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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

1 V yn., ,f'-41.54, 1 f, ,, V 1-,A 'J ,lfjflh 7,11 + 1 gn 1 yr 1 v-I l j 1 xl K ' X Y If 4 L1 . 4 , v4 ' I 1' ,A I' I ,J - r yy 1 Vjlrw YY illx ,q , I L ' 1 Lf .4114 ' 7 A 1 1 4 f 'iff' If i I 1 y 1,3 ., :Y A I 3412,-II' 5 J , . I PI If - ff ff, I :S 1976-f-I ' ,. ' I - ' fi -' If ' , -I t .51 I V! .', iff f' If I I' UI V I Ij ' 'J ' If X ' f' -, I I' f if , V C L f iflfifi 1 f14,7lI!II lift: 4'jA. Ha J X ff X? I' II I f ll I M..-1 ,I 1 S . yi. .1 I I I I fafffl JIM T . afdkmp X4 If D, ,,y , fd II IV Kim jj fy I P- , I K . ' H I I fxxhgi ff: I -. ,auf I fI , kg I E f flmflf A. My :ZH I ,f.,f. 4 ,KI , ECHOES OF 49 PUBLISHED BY 45 f I SENIOR CLASS OF LOMPOC I NI UNION I-IIOI-I SCHOOL L. I 5 51 LIL f LOMPOC CALIFORNIA M I 0 I ,I f I Az I J' ff YE I If X QP EDITOR I If ROBERT ALMENZQK ASST EDITOR THERESA MARTIN f Wfyif QM? BUSINESS MANAGQRI 3 HERBERT SCI-IROEDER if ff rf!-4 75 f7 'f,,! ff! 4772 7 I 21fj,2f?Jff f U - f y'4 I x I, , -I j I, Al MMIII If I f I f I f yfff y BI I If X 'I I If -IIII I -Q L , JA I if? L4 V ,V ,f 1, I , I f I I ' , Q.,-IW ' .. -1 , L h- LA , In . L - F V 5 IMI I 6- IW f JI I I -I II Il I , I I- izlwf uv I Vc,H,I5l, M71 I K 71 ,pw U pt-I X, :Llhif L4i,..f I LLKI LV x 'lx , X -',.l f 'I ILL, IYLL. 1 ,I I F A flu! 14 I' , ,ti ' II V 1 l ,kd my vxklhf-I f L VX ,I 'AX L! I Q I4 L' I Vp ,IQ 'I NL, bfi Xl V . I I Cx I- I I I LJ A . I, ' , . I . , , , ' I - gl W X 4 I fx, I I 1 . J I ., IC IJ 'I V II I ' 4. 'Q I , I N 5 - XJ , ,I II' L' V ' I OZ' NI' NLIW ' 'Q PII EI 'lj I, xrxl XX ' 1 .h . 1. I -,J Y I ,V f f 3' I II I' SQA' ' HI II' UI C- ' x Y X, . 1 f ' A - Hx , Q 1 ,jx . X I wx. Xwfv I- K XL' ' ,Ia im x A I XL , I I I I . I- lv FNXU r', ' ,Off I -IUIFI I 'V I I .Rv ' A , I ,nab X I I , . yi ' II IJ QI C. IS C f Mn!-tlfx IAN B IUI ' I . LIL' IO- ' bf X I' 'Z' JI -li, ,I .yxtyhfrd A F ADJ! V 1 f' 1 Dir I ,I X, ' X , I A' Tv I , A II I I E 1 Aw' Q-,gig ' , C I, , Tl , .ffgkfjf 5 3 'Enix Akfgg VI - . A ' ' 11729 CJ. N v I-4 ff? V1 I X 1 V, 4,4 fi-. I.- ' 2 'c: ff ,LL f I ' cf' in 1, 'ff5fI, , A 2,2 . . , K? Q ij ,H H A A K. 4 I , E' ffI2I' gfffv f 1 fw, ?Qf,f22 fi? Q,J!w A , jf QA? ,w f Yr lgilyff ' ,Fl f f ,f f f 311: Dale T. Wlaod Q? A , XII: and Blrs. XVood and children Saturday afternoon ICA T I N To Dale T. Wood in appreciation for the many years of service and interest in our High School, the Echoes of '49 Staff wishes to dedicate this book. . As a friend and advisor to all students, lVlr. Wood has been an inspiring as well as supporting energy for continued effort here or in other activities. We further dedicate this book to the spirit for which he stands--the spirit of carrying on. hlr. and Nlrs. 5-37' aff sfe D. cfzzsdf -,,J.' 'S '-- -1.2 N -mm., O I O C C 1 VVood 'V , K , : ws,- W '.L' w Z E' N, 1' 5 in f u.. 14-0'4nu uv-as-4 M-,, vm -M... 7'1-'-..'2. 'w... Superintendentfs Message As youth of the nation, your thoughts extend toward the future and what it holds for you. Physical frontiers have disappeared, but the ever-widening frontiers for improving social and human welfare within the country and thc world present unlimited challenges. Good education is indispensable in promoting social progress and world peace. It is an invest- ment which pays ever-larger dividends in per- sonal satisfaction and useful social service. Equip yourself with those skills and understandings which make you a good, contributing citizen. Develop those attitudes and ideas giving spiritual DI. Dnld M Horan Suppl lmpndo li strength to American democracy. Above all. give your best in whatever you set out to ac' LN-L21 complish. xl lin X David M. Florell Vice Principafs Message y MY' SENTINIENT f'Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect exercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls. It is a pain' Edward E. Kaufman-Vice-Principal ful, continual and difficult -work to be done by kindness, g by watching, by warning, by precept and by praise, but If above all-by example. Board of Trustees . lNIilton E Nelson Chairman of Board VVe regard it a real privilege and nianifest responsibility to have had some part in giving direction to the educational program at our high school. The American public school will determine the future of free men. The solution of each problem urgently requires the combined consideration ol the board, administrators. teachers. students, and the community. lt is our understanding and acceptance of this fact that encourages us to strive toward greater achievements. The opportunity to develop skills and abilities essential to happy. suc- cessful home and community living is our challenge. Left to Right: Wayne Roberts, Harry H. Collier. Nlilton E, Nelson, Lawrence J Johnson. 'Nm IL-J Q .- 'ff' --.4 -sv- , , yi Kits, Llh2ll'1E'1l6' XYil m 'NEFFPI'iIlCiIT2ll. . K ary Xlre, CiiI'0lf'Il Clll'li97-CIE? Office Force Xliw Rill'bill'il BQIIPIHEIII Xlyg. 1,i-110W I-'ilmmv N11Iwl'11ltmul1ntl Sm'1'f'tz11'y 'Axtwmlmwp Offwm' A Nlrs. Ixwiillllli Ilfwfle-1' BUOkkG9IJQl' X f'wF 'f 'X Ml., Edward Lelilzmc amd .Xlxx Bill Sllxilpy-MCL1atuclizm114 CYkf'yKJl,,Ql., Q SERVICE FORCE 3111111111 Xlifilhf' fmrdlwv Iif,yXIitr'lmn1 fiiifllllvl' BQ in , .Xl1's. Grate Pearce Ui1'l'5 Custodian . I 5 f -4, , pm, W MMM .MMV ' ' j ,Ll a.4fwfflf wwf, 1 f 624,240 V Gr-Urge Kimball' -CQEIVKIIIQF fretired A1323 'Nm DALE VVOODS Sc-nior Problems Civics American History General Science Counseling Senior Class Advisor Annual Staff Aclvisui Band GEORGE A. BERGEN Rand Orchestra Mixed Gleejglub N lffj ull A ,f-fflzfff f WV'iJ'fY, V IZ fffui f'ZfW n. 3- 7757 14511 4 .-L.,-f 1 , f A' R Q foie ff? ff ff ffflf? - i 7 .jf ' ff ' , 'ALL A, g1.f,afi,f? M140 -1 i'T1 'i!,j f 5' . ff 1,0 1 f :Ll VH. xl . -A If ,I ,. fff'7,f'7lfl 1 I'k,fj7Zfaf ' K ff 04 'V' ' merican Histor5 MYRON KING FN, Business Nlath Boolilxeeping Tj ping Crafts fwinoae Signal Adxisoi O MARGARET HODGON Art Crafts Free Hand Dravfigig Typing 'Q LOIS BRIGGS Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor is 2 Sophomore Advisor Qu . nov 0.71 D Q Mwfsw Girls' Ihysirul 1'1K1llCH11011 MM. K PAUL GQARI 4, 1. Iinglish .-mr' .1921 ic Coach ior Advisor 990' BOYD CANFIELD ' Auto K1echanics zzi f Electricity V G0nCra1 3191511 'V z SAQN1. Advisor .Wh -g,,,,2f: f tn 2 ' 4 1f.,:Vf 5 : , .A , ., ' ap! l ww' 1. .K 1 4 4 .,:v-am.-1, -. . , Q A but Cieiieral Xlctal i N 'Znf 11'L1Af'f'2l1' Iiiiglmli J B-. :Pic DIQMNSUA , rig is 1 ,cl 111 51111111511 .lunmi Adi non fllf15t,d1 1 Qi CARLTON THOMS Film Supervision World Culture American History Biology l'.N.Y.O. Advisor .ff if , XX oild Culture ,wr RUTH SOI .OVSKY l.i brary Library Club Aclvisol ADA FARRIS Luglish lieshmfm adusoi KLM, HENRY HELLEKSON Shop Math Algebra Advanced Algebra Geometry f, 5 419' 45 l unch S ,..,,,'-Maw . 5,3 V Li ETHEL BLACKWELL Home Economics Cafeteria Stitch and Chatter Advisor Senior Class Advisor Annual Staff Advisor 'WE' NIIKIL S1 EP ANKO Nlechanlcal Drawing VVoodshop General Shop Clunior Highj Freshman Advisor lfighth Grade Social Science EVA STRICKIAAND Science Social Science English AR FHUR HAPGOOD Social Science Mechanical Drawing ,, W, 45. , if ,L N. l -vent ll Grade linglisll W , 'tm ' La, J , -V41 lznglish VIRGINIA KOMITRKA Art ' J Art 1 ! X MAX W1'1 1'MAN Off J Physics I f Practical Science H Biology Guidance Counseling GENEVA HEIIRING ICDVVARD li. KAUFNIAN Nlalh Ivoodshop Social Science English Seventh Grade Reading and Spelling W. FEMS Advzuicecl VVoodwor'k ROBERT ROBERTS ENIIL SUCH Science Physical Education Math I,ettermen's Club English Advisor Social Studies i ' M , I ., f M+.2'mZ. 4 : ffciig Hbzg , Z., we , 'Hb t ' . gy.. ,wjlpf-,g l ' M- '-'IH -' x I :...: ..- :-,Qi-'::5:::-:':Ez?s:E:. 1-::E'::.: 'tix 1...-.f:.,:.5f:: . ' ' , ,EQ f' 'jjj L2 -,,,,,fQ,5zQE5,,,,:..,,.w.::5a:,:-.:,5..:4:-V5511'-v.:a55s::,aE,::,:: 4 W MW ,:g5552:i:f:g. . . - ,W X A. ' 1 ,..m,,,Wr a5w Qu.-4 ,f...u4f.,.m.,fz . . 113- wav . ,1.A...3v.+.1 .r 1. ,. v SENIORS 'nun' I fari un Win I: . g 'b'f'f': Irfan! H J, FALL OFFICERS N l ROR ALMANZO ' N 1 President -Jig.. 5' -Ig 13 1 i 'fx fs: ',' . gl r --l ig ,,,., ,V Q, l GENE MARTIN Q Vice-President r I J '. 7 DONALD W .5 ROBERTS ie.: ..,, 5.55 A,.l:A: I ' Secretary Y , , I7 5, ' 1 I . 49 DORIS PADRICK Q Treasurer GLORIA GROSSI Yell leader CHRIS FRIIS President DONALD ROBERTS Vice-President ADELIN A MENDEZ Secretary DORIS PADRICK Treasurer . A QM' GLORIA GROSSI Yell leader SPRING OFFICERS GLORIA GROSSI Activitiesg to whi-per in study hall and not shout. Ambition: To find out the meaning of What, Activities RAYMOND AZBILL Intra, Basketball 2, 3, 4 S.A.M, Will: I, Bud Azbill, being of sound t?h mind and lanky body, do hereby will and bequeath to Don Arkley talias Mickeyj my deep love for school, also my ability to keep from the weeds knowing that he could well profit by it. Ambition: To be a rich man and see the 'sights tgirls that isj. 74 ,,, M it if 1 JW 4' ' ri I fl I WWW Mg f RAYOLA FERN IVIANKINS Activities! .Eamboree 3 Band 2- 3' 4 Junior Play Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Vice-President 3 G.A.A. President 4 Annual Staff 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Operetta 2 ACtiviti9S CHRIS FRIIS . Band 1 2 3 Hi-Y 2 ' ' Jamboree 3 gljfyixitti 2 A.S.B. 4 ' '. ' Orchestra 2 Senior Play Cast 4 Junior Pla Cast 3 Class President 1, 4 ' y Annual Staff 4 VVill: I, Chris Friis, being of bewildered mind and mangled body, do will and bequeath my properties and abilities to the following: I leave my locks' of beautiful golden brown hair to Charles Maxwell Wilson, To Dick Anderson I leave my ability to usually pick up some hot tamale after the dances at the canteen, and be clever enough to live to tell the story. To Burke I just simply must leave my terrific elevated shoes. lalso leave to any boy that maybe un fortunate enough to have Emil Such for a coach, the ability to get kicked out on bis' class at least once a week, and you'll start a stamp collection, he's just mad about them. Ambition: To own 3 Cadillacs, 2 houses in Nob Hill, a penthouse apartment in New York, also to love everybody else5 wives, and get away with it. Band Sec. and Treas. Will: I, Rayola Mankins, being of sane t?J mind and healthy bod I li ess will and bequeath my natural curly hair to anyone who can profit by a clarinet to Maurice Hoag so he won't have to carry that heavy tuba A.S.B. 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3 operetta 2 Drum Corp 1, 2 Jamboree 3 Liiifafy Club 4 Minstrel Show 4 50Hg Leader 3 Class Treas, 2 Drama 1 Vlass Yell-leader 2, 4 XVillg I, Gloria Grosi, being of Wha mind and Wham body do ll9F6ilY.b1 to Harry Kilgore my plaid pedal pushers, and to Johnny Huyck, I will the ab1l1t,, Senior Play Staff 4 P Ambition: To be a typist in a big business firm. 27.54 4 1 L 1 Activitiesg Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 S.A.M. 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Class Sec. and Treas. 