, do hereby will and with no sentiment attached, my very meek and demure manner to one person in this school that certainly needs it. If you don't know whom I mean, come and ask me. Ambition-To find some college that will adapt its standards to my par- ticular case and in the end to receive a B. S. degree tflah! Hahlj I, Peggy Holland, will and bequeath my short, curly red hair to Irma Bortolazzo and my sister, Mary, hoping that they use as good a dye as I did. Ambition-To take a business course in college and become Mr. King's private secretary. I, Stan Hollister, being of sound mind and body hereby will my farming ability to Kenny Cross in hopes that he will become a successful side hill. Ambition-To start a private freight air lines that will allow me to stay in bed after falrmers' hours. I, MB. Hoover, being brainless mentally and disgusted physically, will my one and only pair of nylons to Eleanor Bailey, ho-ping they will travel as to as much fun as they did while in my care twith the nightly care of LUX that is U Ambition-To heal the weak, Bob!! Qsee belowj. I, Bob Hudson, being of sound mind and weak body do hereby will my ability to grow a car from a piece of junk to Justin Crowell, who seems to have done vice versus. Ambition-To be a gentleman farmer. ' I, George Ingamells, being of sound mind and mangled body do hereby will my ability to ditch and get white slips to Doug Hitchen. Ambition-Keep out of the army! H I, Mae Kenny, being sound of both mind and hotly, do hereby will my ability to beg, borrow, or steal a ride home to any overworked and deserving future senior. Ambition-My ambition is to-well, I'm just not that ambitious, I, Tom Kitaguchi, do hereby will and bequeath mv abilitv to sleep in Algebra and get good grades in school to the pupils that are planning to take Algebra. Ambition-To become somebody that is worth something, sometime some day. i I, Esperanza Luna, being of sound mind and able body, do hereby will to Aurora, my sister, my gym shoes so that she won't have to buv a new pair. Ambition-'l'o live as happily as l can in the wav of the Lord in mv future years. ' I, Clyde Marquart, having the usual brain and torso, do, at this point, will my ability to make clever, cunning, and cutting remarks to Doug McClellan, since he will need this addition to perfect the art. Ambition-To increase the size of my harem. I, Grace McKinley, being of sound mind Quo remarksllj and body, do hereby will and bequeath my red curly hair to Adele Lind and my position, as Art Editor on the Newspaper Staff, to Joanne Galbraith. Ambition-To design clothes for June Haver. I, Mary Moore, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Suetta Mae Robinson my ability to purchase intriguing blouses, knowing she will profit by it!! Yeh. Ambition-Build a better mouse-trap! I, Dick Mortensen, do hereby will my ability to be picked on by two brutes Qnamely, Millar and Schutzj, to Bill Bonham, ANUTHER muscular person. I, Thelma Murray, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to get to school on time, or even get to school, to anyone who can benefit by it. I, Richard Negus, possessing a sound mind and body, will all my various abilities to LeRoy Hoefler, knowing that he can use them. Ambition-To see the world CC1et out of Lompocj. I, Molly O Connor, being sound both of mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Eddie Schutz my light hair. Next year when bottled hair comes around he wonlt have to worry. I, Jack Uneal, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath my melodious voice to Frank Sinatra. I, Helen Oursler, in a body, will my jug of turpentine to any artistic junior. K Ambition-To be a psychoanalist. I, Patricia Proud, do hereby will and bequeath the extra credits I have accumulated to any needy junior so that he may enjoy legally the bene- fits of free periods and more than one study hall. Ambition-To attain the impossible-pass English A. I, Bob Tiney Robison, being of sound mind and body? do hereby will my big and strong body to Chris Friis in hope that he will be able to make the world look up to him Ambition-To become a great coach and bring a football squad back and beat the pants off of Coach Lair and his squad. I, Adelina Santos, do he,reby will and bequeath to Alice Silva, my abil- ity to type fifty-five words per minute. Ambition-To keep traveling and meeting different people. I, Bob Ross, knowing it makes not the slightest bit of difference to any- one whether l'm sane or not, do hereby commence with the dispensing of my virtues among the more needy undergraduates. My overwhelming modesty con- cerning all of my outstanding accomplishments I bequeath to Clarice Olson. My habit of cornering some helpless individual to torture with the monologue of my latest achievements I relinquish to Charles Deering. Last and least I leave my scholastic record to jack XYZ1lClSCll11llKlt, who would have probably graduated anyway. Ambition-My own airport. I, Gertrude Shoemaker, being of unstable mind and crippled body helreby will and bequeath all my A's Qwhich I dicln't get from Mr. XVoodj to Lucille Begg. Hes got them hidden somewhere! Ambition-To graduate! I, Robert Emil Scolari, having had, at one time or another, a sound mind and a body, do hereby will twill that isj my artistic ability to draw the smooth, slender curves of the female figugre to VVillie Jimenez. Ambition-To give Varga some stiff competition. I, Domenico Signorelli, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my ability to keep quiet in the classroom to .lack VValdschmidt, who certainly needs it. Ambition-To become a lawyer. I, Hilda Silva, will my driving ability to my little sister Emily, hoping she will be able to see over the stee'ring wheel. Ambition-To be a good cook. I, Forrest Fooey Staffanson, do hereby will or bequeath, which ever is easier to Prof. Seffens the keys to the music practice rooms so that in case any of his pupils, having an instrument class preceding a science class, get locked in, he may grelease them for their science session. Ambition-To settle down to a nice quiet job like being the president of the U. S. A. or something. I, Irene Snyder, being of unsound mind and plenty of body, do hereby will my shy personality to Dee Olingerg it didnlt do me any good. Ambition-To figure out a way to lose weight without exercising or diet- ing. I, Jessie Ann Stewart, do hereby will my long fred hair to Verda McCall. Ambition-I haven't any. I, Mary Stradiotto, being of crooked body and part mind, will my sound sleep in Civics to any on-coming senior who can get away with it. E Amibtion-To make something of myself tif I have timej. I, William P. Swanson, Ir., cl: , in all consideration, will my abundant