3 XVil1: I. Gene Martin, do hereby will my very recently acquired desire for a B average to any freshman smart enough to use it where it will do the most good-beginning with the ninth grade and continuing through the twelfth! Ambition: To get a job as a mechanic in a candy factory, tightening the nuns Ill Hershey Bars. Activitiesg Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Football 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 XVill: I, Kenny Trigueiro, not saying what kind of body and mind, do hereby will and bequeath absolutely nothing, as I can't recollect anything. Ambition: To have a cert'i irl. ...,' GENE MARTIN Senior Play Cast 4 Class Vice-President 4 Junior Play Staff 3 BEATRICE DOMINGOS Activities: Jamboree 3 Qhoir 1' 2V 3' 4 Minstrel Show 4 lshel' 2, .3 Library Club 4 OPQFQUH 2 Will: I, Bea Domingos, being out of mind, and a believe it or not body, hereby will and bequeath my beloved brotehe Manuel to Lorna Caliouette knowing how much she wants him. And to Don field the ability to walk in Benny's Wil ,lf and come out the same, . .l f 0 gil . ',f KD, . L if il lc li KENNETH TRIGUEIRO . Track 2, 3, 4 'N .WV F' OLIVIA MARGARET RODRIGUEZ Activities: Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 Junior play Staff 3 Senior Play Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 ODGFSUH 2 Jamboree 3 A-S-3 4 Will: I, Olivia Rodriguez, being of some mind and nauseated body, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Irene, and Jean Guerra my ability to be calm and cool when slapped on the back by boys. I also will my refreshing Science notebook to Evelyn Silva in hopes that she will dispose of it, and to Earlene Newby I will my C's in gym, and last but not least I will to my cousin, Jimmie Olivera, my Bs and C's. hoping that he will profit by them. Ambition: To someday have a s'ay-so in the Studebaker and hope to have the road paved to Suddens someday: so we can make it home in I5 minutes. T ' flxl MJQKLQBERT W. HILDERBRAND Activities: Q lerman's Club 3, 4 Band 13, 2' 3 , rack 2, 3 Class Xice-Pres1dent3 A 'Football 2, 3, 4 A-S-fl 2 kr Football Capt' 4 .Innior Play Staff 3 VJ' VVillg I, Robert Vvilliam Hilderbrand. being of half mind and very sound body wheel of a truck. To .limmic Bryson I will my position of a tackle on the football team. Ambition: Anyone have any to spare? Activities: CAROLE JOY HALLETT Trans. from San Francisco 4 Jamboree 4 Senior Play Cast of '48 Scllolarship 4 Newspaper 'Staff 4 Service Club 4 Senior Play Cast of '49 VVillg I, Carole Ooola,' Hallett, do recognize myself as being of waterloggell mind and milksop body, and therefore with nothing mental to give, alld nothing possesed physically, I will my office job to Marion Silva, knowing she will be as hard a working loafer as I. To Carol and Chickie, I will my ability to have dont- and yet not done and to Mr, Wittman my ability as a secretary to spell. To my loving brother Gene, l will the faithful ole school bus, and the gates he loves to open. Ambition: To visit the Land of Moo on Dinni with Alley-Oop!! ,MLA RAY KITAGUCHI Activities lntra. Basketball 2 Qlferetta .2 Boxing 3, 4 seuolarship 2 Track 3 S-A'M' 2 A U'N'Y.O. 4 S.lX.M. Sec. 5 VVillg I, Ray Kitaguchi, being of sound mind and body l'???l will all nu Freshman who got F's and is planning to major in mathematics. Ambition: To be a commercial photographer and be able to take picture for the Life magazine, if Afftivitiesl DORIS MARIE PADRICK ggIJ?ia1'511ip 3 Trans. from Ore. 3 Jamboree 3 Sec. 4 Senior Play Cast 4 C1355 Treasurer 4 ze vice Club Sec. 4 Annual Staff 4 XVillg I, Doris' Marie Padrick, being neither here nor there, do here-to or by will and bequeath my most beloved and most used possession, my smile, to Jean Sullivan, may thou use it wisely , to Phil VVall and Betty Holt for your daunt- less battle to get me elected-l give thee my poster paint . . . better luck next time, and last of all to next year's up and coming Juniors I leave a word of advice, It's nice to be popularg but it's' more popular to be nice! Take heed, chil'len! Ambition: To s'ee the University of Oregon play in the Rose Bowl, No Comments, Klaasen, do hereby will and bequeath to Harlan Bratz my ability to see over the steerin: V A's, B's and C's which I got in my four years of math to any up and coming AffliVili0S: ALBERTA DQSOTO lazxlltl 3, 4 GIAOAI 2' 3, 4 Senior Play Staff 4 :.ti.ch and Chatter 3 Jamboree 2 fhoil. 1, 2 Will: I. Alberta DeSoto being of fl blank mind and fat body will my abi ' of bringing candy to the football boys, to my sister Gloria Ann. l leave my being lute to claees to Mary Macias, I also leave my Soprano voice to Dominga Torres. l will my trumpet and SOIII' notes to my friend Varmelita Garcia. Ambitiong To be as tall as Gilbert Herrera. HERBERT E. SCHROEDER ACUVWQSC Qnnual staff 3, 4 QFHHS- ffffm L- A- 2 Service Club Pres. 4 bffholarshlp 2' 3 lA.S.B, 3 Operetta 2 'U'N-Y'O' 4 Class P1'es. 3 Vlntra. Basketball 4 Junior Play Staff 3 :ttf Scfmor Play Staff 4 ?4Villg l, Herbert E. Schroeder, being sound both mentally and physically, do clailfn and hold open an opportunity for Leroy Scolari to accept my favorite -ti e sleeping with my eyes open, hoping that he will practice it to his Btasge, especially in two of his future classes. Ambiltiony College bound for a buiness education and eventually into thx rld of hifi ess. A f I 1 ' f 2 P of W L' lt? NW' my . . . RL A I . Activities: ff I DOROTHY ROSELYN COST A Vhoir 1' 21 3 Jamboree ZZ u.A.A, 1, 2 . A y Opeietta 2 Junior Play Staff 2: 51,1-im: p0m.,.,-L WVi1lg I, Dorothy Costa. being of little mind and hotly do hereby will to Gloria: llanimond all of my lJ's and I- s in all my classes. To Skeeter all thge Coast Guards- men of Arguello and Arlight. Ambition: To see all the llnited States and live on the east coast. TRINIDAD ROJAS Afttiviiiwi l.8llt'l'IIl6ll.S Club 1, 2 Baskethall If 21 31 4 Band 3 Track 2, 3, 4 intra. Softball 3, 4 HHSlf8lball Capt. 2, 3 lntra. Track 1 Home 2' 3' 4 S.A,M. Willg I. Trinnie Rojas. being of sound mind lox' wan and small body, he-rein will and bequeath my ability to malge baskets with my left hand to lluseman and Hernandez, To King and Tosti my ability to get along with girls from out of town und not get caught by Mr. Such. And lust of all but not least, I will my knee guards to my brother Kay. und hope he will have better luck with them than I did. Ambition: To play on the same basketball team with Joe Toro Hernandez. and later to be a basketball coach, CHARLES D. WILLIAMS Afftivifieel S.A,M, 2, 3, 4 Will: I, Charles Williams, being of sound mind and sound body do hereby will and bequeath all of my extra credits tif any! to Frank Costa, knowing that he will profit by them, also I will my instinct of knowing when Vic Bursell is' around to Wallace Grossi, knowing that he will profit by it as I have. Y Anglitiong To put the pipes back on my car and be able to keep them on, Activitiesi DOLORES LINNEMAN Newspaper Staff 4 Operetta 2 Anllllal Staff 3, 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Scholarship 1' 2' 4 Class President 2 JIIIIIOI' Play Cast 3 A'S.B. 2 Senlor Play Cast 4 Nice Pres. Scholarship 2 35391 gow 1' 2, 3: 4 A.S,B. Yeil-Leader 4 ' lr A.S.B. T' '. Jamboree 3 Yeah 4 VVillg I, Dolores Linneman, do hereby will to Earlene Newby my ability to drive ,1 ' so that she will no longer be a menace to the Walking Public! To betty Holt who has been heckling me to will her something, I bequeath my ability to play the violin so that she may serenade her various and sundry lovers. Last, but noi least, I will to Frank Costa my ability to get passing grades in English so that some day he can graduate without first having to marry the English teacher. Ambition: To tour Europe on a bicycle. GIOVANNI CARGASACCHI Activities: . Scholarship 3, 4 43 Junior Play starr sz Service Club 4 Senior Play Staff 4 VVill: I, Giovanni Cargasacchi, being of weak mind and suffering from lunatic' condition, do hereby grant my ability to win an argument without a point to thole poor devils who have yet to experience a laboratory science hoping that they will make the mos't of their grades as I did. X Ambitiong To be the first to fly to Mars. . ,I I ' zz-zrvyvrw X kyvvxa, .KAL-J-' .iflflfifb if 'W f p , , Affiivififf-il BEVERLY ANN MQ q ' Library Club 4 T1-i-Y 2 K ' G.A.rX. 1, 2 Band 1 . SGTVICS Club 4 senior Play staff 4 0-f Senior Varieties 1 Jamboree 3 Junior Play Staff 3 Operetta 2 Will: I, Beverly Morehart, being of no mind and plenty of body, do will and bequeath my natural curly hair to Jean Sullivan, hoping that she will profit by ir on foggy mornings. To Carolyn Petersen and Norma Sperber, I leave my tube of Milkmaid lipstick. To Ruth Romano, I leave my chemi' try notebooks, hoping that she will profit by them. To Pat Sudden. I leave my silk bandana that she likes so well. To Pat Martin my pleasant disposition and to Frank Morris, I leave my ability to get along with people, hoping that they both will profit by them, Ambition: To leave Lompoc, somehow find a million dollars and travel around the world! Artivilirfi ADELINA LOUISE MENDEZ Orchestra 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 ODGTGUH 2 Drum Corps 3, 4 Library Club 4 Jamboree 3 Serior Play Staff 4 glass ViCe-pres- 2 VIHSS Secretary 1- 4 Class Yell-Leader 3 6 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 . lg N Willg I. Adeline Mendez, being of saw-dust mind and too much body do h r will to Olivia Rodriguez my ability to drive, to Earlene Newby the abilities I have in hand. to Dolores Linneman an alarm clock, and last but not leas Harry Kilgore. I will my ability to get home early without an argument. Ambition: Shorten the ditance between Lompoc and Jalama. BOB ALMANZO Activities: Jambmgee W S.A.M. 2, ,3, V4 Junior Pla ! St 3 Lettermens Club 1. 2. 3 4 ,yy St 3 Senior Varieties 1 - Club 4 4 Operetta 2 Annual Staff 4 Vice-pr I 5ss't. Baseball Mgr,l4 S.B. pres. ' Class Treasurer 1, .3 CI- S Conn - Letterme-ns Secretary 4 3 .,,aI. Y , I, Football Intra, Champs 3. 4 H 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 S1gna14 Class A.S.B. Rep. 1 Scholarship Com. 3 VVillg I, Bob Almanzo, being of sgine mind leave no money. To my sisier. l wil. my extra credits and to every high school member fwhether he or she possesses an A.S.B. cardi I leave my school spirit. Ambition: To reach the top, whether it be of fame, fortune, oi l.vt-re-st. Xt . Activities: JOSEPHINE SIGNORELLR ,,, ig galigilbioiee 3 XIX Wk Usher 3 Senior Play Staff 4 K9 W'illg I, Josephine Signorelli, being of sound mind and :mall body, suddenly find out that I haven't anything to will to anyone. Ambition: To travel around the world, and be a first-aid nurse, BONNIE HOOKER A0liViIiBS: :Stage Crew 2, 3 BZISRQIIJHII 1 Junior play Vast 3 I,ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 TI-ack 1, 2, 3, 4 S.A.1I. 2, 3. 4 5 Track Captain 4 S.A.M. l'1ce-P1'es. 62 Pres. 1, ' A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 3 BOYS Choir 2 A.S,B. Pres, 4 Jiimbvfefi 2 filasis Pres. 2 SPHIOI' VHTIEIIGS 1 Senior Play Staff 4 Willg l, Ronnie Hooker, having it mind that is harflly noticeable and a body in about the same condition have decided that everyone would be better oft' if l dicln't will anything to anyone, Ambition: To invent a teachcr that folds up into a football so you can kick it around, BBINNY Activities: Stage Crew 3 Boxing 21 3 lntra. Basketball 2, 3, 4 S'A'M- 2' 4 Annual Staff 4 S-A-M' Pres' 4 Senior Play Fast 4 VVillg l, Benny O'Hair being physically fit for anything and having a mind that surpasfes' even liinstien's. will to Don Arkley. a fellow !lll1Sk9lE6.', my mad love for women, knowing he will use it all to the utmost advantafreg to the iest of ni, Quays. Uick Anderson, and Chuck Vlfilson I will them the honor oi' having such an under' ntanding soul. Ambiliong VVomeu and more women. fT Afflivitiesz THERESA MARIE MARTIN N J Class Pres. 1 A-S.B. Sec, Schfflarshlll 1' 21 31 4 A.S.B, Com. of Scholarship 4 thou' 1 Scholarship Vice-Pres, 3 Drum Corps 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 0l'Cl10StI'zi 1, 2, 3, 4 Allnual Staff 1, l QS Senior Play Cast 4 Jamboree 3 XJ l Operetta 2 VV'ill: I, Theresa Martin. being of nervous mind and .sound body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be tempted to ditch and do so for the first time only when it snows in Lompoc and vicinity to my cousin, Jimmie Dlltlkl, hoping than he will not be holding office at the time. Also I will my nickname, Mugsy' lbestowed upon me by those dear Sophomore ,boysl to any oncoming Senior in band who wants to take care of these boys ' y absence. I will, last but not least, to Earlene Newby my ability to drive a c ' and only scratching the fenders and bending the license plate hoping that she ill not try to flip too many U's. Ambitiong Live to learn or learl Nl 5 Cla ll AJ! NICHOLAS H. HOXVELI, Activities: 'l'lans. from Riverside 1 3 Scholarship lf Zi 3' 4 Operetta 2 Track Mgr- 2 l-etter1nen's Club 2, 3, 4 Auflual Staffv2y 4K Scholarship Sec. KL Treas. 