supply of school spirit to the faculty, and my special love for my Alma Mater to Mgr. Hull, hoping that in the years to come they will use it to make this the best school in the tri-counties. I, Irma lvilliams, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my job of driving bus to Anna Mendez, in hope that she may have better lucky and to Red Collier, I will my ability not to tell everybody everything that I see and hear. Ambition-To shorten the distance between the jalama District and Lompoc. I, Virginia XYilliams, being of sound mind and body, do heireby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. King to anyone who will have the courage to undertake two years of bookkeeping. Ambition-To be ambitious. I, Rollie Martin, being of stimulated mind and artificial body, do hereby will my 1946 Buick Convertible, Penthouse on Park Avenue, Beach Home in Santa Monica, 5 Bloodhounds, 2 bodyguards and my l servant and 10 maids to Bob Bagrnes. I also will my 2 joke cracking parrots to Mr. VVood. Ambition-To tell the truth. I, Marvel Roberts, will my ability to finger wave hair to Glenna Rae llooker, hoping she will profit by it. -Xmbition-To learn to drive on a muddy road. Classes Wa J sf 1 a ff' , , 1 ., r 'T xi 13 ff J ., s X ,ks C: TOP ROWIJ. Avila, J. VValds'chmidt, D. Craft, A. Gunderson, B. Hanson, VV Petersen. E- Guidotti. B. Miller. M. McClean. E. Schutz, D. McClellan B. Cutting. IG Collier, G. Hooker, P. Hancock, S. VVallin, C, Redl, Mr. XVood. Znd KUWAM. Messick, L. Dalcerri, C- Deering, D, Dill, B. Brouhzird, D. Cross. li Washenfelder, H. Douglas. J. Kitchen, J. Galbraith. A. Mendez. Zird liOWfH. Doniingos, J. Mankins. B. Malconison. K. Cox, A. George, F, Versolu. B. Lauhly, li. Butterfield, C. Staffanson, A. Sotello, .I. Wright. L. lflscovedo. 4t h ROVV--E. Lovelace. J. Wall, B. Barnes, J. Huyck, R. Sousa, J. V2lHI8l'b9l'gIlQ, W. Armstrong, L. Bonzani. A. Chaves, M, Silva. E, Ryan. BOTTOM RUVV- D. Olinger, E. Silva, B. Alexander. M. Bolk. B. Mundell. T. Floresl S. Robinson. A. Luna, P. Carr. J. Scharf. JUNIQR CLASS IVIIQST SICKIICS'I'IfIQ SICCUXIJ SICKIIQSTITIQ Iluuglzxs Xlctilcllzni ,,..... .l,1'l'SIi!ft'1If .............., .,..,,.,,,.,.,,,,,, I letty Cutting IQI1I17Il Iiutterfielnl ..., ....I'irc-l'1'z'.v1'11v11f ..... .... I fstlicr XYasIienfcI:IQi' IIC.cn Dmniiigus . .... Sit'tIl'f'ILfIl',V ......... ..,., I JomtI1y.Mni Cross Ilctty Cutting ....... ....Trt'u.v1m'1' ...... ........., I Jonzilcl Rains IliII I.ziuhIy ........... .. .. IT!!-l,t't1dt'1'.v ...... .,... I iZll'IlZll'Zl Xlunclell I :,ti'ici:1 Ilfluglztss Ilmiglzxs KICCICIIQ111 IQm'wtI1y .Xnn Liruss .. ..... C401111f1i.v.x'1'm1t'V ....... ......... I Irucc Iizinsun NYC juniurs gave most of our time :incl effrwts this yczir tu rwhtaiiiing' niuncy for thc annual .Iunior I'1'mn. The greatest of these efforts was the play. HQICCIJIIIQ' SIlZlCIllVI'S,H given on the night of Ilvceliilmei' IU. 1945. 'Iihc play. Zl inystcry cmnccly in thtcc acts, was ll grzuicl success, and wc hzul fun putting it on, XYQ ztlsu swirl inagzizines tu further increase nur hzink ziccmint. 'Iihc prmn, given on the night of Hay Sl, IU-16, TLAZIIIB' went uvei' hig' he- cziusc ut' its niwel thvmc. :i I zii1'yIzl1irI . Uuiples ilanccrl mi UCIUIIKISH :intl Iuukcrl on Il scene Irwin fziirylzuirl. Ifvcry one haul :1 XYlDlllIC'I'I.l1I tinic. IIcrc's wishing thc futurc juniors as much success :is were hzul. IPUIQI J'l'I IY .NNN Clic DSS TOP KOVV-E. Dcuglass.. E. Tisdale, ll. Milligan, W. Jimenez. U. Hltclien, V. Garner, F. Richards, R. Peckman, R. VVestmont, J. Smith- SECUND ROW-N, Magdalene, S. King, B. Bonham, B. Grossi, K. Ivory, J. DeBolt. A. Barrow, B. Potter. T. Flores. Tl-llKlJ ROVV4Y. Howerton, I. Trigueiro. S. 'Wells D. Phelps, K- Cross, C. Grossini. L. Hoefler, .l. Woodfin. J. Bryson, K. Mundell. FOURTH ROVV4.l. Duncan, L. Hurt. L. Dover. M. DeLira. C. Terrones, B. Guerra, M. Holland. IC. Bailey, B. Barca. A- Lind. BU'l'TUNI RUVVfJ. Barger. D. Martin. L, Ktarney. A. Silva, B. Mattias, IG. Martin- etti, I. Bortolazzo, I. Hardy, L. Begg. SOPHOMORE CLASS l lRS'l' SlCNlliS'l'l'lQ QIVCUNIJ SlQlIliS'l'l2lQ Louis Silva .................. . .. .l'1'f'.y'1'dt'11f ............. ..............,..... l lill llonhani Hill llonham ........ ...... I lat'-l'l't'.s'irtt111' ....... ..... l Dolores Phelps - . .1 liolu liahh ..............., . ....Sttl't'ftQl'VX' ............. ..... l saclore lrigueiro Roger XYestmont l1ra.rz11'w' .......... ....... l ileanor Bailey lJtJIUl'C5 Phelps . C 1 111111f.f.rf0 HCI' Roger XYestmont Our sophomore elass was gui-ilecl through the second year of high sehool hy this competent group of officers. Our school spirit really soarecl this year with our hoys participating in football. hasehall and practically monopolizing the ll weight hasketlmall team tparclon thl l3l'?lU'QlllU'j. .Xlso we refreshetl spectators at two football ffaines, with C at B B eokes. The social part of our life revealerl itself to have iniproyecl, sinee last year, with more than four clanees to our ererlit. The main ones were the Sopho- more-lfreshnian party helfl at Kliguelito Park twliieh was really a honeyl and the harn clanee hclrl at the Youth Center on Costume Day. XXX- only hope we will he ahle to keep up this spirit :intl nialte our junior year a lvigger anal ht-tter sneeess. Dt PIA DRICS l'H ICl.IlS 'TOP HJR.-Miss IQLIDIUS. U. H1Jf16l'bI'2ll1C1, D. Angel, L. Jeffers., C. VVi11ia1ns. C. Platt, D. Ricketts, R. Painter, D. Chaney, R. Martin, B. Preston, Y. Sousa. F. Egan. Znd RU VS 4'l'. RoJ11:+, C. Garcia, D, Costa, S, Tl'll111Hl'1, R. Pocta, B. MC5f'iL!i1l, C. O1- sfn, 1. Friend. B. Morehzirt, J. Patton, J.Cl1aney, A. Mendez. D. Zird. HOW-0. KOC1l'1'l'l'GZ. J. Robe1't,-'. L. Autry. 11. Grossinl L. Diininiuk. KT. Mor- gan. B. T1'Q111i11116, J, 'Wa1lin, Mr. Lair. 4th ROVVXJ. :'ig'no1'e11i, M. Al'I'l'19ll1.il. M. Christian. J. Rhubottoin, F. 1JU1HiI1g.lS, M. l1..v son, O'II11i1'. R. Hooker, B. Azbill. M. Doiningos. IiO'1'1'lJM ROXY-B. Rennie, J. D111101111. 'l'. Martin, R. Mankins. B. IJr1111i11goe1. G. Grossi. M. Iott, li- Trigueiro. C. Friis, D. Roberts. E. Chaves. FRESHMAN CLASS 1f1RS'l' S1CN11iS'1'1C1Q SECOND S1CK1IiS'1'1iR '1 111-11511 Martin .......... ...., I :1'1'1'1'ff1'11! .......... 1. ....................... Chris 171-115 .1110 1Qo11e1'ts ......... ..... I '1'f'.'-F1'vsicl1'11l ...... .......... U log Ro11e1'ts 12171111111 Ro11e1'ts ..... .... . S'1f1'1'1'f1:'11',1 '.... ......... . .. .Xclc-111111 1X1Cl1i1CZ 116,11 .Xlmzmzo ..... T1'1'11.v111'1'1' ......... ..... 1 Don C111111ey 51112111 Ilouglass .1'1'H f,1'11f1'1'1'5 .... . ..... ........ v l0r1'y 172111011 b1111'11yl1 Davisoxi K1VZl1'115'll 1J111,'iso11 .1Q1'1'y 1'11tt1111 ,... ,f,,-. C 1171135 C1111111111'.v.11'1111111 '..... 