3 S6-mer Play Cast 3 Junior Play Cast 3 BOYS, State 3 scholarship Pres. 4 U- N- Y- Pres- 4 .Jamboree 3 VVill: I, Nick Howell, being of rheumatic mind and uncooperati.e bo.ly. do hcrebg will and bequeath the following articles' and abilities tif anyl to those in need: To Mother Negusf' the ability to get away with murder in Mr. Gardne-r's classes. To the seventh period algebra class, my thanks for teaching me much more than I ever could teach them, and to the taculty and administration of L.U.H.S., my undying gratitude for keeping me on the straight and narrow in spite of myself. ,AIlllllll0llj To play tiddely-winks on Doc Florell's desk. Activities: MARGARET NAVARETTE Stitch and Chatter 4 St-nior Play Staff 4 Will: l, Margaret Navarette of sound mind and small body will my ability tc iive to Larry Navarro and Nick Gonzales so they can jitterbug more at dances. Ambition: To grow two more inches. Activities: Scholarship 1, 2. 3 Jdrnboreg 3 . XA ,AVJ Operetta 2 Band 1, 2. 3 .f ff, Z!! Will: I. Victor Sousa, being of sound mind and body. do XIX byQwil'a!n - ,WJ bequeath my high school books to Jean Guerra. as they sure wo help her. jft K! Ambitiong To be one of Josephine Signorelli's victims tShe's a nurse you knowb M , A ll.o Activities: Tians, from Operetta 2 Jamboree 3 A.S.B, 2, 3 Willl I, Myflla' lott, being of little mind and less body do hereby vxili and bequeath my ability to go to the Richfield Station to buy gas to Joyce Hanson hnowing she will profit by it, Ambition: Z, .wif VICTOR SOUSA ,If , Choir 2 jjf, c Liga . ' rl ,f3.1f771'Z'7 ' ' ,1 V041 . , K f Wzfwfiw Lo ford' . UW 'Vid .Z iam! I AAN' ZL i fi Q' fc 1 ' Cfu!-f if-fiboiy X A44--4 -5-0 .LL . 'VW 'X 41 71.6115 eff! JANE LEE DUNC Afrivifisls: Pand 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 3. Tri-Y 2 Jamboree 3 Operetta 2 Senior Play Cast 4 Scholarship 1, 2 Serlfice Club . Senior Varieties 1 Jumor Play Cast 5 Annual Staff 4 Willg l, Janet Duncan, being of wandering mind, and microscopic body do will and bequeath to Patsy Sudden my ability to get the car after school and take the llid- home. My only hope is that she can waste as much time as I did in doing it. To NJ-ma Sperber and Carolyn Petersen I will my ability to be able to dance with a short fellow and not be looking over his head all during the dance, Last, Ii-ut by no means least, I will to Gordon Huseman my ability to drive down the street and wave to the gals and not smash up the front of the car! Ambition: To own a car with a hydomatic shift so if anybody wants to race with me I W0n't have to worry about grinding the gears, MYRNA IOTT MiChigaU 1 Class Yell-leader 2 Song leader 1, 3 Newspaper 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 .Iunior Play Staff 3 Own my own Packard. BILLIE ALLAYNE BENNIE Activities: Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Junior Play Cast 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Arlnllal Staff 4 Orchestra 2 Class Treas. 4 A.S.B. Yell-leader 4 UDSPQHH 2 Jamboree 3 :cnior Play Cast 4 Will: I, Iiillie Rennie, being of uncalculative mind and small body, do hereby will and bequeath my possessions as follows: to Earlene Newby I will my ability to talk Mr. Wood out of a test and my ability to get out of class. To my sister. Peggy. I will my position of cheer leader, hoping all of the back-bends and flips she . practices will do her some good. Also to Pegs and Anna Marie I leave my influence with their boyfriends and last. but not least. l will my fingernails to James Dutra hoping he will appreciate this great sacrifice, Ambition: Fly around the world on my own wings. CARMELITA GARCIA Activities: Jamboree 3 G'A-A- 11 2i 3i 4 QNX Annual Staff 3, 4 Q-A35 Pres- 3 QQ, Stitch and Chatter 4 fhiiii' 21 591-vice Club 4 Senior Play Staff 4 VVi1l: Being ot' an unsound mind and a long body, I, Carmelita Garcia, do hereby will to Mary Lucero my ability to laugh in class when you're not supposed to, to Jennie Garcia my ability to march in band, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I have, to Alberta De Soto I will a few extra inches of height. ' Ambition: To be happy. L Activities: DON VINCENT ROBERTS Vi Orchestra 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 'J Senior Play Staff 2, 3, 4 Jamboree 3 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Annual 'Staff 4 Class Officer 2, 3 VVill I ll V Itobeits io se in a bod that carried me to school and a mini 3 , lon , '.',1 Sp g y i ' .A . that got. me through, do hereby will and bequeath free from right andlw encumberances. that second set of keys for my car to my constant companion, my' traffic citations to the handsome Wallace Grossi, my hangnail to my co-operative coach who was' like a father to me, and my gym locker to the same, my love and devotion for L.U,H.S. and the faculty to Frank Costa who will be here next year to benefit by it. Last but not least my bottle of sleeping pills to anyone who has noi completed their senior year requirements. Amen, i Y ELLEN MORANDA Affiiiiiies 1 Choir 3, 4 Minstrel Show 4 'illg l, Mary Ellen Moranda, being of sound mind and body hereby will and v cueath my ability to 'stay awake in first period Civics' class to Barbara Costa. Ambitiong To be the sole heir of a new 49 Chevie. x Activities: HARRY KILGORE A Basketball 4 Trans. from San Diego 4 Y Senior Play Cast 4 Band 4 UN Dance Band 4 Band Mgr, 4 'wx VVill: I, Harry Kilgore, in sound mind and part body, would hereby like to leav to these people these such things. To Gloria Grossi, a good plain pair of pedal pushers. To Benny 0'Hair, who likes to talk about himself, a recorder so he can listen to himself as long as he wishes. To Ronald VVilliams, the right to go and see Ruth without being very disappointed by finding me sitting there too, And to Adelina Mendez and some other guy, who ever it might be, my parking place. Ambition: To own and run a print shop in some small town, but not Lompoc. 1,6155 .- M ,, SENIOR DIARY FRESHVIAN h here we are 1Il hlgh school at last The uppfr classmen k1dded us a lot about belng guen and all that but we knew dll euntly We Clldll t llcll though as we were too busy gettlng to class by the lst bell and gettmg our asslgnments ln on t1me In true tradltlon yye trudged up and gtve tle 1 1 good cleanlng I dont know yyho recelved more cehte the L or the k1ds cleanlng It e Class of 411 ave us a yy angulv ot welcomlng partv at 'Vhguehto We 1n turn gave the return pa1ty '11 the Memorlal Llllldlll., yyl11L11 was a b1g success llllllg th1 our f1rst ye1r ot h1 h school we have learned a gleat deal and had many yyorthwhxle experlences We are looklng forw 1d to tl1e rest o our school years SOPHOMORE Dunng ou1 Sophomore ytar we showed great 1 provement over ou1 green year We gave tl1e Fleshman Pa1ty early ln tl1e V911 whxth y as en o ed by all lncludlng us Bung a C11 s ot or1g1111l1ty yye de ldetl to do so ethlng very unusual for lower tlassmen Cn -XI'llOI Day yye Dl9SE.l1I9Cl a spetul Dlylgl 1111 1nd plantel a tlee on the campus Thlg tree a fdlll0lllll lllac w11l stand as a Illtllllllllellf to our 11111 cl ss The 11es11n1a11 cl1ss ,.,ave then return pa1ty whnh really was swell 11r Dflllg Damn s 111r u 0 s uety w 18 our 1rs ret tance 'lllfll 111 y yy s ecess Well show tle lll up C0llllll1., L JUNIOR W ow' Upper Classmen at l'1st' Its been '1 hard struggle hut 1ts yyolth lt e Hobo Hop was DlOlllblW the most wel 19 embere Oul Junun play 'Ihr t 1mpbells ale tonnng was a smash hlt with a full house at both p61f0l'Ill tnces lt wlll le 1eme111'1t1ed tor yeals to L0 111 Dllflllp, tl11s N911 we also started a new tradltlon that of class sweaters We really m 1de an 1IllIJItSS10ll lll 0111 cardlnal and gxay sweaters We tound our C3.l'lllVUl was enloyed by young a-d old allke Were hODll'lg to make thls another an 111111 af1 1' A glass b ubteue 1t Gaylota was enloyetl by the ll embels of tl1e tlass and the-11 guests Other c.l1sse tollowed sult so I guess that lb another teather lll our bonnet 'l hrlng th1 tullyf-.11 to a grand LllllllY yye ave a very unlque PIOHI Ll1oos111g the theme 1 wa11'1n N1ghts The decoratlons a11d lllglll. club arrangement for refreshments really went ove1 blg SENIOR -Xt last the t1me fo1 yyl11ch weve all been anylous h1s come our senxor year We ve had '1 lot of run ln 0111 h1gh sehool years and thls our last yefu has been tops Weye tontlnued th1 5981 to shoyy a great deal of leadetshlp as a class We sponsored sevexal ver nlce dmces at tl1e liecreatlon Center l'he carmyal yyhlch we sponsored was 1 blg uccess By rentlng se-ye '11 booths to otl1e1 tl1sse 1nd org1n1l1t1o11s we made flllltf? 21 proflt We put 1 anothex smash ht for aux or Plty 1 vy 1 es to u111 s 1 ot our Jumor Play and equally enyoyed y V V ' ' , Q I, ks- ' . ' . . V Y - . --I ., VV. 1 - - L .,., 6, V V . - . - , 1 di . . , Y , . ' . , , . . 1 -'i B ' ' . . , . . . J T11 ' Y 1' g' 1 s 'h '- l'l . ' 21 ' , . ' ' , ' '- D 's, ' J -z ' 'g . , ' ' . 1 ' - ' ' ' '- .V' . .X V . V . 'H V -I V , 'H' ' . , V L - , V, ' .V li V - 'fs .Y- L- J y ' ' .- -' ' . s.: ' ' ' 1 ' ' Q' 4 1. ' 1 1 1 , -- , , 4 - - V .V . 7 R BVK. U. ' . . E, V ' K V H, V. -. 1 0 S1 ' ' z- was 1 deb t i11t so -' It 'z .' f' st ,al 1' :- . 't ' El llj 'z1.' 11 big su .'.'. ' -' .' ' 1- school w's-'rv 1 - ' - lass. ' '. . 7 ' . .' . . .' , ' ' ' ' . This year as upperclassmen yvt- really' p:11'ti1:ipate11 in many activities. We gave several unique dances, T11 ' ' '. .- ' z j , . ., 1 d. ' V ' V .DV -- 1 3 11 L. . -I ' ' V . KV K. ' ' sf .' - 1 f , 1 ' , 1' -' ' g ' 1 -, ' ,. 'kV -V I2 . V , x. , 1 V ' ' , . V . . - . -A15 ' , , V I , ' . ws.- . . L . H ,.v- f - - - V V ' V V V . ' ' 1 ' V ' . . . 2 ' 'ai . ' 1 ' 2 B. IA- r ' 1 4 ' ' . ' 'o ' 'fi ' ' ' ' 1 ' z., ' ' V ' , ' ' 1 Hz - C A -I K .1 ' ' n v ' . ' ' V ' K. , V , ' 'K1' V 1 .Y . . y' ' z .' ' ' ' T . r 5, - ,, Y . - VA my K- y ' I- 3 ' 5 .. Q .l V ' . . vi.. K. V . i ... A z 2 'zz ' ' ' ' ' . ' Ol ' ' .' 