111113 ,X1ll12ll1ZU 11111 1'10s111111111 0111ss st111't0r1 the yt-111' off with El lot of 11011. '1111L'l'6 w01'0 Q1 1-1'CS11111l'Il 111 ern-ry activity 111111 report. 1116 sc11111o111o1'0 011155 gow us 21 w1111r1e1'1111 1'XY010111110 party 1111 001111107 1Qt11. 1fx'e1'5'111t0 011-111y0r1 t110 party x'01'y 11111011. but 115 usual. wc w01'0 121111 111 1'0- 1L11'111llg' it. .X1f11Ul1Q'11 it was 111te. it 111'ox'0c1 to be Il great s11000ss. l'11111,w111g 1r11c1iti1111, 1110 1.l'k'S1NNZlll 0111ss 0101111011 1110 on 1,1'11l1bC1' Sth. 11 2 '1.' 111: I1 111111 11217, 1111 it L'C1'12l11115' 1111111011 11111611 11i001' Zl1.tCI'XY2l1'l1. XY0 must 11c1111it 111:11 11111. 1111C 11l1llg' W0 got 1111110 K'1l1'1j' 11011110 1110 first QZIINL' 111- t110 s011s1111. XX1- 1141113 W0 111110 s0t 21 good CX2lIll1J1C for t110 IICX1 11'0s111111111 011155, 111111 1110x' W111 try 115 1121111 11s W0 1111x'0. XYO 111'0 I'L'1l11j' 11ll11i11lg' 1l1I'WZll'l1 111 11111' 110-xt x'1'11r5 111 s01111111 111111 5411110 s111101'i1111ity' . 'l'111iIQ1CS.X N1.X1Q'1'1N TOP RUXVYA. Yillalobos. J. Yersola. H. Reed. T. Doxningos, C. Kendrick, D Douglass, J. Anderson, B. Beardon. SECOND RUWVWNIT. Martin, M. Serres. J. Doniingos. M. Austin. J. Avila, CQ Rios A. Negus, N. Salzman, K. O'Neal. E. Silva. A. Navarro, li. Romano C. Pecson, B. Rehlrein. J. Navarro. BOTTOM ROWAD. Gonzales, P. Martin, .I. Martin, 1Vl. Luceno. li. Machado, M Ferry. L. Plngleliart, R. Brackett, G. Stewart. B. Uoita, EIGHTH GRADE Here they are. the pimssilt gj'l'ZUlll2lIlllQ: ea.-s frmrin 6'lL'lllClllfll'j' sclicmol, nqxl yc'ai s l-l'3f'lllllCll! NYC hole to ste tlirni ll!1l'i slmng. l'Ul' HOW-- 1'. Silva, li. XVilliain. li. Scolari, A, Oclioa. G. l'roull, ll. lVl:n'ehari. ' 4 J. Olivera. li lf0lllGl'0. A. Guiterrez, N. Gonzales. l'. Wall. ll. Kvrkley. . L'. Pruitt- SISVONIJ NOW- B. Staffanson. I.. Lane. W. Gricler, .l. Hanson. IJ. Robison, J. Sulli- van. M. Peterson, A. George, C. Nettles, V. Cox. G. Rlivne, B. Smith, ' Mr. Hapgooml. llJ'l l'UNl HOW -f-l,. Fallioiivlte. J. Grossi. ll. Wise. M. Stadley, IT. Lynian, B. Cor- ' nejo, C. Angel. J. Hysell. Organizations .S 4- W Mr i I 'T x . 123 f 1f ?'43i?Qfl'?Z? f X xk X x, X C3 f s Q: TOP HOW:-Mr. Hull. D, Signorelli, F. St2Lff2l1'1S0ll, R. Westmont. B. Swanson. B. Hapgood, B. Hobbs, B. Laubly UU'l 1'UIVI HUWXB. Hanson, D. Phelps, J. Patton, M. Moore, D. Cross, J. N anlerberghe. ASSQCIATED STUDENT BODY FIRST SIiKIICS'l'ICIQ SECOND SIf1NIIiS'l'IiIi George IngzuneIIs ,,,,, ,,,,, I 'l6li.S'll7lf.X'T ...,.... ,.,,Y,.... I forrcst Stilffillltikbh Iiill Igmlmly -,,, Y,,,,,, , , ,I'.- . l61i.S'll7lf.YT .,,, .lznncs X'yZ1III6I'IIt'I'gIlC ISoI1 IIz1pgoocI ,,Y,, .,.,, . S'lfC4fx'1fT.'Il?If' ,,,,,, ., ,,......,, Mary Moore I':1t IIiIfIG1'I.rz1ncI , ,Y'lx'!f.lS1'Nlj1'v ..., .... I 'nt IIiIcIe1'IJ1':u1cI Iiufl IIoI1IJs ,,,,,,, I'l5l,1, l,lf,AIl?lflx' .,,, ISIII Swanson CYLI!.Ifl.S'SlO.Ylfl6.S' hlcrry Pzltton 7,,,, .,,,, I :I't'..V!llllfIlI ,,,, ,,,,.,,.. I iolm .XIn1:m:co IJoIo1'es I'I1cIps ,Y,,,,,,A. ..,. . S'ofv!1w111o1'u .. Roger XYestmont Ilorotlmy ,Xnn Cross .... .,... f zmior ....,, ..Yw..,,,, I Bruce Ilanson Uifk KIUI'tL'IISC1l ..., ..,I. S IUIIIUI' ,,,,, Iiomcnico Signo1'cIIi XYQ were not so t'o1'tun:ue this 31-111' :Is to Inxvc gllcst-5pcz1Iac1's. Imut this I-ZlL'f gave us ll CIIZIIICC to put on ussclnlmlics ICZIUIIAIIIQ our own tzllc-nt. NYG showed great UIIIIIISIZISIII cIuring our 11013 assmnlmlics. which wcrc IIIIIIICYUIIS, l'niquc wus the word for the :1ss'3mInIy givcn Imy IIiII Swanson. our ya-II-Icznm Ich' I IIIQ IIIIISIL' rlcpzlrtmcnt also QZIYL' svx'c'1':tI IIIIISTIIIIKIIIIQ :1ssc1nImI1cs, onc IICIIIQ put on Ivy thc girIs' cI1o-ir, MARY XII DC JRIQ '1'UP ROW-D. Signorelli. C. Marquart, B. Hapgood, M. Kenney, B. Alexander, F. Staffanson, B. Hobbs, A. Gunderson. SECOND HOW-Miss Lines, E. Bailey. li. Martin. B. Potter, G. lJeB01t. V. Sousa. THIRD HOW-D. Phelps, J. Patton, K. Mundell. A. Chaves, D. Cross. B. Cutting UU'1 1'0M ROVV-T. Martin. J. Duncan. I.. Hoag. B. Rennie. H. Doiningos. P. Proud SCHOLARSHIP SGCIETY l'lt'lf.S'll2lf.X l' ............ ........... I fob Htlflfjllllfl I'lC'1i-l'lx'lf.S'll?If.X l' ...... ...... l,lI1'UIlll-X' .lun C'r'0.v.v .S'lfC'l6liT.Ilfl'-'l'ly'li.1.S'I'lx'liR .. ......... liwlfy flllfflillff l'cn' tbe past two years, the beliularslim Society bas been inactive. .Xlter organizing at the beginning ul the year, we liacl a munbelr of social events. .Xinong these were rlinners, parties. ancl an evening nf making peanut brittle tan ulcl seliularsliip eustomj. .Xngelina eliayes. lletty Cutting. ancl Gertrude llellolt, clelegates repre- senting the lmnnmoe Seliularslnp Society, were sent to Peppercline College in laws Xinfeles, to the Stnitbern lieffimial Selinlarsliim Ctniventimi. 'lilie clelelfates 6 5 N reportecl that the emiyentirm was yery wwrtliwliile ancl remninienclecl that it be attencleml in the future. The unly life member of the lmliipm' Selnvlarsliip Scmeiety ul' Calilurnia is :nur presiclent, limb Hzipguucl. who graduates tliis XCZIY. l3li'l l'Y til l l'lNii TOP HUWP-B. Hobbs, B. Hapgood, B. Alexander. F. St3.ffZtI1S'0ll, C. Marquart. B. Vox, M. Messick, B. Hilderbrand NSCUND HUWYB. Petersen, R. Butterfield. J. Woodfin, B. Barca, B. Malcolnson. P. Bryson, C. Staffanson, C. Deering, M. Moore '1'H1liD ROWiB. Macias, D. Roberts, B. Treinaine. J. Lewis, J. Bryson, M. Holland, S, King. li. Chilson. Miss Balaani FUl'HTl-l KO'VV -J. Duncan, D. Linneinan, E. Bailey, G. Hooker, C. Friis, B. Laubly, B. Rennie, B. Alexander. D. Olinger. J. Galhtraiitli, Joy Mankins. 1. Bortalazzo, G. Grossi lV1A.lUKlG'1i'l'ESw-B, Grossi. A. Chaves, J. O'Hair BAND llns year lias seen great aclx'a1it'cint-tits in tlic lmancl unclcr tlie tint- clircc- torsliip of Bliss llalaam. XYe startecl the season ln' playing for pup-assemlmlies antl giving our tootlmall team the utmost support at games. XYC journcyccl to Santa Maria to play for oulr annual game. wliicli was lieltl in the evening. ,Xs usual we playctl for the -lunior ancl Senior Plays. Next on tlic agenda was our Knnual Spring L'oiit'crt. given on tlit- first clay of spring, Nlarcli ll, The liigliliglits ot tlic evening were solos ln' Nlilton Nlessiclf, llorotliy tllingcr, llill l.aulmly, ancl a trio ln' lloln .Xlexanclt-r, llill l'ctcr- scn. ancl Ralph lluttc-rfielcl. lfor tlie first llllltf in tour years our lxanfl oncc more pai'tic'i1Jatccl in tlit- liantl licstival in Santa liarlmara. Hay l7. .Xtter lllZ',l'ClllIlg up State to tlic Courtliouse cacli lmantl playvtl a nutnllcr ot' its own st-lection. ln tht- evening wc rcturnccl to tlie l'calmotly Statliuni wliert- tlit- Qiglit lmantls playctl as a mass. lliil Swanson tlitl a tint- jolt as our clgruni niaior. llic tlruni corps atlrlccl niucli pep to our imlziying. Nl.XlQY Nlt lt llilf TOP ROW-ill. Mzinkins, A. Barrell, B. Potter, I. Friend, G. DdBolt, .I. Douglass, G. McKinley, A. Lind SIQLZUND ROVWYL. Stillman, G. Hooker, T. Flores, M. Ferrell, S. VVells, J. Stewart, D. Costa, IJ. Phelps THIRD ROW-C. Olson, P. Hancock, I. Williams, B. Grossi, S. King. B. Malconijon. J. Mankins, C. Stziifanson. A. Mendez l4'lJllK'l'H RU'WfL. Dover, J. Bryson, M. Holland, L. Begg, J. Kitchen, P. Carr. J. l'atton, E. Luna BOTTOM HUWA-E. Ryan, J. Chaney, A. Luna, P. Adkins, T. Martin, G. Grossl. B. Alexander, B. Domingos CHOIR I,ll3liUlli'll1.X',S' ..... l':1!.ry Clzrr and .IIMIIIXIVJIU lfrifx SlfC'li'IjY',-IIN' Y ..,,,.,.........,.......... for .llcIl11UI'1I.Y ,I,S'.S'l.S'Y'.