3 i 1 ' Seni aj, t Br'd .' B ' by tl1e .lkilllti Wl'.Zlgl' CLASSES J U N IO RS FALL OFFICERS ,.,. RONALD DXVILLIATVIS lwesirlvllt LICHOY SVULARI Vice-Preside-lmt BILL STAFFICNSON Secretary 5 M -.,S f ff-0 L , 5 Q 'X Q' fi ' A. IVIARY LOU GEORGE DUHUTHX SHOEMAKEH LAYENSOIX YY ISF' Treasurer Yell Leadel Kell Iexden X,gjf'-v4f146. Z'f 4' fd A , x ' ' - -Y - fff 747415-ff X, , ZW! KPN 1' L If J 1,5 5115226 xdff' KAU1-Mn 444 ,f fx P1 eqldent Lf' Rdfj fffuiff ALICE GEORGE Secretary DOUG ADKINS Yvll Lender ,Al ' IJUROTHX BILL MARY LOU WISE slAFI EYQON SHOEMAKER 3 ell I ewdex X me Prebldent Treasurer SPRING OF' ER S Uppc rclassnicn at last and we started the year with activities to raise money for the .luuior-Senior Prom and to help build up the school spirit, VVe had the concession to sell relreslinients at one football game. which was quite profit- ableg also a large part of the football teain was made up of mighty Juniors. This class was well represented in all the other sports too. and took honors at, the Interclass track meet. Early in the year we sponsored a Soc Hopu so everyone could feel natural again. and it was enjoyed by all who attended. This year there were two perlorniances of The Daffy Hills. the annual Junior Play. It was a farce-comedy and quite hilarious. The entire class helped in making it such a huge success. A few faithful students let their hair down taking the role of freaks lor the Junior booth in the Senior Carnival and attracted much attention. The ol barn Cgyni. that isl was Cleaned out and the class threw a big barn dance in March. The boys donned their Levis, for a change, the girls calicos and all had a rip roarin. time. lVe decided it was time for the .luniors to act dignified so we picked Applc Blossom Tiinei' as the theme for the prom. It was a dreamy occasion. Follow ing the example of the Class ol' '-I-9. the .luniors bought class sweaters that ar-- really sharp in green and while. Those chosen to represent our school at Boys' State this year are Calvin Pecson, Ronnie Wfillianis and the alternate. VVallace Grider. ' ROW I mlari, G. Proud, A. Gutierrez, IJ. Douglass, N. Gonzales. H. Reed. ' Nall Mi t 1 ROVV 2: XV, Grider. T. Silva, J, Anderson, A. Negus, F. Romero. Qpencei I Ollvera, G. Rhodes. ROW Zig J, Sullivan, A. George, C. Rios. .l, fi, f omingos D Beald, E. Newby M. Austin. .l. Key, li, Valiouette. KOXV 4: li. I Nlarliado J Gueria E. Silva. S. Wrinkle. S, iloefu-r, t'. Nettle, M, silva. l-1. SPl'lIl't 4l Sv 1411 ,r' f ,f fx f 5 Q32 UP HOVJ: li, Costa. T. Uoumingor. N. Salzman. li, XVel1e1ue5e1'. ii. Slznffe-11so1:, v . , V v V . f Lynn. P. NIZIVIIII, XX, G1'0SS'1. hOxX 2: lx. Kaufman. D. Arkley. IJ, Mm'vl1z1rt If orris. R. XVil1iums. B. Eckert. IJ. Adkins. Calvin Person. ROW 3: M. Sluwxnzllwr. D. XVise. K, 0'NPz1l. J. Hanson. J. Silvie-ru. M. Pflte-rsfm. H, Bratz. G. Hl1Y4'k. ROW' 45 B, Rehlwin. A. Yillalohas. J. Bromerer. G. I.uvensm1, M. Stadlvy, J Cox XI. I'iG1'1'Y. M, Lucero 5 skis' Nice looking Ford f we -'QI Gov' 1Ioag's ggoocl tc sonlething after ul Consolation Champs Tllrev snznps and Z1 flat llftfllllifl How'd that sophomore get in here? JOAN HELLEKSON Sec,-Tres. f ffl N Q 'W '? 1f! L ll ffSOPI-IOMORES r.V n' n I , WM mf' PAUL l. RABECK Vice-President ,X fe:- GIL JIM INCH HERRERA IJURTA BROMSER Sgt. of Arms: Sgt, at Arms Yell Leader FALL OFFICERS , ,, ..,, .,,,.,,,....., REAILON GROSSI Yell Leader SPRING CDFFICERS PAUL BRABECK President xomfm VAHUI, W , , S,,,.3m,EH ul'Ym'1c Gil. num ramllrm V,-,.eMu,.e,. 5eC,.,,m,.,. 11:-:muf:u,x ISHUMSICH. G uossl Nm pictured Not pictured Vive--l'resiclvnL Yell Lender Yell Leader - P 0 The annual Sophomore welcoming party given to the Frosh was held at Nliguelito Park, with weiners and buns the first and last word of the evening. The usual initiation was not as rambunctious as in former years. The mild and meek Freshies were given a break, must of whom were able to get home under their own power. The Fifty-oners' turn at the concessions at the football games was pleas' ingly successful. Anything that was hot was sure to be a success on those cold. drippy nights . . . you coudn't miss. Next year the class plans to ask for the footwarmer concession. Our other venture to get rich quick was to sell pencils Cno one had to sit on the street corner with a hat full, howeverj for a nickel each. The basketball schedule for 1949 was printed on each pencil. A few brave Sophs superinlended the cleaning of the ML. It takes lots oi' brawn and brains to shine the place up each year. Except for a few skinned knees and sore muscles almost everyone came through unscratched. Parents complained that most of the chalk rock came home plastered on their little babes. Nevertheless the Freshmen were mighty proud of their accomplish- ment . . . plus poison oak and such . . . but it really was the superhuman effort of the Sophcmores that made it an achievement. Those diplomatic Sophomorcs! Diplomacy has always been defined as the art of letting someone else have your way. TOP ROVVg R. Clierser, B. Nlillijgan. J, Tcrrones, R. VVe1lemeye1'. M. Cross, .7 Hellekson, C. Swan, G. VVisdoni, B. Nasato. HONV 2: T. Flores. G, Herrera. .E Marston, C. Petersen, F, Dutra, P. Brabeck, B, Lovelace, B. Terrones, ROVV 3 J. Dutra, F. DeJacim0, S, Brittingham, M. Haag, N. Norris, D. Mattias. S. Compton D. Anderson. ROW 4: M, Silva, A. Navarro, A. Coriieio, J. Hernandez, P. Sudden R. King, R. Garcia, B. Grossi, Mx u. I , v--A 'N' Ol' HJXV: ii, lfrolluy. L. Youngbluod. G. PIIISQ-Illilll. E. Yzxlaxsquez. G. Gastineau. B. Truman, J. Myers, B, Kaufman, ROKR' 23 M, Lewellyn, T. Finney. B. Anderson. J. Brabeck. H. Pearce. N. Sperher, D. 0'IJz1le. J. Olson. ROXV 235 F. Romero, B. XV00dfiI1. N, Madison. lf. Dover, G, Hanlon, C. Sousa, B. Truman. A. Escovedo, ROW' 43 A. .-XVEIIOS. C. Sotvllrm. Ii. Cass, F. Ramirez, C. Huyck. D. Bromser. R. Grossi. J. Alnianzo, Ya ditched, huh Hil ' i rg-f ,, QW 4-cl ,474 Tllrw Mustketeers Z Jusa thinking .I list gas FALL QFFICERS F R E S H M E N NANCY STOLZENBERG President 5 ink E :-, 2:1555 :E .A .. Ai' - ', 5 FRED XVILLIAM MOORE MARTINETTI Sec Tres Vice-President JOSIIL JACK NASATO DANIELS Yell leader Yell Leader NS- DON VUILLIAM CAROL, CHAMBERS MARTlNET'l'I FAIR K ell Lead FARLING PEZCSON Presizlent SPRING OFFICERS E ,fag if-f 11.1 TOP ROW: B. Schuyler. XV. Martinetti. ll, llanipton. .I. Truxnan, L. ljonhani. .l. Galbraith, A. Proud, li. W'ellerneyer, J. Rodriguez. ROW Ig F, Arrevalos .l. Daniels, B. Jarvis. A. Tosti. N, Fair. ti, XVilson. l-I. Pettfrsen. J. Turri. P, Howerton. ROXV 3: P. DeSoto. M. Rennie. G. Husenien. I. ltoclriguez. B. Escar- zega, C. Rehbein, M, Galinclo. t'. Navarro, F. Moore. ROW 4: M. Maeias. M. Yanez. A. Armenta, B. Beard. l,. Hoefler. G. Hallett, J. Gareia, l. Escarzega, The Freshman Class started the year out with a lot of pep. and Certainly with a loud bang. On November 15, the Sophomore Class gave the FI'QSl'lIIlilll Class an lniti ation Party at Nliguelito Park. The occasion was a great SIICCOSS-QVQFYUIV' had a wonderful time. The FI'PSl1II16Il gave a return dance to the Sophoniores. The dance was held at the Recreation Center. Following tradition, the Freshman Class cleaned the 'L' on October 13. After a couple of days of hard labor. the 'If looked much nicer than before. The Fl'0Sl'lI'IlH1'l Class was well represents-rl in sports and other avtivitie. throughout the year. It is hoped that the next Freshman Class will have as much fun as this one had during the year. -4 n A TOP HOXXQ B. L'oope1'. J. Hunk K 'llIl1ltN B 119 e utton 4 lows- uf B, Mci'1ellzx11, King. T. Series lalllus, Pecwou ROV 7 G lferuanrlef li Ulmgei D. Mullis, l.. Redden. L, Lrow uco ix iex H Ma N J Nami 0 Rodriguez. ROXV 35 F. TPFIOIIEN X kI0ll9llllt'lg N1 Lmbeck Q Aflll '1 Evans, B. Bonzani. G. Dill F. I-'air, M, Douglass. J. D, Chanibers, J, Ramos. Handsome? Frosh if E iff 5 wo' 'n 'itll' RUXXQ J. 1':unpln ll, M. fihlgktllllllll, F. Vorne-io. .-X Arvvztlos B llvr1'er'1 lt . . - - f 1- 'l'errones. G. Gonzales. lt. lflscarzegu. M. Sotelo, F. Sousa. RUM' 23 ll, Snrousf- li lickert, li.SIz1rlr11Ck, M. Lovelace, ll. Kolding, W. Alves, l'. Rhodes, R, Ellis, A ng lf' Qtepln-y. ll. Silva, IS, Ilolflen l-laniby. L, Swonger. ROW 3: T. Austin, L. Lo . , .. . li. Holt, H. Silva. li, Gan-ia, J. Hurst. ROXV 43 Ii. Romlriquez, D, Edwards ll. Almunzo, P. Sousa, U. Pearce, C. Escovedo, J. Vooper, K. Roberts. C. Kendall Els:-:Tl-I GRADE TOP ROXVg L. Nelson, E, Valvert. A. Campos, G. Gai'-vial. J. Vasquez. J. Atkins. P. Aguilar, P Alexander. E, Bobadillo, J. Gilliam. KUXV 2: B. Bntte1r1'ield. S, Lewellyn, E. Nelson. K. Davis, L. Grossi. li. Burfline. M. Hyun. G. Mitty, S. Schutz. F, Navarro. ROVV 3: Il, Garcia, L.. Douglas, P. Gaitzui, L. Doiuingos. B. Barto J. Gordon, D. Munclell, J. Mc Allister, Y. Moralez. li, Venteno. P. Padahag. ROXV 45 N. Secllrest, J. Mullis, G, DeSoto, J, Gonzales. T. Quinonez, Louis lloniingos. J. Bryson, E. Rameriz, B. Austin. G. Meyers. R. Bradford. n'i l.4 ft to rifxhtg Yit-e Pits., l'. Aguilar. Yell Leader. l'. Soueag Secretary. L. Nelson: l'resitlent. J, Vaiiipbellg Yell Leader. G. Meyers. The Valentine Dance at the grannnar school auditorium was one of the big e.ents ot the year for the seventh and eighth grades. A large red heart adorned the stage drapes with leisure hearts around it. Niiss Komurka supervised the decorating. Ted Grant, Recreation Director. took charge cl' the music and dancing. llc had every boy and girl out on the floor trying to follow his directions. Schottisches. square dances, polkas. waltvges, virginia reels, fox trots, shuffle dances and whistle dances made a pleasing variety of dances so that nw one became bored. The PTA furnished the refreshments of sandwiches and punch. When ten-thirty came we loathed to go home. The party was a big success. and more are hoped to be held in the future. The first dance the .lunior High had this year was given October 22. lt was given by the eighth grade classes welcoming the seventh graders. The dance was sponsored bv Nlrs. Holden and Mrs. Nelson. with the assistance of some Junior teachers. The Junior High art teacher, Miss Komurka, with the help of some of her students decorated the auditorium. The refreshments were made and served by the eighth grade mothers. The dance was so entertaining that more are planned for. The eighth grade classes sold magazine subscriptions this year for the Curtis Publishing Company. In one week they brought in 5582.05 which was S132 more than the eighth grade classes sold last year. There were prizes given for two things. One given to the teachers of the room that sold the most subscriptions. The Us sold 3220.50 worth and. therefore Mrs. Strickland received a book. The second prize went to the individual who sold the most subscriptions from among the three classes. Rich Starbuck won a pen for selling the most subscriptions. He sold S55 worth. There were also prizes given for the number of subscriptions each person sold. The manager was Jimmy Campbell and the assistant manager was Loma Nelson. There was one captain from each room. The captains were as follows: 818. Peter Aguilar. 8-B. Stanley Lewellvn and 8-C. Donna Nlundell. Nliss Nlartin was the teacher advisor. Left to right: Vice Pres., J, Silvag President, C. Stadleyg 'l'reasurer. I.. Paaskeg Seerrtai'v. C. Williams: Yell Leader. M. Giossinig Yell Leafler, li. Peary. uf! yi 'I'l,I' IiUXX'g li. Pivk. lx. IHIYIS. I..Stie1l'. M. Iflmw-5, I-I tilllivnm-4, .I, 'I!I'llIII'1II X 1 . . Gm rm. Ii. f'hiiIIIIIlI'S. M. UVOSSIIII. V, Vmlley. M. Iflcixvzalwl-. V. XX'iIliz1n1s. Ii. Anthony D Ii. Mr-I :1rIuud, IIUXX' Lg N. 'I'I1cm1-s, V. Ilowurci, Vllliflinf- H1'2lI'lIl'Il. 'I'. Iiurdinef. IT f'IevelancI. .I. Feelpy, l'. Sluts-Io, M. Iieddvn. B. Norhml. I'. Tognetli, il S. I-Izm'e-n. N. Munoz. IHJXX' Zig .I. Iiulv. IC. t'u1uIml. P, gIlIt'IllS. N. Hirkf. X'. XX'iIliam.- Moriera A, Groffi. IJ. Burmundvz. Ii. Iiz11'z1111u1ms. I.. Byiugtou. G. Iiurus, X'. XX'omIs, A. Eckert A, Huyck. KOXX' 4: XV. IJilI, Ii, IfIsm11'Zega, J. Yauvz. II. Iiodriquez, M. M. Morales. B. Braun. XX'. Kosks-. F, Ilibhils, J. Grolsiaai. Ii. Iiumlin. .X. S. Sosarlo. IIOXX' 55 G. Fishefr. I'. G1ll'VZll'l'21. M. Ilmrw-r.m. I., IimIl'i4I1wz. N, T0l'Y'0llf'F. M. Bodger. IJ, Guitzm. .I. LYIHZIII. XI BOIIIIMIII. .I. U'IIuir. Ii. UonzaIc's Sc1r'I1r9st .I. Silva Sv 01131-1' SEVENTH GRADE TOP IiUXX': J. Hr-lion. F. Slurllf-y. .I. Siruis. .Iw.'.'4I I,z1w1's-11m-. Ii. IizI11I4f. I In IIII lx, IJOIIIIIIQUS, N. I'uz1skP. Julia I.2lXX'I'r?Ill'+'. S, IIIr:111:-+-V. ti. I'vm'.'.'. '. I ffl I. Xlntmf ROXX ..: G. Gzumry. M. II1:m111m1cI. Ii. I-lc-Iqml. M. Small. N. Simww-1' XX If XX'. Short. M, Fitmvrzxlci. S. Smiley, J. Huslgw. Ii. Ilrurf. I.. Tri I:I0i, KOXX Morris. D. Hive. O. Uvltjen. I'. Lowell' .XX'. Tolmuu, J. Grurovx. J. P1 IX A. Proud. Ii. Heilvksml, Vurlixle Iiegxrzlvll. IZ. II+'r111i11g. Ii ' - TJ. L111 f 1' F'E',HOIF-Ill UXX 4. I. 1. Yillalobos. J. Hlillillghtllll. A. Pryor. L'.Neal1s. Ii. I'v-rry. A. 'I'1'i:uf4i1'f.I. H XIII I M. Mclrc-Imam, IC. Groswi. G. NIZICIBS. 