-I,Y'l' ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........... I ivflvi' f:iIH'1'l'lI Rfllili C'l'.S l'C?lJl,l,N' .... Glwzlzu lim' Hookvr .AI.S'.S'l.S'T.1.X l' ..... ,.,,,, ,.., . , , .,..,........................... li'c1-waltz .lli:11k1'11.s' l'li'OCfR.-IlllS ,,,,,,,,., ,..,...,,,...,......,.,,.,,..., . Sif1Z'l'It X' lx'1'11g and Civliu tsiftlffitlllillll .lC'C'O.lll'-1.Yl.S'T.Si ........ Cilwfrv Olson, Cfllwlrv .llrlx'1'1'11tji', l711lo1'i'.v l'f1z'Ifi,9, lfvflsi Pol1'i'1'. I.o1'.r .S'f1'll11m11 The girls' choir is niurh larger this year. :incl wc, therefore, fccl that it is hcttetr, NYC plzinnccl :L Lfliristinzis program for the stnclcnt hotly. hut lat-cause of thc flu cpiclcmir it was cziiiccllc-fl. The triple trio. .i group of U girls from tht choir, sung Cliristnizts rzirolw of various lancls .it thc .Xlphzi Chili on llecciiilici' 18. St-vt11'zil lfriclziys in choir wc have hzicl zi proggrzun with incliricluztl talents lmotli voczil :incl iiistrnniciitzil. Klziny hiclclcn tzilt-nts were fliscox'ei'ccl when gi pro- grzini was put on for tht- slnclt-nt hotly, Xlzirch ll. The progrzini was so siiccesc- l-lll that wr :ire looking forwzircl to putting niorc on. llnring thc- Spring Coiiccrt tht' lmoys' glcc clnlm sung with ns :is Z1 niixcil Choir. lt was wry cfft'ctix't'. :incl wc hope that yon niziy lic st-Qing more of the C'7l1llllllL'1l choirs in tht- future. XIXRY ll1Jl.l..XNll TOP ROWfL. Dimmick, B. Brouhard, K. Spencer, D. Chaney, J. Oneal SECOND ROWl-C. Olson, J. Huyck, K. Cross, L. Hoefler, E. Lovelace, C. Versola, Miss Balaam BOTTOM ROW-Bill Bonham, I. Tl'lglh6l1'O, J. Woodfin, R. Hooker, J. Duncan lflRS'l' SICNIICSTILR llolm lirouharcl .,,.,,.,.,,.. ..... lien Spencer llill llonham .... Ken Cross 'Iohn ll. Xxlooclfin Charles Versola , .. BOYS' GLEE SICCUXIJ Slillliglilili I'H0'l'OGlx'.-IPH l' ,.......,.,.,,,,,,,,, Bob llrouliarcl l,ll9lx'.-IRI.-IX .....,,.,,,,.. lien Spencer SiTAlffli HlfLl'lfli'S .... Bill Bonham lien Cross ,lohn D. Wvooclfin l'l '13 LIC! T lf' ...,.,.......,.......,,,.,.. Charles Vcrsola Lfncler the direction of Miss lizilaam we have had a very successful year. ,Xlthough our group is small we zrre oroucl to have as many as we clo, because we arc the first group of lmoys to have a choir in almost ten years. XYe have 21 talcntecl group, so were been tolcl. nncl :ire proucl that over half the boys in our group are soloists. lix'eryone has hzicl lots of fun, and we all fi-el that we have accomplished much. The following are 21 few of the appeziiniiccs we have nizlrle this year: High School l' 'li X. Meeting, Rotary Chili, ,lunior Play, :incl L'Ul1CL'l't,.llDlIlt iirzunmzir :incl lligh School l'. 'l'. .X., lligh School .Xssi-inlmly, :incl for thc girls' choir 71h periocl. cil.xi:1,1Qs Vlfiicsonx 'VUP KUWXIJ, Hitclien. D. Signorelli, R. Peckman. .I. VValdschmidt, F. Richards. .l. Uneal SIQUONIJ RUWYVV, Sumpter. J. Crowell, D. Butteirfleld, S. King. L. Hoefler, C. Statfanson, Mr. Canfield THIRD liUNVfNV, Al'Il1Stl'Ollg, A. lN1endCZ,l,. Bonzzmi, J. VV1'igl1t, D, Olingui' UU'l l'0IVI liU1W-f- B. Bonham. B. Malcfmmson. 1. 'l'1'igneiro. C. Robinson LIGHT CREW l,l1':t'1'm14'y .'lI'lII.x'fI'UJIfj .............,............. ll.-l.X.fIC,l:lx' .......................... frlff-' Ullfflf lluring the firrt scineslci' thc light crew 1n'ox'iclc-cl lights fm' Hliilllfll lizipcrsu, zuicl thc junior Play. Tlnwugli there was nut niuvh x'zu'iiit'un in thc hghting. it was clinic wry ctticicntly. 'llhv secmicl sc-mestci' we haul lllf4l'C juhs to hc clonc zinfl inure activity in uni' clepzwtinciit. .Xinung Ulll' prujccts were thc Sirriiig Uniccrt. Sc-iiim' Vzirictics. :intl the Senior l iz1y. These gnu' us Z1 c'li'1ncQ to shuw mn' tzllc-nt in pc1'fm'iiiii1g' cliffcrcnt effects with lighting systems. ,Xn zlclclitiun to mn' ziiulituriiim sceiiwy is the new curtains whivli wt- wvrc very furtunzlte in heing zihlc tu piirclizise frwin thc Red lfross. 'llhc light MQW hfis ht-cn :in iiiclcimviiclciit u1'g11i1iz:tticm, :incl its fiiiictimiing' hzis hcl-n L-xccllciit unrlci' thnx ciwiiiiistzmiiccs. .I,XL'li UXIQXI. TOP ROXXHYV. Garner. S. Hollister. B. Hobiso11. IC. Collier. B. Hudson bhll'OND ROWM D. M01'te11s'e11, D. 'Sig1'l01'611i, F, 1i1C1l21l'I1S. IA. llalcerri. L Silva 15U'l l'UM HUWXA. George. N. N1l1gC1tl19llO. W. .Ii111e11ez. B. Ewing, M11 C'a11fiel1l S. A. M. 11111111119 11111111-5 ..... f'l1'ffSfl7ff,Xwl' ...... ......,. 111111 11011181111 1Q1111iQ N1::11'ti11 ..... 1'.-l'l1'lf,S'll?lf,X l' .... 1J0lllCll1L'tb 5ig'11111'c11i Stan 111111istc1' ...... S1lfC'lf'lf'l'.A1lx'V ...... Dick A1tll'tCllS6'1l 111111 11111151111 .... 'l'l1'lf.l.S'l'lflfR .,... ...... 1 Amis Silva 1Qi1'11z11'11 1,Cl'l'X .. ..,.. l1'lfl'0l3Tlfl1' .... 111111 11116151111 1Jlll'1llg' the fi1's1 51-111cste1' S. .X. N1. stz11'te11 with ZL lmzmg. QillX'Cl'Zl11S with S. ,X. N1. 211111 :1 ll1L'1i 11211116 stQt1'11e1l till 1111- 1J2l.k'1iS were 111'11e1'1-11. .X C111'ist111z1s Dance was 111211111611 11111 it gut 1111 12ll't1lCl' l1lfl1l lJ1ZlllS. 1Jl1QS 111 1111c C1ll112ll' ll IllClllA 11611 were 1'11111-1'tc11 211111 t11c 1l'C2lSll1'X' was 1ll11 111111 1wc1'f11Jw111g. 11111 56011141 semester was stz11'tc'11 with ll 11111111 11111161111 1v:111g'. .Xll11l1li'l' 11z1111'e was 1111111111-11 fm' 1X111'i1 1lll1 this z1gz1i11 11i1l11't 111:1tC1'iz11izc. XX'1' 111111 sc-x'c1'z11 g111111 111'g':111iz:1li1111 111c11ti11gs f1lll'1llg' 1111t11 first :11111 sc-1111111 sc11111f:t1'1's. N11 111165 w111'1' 1'1111111'tc11 t111' s1'1'1111:1 s1111111st1-1' su 111+11sc11111'11t1X' CX'l'l'X'111Jt1X' was 11111110 11:111111'. XX'it11 :1 11111 t1'e:1f111'y. uuxt 11-111' 1lllQ'1lt tw lie :1 g111111 13111. 