4,- fa STAFF I It has been a hard and fast struggle, but here she is, the Echoes of 49. And wh0's responsible? None other than our erstwhile Editor-in-Chief, Bob Almanzo. tYou've all seen Bob cruising the block in his black hot-rod with the red l1ning.j If you didnt see him tnen, maybe you noticed nim as ne scurrie.. around paying the Junior High students for their votes to oe sure he was elected Student Body President. Yep, Bob has been busy during his years here in LUHS and has a fine record to snow for it. And certainly one of the finest is this, 4'The Echoes of 74-Q. Little could have been accomplished but for the help of our dark-eyed Assistant Editor. Theresa kept us all a-hopping and saw to it that the staff Cwhich was oblivious to dead- linesj somehow managed to get the copy in on time. She was A.S.B. Secretary and also served on the Student Council as Commissioner of Scholarship. Amiable Herb Schroeder met the merchants and kept up the fiancial cnd of your yearbook .He was also the respected President of the ROBERT ALMANZO Editor-in-Chief ,pan- 3 THEBESA MARTIN Assistant Editor Service Club Cotherwise known as f'The hloney Grabbersvj and is headed for a career in business. Chris 4'Come to me, Honey Friis was 1.. charge of the pictorial section of the Echoes. He and his worthy assistant Benny QVVe're still wondering how they got on the staffj saw to it that all the photos were taken and developed. Believe me when those two were in the Darkroom plenty developed and not all of it was pictures. Friis was also kept busy with his important duties as Senior Class President. Lending a helping hand, was Ray Kitaguchi. ln charge of the art work, Carmelita Garcia worked with Tyke Grider, her assistant. and they together gave us the fine illustrations which highlight the yearbook. Brunette Adelina Mendez worked hard as Organization Editor. 'l his popular gal was also President of the Library Club and a mem- ber of the Smoke-Signal Staff. She is noted for that bashful smile followed by the uCome Hitherl' look in her eye. O7H,1i. ? HI HBLRL IIKIS I l l XHNII' LIFA NIH I UN il I 0101.143 bLHIlOEDDll GARCIA MENDEZ LINVEMAW Photographer Organization Business Manager Editor -Xrt Editor Edltor -kctiuties Editor Ethel Blackwell and Mr. Dale T. NVood, Advisors Doing a swell job as Activities Editor, we find Dolores Linneman, a gal chucked full of personality CNote the photo retouch conceal-- ing double chinlj Dolores also edited the Smoke Signal, and kept a sharp eye on tlite financial affairs of the Student Council. Last. but not least, she added much pep to our pep- assemblies as Yell-Leader. Friends and consultants were these, ous' advisors. These two have done the impossible in that they have endured the strain of puttin,-5 out an annual with this intolerable staff. VYe take this opportunity to thank Mr. VVood and Mrs. Blackwell for their everlasting patience and support in helping to get our annual tc, press. Ambitious Cal Pecson is our Assistant Busi- ness Manager. Quiet Cal also served his time on Student Council as Secretary. He is 4,1 member of the Service Club and is active in sports. 'W ' ,-Z'- xfx E CALVIN PECSON BENNY O'I-IAIR RAY KITAGIJCHI Assistant Business Assistant ASSiStaI111 Manager Photographer Editor Photographer Editor Under the title of Sports Editor, we fincl Don Roberts. Don, who after willing all his hangnails to Coach Such, is in fairly .decent shape and has done a good job of giving us the low-down on the sports in LUHS. He also gave HThe Best lVlonths of His Lifen to being Secretary of the Senior Class. Rayola lVIanki11s was our Chief Copy Editor and a fine one at that. She was an active ment-- bcr cl the band and served as its Treasurer. Lending a helping hand was our other As- sistant Photography Editor. Ray Kitagucha spent many a night slaving away in our phctography room. Bays ambition is to change Brooks Institute of Photography to Bay's Insti- tute of Photography. Five foot one inch of pep and personality is Billie Bennie. Billie won her position on the staff by blackmailing our esteemed editor. As Senior Editor her duties were various and sundry. At the staff meetings she saw to it that no one accomplished anything. AQ i f Y 'i Ni ' ' Q Q34 Y. V , if -f V , DOY ROBERTS HAYOLA MANKINS BILLIE RENNIE Sports Editor Copy Editor Senior Editor NILK HOVVELL VVALLACE RONNIE DORIS JANET GRIDER HOOKER PADRICK DUNCAN Adveftlsement Assistant Assistant Editor Assistant Art Editor Organization Editor Activities Editor Alumni Editor Nick and his sidekick, Jack Marston, can usually be found pushing their car Ca slightly exaggerated use of the wordj or else trying lc lure some innocent girl into it. Nick gave his free time to attempting to sell advertisments thus explaining why, when the merchants see him coming they instantly pull shades and lock doors. Red-haired and full of wise cracks is our Assistant Organization Editor. CBelieve me in' title only.j He is noted about the campus for' his outstanding track record CNote that flashy track shoe around Dolores' neckj. Oh! I almosl. forgot to mention his name, Ronnie Hooker. Ada!-Iv 1 QAM afwwm A familiar figure on the campus was Doris Padrick who was kept busy as a member o' the Service Club, the UNYO, and with the office of Treasurer of the Senior Class. She served on the annual staff as Assistant Activ- ities Editor. Our Alumni Editor, Janet Duncan, had the task of getting news of our illusive grads before us. She also tried to sell them some annual-1 but gave up in despair, l believe. Lively Ruth Romano was active as a campus personality and at the same time the objevl of Harryis affection. She efficiently handler! her Junior Editor. glxyycc Z4 Y qc: ep - '47 4 ,,c,c4f-:ez-,f6f,f Wd 5 'ws M i . it ,M 41, .1 if afnf-+61-4 I Z Z4 fra, 544111 ,klfd-54,6 b ! We 'WWW J Q 0004162 46u,!.4Ml 'L ff ' U I I I Anile? OLIVIA RODRIGUEZ Assistant Copy Editor When not busy with Joe, Olivia was kept busy as Assistant Copy Editor. Although, she probably set the administration back a few thousand dollars in a stol in Student Council, she went under the title of Senior Representative. The guy with the crew cut, Gene lluscman gave us the Sophomore side of the stcry. Gene is an up-and-coming lad, and if he steers clear of the teaching of Chris, he will come to be an admired Senior. VVilliam blartinetti, a lad with a future in activities around school, was our energetic Freshman Editor. Distinguished not only with his way with women, but also with the offices of President and Secretary of his class. Up from the .lunior High came Lita Kay to serve on our staff. Always active in lter class she did not fall down on the job here. You see her cnntri' butions wherever you see the younger set. XVith flashbulb in hand, Don was always Johnny-on-the-Spot for a good snap. He is partly responsible for the splendid outlay of photos you see in our snap section. At his side, was George Lavenson who also deserves a lot cf credit. Turning out an annual of good quality without the driving spirit of lylr. VVittman's, would not have been quite as successful. Having served with other annuals in the Eastern states his experience was to our advantage and to his credit. fe :fat-get-1 fe 5 oiestfpn th .-If fc 3 5 I ! , I ! I 1,1 RON NIE HOOKER A.S,B. President ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY FALL CJFFICERS L if 'Q MIQW THERESA MARTIN BOB ALMANZO DOLORES LINNEMADJ Secretary Vice-President Treasurer Class Representatives. Left to Right: l'h1'is' Friis. Jack Marston 1'ecsf11. XVz1l1uc'0 Grider. YELL. LEADERS: Billie Rennie, Jack Marston, Dolores Linneman. The first semester officers of the Student Body had to start from the very beginning this year. The first job was to set a regular meeting time. We' settled this by issuing passes to all the members permitting them to be excused from class for the meetings. Next a copy of the Constitution had to be located. When we found a copy of it, we held an assembly and read the entire Constitution to the Student Bcdy. After this assembly, we decided to draft a new Constitution. The first semester we also hired out-of-town talent for four assemblies which were presented in the second semester. As has been done in previous years, we exchanged assemblies with Santa Ynez High School. We visited Santa'lVIaria High School for a day to get new and different ideas of what other Student Councils were doing. Also we attended some meetings to organize an Inter-School Student Council among the ten neighboring schools. After a very peppy and fast-moving campaign, the new officers for the second semester took up their duties. During the second semester, we formed a Board of Commissioners consist- ing of six Commissioners to help strengthen the Council. This year more were given for A.S.B. cards than in former years. For sevrices rendered over a period of twenty years- the Council pre- sented to lXlr. and lVIrs. George F. Kimbel a 'iLifetime Pass entitling them to attend, free of charge, any school activity. The Council handled the food concessions at the Lompoc 4'9 Relays, also the Boxing Tournament. The members of the Council were given pins designating the office a student held. We, the Council members, thank our advisor, Mr. Edward Kaufman, for his wise and kindly guidance, and for being instrumental in bringing about a very successful school year. My SFR S ,-., Board of Commissioners Left to Right: Billie Rennie Wal lace Grider, Harry Kilgore Wil llam Staffanson Dolores Linno nun Theresa Martin SPRING OFFICERS 451 ff I 15 fl T555 '. x A xx . , 1 -A 5 ROBERT ALMANZO A.S.B. President RONALD WILLIAMS CALVIN PECSON Vice-President Secretary Ulass Representatives. Left to Right: Carol Slzsdley, Jimniy Campbell, l'ax'ling Pecson, Phil XVall. Thomas Finney, Olivia Rodriquez. him 1. DOLORES LINNEMAN Editor SMGKE SIGNAL ADELINA MENDEZ Assistant Editor This worthy staff has published the Smoke Signal in the past year. The Smoke Signal came out every two weeks the first semester and about every third or fourth Week during time second semester. This has been a very busy year for the edittor and her hard-working staff. They may well take pride in the interesting succession of editions put out this year. The Junior Edition was extremely well done. Members of this class exhibit an ability that shows great promise for an outstanding publication next year. The staff takes special pride in the fact that quite a nice financial balance remains for next year. THERESA MARTIN Business Manager BILLIE RENNIE Society Editor A RAYOLA MANKINS Girls' Sports Editor .,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, , Wg ,,f,,,,,,.f-7A.,,,,.yM,,,,,,,,ft . - V EARLENE NEXVBY JIMMY OLIVERA Assistant Business Manager Feature Editor BOYS' Sp0l'lS EdiIOI' BOB ALMANZO JACKLEY 'KEY Reporter TYKE GHIDIJR A1-t Editor TOP ROVV 15 Calvin Pecson, N. Sperbur. VV. Grider, C, Petersen, N. Howell. L. Scolari, ROVV 2: Y. Freiley, J. Hellek son, M. Lewellyn, G. Uargasacchi, P. Martin, G, Lavenson. ROW 35 N. Stolzen- berg, B, Kaufman, M. Austin, A. George, M. Stolzenbovg, B. Almanzo. ROXV 4: B. Rennie, D. Linneman. C. Hallett. T. Martin, P. Sudden, R, Romano. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY .9 WW .zzz Q. X NICK I l l'T H nowmm. HUM-W0 prpgident Fall Secretarg' 1 X Ah LH 5 Y GBIDER . l.:RG 1+ all X ice-President t ,pmfidem MILANIA CAROLYN AUSTIN PICTERSEN Fall Scribe Spring Sc-vibe The first important event for the Hllrainsi' this year was a niissionarv Ulllfxlllllllll lo Santa Ynex High School to try to create interest in the California Scholarship Federation. To raise funds the organization sold Hcokesw at a basketball ganna As traditional the inenibers received Prive ilcge Cards. In the spring the organization was given a ditch day in honor of scholarship attainment. The Scholarship Society is very proud of the two rnernbers who received laniper this year-Theresa Martin and Nick Howell. .am ', fvgsft 'as .lb 'iff if Q . pg At , ' -1: cuxtivlx HERB 4 l'lGt'SON St'HltOl-Zlllili Yiee-I'resident President s . , l DORIS JEAN PADRICK SVLLIVAN Seeretary Treasurer SERVICE CLUB It was in the middle of the football season that a great need arose for an organized body to manage and supervise athletic events, audntorium programs, and any other activities. It was then that Mr. Edward Kaufman introduced the club to our school, and he also appointed Mr. Robert Cooper as our club advisor. Together they organized the club into a smooth running organization. The club has forty active members who x-:orli at the various events. Their work has been greatly appreciated by our school because the club has taken over the responsibility of collect ing money. Pins shall be given to any club member u' ho works at a certain number of events. Nearing the end of school the club had a barbecue at which everyone had a grand time. TOP ROXV 15 J, Sullivan. M. Hoag. B. Milligan. G. Lavenson, J. Craiglow, L' Garcia, B. Morehart, N. Fair, C. Hallett, ROW 2: Carling Pet-son, G. Sargasaechi, L. Youngblood. L. Seholari, H. Schroeder. Calvin Pefson, G. Proud, E. Newby. ROVV 3: N, Stolzenberg. G. NVisdorn, B, Kaufman. M. Austin, J. Marston, D. Padriek, B. Almanzo, A, Proud. HOW 4: J. Lavenson. K. O'Neal.f J. Duncan, C. Fair, M. Stadley, J. Ramos, Y, Adkins, L. Hoefler. B, Rehbein. - . 051 U' if ,F ' ,..v Nt! ' 41' a, - ,.,,.,- Q I DORIS PADRICK Secretary MVK alovsxxi HOVVELL C.-XIIGASACCHI presidem Spring President 1...-.,.-.- . TOM FINNEY Fall Vice-President NORMA SPERBER Treasurer '4 ' , gm .4 Z if 3 aj ,Aw .,.i1' , nfttrl if CAROL LYMAN Spring Secretary UNITED NATIONS YOUTH ORGANIZATION A U.N.Y.O. chapter was formed at Lompoc High School after an assembly was given to the students by a group of U.N.Y.O. members from Santa Barbara, affiliated with Unesco. The group met at night and at noon hour until they were given a regular scheduled meeting once a month during school club meetings. The club picked a boy's school in Italy and started to help this school with the things they needed. Two 21 pound boxes of canned food were sent- and through the European Railway Express, 100 pounds of cornmeal and 100 pounds of sweet cocoa were sent. Various clubs anzl organizations donated money and canned food to us. We hope for a bigger and better year for :he U.N.Y.O. this coming year in order that tl more complete understanding of the youth of other lands may be had. lWr. Thoms is the advisor. TOP ROVV lg L. Youngblood. S. Kinfz. R. Gaytou. H. Seliroetler. T. Finney, N, Sperber, G. Lavenson, ROVV 23 M. Small. R. Kitaguchi, J. Martin, G. Carga- saechi, M. Lewellyn, C. Lyman. D. Padrick. ROVV 3: F. Signorelli, VV. Tolman. J. Almanzo, P. Lower, VV. Koski, C, Vvilllkllllv M. Merchant, if ' , 1 f 1 MARY LUCERO Vice-President, I-'ABIOLA ROMERO Presirlont xx, if . ll ll lf ij , M12 lvl ALICE FORNEJO soc1'eLa1'y-Treasurer STITCH AND CI-IATTER The Stitch and Cflmltei' Club belongs lu ilu- lfuturv lloirimiialu-1's of AIIlCI'lCil, ai uationd orgznliznliori consisting ul girls iiilwvstf-cl in Ilmno Iicoiioiiiics. Altliougll the- rlulm slzirlvfl lallv lliis yvill' uv linvv lmcl sc-w'r'ul social 1-vviils. Among lhe vvunls we liuvv had our mniuzil Clirisliims pen-ty. illl1'llllPIl tliv Section I1 mee,-ling in Santa Bn1'lmi'ai, and had our last cu-nt. a picnic. TOI' ROXV lg Ii. 'Fe-rrom-s. i'. Navarro. V. Garcia. B. Olinger, A. Avalos, J. Terrones, D. Garcia. ROW 25 M. Navuremte. M, I,uc'ero. A. f'0I'l16j0. M, Yanez, I. Escarzega, J. Garcia, F. IIOIIICYO. , nu i .lv u, .X , gl LLL i Q A r- X YF? fax l Y ..-.f - . HD My ya X1 ' Q TYKE GRIDER President ...5 .,,,4 I irc A.A, .J W ii .1.1, pg, X RONALD BOB JIMMY WILLIAMS ALMANZO DUTRA Vice-President Secretary Treasurer LETTERMEN'S CLUB TOP RONV 1: A Gutierrez. N, Howell. t'al'.'in l'6'lfS0ll, J. Ulivera. ll. Adkins, .I. Anderson, XV. Gricler. G. Martin. ROW 2: l'. Brubeck. .l. Dutra. IJ. Arklc-y, R. Williams, .l. Romero, .l. Olson, IJ. Morehart. J, Braliet-k. ROVV Il: li, Hooker, XV. Grossi, B. Stazffenson. P. XVall, J. Tei'rone:4. G. Huseman. K. 0'Neal. ROVV 43 II, Bratz, G. lizivenson. li, 'l'I'lglliFl'0, A. liscovwttlrm, J. Hernandez. L. Navarro. t 3 cr.-x 2 1 ,es J W W X I KENNY i uaxm lHLh ALBERT TRIGl'IIQIQfj Hl'S1CMAN STAFFICNSON GUTIERREZ Viv-sinlent Vic-e-Prvsiclellt 5l '1'PTi1l'Y SKY--at-Al'mS As in the past years the Lettermf-n's Club has luecn active in school activities and in promoting a full sports program. VVl19Il not participating in sport activities. the members served as officials and assistants at the various athletic events. VVhen it came near the end of the year, the L9ll9I'IllGHiS Club initiated many new men'- lrers vvho were given the usual MHell Weekl' :1 nd paddle svvatting. followed by the traditional Bar-b-que. JOYCE HANSON Yi: e-President Inot pietiirecir RAYOLA ALICE JACKIE MAN!-ZINS GEORGE KEY President Secretary Treasurer GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1 l I .-4----Q ' . 1 I in MB ' AW ff 6 5 is U A fm ' S U I ' WT' Wywmmw TOP ROVV 1: E. Cass, R. Mankins, L. Youngblood, Austin, A. George, ROVV 23 U. Rios, J. Key, S. King, M. I'eler:en. C, Garcia, J. llanson. ROVV 33 M. Ferry, J. Ramos, CY. Rehbein, M. Stadley, M. Luceio, Y. Adkins. The Girls' Athletic Association has not be en very active this past year. To start the yeai off, we had a picnic at Ryon Park, at which everyone had an enjoyable time. VVe rnet every week on lylonday after school, during which we played volleyball, baseball and speedball. VVe also went bowling every other Nlonday. VVe hope to have a more active year next year, in which everyone can learn good sports- manship and have a good time. v , f 1 . A , . V Jgwaffff' 1 -djs L, f 1 Univ! T67 W 1' f 0 LU fl V 1 Vvvofa L Lx Q, ' bod ,,u. LVL V fb t AW TOP ROVV 1: Beverly Truman, J. Bryson, N, Fair, N. Salzmin, M. Morandi B. Costa, B. Olinger. Barbara Truman, Mr. Bergen. ROVV 2: G. Proud, H, Petersen, C. Peteren, K, Kaufman, T. Finney, N. Sperber, B. Dutton, J, Alexander. ROVV 33 M. Serres, B. Evans, D. Wlise. NV. Mitrtinetti, B. Kaufman, S. Hoefler, J. Guerra, R, Grossi. ROVV 45 L. Hoefler, C. Fair, S, Chilson, A. Cornejo S. Wrinkle, G. Grossi, B. Domingos, L. Ualiouette. CHOIR v ,fy o fl ' ' Qqlijzl aidijjjfw C .l M . t lifflfv Qjgywrrfw CAROLYN NOILMA. PETERSEN SPERBER, S9?I'Gt81'Y Lilttrarian Our school choir started out at a rather slcw pace, but came home victors in the finish. Our first program was at Christmas time and was given as an assembly. There were several talzleaux, and well known yuletide songsg both group and solo presentations. We participated in the Spring Concert also with several vocal Selections. During the year we have contributed to the enjoyment of Parent Teachers Association meeting and singing for the hospitalized pa- tients at the Community Hospital. For money gaining projects- we had a lNfIinstrel Show, the first program of this type for many years. Other minor activities included a bean-bag toss at the Senior Carnival. This fund, is being used to purchase new choir robes. VV1' have been considerably well rs-reivecl ly the public and hope to do as well in lhe future, The programs have proven pleasing to the public and the group has expectations for con' tinued success next year. 47 Q 4 TOP ROVV lg B. Almanzo, R, Hooker, G. Martin, T. Domingos. H. Reed, K, O'NeaI. ROW 2: T. Rojas, A. Gutierrez. J. Anderson, R. Weller-ieyer. D. Arkley, B. Azbill. ROVV 35 A Villalobas, J, Doniingos, B. O'Hair, F. Costa, VV. Grossi, C, Friis. SOCIETY OF AUTO MECHANICS HORACE REED 1 Not Pictured! Yice1.President YV A LLACI-I HORACE. REED 4Not Pictured ! President JOHN SILVEIRA tnot pictured! Vice-President GROSSI lNot Pictured! BENNY Treasurer O'HAIR Secretary BENNY A CHRIS CHARLES O'HAIR IVRIIS VVILLIABIS President Secretary lnot pictured! Treasurer The S.A.lXl. members have really pulled ts-gether and got the ball rolling this year. They ave gotten more accomplished in this one year than has ever been done in all the previous y ears. The first meeting was held shortly after school started with 23 members attending. Offi- cers were elected at the first meeting. The first affair planned was a chicken barbeque which took place on Halloween night Ihe party was a huge success. Everyone really enjoyed themselves. The next big affair was the annual Christmas party which was held in the Auto Shop where a good time was had by all. In the first meeting of the second semester officers were elected and plans for anothex big affair were being formed. This party took place at Gavicta Beach. Barbecued steaks were Ili: NfIlSlflfHl il ff ilmt of the awning . 1-5 1 if 'i lift ,U Our last affair for the year was a slag party for only the nieinbers of the club fJUL'ilLlNf' several of them are Seniors. . ' .am V , .'V, 2 it I-nl' 3 I j X , IJON ROBERTS HAYOLA MANKINS Fall Band Manager Secretary-Treasurer HARRY KILGORE tnot. pictured J Spi ing Band Manager BAND TOP ROW 1: E. Newby, K. Kaufman, A. Negus, B, Stafftnson, P. Wall, M. Hoag, ROVV 25 D. Mundell, J, Galbraith. R. Rodriguez, W'allace Gros.i, J. Gilliam, A. DeSoto, E. Calvert, B. Rennie, G. Rhodes. ROW 3g B. Hilderlmrand, F. Moore. H. Kolding, F. Petersen. J. Helleksen, E. Case, K, O'Neal, M. Austin, J. Hurst. ROVV 43 Mr. Bergen, B. Kaufman. VV. Alves. M. Petersen, V. Freiley, T, Flores, A. George, R. Mankins. M, Serres. F. Rehbein, J. Mcflallister. ROW 5: L. Nelson, P, Alexander, M. Cheatham. M. Rennie, R. Romano. H. Kilgore, T. Martin, A. Mendez, B. Schuyler. B. Holden. A. Proud, R, Grossi. The band under the excellent direction of George Bergen, has had a successful year. The band started out by playing for the pep assemblies and gave the football team its utmost support at the games. Concessions at the Dee Bee games were run by members to raisf- money for band expenses as was also the penny toss at the Senior Carnival. For the first time in history of the band. we participated in the Christmas parades held at Santa Barbara and Santa lVIaria. The annual exchange program was with Santa Maria High School, playing for the Seniog Play and graduation and at various school rallies and assemblies were among principal activ- ities of the year. 'Ins nrt. ,osmff if L I B RA R Y C I. U B fdfvf-,iff 4 , ,, fix, ff 6 . If SPRING OFFICERS A DI-ILINA MENDEZ President l'A'l' MARTIN fr Yiqe-I'r1-siflerll - 1 not llIi'IllI'PtII 'NIILDRED DOVER AIJICLINA MENDIQZ l5EVFlRI,Y LOHNA CALI President Vice-Pre,-zicic ni MOKEHART Secretary Sem-retarv In December the 6020 Club held a candy sale toward which each girl donated home made candyg it was sold at noon in the Home Economics room. This organization is in action to convince the students of the high school how important a library is. and what it can do for them with a little Concentration on their part. To improve Cur knowledge ol libraries, we have made tentative plans for a trip to I.os Angeles during which we will visit the various spots of interest of our club. such as the I.0s Angeles Public Iiibrary. University of California Library. and the Huntington Library. It is the hope of this organization to show how important the library is in the everi- day life of Nlr. Average Citizen. M STAGE AND LIGI-IT CREW This year's stage and light crew, under the management ol Tony Domingos. has done 0 Competent job. The crew built the sets lox' b' th the Junior and Senior Plays. the IXli'istrel show, various individual shows and the Community Concerts The crew also set up the back ground and stands for the an nual pictures. The school has reason to be prcud of this group for the efficient accomplishments this Y, year. Nlr. Kaufman and Nlr Canfield are the advisors. Managt 1- Memln-is: Tony llonifngos. chri- Friis, XValla1-e tjrossi. Jlllllllf Doiningos. Pliil Wall. T ROW 1 A 'Vlfnd s Solovsky I NIU Guerra, G. Grossi li I mingom L, Valioue 'NI ' r SPORTS COACH RNIIL SUCH FOOTBALL 'i'l.e llravcsi elevcgi, 19-18 edition was a new and green team. fvlany of the '47 championship squad grad' uated, and the job ol' rebuilding was a tremendous one, The squad as a whole was a willing and aggressive group. YYitn the final gun of the last game their season reccr-fl stood at three wins. five lcsses and one tie. Li league play the Braves won two. tied one and lost a 13-il thriller to Arroyo Grande. This one point loss tr: the Eagles lost the minor league title for the Braves. Highlights of the season was a decisive 1543 win over Atascadero. Nfinor league champs. and according tc coaches of the San Luis Obispo league. the best teanz in the league. The Santa Nlaria game found the llravf-' set back on their heels the first half 210. but they cam lzack and battled the Saints on even terms. with the final gun finding the score still 25-0. In the final game of the season the Braves won the first of a new series with our closest rivals the Santa Ynez Pirates. by a score of 25-13. Outstanding player on the Braves' squad, and winner of the Tom Dean Blocking Award was Andy Rubalvaca. 