1-Ill' S. X. Xl. 111113 111'1JS1lX 1 'l'Ul-' KUWXB. Babb, B. Petersen. J. Wzildsclimirlt. IJ. I-Iitclietu. B. l-lapgood. B. Robison, B. Miller, E. Collier, Hollister, ll. Chaney, C, Deering, li. Negus, li. Bishop SECOND ROW----Cozxcli Lair. li. Gl'0S'illll. J. Oneatl, IJ. Mortensen, C. Marquart, IJ. McClellan. J. Smith. B. aubly, Bl. lloniiiigos, L. Silva 'l'tllllllJ liUW7B. Bonham. K. C'0X,, V. Versolu. K, Cross, B. Brouhard. ll. Perry. E. Lovelace, L. Esczlyedo, M. Negrich l5U'l l'UM ROKR'--li. Burners. J. Robertw. B. livsing. B. Cox. J. Vtmlorlmerghe. J. Wall. li. Hooker. C. Grosgiui. l. Trigueiro LETTERMENS CLUB l lllS'l' SlfKllCS'l'lflQ SHCI IND Sl2NlIiS'l'lilx1 limi, ligu,gm,f1 ..VV ....., I 'lt'lf,S'llJli.X l' ..................... Dick hlOl'lCllSCll Dick Xlurteiirseii ..,... 1'IClff-f'lx'ff.5'fffff.Y'll ...-,,,........... lillll llilllylltlil i'1t-txigc Iiqggimgllg ,,,,, ..., , .S'IfC'.'x'lfT.-llx'lv-'f'fijff-il.3'l'Rfffi' ...... lllll lillllllf-' lsoli liolmmm .,..... ....... S 'Cf7'.-.17'-.llxillf-' .......... .......... I ,wi lffwvwlfi The l,CllCl'IllCll'5 tflulm is lmclt to normzii strength :iftcr scrcrzil yczirs of inzictivity. XYQ hurl trziclt for the first timg in ova-1' four years, the hloclas were zivvzirclerl with the trzulitimizil lm-sciitzttioii for thc first time in scverzil ycarsg we hurl ll lmzislwtlvzill team for the fiist time smug '-12. The chili hclcl mic lmig iiiitizititm. iiitczul of scvemtl small mics, :lt the licztcli on Klziy Silth. ,X lJILl'llL'L'llC was Cllvltlyllfl lay gill. vspc-cizilly those who coulrl vt flown. lwvi' :ill tht' gfmtl tmivs wcwc hztfl tlirougli this past YCZIIA wt' wish to thzmlq our coztcli zmrl :ulx'iscr. Clzirclict- l.z1ir. llll.l, l..XL'lil.Y 1OP HOXVfMis's Burke, E. Xvashenfelder. D. Uross, D. Costa. J. Yvright, W. Arm- strong, J. DeBolt, B. Potter SICUUNU ROW-AS. Kring, P. Bryson. A. Lind, P. Carr, R. Mankins. S. Wells, L. Beg?-Z. G. DeBo1t BOTTOM R0W4C. Garcia, D. Quinonez. M. Iott, B. Malcolnson. C. Staffimson, L. Dover GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN l'lt'lj.S'llJlfXT .,,.,,,,,,,, .... C ft'l'fl'l!fI't' 17011011 l'lC'li-l'lt'li.S'lIIEXT ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.. ll'ilma .'ll'lll.Yfl'Ullfl .S'liC'lx'lf7'.lll6l'-Tlx'l5.J,S'l'lflik' .,,,.. ., ..,, ,...............,. I ,zrrillv llvgff 'l'his your the tiirls' Athletic .Xssocizition wus delighted to welcome so inziny new meinlmers, Rlziny of which showed good sportsnizmsliip and interest in each sport. Managers of ezich sport were: Spcedlmzill, Carinelita fizircizig llziskethall. Alozinnn XY'rigl1t: Yollcylmall, -loan llouglussg liasclmcill, llctty .lean Klnlcomsong Tennis, .Xdele l,indg Bowling. Louise Dover. During thc year the girls enioycd il few parties suvh as dinners and going to the movies uftcrwzird. 'l'hi-re will he gi small nninher of girls who will have earned their sweutf ers or Zl letter and lnemlvership pin this rear. Girls who won letters this your were Xlfilnizi .Xrmstrong, Knnette Harrow. l,ncille Begg. Dorothy ,Xnn Cross. l.oi.'fc llowr. lletty hlezunic Nlzilcomson, felizi 5tflllIlIlSllII. Sully XX ells :ind vlflflllllil XX right. NYC expect to liziw more lun in the coining' your :ind many llllJl'K' new l1lL'2l.S. l,l't'll,l.li lllitiii TOP KUVVYJ. Bryson, Miss Burke. MD Hoover, Miss Balaam, B. Potter, E. Bailey hhlCOND ROWTfMiss Rzunus, C. Staftzllzson, S. XVells, P. Hancock. E. VVashen- felder, U. A. Cross THIRD ROWfW. Armstrong. M. McLean, D. Phelps. M, Moore, P. Bryson BOTTOM ROWR--413. Alexander. J, VVri::ht,, L. Hoag, Ii. Clxilson, S. Robinson TRI-Y Ifl RST SICKI ICSTICR SICCQ DXIJ SEM ICSTKR Klztrv Moore .,,,.,....,.. M ,.,l'lt'li,S'llPli.Y7' ..,..,,.,,...,,,................ l.fsuo1'6 Hong 1,931.1-Q Hogg AY,V,-,,,V,V , ,UI'lC.'i-l'RliSIHEXT ,, Dorothy Ann Cross l1Qx'e1'lv rXlexzmcler ,,,, ,,,,,,. S 'ffC lx'lfT.1lxJl' ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,V I Visit' Cllllflll lQgtl1Q1 xXv1l5',I1C1lfQ1ClQ1' -.,Y, ,A ffx'lf,'l.S1f 'RER ,,,,. ,.,,, ucttzt KOlJlIlSOIl lflt-j111qg1' llglilei' Y,,.., H fx'fff,URTfffX' .,,,, IQIGZLIIHI' lilllltj' Slil l'liBlliElQ 29 Our fmt siucf lcccl pop fuel hot clogs! lt was a huge sttcrcss :mal really gave our cfulm :L gootl stzirt for the year. fJQ l'f JISICK lo 'I lu' lDCg'lll1l4llQ for Hlyiljillllil xvt-tk for our usw plt-clgcs. Xllmt zm initiw- lltlil-f'I'C1llCllllJCl', girls? CJCTQ Jlllili 30 l7t,1'lllQl inltifutic n zmzl iiistlllzltlmx in the music room. lDliL'liNllllilQ l5 Um' Cliristlnzis, panty. l':YLl45'UllL' llacl il wonclurlul timc, utter the SCHYCIIQQI' hunt. at the ,Xlplia Club. 1 IQINQIQAXRY 12 Slllll-I-IIl'l'll21l instztiltxtion in the llonu' lic room lmcforc fznnilv :mil lricncls. AXPRII, 30 liilfll girl l msln'rl lll'l' l'1'ie11clflii1x Box :mtl sent it on its wax' to it l.1ll'ClQ'll counttry. NIAXY I2 NYU took our Xlotliers to lll'CfLlil.Zl.'t, zmrl tlu-n wc all went to rluircli. Il'Ylf 'lllw lest win' wt' roulml curl 11 wonclt-rlul x't':1r togctlu-r. 'Flu' Tri-Y Clul: lvul its st'mo1's:1 llrml :ulieu ln' Il l'i.'Illl5' swell pzirty, Q lfl,li.XNlJR li.Xll.lfY U TOP ROW-I. Williams, M. B. Hoover. G. McKinley. M. McC1ean. Mr. King SECOND ROVV-E. Bailey, D. Phelps, M Moore, P. Proud BOTTOM ROWfR, Chilson, B. Barca. l.. Hoag, S. Robinson NEWSPAPER STAFF rnasr smnas'r1eR sicuaxn SliKIliS'l'iilQ Nlinnic llelle Ilmwear lil1l'l'OR ........................ Mary Moore ................ ...... I .S'.S'T. Iil?l'l'Olx'S ..... Put Vroucl Lt-norc Hoag lfIi.l7'l'Rli liI2lTUR.S' Xlinnic liclle Huovci' Xlury Moore Pat Vrourl I.t-ncnrc Hong Betty Barca ..... ....... S 'OCLIL IEIDITURS .... .... I rnia XYillifnns Phllyis Bryson Grace Mt-Iiinley . .....- IRT EDITOR .............. ...... C Brace Klcliilllcy Charles Deering .... .S'l'UlC li.S' Elllffllx' ...,........ NIZIVQZIFCT NICQAICHH Put Hilclcrhrzmcl ..... .1l.'IX.-llil.N'G lilU'l'Olx' ............ ICICZIUOI' lizlilvy Torn Mqtfall ,,,,.,,,,, IJUY5' Sl'Olx'T.S' ........... Charles Deering' Ccligt Stzlffzuisrm .. .,..,..,.,....... ..,Cfllx'L.S' Sf'UNYi.3i .... .... Q 4Cii2l Sfllffillwwll .S'lf.YlUK l6lf1'lx'1f,S'1Q,X'T.lY'll'lf .... .. ...... lI'l112L Wiillizllhw JI 'XIOR lv'lif'lx1lf.S'E.X l'. Hill 'lf .. . ?Ol'IIO.UOl61f Rli1'lx'lf.S'1i.N'T, IT!! '15 .. .... l'lx'l:,SH.U.1liX li'l1l'lf'l:.Sl:.Xl,'1llI I: . ........ ...... . IUCIVJIQ I IfN5s4i,z1rry Uininiick, Rosie' Chilson. Cl Hill Swanson. .XlJVISIiRSaMr. King. Hr. Hull,z1ncl Miss Lines. This group pnhlislied tht' sfliuol newspznmci Sucttzl Iiohinszn .loan lliyfrwii Iiillic' Rcnnic izirlcs Y Q Jisola. Huh lluclsfmn, '. HIXZZUNIJUS Iicyliolcu n-very other we-ck fhuring the first semester and CYt'I'j' othcr month during the sccrnicl seniestcr. lniproving with every cclitimf. it was tht- staff! cnrncst rlc-sire to uin- tinnc l'Cg'lliZl1' puhliczitiim tliroiiglinnt thc your. hut with so nizmy rliffvrent fictivi- ties it was iinpossihlc to flu so. Klziny cxcclln-nt issues, howcxer, worc put out hy this grnlni. NIiXlit2.XRI2'l' NIcL'l.li.XN '1'U1' HUWfMiss Sherwood. li. Pocta. J. Lewis, J. Galbraith, E. M21l'tlll6ttl, L. Hurt. B. McClain SECOND RUXVlf-S, Trumaii, A. Silva, J. VV1'ight. M. Silva. P. Czmrr. M. Perigzin liU'1 1'OM ROVVv-D. Martin, J. I5z11'ge1'. E. Silva, A. Lunzx, lil. Luna STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB lfl RST S IQNI liS'l'lilQ UND SliNl,liS'l'lilQ llilmla Silva .........,..,.. .... l 'Rli.S'll2l5.X I' ......................... -luzuma Wright Nl:u'jo1'ie .Xviln . .. .... l'lC'lf-l'lx'1iSl!Ili.X'T ,.,, llilllllll' Cizxllwmitlm blozumu Xliiglit .... ..... S 'lfC'lxjlf'lIllfl' ..... ...... l fllllly Sllvil YlRff,l.S'f'lx'lffx' .... .l4myCC lizlfgel' lietty Klclfluin .... ,,... I x'lfl'Ulx l'lfl3,S' .... . ..... Patsy Cari' Nlarilmcl l,CI'l'lgZ1l1 Roseinary l'oct:1 'lille stitch zuicl clizltlci' clulm was urgzuiizecl ezlrly last sn-Iiicstel' lay mvm- liers uf the limm-nuiking rlcpzirtniciil. :xml uiiclvi' tlic cliwclimmii :mul spmismsliip uf Nliss Slierwrmml. it zlcccniiplisliccl Il lut. NYC wurkccl UJXVZI-l'4l mum' wlnrtliwliilv wvzlls' zlnwiw tlicm, i11im1'm'i1w' . 5 7 N 5 lllll'S6lYC5Q ccmtrilmtiiig tu our lifmic-sg prmiwtixig 1'ec1'ez1tirm:1l :ictiviticsg cooper- ating fm' scliool llCllCl'lllQlllQ :mcl IDl'CIlZ1l'lllQ lm' tlic fu l'.X'l'SY Rlwlll I LIXIQR K A4 K Sports L . QW? 'X ' gif -,pf X gs W Q-Z xffi x KX X N B62 QD TOP ROW4B. Hapgood, H. Painter, D. Ricketts. B. Robison, B. Miller, E. Schutz E. Collier, S. Hollister SECOND RUVV7B, Brouhard, B. Cox. li. Jeffers, D. McClellan, CT. Marquart, Ii. Negus, R. Bishop, J. Oneal. D. Mortensen, Coach Lair l5U'1'TOM ROW-B. Bonham, J. Roberts. E. Guidotti, B. Ewing. B, Laubly, lVl. Do- iningos. R. Grossini, li. Hoefler. K. Cox. I. Trigueiro FQOTBALL This year the l,ompoe Varsity liraves unrlerwent the first normal year 7 of seheclule sinee '-l-. The first six games of the season were fought with slightlv more experieneecl teams of Santa Maria. .Xrroyo firancle. ancl .Xtaseacleio The first five games of the season l.ompoe lost. hut not without a struggle. .Xt the last eleven-man game of the season, which was with .Xtaseaclero, the liraves finally tastecl victory hy taking the hattle 91-7 The hest moral vietory of the season was the game that the local eleven helcl the League Champions of Santa Nlaria to a 13-O leacl. The Varsity out- playecl them cluring the night game hy making more first clowns than the Saints, hut the Santa Nlaria squacl seorecl two touehclowns, one on a long pass, ancl one on clriving after a l,oinpoe fumhle. The first time the two teams met in the season the Saints rlefeatecl the Braves 30-O. Towarcls the enfl of the footlzall season, the liraves' Pigskin Scluafl startecl to Click at the ehange to six-man footlmall. The loeal sextet took hoth Santa Ynez anml Santa llarhara Catholze lligli to the eleaners to the rallies of 43-17 ancl 54-30. This was the first year gas rationing has lueen offg thelrefore, the sehool provirlefl the neeclecl transportatirrn. ln the previous years the sehool team has taken private ears for out-of-town athlelies. Many of this yea'r's players will not he felt in next year's team. These will he lloh llapgoofl. llielt Klortensei., Kieorge lngamells, lioh liohison. liieharcl llCl'1'j'. Cilywle Xlarquart, hlaelq lineal, lil-lm lfwing. Xlilte Negrieh. lloh Cox. llol: Seolari ancl liieharcl Negus, This year eo-eaptains were eleetecl. Those who well cleservefl the honor were llielt Nlortensen ancl fieorge lnggamells. lioaeh l.air was assislecl hy .llii Sllifll, who was in tht- army clnring most of the foothall season anrl is now a new memluer of the faenlly. eoaeh l,air has fine hopes for next year's srlnafl as tlieire are niany promising nnrlerelass- men, who will fill in for the loss of tlie seniors. el llflx lDlClilQlXi2 v TOP ROVw'+B. Petersen, B. Brouhard, D. Mortensen, C. Marquart, S. Hollister. E. Collier, M. Domingos, Bob Cox. I.. Dimmick SEVUND liUWft'oael1 Lair. C. Versola, B. Ewing. J. Smith, IJ. Chaney. C- DGGIWIIQT. U. Hitehen,,B. Laubly, R. Grossini, K. Cross BU'l l'0M liUlWfC. Grossini, J. VVoodfin. R. Hooker. B. Barnes. E. Lovelace, B. Hanson, E. Douglass. J. Vanlerlmerglie, J. Wall, B. Bonham, l. Trigueiro. 'l'. Rojas. BASKETBALL V- . - . - -- - ll H .4 llns year ol 4o1ntro:lueecl the tirst rouiulel seheflule ot .X , ll , an.l Lf , lmasketluall in a long time. ter tor the .X weights, lloll ligilili for the ull weights, anil Charles iirossini for the tm weights. :Xt the first ol the season an ancl li praetiee elinie was helcl in Santa Ynez, in which l.onn1oe, Santa Nlaria, San l.uis lllnspo angl Santa Ynez partieipatecl. Captains eleetecl from the ll , anml squacls were Stan llollis- The weights startecl the season hy winning the league elinie in their class ancl were well on their way to taking' the league title when they were tumlmlecl lly San l.uis Obispo in a play-off for the Southern Division Cham- pionship. The li weights showecl improvement over last year hut were still plaguecl lay harcl luek. Several games were so elose that over-time periods were neeessaryg in one of these games. whieh eoulzl have gone either way, we just clicln't get the lireaksu, lmut in the other we eame out vietorious over Santa Klaria luv clefeating them 20-18. .Xs 'i result their season reeorcl of le'w'ue -f'unes . 5 in sf shows three wins against live losses. The Its plaeecl two players on the .Xll-League Souaclg lloli llalmlm was namecl first-string eenter for lmeing the elassiest 1merfo,rmer in the league ancl Louis Silva reeeiveml honorahle mentien at guarrl. weight lliela Klxartensen also reeeivecl honoralmle mention in the .Xll-Star 'l'eam. 'lilie Varsity tive were less fortunate than the other weights, clue to a laeli of material. 'liowarfl the encl of the season. lmeeause of ineligilmility ancl aeri- rlents, it was neeessary that eoaeli lxtir put li weight players on the Varsity squacl. l.efl lry avting-eaiutain llielt Klortensen, the .X's won one league game anml lost seven, lmut went on to the league tournament in San l.uis flliispo to play oil' the Consolation tliainpionsliip with Santa Nlaria. lt was a elose game throughout hut the llraves eventually .vent flown in rlefeat 25-IN. Cl l Ltli IJICIQRINH TOP HOW-J. XValdschmidt, IJ. Hitch-fn. D. Morte11se11. B. Miller. R. Painter, B Babb, IJ. Richards SECOND RUWf+J. Smith, M. Domingos. B. Ewing, L. Jeffers. B. Brouhard BtJ'1'TUM HOW4-L. llimmiek. B. Cox. K. Cross, J. Roberts. .I. Woodfiu. Coach Lai: BASEBALL LOJIIIOC' Ol'l'O.X'lf.X l'.S' 8 L'at'piutei'ia l 5 Santa Yuez l 2 Santa Xlatia ll U Sau l,uis Olmispu 7 Lompoc has liacl a very successful lmaseliall seasuu tlius tar, wiuuiug tliret autl losing true tu the first place liulrlers uf the league, San Luis Uliispu. This recurcl places the squacl iu the scctnufl place ut' the league staucliug. The powcr- lwuse hitter uf the team has lmeeu llulu Ewing. wlumsc lmattiug average has lmeeu tops at 600. lluli llalmli. with 364. aucl Hula Cux. with SUS. alsti liavg lieeu rluiug' a splcuclirl juli ut hitting, witli lliclt Niurteuscu turuiug in a stellar juli iu tht lJllL'l1lllg' clepartmeut. l7l'CSlllUE'tl1 Nlauucl llrmiiugus lias fluue a swell juli uf ctwcr- ing tliircl liase all tlirougli the scaslmu. llie iuajurity uf the suuatl this year is cumpusecl ul' uuclci'-classmeii. 