130 pound guard. who was the best man on tlie field in every game the Braves played. Nfissing from the Lompoc line-up for next season will be seniors Dow Klaasen and Bob Hilderbrand. co-captains of the squad. and end Ken TI'lgll9lFO. Others who won't be in the Bluf- and White come 1949 are guard Andy ltubalcava. and tackle Al Gutierrez. 'l'he 1948 game results were as follows: U Lompoc , Cambria tt Lompoc . , 14- Fillmore , . , 54 Lompoc Santa lVIaria . 25 Lompoc Villanova Prep tl Lompoc Arroyo Grande 13 LUYUIYCC Atascadero , ti Lompoc Carpinteria .... 4-Q Lompoc Santa Ynez 13 Lompoc Catholic 27 COACH DON BILSBOROI lGH , . ss., Co-Captains: Bob Hilderbrzmd, IJOII Klaasmn ' .V A K, A-fs f .f ,J A if .110 1 ffl 1 'fir 116' lf- 7T fl '10, QW, 0 nqh 8 I I YU, for! lpp Alb Of .Q A W 156 fav, . f . IXliI2lSf'Il bllllllilgglllg uvm' for mluthm' Bravv ffJllChd0XVN Qi? R f ,W 0 .pf Nlorehurt ll1I'lLXYiIlg u blork at ax Vmulcl be tackle: 1 Y gt if , sip 4 4 5 I - , Q... -5335 Carpenteria game gAi'fY'lQwA ' Y ii f ' ' i fX??g'5f rv ,va ff ,9 ' ' . ,, ff ws? hifi, falxifgfgivygjgwf 'M vf'W 'Mia of Xlilligan Night game fwwfw W C' Rf L i Q 'n ii S ,la ff ? I, 1 XL . W is ,Jiffy VAPTAIN I Ii.-XNK l li IXUMHHID Lompof Lompoc Lompoc' Lompoc Lompoc , Lompoc . ,, Lompoc A Lompoc v. Q 95300 Z0 Santa llzirizi , 11 Alziscaclc-in Z9 'iiC'IIlIJ0liOI1 51 Mission . 25 Czmibria .A 21 Sznitzi Klaria . 41 Santa Ynvz 50 San Luis . 26 43 23 30 59 412 18 60 VARSITY Lompoc Lompoc finlllflf Lompoc ompoc umpoc ompoc Not pil-turezi Ss-cond Stringg K. Pecson. D. Ivlore-hart, T. H9I't'!'l'il. l'. Pe-cson. H. Kilgore. F. Romero. R. Williams. IJ. Off 'J Mil 35 Arroyo Grande 54 Santa Nlaria ...... 51 Nlission 4 7 Cumbria ,,....,o.,.,... 20 Santa Ynez ....., 34 San Luis .vw,,,.,Y... 25 Arroyo Grande Grider, H, W'e1lon1eyor Adkins Q Left tv rightg Coach Bilsborough. J. Hew- nandez. H. Reef. K. Trigufeiro. G.H11su114a1.. J. Huyck, .I. Crviglo'-'. J. Terxones. B. Staf- fanson, D. Douglas. ii Kaufman. D. Arklc-kr. J. Olson. ' x . xv' g ,AV X X XXVAXX Q X A XXXQQY, K KK !! 'W 4 31- B WEIGI-IT TEAM I AIIIIIJUC I I L IOIHPOC ,UHIIJOC OIIIIJIKT Lompoc I .om poc Lompoc: I .4 pmpoc Lompoc Lompoc L ompoc Lompoc I. I ompor A PIII POC' Sauna Nlariu Santa Ynez Nlission CilIIlI71'Iil ,, Santa Mariel Sam Luis ,.,,, Santa Iwariza Santa Yncz Niission CIQIHIIJFIQI Santa Ynez ,, Sem Luis , ,, Arroyo Grandv Imglowoocl I7 IU 51 I IJ 51 :Zh 11 Q75 2+ 20 Qi 40 354 2-E Ll 'J8' W--ff' C WEIGHT TEAM Lompoc Lcm poc Lompoc Lompoc Lompoc I ,ompoc Lompoc Lompoc Lompoc Lompoc Lompoc Santa Maria .,..,.. ,,.. Santa Ynez Santa Maria ., .... Santa Ynez San Luis ,. . Arroyo Grande Santa Mzlria ..,...A ..... INIissio11 .. ...... .. Santa Ynez San Luis ...,.... .....A......,.., Arroyo Grande 20 10 19 Q0 IZ' 14 27 19 22 25 Q8 Le-ft to right: D man. T. Rojas. M Galento. L. Navarro, B, Frollvy, M, Hoag, R King. A. Escovedo, F IJeJiz1c:omo, F. Dover H. VVoorifi11, A. Tosti ,X K' -4+ me ' MM? W' I 5 ff I as ig 'ff 5 GV ' 'M oo.. , 171511, ' I LPI 1-rl' IX . A fl In 017.0 f'h2lY'IlIl0l'S. G. Huse- TOP ROXV: J. l'l1'l'lllI dez, K. Kaufman. 'IT Flores. U. Person. l'. Bralmeck, P. VVa ll. J Oliverag BND. ROW: K.O Neal, J. Hui J Daniels. J. i'I'2llt!'- low. G. Huseinan. li, Staffanson, V. I'vsf'o'1' BRD. RUXVZ li. liimi SEI' GFI derso Lil ,lo R. King. li, l+.c-.-g F. Romero, J. 'Xil- n. B. Nasato. ll. wffwl rough. eoacli QM? F5 .Q MPG! M .amgfq s y I!! . fwiziiciff f 1 ,mu-N - . .ss ,.,, M2-J K' P .he 5 if J, 117,546.5 'mpg p 4 l .- L sri, - se. 5 . 4 5, 'f'fQ.fil'1 F Y nf, J if ,2:.' ..,. UW, A r v ..,,..,. 4 i -' At. Vxollwm . H xx - 41 KU Qablalll X Q BASEBALL This years baseball team under Coach bus- borough had a successful season. Returning letter- men was Captain Frank Romero, .lack Anderson. Calvin Pecson. Kenneth O'Neal and Joe Hernandez. Leading player throughout the season for the Braves was Pitcher Frank Romero who pitched a no hit game against Nlission High and one hitter against Santa Ynez. In the second game against Santa Nlaria. Frank Lompoc Lompoc , .. Lompoc . I.ompoc Lompoc .. Icmprzc Lompoc I Allllplll' also pitched a good game. 2 Santa Ynez 0 2 Santa Nlaria . 7 5 hlission High .. 0 4 Santa Xlaria 1 1 San Luis , 2 7 Arroyo Grande 1 fi San l.i1is 2 -l .Xlission l 5 will ...... TRACK TEAM l.'Al'T.-X IN RONALD HOUKER TOP ROW: .l. Ander- son. IP. U Dale. R. Wx' lvuxeyer, J. Olson, li XVil1i8.Hl5, D. Adkiua B. Lovelace, B. Feeley ROXV 25 G, Lavensou. F. Ramirez, R. COODGI I-I. Terrones, K. Che:- svr, li. Hooker, A. Gu tie-rrez, W. Grider, J Huyck, E. Such. ROW In A. Escovedo, J limlriguez, A, Tosti ii, Trigueiro, E. Quin- unez. I . Dijiacomo, A. Ilubalcava. ROW 4. B. Rule, D. Chamber-1 G. Huseman. B. Crol ley. R. Escarzega. A Navzxxrim. M. Gvllilldti, I LOMPOC RELAYS Bw! hvzxving thv flisu Sam ,xflillllfs Up amd ovc-1' z ? w lledley N'ViI1IlOl'S X ' W Hurdlos W .lfllllllly wllll billflll Jose breaks tape :in W. .Y ffm ' A Standing, left to right: K. O'Neu!, U, Azhill, H. Schroeder. Kneeling, loft to rightg D. Bromser, D. Rea rd, B. Cooper. MA1J'ifgQ' 44 pf,A'0ZjZ5 W t A !QWw,5ZfHf' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL filAMPg INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL cl-:AMPS Due to the Qteller throwmg firm of Arklcx the team passed itself int., Arklex belng our Captiln guldf-cl ue to three straight victories and . , L.. INTRAMU RAL BOXING CHAMPS W Heavyweight . Light hr-avywffighi Middleweight , ., VV r-ltvrwei ght . . Lightweight ., Bzmtamweight , Featherweight ,, Flyweight ,,,, .. C A f Sig K C I . - w X Wi 9 gg ,lb ,., X yi X x N ---5 X. f f hih H ii Q57 SYN5 Q - fb X0 X S X is Xxiif, wif? A N T' 5 h A1 X 3' Sk 55 Q3 4 5 ,nz W-ie Q , Avg 1 U L, Rmlzilcl Xvilliillll' Frank Ronlero .luhmxy Huyflg Pwgil V76-llmnffym' Andy Rl1bEllCi1Nil Larry Navarr Roland Chessex' , Bill Board -V 4 A '-1 Ei' -wrriiff U Ab ,,'f fM' X fmfvw l'4llHlll'X' Ylnfg gui ilu- lull' lim-lan Q Kenny at his he ICL Nut q llllf'. Ilzn'r v V, X' I 'A sgf .xl,-. -'kn'. 1'f ! 'FCUJ , ' Q. r vw. y .... .7 Fxiwm 771 'Wm 'W , fu. nazi' M. Wvwwz 1 . C 9 'Q 'Inn sr- 'f by Y' ffffw. I , I as 0 'qI'-ws '5'I5v , M illvwnw- Q f , QM, MMM 1 Q3?ft'fI,,11g,h if 3 M ACTIVITIES if lftlt to lvllglllg Carol Hallett. l5llllllfJQl llolort-s Linn 4-inan. tstanclingl Gone- Martin, .lanvt llunran. Fliris Friis. Nivk How:-ll. llarry Kilgore. 'l'l1ews'.1 Martin, liillif- ltvnnie, Doris Paflrirk B+-nnv 0 llanx The Seniors of '49 prosentvrl Brides to Burn on the evenings of lVIarCl1 51 and April 1. A matinee performance was presented on Nlarch 30. The play. a remedy written by .lay Tobias, was given the full Qupport of all Ccgicoriicd ancl was entirely Successful. Mr. Garrliwr. our flirt-ctor. tlosorvvs our thanks ancl apprvriation for help' nip ns to put this play over. Miss Lettita Gundy Gilroy G. Gundy Clarice Borland A Gertrude Borland , llzxgcld Hazard Frank Fulton .. S110 P l'c1 ntis llolrhkiss Sapolia Pipp A. , , lVlarlam9 Gasparilla Dr. .loneshy , CH AllACI'I+1PlS . Dolores Linncinai r,.B0ni1y 0'Hair ,,.VIlllf l'0S?l Nlartin .Billie Ronnie , . Chris lfriis Nick Howell ,Doris Parlrick Clone- lWartin .. .Janet Duncan Clarolc Hallett .,112ll'I'f' Kilgore Pretty maids all in a row A FEW MEMBERS OF THE PLAY STAFFS Q -,j 'f G ,Q Hzmclsonme Nice looking fire place Three old maicle Sound effects t wh bcfn the brown On the evenings of December second and third, the Juniors presented Thu Daffy Dillsfl a farce in three acts, before full hnuses. Tl1e play was written by .lay Tobias and directed by the capable hand of Mr. Gardner. The Stage crew gave an efficient helping hand and the play was a grand success. Richard Carol Rod T, Doris .A Dud T, Gran Pete Aimee Elaine , Arnica . Cousin Nlaude ,, ,, The VVid0w VVOggles CAST .Tack Anderson Alice George Frank Nforris Claudia Nettle Stuart Hoefler .lean Ann Nlartin George Proud Dcrutliy VViSe Patricia Nlartin Ruth Romano Klarilyn Stolzenberpg Earlene Newby Top: S, Hoefler, C, Peterson. S. Wrinkle L. Hoefler, N. Sperber. BO'l'TUMg M Hoag. B. Pick. Lett to rightg G. Proud, I.. Vzilioxic-t'e. R. r. W W f ', C, I' ir. T. Finney. 'N C N xv Q1 W it LAN D O' CCTTON On Friday, Nlarch 4, the curtain went up on the first Minstrel Show that has been presented to a Lompoc audience in a number of years. The show was entitled Land O' Cotton and was directed by George Bergen and presented by the Choir. THE CAST OF i'IX'l'ERTAlNERS IIIICIIOCUIUI' , ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r, r,r,,,,, , , ,,,,, ,,,,,, S tuurt Hoefler Tom , V,,,,,,, 4 ,.,, Kenneth Kaufman Dick , U ,Tom Finney I-larry U ,,,,,V Carol Ann Fair .lim ,, A,,, ,Lorna Caliouette .lack , , H A. Hz-adon Grossi Joe ,,,. . ,. H ,,G60l'g6 Proud ACtf0llllJ3:1HiSl H ,,,, ,Carolyn Petersen X K as '15 0, f f .gi X is I - A J f -P -U A Lf f .' +-Q-'fig as : i 55.9 ----, Tj 'QL L - ' 1' 7 Q 4 - -, ,g.. n y- . gf-ar ,. ' ' ., - --ai' 'Z 4' N. -. .a---'ff ,f f ' fe:C'fff.fw7VI' - ' ' PM ,1W3vTZZff' W H+ ' ffziff ' Carol Fair Doris Padrick Guess Who? Kathy, Dorothy. Betty 'EW How'd this get in hero? -, i i i 1 , 3 5 E3 YVhos the le xder of this mga w-..., 6' 5 A yi . xg, Dm and 'Suv If N ew Qimqyxuho X sl -mgksiq QL., 153 f ,. 35 VWCJ3 W 1' 7U23Efv7' F?fFAfR5'f Campdxgxx 'Gu' nk xx Tex B11 illdcg : F ' :gf fgfwf' XX xxlggx , . Yi- 1 FXOYQ CJXYUXHZX Z , kgnkng ' N N' X , ' ,mn Manx Second strlzxgcx.. U Xvdnam on-ca! 'LQZ4-4 7' Vixgx ' ' ff ' L , '71' nf., ', L 44,411 X- 7 CLILJQ' ' Qs CIUIIIIIVX' Clmnlp 'V - ' Gruesome UYIJSOHIG JJ- Cx it A,AA :Ib 1.A 5-12,155 ' 'well I'1l think about ' . ., if ' I W, Qmls Steadic-s s anew' X 4iI'SlfV xx ik' Ahhh Q W Dem prof:-ssm' W i Z XVhL-re's Joe? Q Oh! Frzmkie X1 dont suv! U12 U16 9 W:iY'lI1iIlg up cm' Girls, ll9.S IIlEl!'I'iQd?!! Call out the forcc ZZZZZ7TT nlfmil Ijilyu fmlbitious Vliilllfx out! l'lx'111g Hugh! N ALUMNI 11 11 x 11 11 11110 1 1 ll I1 11 11 30 11 111 1 111 Il N 11 1-1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 111 111 I 1 11 1111 L 11 C111 N 11k P- N E ll 11121111111 111 111 1 ll N 1r11111 1 15 111 1 1 1141 x '1T111'111l .fl 11 llt x N N 11 1 11111 wt 111 .I11111N'V111111 0 ' IX 11111 1 1 'N 1 1 11 X 1111 111111 1 111 1 X6-'I 1 X I 1x I11111111- 1'111-111s 1'11i1'1-1'wi11' 111- 1'11111'11111i:1 111 114'I111'11 -' 11111111 121-1-.1 V V N141fl1'l b 111-11:11'11111-111 S1 11- I-'1'1-.1 11i1'11:11'11X V VV 5. 