'x fact which gives pmmise ut' au cveu lic-ttei' team next year. lliclx Klurtcuseu was uamecl lvtselmall captaiu uf tlic year lmy tlit- clinics ut' liis team mates. Clllvfli lJlQlClilXt1 TOP RUVV-K. Cox, M, Negrich. R. Perry, B. Robison. F. Staffanson. VV. Petersen. J. Uneal, Mr. Such SECOND ROW-C. Robinson, I. Hoefler, D. Dill, R, Grossini, W. Jimenez. D. Chaney, C. Deering THIRD ROVV-C. Friis, D. Roberts, R. Hooker. J. Flores, B. Bonham. C. Grossini. l. Trigueiro, B. Tremaine B'U'1'l'OM ROW--J. Crowell. B. Hansen, E. Lovelace. G. Douglass. V. llowerton. ll. Almanzo. T. Kitaguchi TRACK .Xlmost without exception. this is the first year any one of our athletes has participated in track. Nevertheless. as we go to press, the track team has all but Wouncl-up a fairly successful season. The team plaeecl first in a triangular meet with Santa Maria anfl Arroyo Grancle in Santa Maria, took another first in a triangular 'meet in Lompoc, and tiecl for first in a quaclr:-ngular meet with San l.uis Obispo, Santa Maria, ancl :Xtaseaclero which was held in Santa Maria. The A and li teams were not as victorious as the Cs hut pro- clucecl several outstanding incliviclual performers. Roy Urossini, a Ulf weight, has consistently won the l32O yarrl run ancl lforrest Staffanson, another clistance- man, has taken numerous firsts in the clistance runs ancl is unnlefeatecl in thi. mile run in the class. Holm liolmison is also unclefeatecl in the shot-put which is close to recortl breaking. lieacling point winner for all weights is hlustin Crow- ell, a 'ACU weight, whose N pounrl shotvput is still unsurpassed. Captains-elect were lforrest Staffanson ancl Holm Rolnison. This year an inter-class track meet was helcl for the first time in five years. The juniors came out on top, the seniors seeoncl. the freshmen thircl. ancl the sophomores last. The seniors lost to the juniors by the narrow margin of one point. oo-65. while the sophomores surcumliecl to the freshmen 3099 -2615 Roy tirossini lmrolce the lligh School l3ZO Reeorcl at the Ventura-I.ompoe track meet lay rniniing the event in 3:3-1.3 which is ll: seconrls lvetter than the olcl reeoral of 3:3618 Clll.'Cli IJEICIQIXKZ F Activities , f K ffff W X Z, :Wf XS 1 i K. A ff X DQ f - 2 QL Eyi Z ll - A- ,,, .3 , ,, Y ,, ' - -A - i E V xi Yi . . - T-. ..si ww' S' Ez 4' r i au f ef ifszefik f' A 3 1 laf , ,nm ts ' V ' - . il E 'Ei 4 A ' ' .4 s 5 1 :' ,F ' 4 . H -f -'.-. i - f '. ig' f -:T-7. v , f , ff uw-as l Qin' - , -1 V 1 4' s ffm. 'fy ' lt 5 Ma., if at., i ,ll if , 3:7 . A , A Q T this 4 H -l , ' I JUNIOR PLAY lielfrre a full huuse the jnninrs gave a inystery ccnnecly in three acts. Creeping Sllaclcwvvsf' .Xs well as the characters un the stage. the lights ancl suuncl effects helped prucluce a really suspense-fillecl evening. Nlr. XYn+ucl deserves nur greatest thanks for directing ancl helping us put this play over. CH .X lQAL l'liRS Hill ll razier ,,,, Y...VVY.YVV,.......,VVVV,VVVVV.....VV VVYYV........V.. J 2 wk NY?Lll Xl rs .lfrazier ,,,,. Clierrx' Frazier ,,,, Kit lianglitun Patricia Douglass . Angelina Chaves Betty XYooclfin 'llgql Qlgriwgy ,YYVVV ,,...,,,,,,. I lack 'I lunter t.,t. ----Y A'-e-'f B ill Llllllllf-' ilihe Sheriff Butch ,,t.,. ,, llank H ,, Mr. Xlacle Mi, lung t,,. ,Xnna ,,,, Dot ,,,, May ,,,,, , Jin tt,tt Lnnlv ,,,, . Snuucly ti,,, .,,,.,,,, Mrs. 'lirucsclale Douglas McClellan .. Charles Deering , Raymond Bishop liill Swanson Yliilliarn Petersen l,ois Stillman lietty llalcmnson Suetta Robinson , liarhara Nlunclell Cilenna Hooker Mary .Xnn Hull: lDui'ntl1y Olinger lfllie ............. .. Helen llomingos The liancl , .... ,,,.,,,. l Goh llapguocl 'Vunnny Scott .loy Mankins li1lCli ........ .... ...,,,.,, . , . Ralph lintterlielcl .Xn lnlqnuwn Klan ,,,, llavicl Craft 1JORU l'l IY ANN CRC DSS 'A Q 'Y x X ' f f ' I.- .i.. ,Q-.lk ,vblf Ii J -4 Zip X f Q 'i hy l xx X I v Sh 535,252 'll aallllhll fgvqd E , 'rL'f H55 f:a::2fi--as E 2' ' f EEE .6 so Y .1 flsfrllffwlllf f ' :,4lIni.4 , . ' EZ f - lf, : .z P? JW ge M iiilluii-zip, ab' I 4 fn- 4 1 :ia Ls: V 'N' 5 , ff, W E ..b q,,, ' f! IQ X SENIOR PLAY The senior play for '46 was presented on the evenings of May first and second to a record-breaking audience. It had been previously planned for a week later but, due to circumstances which arose, it was necessary to change the date. Everyone in the senior class pitched in, and with the able direction of Mr. XYood and assistance of the stage crew, made a fine production of 'l'omorrow Heaven. The characters included: .lay Young ,,t,c, ,,,, Bradley Young ...,. 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SEPT. 29+On this Saturday, we went to the contest field to watch our football team challenge our old rivals, the Saints. The crowd was eager to see our fellows win, but such was not the will of the gods, and our team suffered defeat. The Braves were now determined to meet the Saints again at much different odds. OCT. 2-Just after the rise of the second moon, a traveler came to visit our camp. He was connected with the U. S. Army, as his rank was that of lieutenant, and spoke to us about the great World War II. His name was Lt. Smith. OCT. 6-Our Braves traveled to Arroyo Grande today: along with them went a large number of rooters. Although defeated, our team showed great improvement and so we felt that all the work and training was now beginning to show. OCT. 2-This year the usual .freshman initiation was not held. Instead, a picnic was enjoyed and games were played by all who attended. OCT 12-This year the usual freshman initiation was not held. Instead, a picnic was tendance was good, and a lot of Wampum for the annual was taken in. The dancers were all glad when the time came to return to camp. OCT. 23-A travel'ng magician came into our village this morning: his name was Virgil, and he was a much Letter trickster than our poor medicine man. This magician came to us through the local Kiwainis Club. OCT. 26-Our fighting Braves met Santa Maria once again. We all went over the hill to see this great contest. The Lompoc Braves gave the undefeated Saints their b'ggest scare of the season by dominating most of the game, but finally went down to defeat 12-0. Report cards came out and for some of us it was not so good at home, but after a promise that we would do better next time, we were once again out and into the swing of things. NOV. 3hThree moons have now passed and all of the new faces have become familiar. On this Saturday, the Arroyo Grande team came to challenge us in a football contest. When we lost this contest, it seemed that a jinx was against us in all our games. However, the Brave's band was out to show us its accom- plishments and it did itself proud. NOV. 10+'l'he jinx was finally broken! We came from behind to defeat Atascadero 9-7. Heartened by this victory, the players really buckled down to work. NOV. 17-The first game of six-man football was held and it was more like a track meet than a football game. Tne Braves were way out in front all the way and defeated the Santa Ynez Pirates by about 36 points. The Santa Ynez band came over, and, along with the Lompoc band, showed its marching and playing ability. NOV. f30j'l'he football team rounded out its season with another one-sided victory, this time knocking over the Santa Barbara Catholic High School. After the game, everyone went into the village and had a lot of fun whooping and yelling as only the Braves can do it. DEC. 7-All over our land, people were experiencing their first peacetime Pearl Harbor Day and here in our own Hunting Grounds, the Tri-Y had a scavenger hunt and dance. This was held in the Alpha Club House and everyone had a very merry time chasing all over searching for everything from a head-dress to a rotten pomegranate. f' f its 'QP L K ' 'til x :Tia n 4 can x L time - Gil 5 aixMlW,Ll, f ith MMM DEC. 14-The boatmen of the tribe threw a dance and each one of them had a pretty girl with him. This Sea Scout Dance was very much of a success. DEC. 19-The final performance oi the Junior play, Creeping Shadows was presented to an audience which enjoyed it very muah. Murders were committed and the town sheriff appeared, but fortunately it was not the real thing. DEC. 20-The seniors of the tribe gave a Christmas Formal in hopes of making it an annual event. The hall was decorated in the traditional red, green and white of the season. To the braves of the tribe, and to the maidens as well, it was really a wonderful party. JAN. 18-AT'he Braves started the basketball season off successfully by winning all but the A weight game with Arroyo Grande. Our fighting Indians showed a lot of bold spirit, and the results proved it. s JAN. 26-Lompoc overwhelmed the Santa Ynez basketball teams in every class. The Pirates didn't even come into the class of the Braves. FEB. 11-The Sophomores of the iribe gave a Valentine dance for all the school. The hall was very attractive with hearts all around the room, and with very soft lights!! FEB. 13-The scouts among us attended another Court of Honor. They were all very glad to receive their newly-earned advancements. MAR. 15--Many moons after the Sophomore-Freshman picnic, the freshmen of tho tribe finally returned the party. Most of the older braves had forgotten about the party, but when it was held some of them were on hand to borrow one of the beautiful cakes baked especially for the occasion. MAR. 21-This year brought to our tribe a wonderful show, 'contributed by the musically-inclined members of the school under the able direction of Miss Mary K. Balaam. MAR. 25-In the first track meet in many moons all of the Brave runners made like the wind around the track. This was an interclass meet among the different groups of our tribe. Once again it made all of us feel as if our school were seeing a new life now that things were on their way back to normal. APRIL 2-We scalped our first baseball opponent, another tribe of Indians from Carpinteria, with an easy margin of victory. APRIL 5-The Braves again challenged their old rival the Santa Maria Saints, this time on the baseball diamond, and gained revenge by administering a thorough walloping to the opposing nine. APRIL 12-This was a real field day for our village. A championship baseball game was going on between San Luis Obispo and Lompoc while a track meet was being run off with Lompoc, Santa Maria and Arroyo Grande participating. Lom- poc won the meet and was defeated in the game. APRIL 14 to 21-Spring vacation came at last and all of the tribe welcomed the rest. APRIL 26-The Brave's baseball squad traveled to Arroyo Grande and added another victory to their board. APRIL 27-All of the runners went to Santa Maria to participate in the league meet held there. Lomopc made an outstanding showing in the light weight class and gave all of the others in the different classes a run for their Wampum. MAY 1 and 2-The Senior extravaganza Tomorrow Heaven was proclaimed a big hit and every one had a great deal of fun preparing it. MAY 11-All of the girls went to Santa. Maria to a play day . We missed not having them around, Qhubba, hubbajl MAY 17-The Band attended the Tri-County Band Festival in Santa Barbara. All of the members of the band had been working hard in preparation for this grand march andlconcert. As the band paraded down State Street with the majorettes and the tribal banner out in front, there wasn't a better looking band in the line of march. MAY 31-The annual Junior Prom was given in the Memorial Hall, and was attended by many former Braves,now out of the service. The decorations cleverly carried I out the theme of Fairyland . JUNE 9-The Baccalaureate service was very inspiring to all of the graduating braves. JUNE 12jCommenc.ement exercises were most impressive, the auditorium was decor- ated with beautlful flowers :ind drapes. The Brave band played as the Seniors of '46 marched down the aisle of the auditorium on their last official tribal action. The time h rest of our great land. 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Florance Kelley ,,,, . Harley Holding ,,,, . Nlarilyn Laubly .... , Manuel Machado ..,.., John Mankins .,..,.. Alyce O'Neal Virginia Petersen .,,i, LeRoy Randall .,,,... Nancie Riggs .,..,, Dolores Root .,,,... Patricia Rowan .,,,. ,Ndclina Silva Patricia Stillman .,,,... Conrad Van Clief .,,, Hazel Xlashenfelder lnez Younger .t.,r,,,i . U. C.-Santa Barbara ...... U. C.-Santa Barbara U. S. Navy U. C.-Santa Barbara Art School, Berkeley U. Navy U. S. Navy Farming. Lompoc Camp Cooke Camp Cooke U. S. Navy U. S. Navy U. S, Army U. C.-Santa Barbara ,I. C. Penney Co., Lomopc .. ........................ U. S. Navy San Jose State Agriculture, Lompoc Santa Barbara Business College Bank of America, Lompoc Farming. Lompoc U. C., Berkeley U. S. Army U. S. Navy Lee's, Lompoc Glendale C. U. S. Navy U. C.-Santa Barbara Lee's, Lompoc Nurses 'l'raining', So. Dakota Home, Lompoc C. Penney Co., Lompoc .. ................ U. C.-Los .-Xngeles Stadley's, Lompoc Bookkeeper. Lompoc