1'. A1i1l'11,: l'11. I'l1I'1'111'11 111111i11V1111 V V V V l', S. M: 'i111-.4 .1i111 511.111 V VV N111 -11 1'111l111 i11:r 1'11. .X111'1- Si11':1 V ,U 1101If1' ,X1111i1- S1 11-111 V V V M: 'Fir'-1 XX'i111:1111 51111111-1' VVVVVV V V 1', S. VXi1' 1f'111'1-1- '2l11j' '1'111A1'11111-Q VV' VVV V V M2 'l'11'1 15111111111 'l'1'ig111-i1'11 V VV VVVV VVVV V VV VV .1111 1s-N1:111Vi1!1- ,X11111'j' Y1l111I'X V VV VV VV 111114 :1I'11 .12l11l1'X Y1111I1-1'111-1-:111- V .l111111s-fV1:111v11l1- 1111111-1'1 K1-1 VV 1-'X1l'1 V1 S11 11-1' 1ii11u VVVVV, VVVVV, VVV,VVV,,,VV V V VV V M2 1 '1 111111 K111111 V V V VVVVVVV VVVVV V V f'2lII111 1' 11:1- .111 1,:1111'1- V VV V VVVV V VVVVVVVVVVVVV V VVVVV V VVVVV VVVVVV V V X11 1111-:11 Stuff- 1'1111 2 '1' .X11-11- 1111111 A VV VVVVVVV VV V VV VV .-11 Illf 1iz11'11:11':1 N11Il'1I1S V V V VVVV VVVVVVVVV V V VV S1- -1':11:11'y 1-'i1'f1 N:11i1111111 1:1111 N11 X12l!111'111I11l VV VVVV V V V .l11l111X-M: 1'1111' 1J111'111111' N1z11'1i11 V VVVVVV V VVVVVVVVVVVV V V V VV VV VV V M1 1'1'i1-19 11111111111 X1I11'11I11'111 VV VV VV V B11l'1'1Q 1 1:1111l'1'1 311111u:111 VV V VVVV V V VV V 1' S. VX1' 11' 1i:11111-1'i111- 511111111-11 A111 1-11 1'l11111111111: 1'11. 1111V'1'I' l'z11'111-1-11 VVVVVVVV V VV V V VVVVV 1': '14 Qi .'111 3 1'111'1'1'-I1 1-'1111'1-4 V VV 1.113 gx111,f'11'N IT1-111' 11111-1'1'g1 V V V V VVVV VV A V VV VV V VV 11: '1'i1-11 l'11:11'11-N 1i1'11fXi111 V VV V 1i11'111i1-111 S1-1'1'i1-1- 8111111111 111111-f 11111-111-11 V VV VVVVVVVVVVV VVVVV V V V V VVVVV SLIIIFZ1 x1l11'1ll .1V1'. 1,1-11111 11111-111-1' VV VVVVV V VVVV VV VVVV V VVVVV V VV VV .1111 .'-. 2 'i11 311111 111111:111.1 V VVVVVVVV VVVVVV VVVVVVVVVV V V V VVVV V V VVVVVV VV M1 if-11 1111-g 1111211-11 VVVV VVVVVVV V V V VV I' 1' '1-1'4i1V1' 111' 111-111 1114. I.1111if1- 111l1'T VVVV VV V VVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVV V V VVVVVVVVVV V V V V VV VVVVV VV VI: - 1iz111111-1-11 11'111'y VV V V VV V V V VV VVVVVVV VV V 1'll4l1l11'1121 f'111'f'5' 1:1111-1 .11-+11-1' VVVV V VV VV V VVVVV VV VVVVVV V V V VV VVVVVV S11 ll NI:11'iz1 J.C'. XYi1i1- .111111'I1'X V V V V V V VVVV VVVV VVVV V V V VV A1 1111- 1':11 111' V VVVVVV,V..V.1V VV V,.V.. V VV V V .1 ' 11211-1111111 1111111-y ,,,. VVVV 1 '11i1'f1'si11' 111' 1'z11if111'11111 111 I,11s N 12 -11-Q 1:4'11Y 11211121 VVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVV V V VVVVVV V V VVVV VV VVVV V S21 il M:11'i:1 JVf', I11V'111- 1f211'1.ff'I' V VV V VVVVVVVVVV VVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVV VVVV V V V V VV T1-.'z1V' ,1z11 i -11 15111 111111121111 VVVV V V VVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVV V V V V V VVVV V M1 111'11iiI'lI11f'l11 1' 1111- 1I'l1l11 11111111 1 2111 VV V V VVVV V V VVVV VVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVV V V VV V VV V VV 1 ,'-, 1 ll , 1112111 111311111 VV V V V V V VV V V .IV 1'. I1-11115 1 1,V 1.1-11:1 N1111- 111111111 VV V VV VVVVVVVV V VVVVVV V V VVVV V VV VVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVV V V 111111111 ' 14 - K1- 1111-111 1111+ VV VV VV V V1 .Q 11 11111111-: 14'NK14' 111-111111 V VV VVVV V VVVV VVVVVVVV V V V VV VV VV 511 1:1 11211111 .IV1'. 1'l1l1! '11I' 11l111!1ilfr VVVVV VVVVV VVVV VVVVVVVVV V V VV VV V V V V 1'. V-1' V' 4112111 111111111 ,V V .VV . V I,1111111111- 1-'111'1111111'e 1'11. 1'1-21:1 l'31111i- .V V VV V1 V. .V VVVVV V V V V Va ' 11-KL 421111 We-115 V V V V V VV V V V VV V VV V V 51111121 N11ll'121 J.1'. 1:1121-1' XX'-f1111-1111 I'111' wily 111' 111-111111111f' 1-1111111 XY11111-rw V VV VV VV .1111111N-M1 11'1111' 1f1'111' XX'1111111'i11 VV V V 1,11.1111111- 1'111111111111i11' 1111f11i'111 1411111 XY1111111'i1. V V 1.11111 1111- Mil' V11 ff cuxssv mu.oR suzrs if ff -.-:-f-'m- ' ' ,Jw ' FFR THE PRACTICAL GIRLS .x causes memes for Q.. Canesfe Gfrf 1. slfvllifllbfe , 5'-g,,'1,,A' nndman- Eqflofacf. . Twenty- two qu rg ufbuyans oVf0rlPhC9 hrls Phdhlfd gg G ,YUM-7 41: fractfi-df f'0'l5 00015- QFHQYP dn ffmumef-af-le bmi! of sfwppy Man-taf'r.,,,J guise. 4,11 different 5455 Crlrsjbni, 3 Eng - Each ftp:-61 intros' 3 0 , go in Genafng Worfh . O ur sped a l P l'CQ 24f5O Bedkfwuf Fprfpg' Falvrf cr. Q1ull'5v'q5onniksen 40 T0 44 9. FIRST STREET ibxn ' ,. izlxr. -. Yi .4f ' if ff- ' .' ln? ' V ,WMI . Vu lf. I .L . X X my ' 1 X Af ' 11 1 Y' 4 o o . l ' U 1 Ly' '. huug., Y 'lu 4- -sniff.. qv Q , Y H? 0 A' ,11 1 . . 2 fh ' X ,,. ,, X K -ax 2 ' 'yi ww, ,Q Q .- , 3 ' X .4 ' v f.:-args? M 3 . , M ,.gW5'f5' , ' . , an , 4 ak f , ,Q ,, fi: - X , if .Q , A 4 'x ws. msE?f'X x ' ,if ', 1 EW f M if ' X yzzf sg -w-if ' M... al 1 L3 1 Nw I 'SX 'T 'M r 5' - . -1 ., .,.. ,, 1 R ...,. ..,...........,,.........h -1' FUNRS Sc. 101' to S1 STORIC IALLEY Maha SERVICE 9 AUTOMOBILE G TRUCK REPAIRING , AUTO PARTS ACCESSORIES ZDM 'xslriiii can SJ N Bk I XQXI ,I .ICY NIIYIUR SHIRYICQI-Q 2 1 , ff if A V Q 5 NWN Big. 11. , , AAWPZ. ' A DONIINCIOS ,W ff x . Q INII'I,E3IICN'1' CUXIPANX' - A -P 5:1-:fits 1f1'1aN1'1'l'H1-1 STURIC if f 2 ,,,:1 - ig i A ,, W fu A .W W, .. , I.UNlI:Oii Nlllli KQCJNIIXXNY LLYNDBERG STATIONFRS SI'ADLL1Y'5 MARKIYIN X LOCli1ili PLANT ,..b.-N..-'sum-wvwgww-v fy rkwi 3, A J, ,. ,,- V -sPuousE,:nPf'Tz ':: :3?sQx SPRUI SF Nlzllf. LU. INK. 'u K 101' SMH lil 'I I N Hi dk SCHI 'YI ,ICR 531' Mb SI 'I.I.l'X',-XXX I.Al'NDHX' Cf. IJ. NIMIAHH INSURANCE 4 . , K-.. 5,9 I U. U4 2'7 ' - ,,V A., LOBIPUCQ XY.-X5I iEHIi'I 1'h1 LUNIPOC, lflililj S'1'OHli .1 C0 ' ,uv ,ig ui 'W' , A ' v 221, 13 Q if ,I N? 2, Bmw! xl? XIII .I.IiIi'S PII.'XRNI.MlY DAVE 6 DUNS GROCIHLHH' HUBB5 I5IiO'I'I'IIiIi5 m00ng7J Q Lmooneli .--'f' fs, MOORPIS DEPARTMENT STORE MKS BOOTERY 5 -' xg ' ,, 1 A , I5 Ls SAI-VY foes armani? V fn, ? ,. ag K Q, 2 , . , -. . s gfii4e s'Z I N ' ' ' . ll SAI.VY'S FOOD MARKET XFOl i RA-XIJICS C II ,ICANI-1115 Q34 gig? STALIQICR K5 VVILSUN R-iw? l'IQli0ZY.l PIAXHIJXXQXIRIQ we ff' A MICR ICA N .I I-IXVIQI ,HRS ,-M xx HJNIITUKI fXl'l'l.lA-XNCQI-N ANU' -.Mx 1 xg- V lib.. r.. LINDFN ECI .Iii ITRIKQ C103 IPAXY TTIIC 8: I.l'NT. FORD DILALICH 1 X! 5 1 Q r-5 'wif LINITS CIAIVIC , JW '- .f--...dx ,XX ,gfQi'N .,,.,- M M 'mm .. ,. -.-......, E. . . . ... ...... E 40-4uAffa if - X Q AEQN E555 jf vw ff? 'qfgxifia .:.:.:,, S' Y f ..,I: R ' iff , 51 i: ..:s 2 zur- f ss ? . , K Sm E wx 1 5' , b 232 , 4 ,,,., IUNIPUC TIIEATEH ,. ifwf q 'E V N 1 LA 'MESA THEATER ff ffl WM ff! WZ' fy 2 if X ff W! SF N ,ZCAMA H2571 Z g ir, C g7VJi,VQrwv MM N MVC! W! XC if ff j 1 ,C jk if Mfmmx A R QXXNXE WW? J' My Njjf My fdjgwj MQ W mm M Www L4,fqA0 NK VJ If .S 'kk ww QL xxx. qw yfyf ww 'af Mwiwvuz, iffy, 1 KW! pe? 323' L44 l 2529 M Q13 I f 'Q -5 ff , Z 10 I 4 . Ak . . fl 4' ' 4 ii X 'LJ f15x gl, E - 'X I 1 fl 'F 7 ga- , ,7 v 44 .9 X3 1 - 4 Q M' -f , x ,135 'I LZMZLA 44,5 LL. , . , ,GK R ff A . :I I I fx I A -, I M ia 454 V lj- K ,AJ 1 1 X 7 n 1 X FX S , U L I lk ,EQ ' I af! Q! a 5 I v fy , 171,47 IIA! . r-9 Q X 7 AMVQNQUL V rp! P vt ' I .. fa N , 5 A - KY l I ty of V :dx x QA E Ajxqal 1 j fx ix K1 ' U' . ! f. Y xg 'I . ' of ' , ,JX K :X xx 'fl .N W ff My-QW p X Xxx xx, 'Ju , df! S . Mk 5 ,,, . f, . Q U A xv sw ff ff W X w ,M ,JJ QW ' ,vp C ' NT fi X -9 u ,W-ffl' X sy-f'Y I q j- 4 f ' . wx N' i .fuk V J: X I' V A QJUNJ X, 4 'V , ' - . ,.1-L 'U 'LY ff 'V y X, 7 'K , oc, W V ' - '. 'fa .ff C ,IJ N of A ' Q 2 H thi? CVD X N- 'x NJ. 1- , mf jj' . .- , 444, V I A ,,' ' , g- X ' Q 'l Tfjfw . N, . r 0 4 Q 5 W4 D f V 55 -AD f Ee, . . M4 ' X 1 oh , ' 1 ' A . 4 4. . W' 4 15 2 1 ,yr 'ext'-64 X 9 PM ' 1 - f 0 -L 'AX 55 XX - Q 1 GQ' ,D 1? fd 7 4,4 554 gy If 11510 172 120 uf? ,E X 7 V M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QSC -ef? X II11 st 1If xuihes to exp1eQs 1tQ Q111C111 1pp19C11t1o11 to the Students '1111 ll 1 If 011 Il JI II11' I'CI1111Q of I 1 IIKI 111 Q 11 II111Q1 NX 111 If 111 to 1111I11 IIIIS Im1111I1 17099136 lf PHIINTINC 4 ONIPOK S ' X II FI! N1 NX XII ' OVI IIXIRSA IOOKIII x N 1 N I f Ei L32 k .iqgq-23:1 26356 'K I MI Ciisix -R 1 1 1 X -Nqf-A io Y, X j 1 'EE 56191 Jf-R 1 1 I I I ' 1 .. 1 511-1 . .1 U K A 'V-411' fl 0 IW .J-- V 1 ' K j f I M if W ' , 1,..4Q,,. 11 'fx 'E I X? 1 'I I ' A. A ff'-'1' '1 lf 'E ,- ,,- - - Lf 1 Rx M' wk 11 I Ip , 5 I 1 j K1 L 3 A . , E-1 L,,f,- -QN f' ,QA I 1 ' X ' ' 4 'I fl.. ' E , 1 O X5 'txt K I fx t 321 I X1 I I 'C , if I ,.1 if 1 -T . X A E 1 1-I 1 ke 1 E ix , X Q 1 W. r Y . . . . . 7--' B X . , 1 . I . , . , 1 ' 1 1 5 1 fx Y .5 I'111'11Ily Im' IIIPD' 1111 ll 111111 III II111 pr 1I11Cti1 1 of 'If 1. '4.I. YY- -is Q 1111111 11111' the I1. 1 . ' 'I I -II 1I 1 '1 ' 1.'II-z .N X U I 'T 151613, fr: 'JIT' fx .Af I I I I I N I : , 1 Xi gf :J 1 lf I . . f Y' I . I 3 II 1111: 1111 IJ f11111 I'1 5 ff 1.141-'lf-I 6 3 1 1154445 7 - 7 ' N N 1211 I , X R 1111 '1' II A 1 '1' sg IT? A ' I1 f' Lx 'lf J, p .ff N3 . .Y QNX 1:,xM11111A Q 111 6 XMI f 1 - X 4 , . 85 f, 1 -I N' I I l I3 K II S'l'l'lJIO ' ' IV .Q X N N I I X1 '1 X, AX X5 e -- I 51 1 11 1: 111151 . f 1 Ex v Qxxxj E Q3 ' fp ' 'E 1 X1 f I 1 Q 1 E II W 1 13 5 1, 1 N 11 11111 Y 1 1 KX .J S . V S f :.1 Xa I P K I xf' , ' 2 IN . A , .J K 1 ' 1 EY 1 IW 11 111f111N111 I ALVL JN M1 fl' 11 U' SC1I'IXIII'III'S STIIIJIO av , A I 1 V ,wk , 1 IX1 I fx,-V 1' X I , I 1, VIA! I L? Q E2 1 1 111 11111, ii JI UJII yi : 4- ' N , , A511 f L13 R1 931 6 1- C - 31' - 1 11 ,xi 5 . l Rv b 11, K., EX!! N . :,.. NB 1 1 , fx 1. xi 1 , up 'AI' M11 :L is ,s ' Q x ,+I fy? 1 fx 1' V iq Fx fwyf, ' 'fx .IM N ,, X Q. l , ' -I 1, I.: X ' if 1,1 N' , X Q , XI' 611. MI: I1 F5115 :Q 141 f 11 Pg 1 111' .j - I 3' ' 3 ' . .M 'J' , '1 IL! I B If U ' X 5 X 1 I -151 Qi? 11 11 11'f E 2. -E X Ev A I A 1 yy U N A xi' s. -,kfy NIJ ,XI AH, ,f J X A '-M , A-' f' .x. , 2 E Q , 'OE RQ wx, 1. RQ 'IX w XX Q i 1-11 11 11 I Af If 2 'E N. 11 9 I xv 1 1, - L 1 fx A' X 'V X J 5 A TN 1 1' Q J X jgQ....,S x-,SQ N L x ff'!f'ffff4!Z ff!! A34 -r J QN-,,,,,. Kgs LQ- Ef iv Q Aii Lei Q?-C99-xx E-iii cw, ASQ? WM W AQ L Nl? eh sififiifw jfffgxxig J: fffjfw W Sy Zfmigfjjfp I M06 Z wkyywf MW 3 iwwj HV' jf XM 71,701 if nf? wfyzif? flax M W WMU X N JM Eg uf-1 53. 3597! ,WW xxx 'R fm Qdyx X XXX lf ff ' lf X J W Q L xx H Q , X x X 5 J Ju vfm 1 fg 4 fl fl! f',.-Ci , f 4 L -, f Q od V f ff ,7 If X VN f775f:'fff .l,.f- 17,11 f!,b'V, fl' v 7 b 1 1 l , ' 'fbw x- ,-M -5 I ' ' F, 'fh1f . ,- Zi mi I. J, gffvl Fi 1: 'N EQ' ' qi 1- uf W Ak ir' ' Q p, e in NLF' 9 5 5: , , e .4 ff 1 1 -MX, . , NX i N5 - . L-3-C Tx K sf I !y -170 S: 'rig xg. YT-T F Q ev , j ly' 1-T KX, S, ., Z- 4 Q T, X, J H W - WS- Q x fr X xc Q-- R 351' 51- ei rf- M4 k . ' QE Zia 'Q 1- 0 ws, X3 5 tQ L TQ Z, , 4 ' 'W '- 0 ' vw- Q Q- W7 S tv VJ- Q-a Q, X-D Q 6 ge if M411- , Q ' 'T ' M- - X Q X v Q6 'S--R Q-. S QQ X r' A - 'T U' 3 RX 6' 'rg xv- A bex 5. , f Q M 57, T ' J . -P Q X 'fx ex V x K jf K1 . UA PQ W s.. 'rr jyflf 1 I 9 'A ' ' 3 ,ff +4 x U C L jf H5 N 0 X ! L 5 , - M If wig X, Q5 .-5 V, I I A7 I V N J z ,jf ' 4 N 22 U! .211 VL I 17' s ,xv J fg I - A U I , P I fxx f I W 'X lf' I K H ri J :O ,U A ,J J! A . ' Lp , L4 X ,gif J' ,, jb ,U ' 1 ' Y , , I 1 W 'J I h Q f I L x ' N l X f 'QR' ff' K A Q ' X ' f ,,. . , m . ,B 1' 1 -K - l f .xxx , -, If x . ' V LX N -i':-v::a- Q- I Y ' 1 T D' X , 'Fc Q , x W Y - . :Q I 4 , . V NX J f xxxt N q Q Q if C Lk Q9 , 'L-1 . -x . . .K A X, A G 5, E' P :L i G V Qwf 4 . Z5 4 5' X 92-49 fp xctykkgl Q.. tt 11' 1 Kvsfqftlwtttyli ffif IMA E EDITORS NOTE f ,fjju IS IS 1 The C1111 of the 11110 lllfl thc 11st page of the book on xxh1cl1 I sl11ll l11xe 111 say It has been 1 xear of hard a11d seernnglx never e11d1ng work but 11oxy th 1t 1t 18 e d we are all sorry th1t lt 19 oxer To those xx ho yxorked on th1s years ann11al I 1n1 QUIO tlu book w1ll alxxays be one of the1r most C119I'1S119d n1emor1es The xxork of producmg a yearbook usuallx falls upon the shoulders of a fexx but 11119 xt 1 the credlt must go to the ent1re staff BIIIIP I enme d1d an excellent job as Class Edttor wh1l always ready to lend a helplng hand were asslstant Class Edltors Ruth Romano Gene Husc man VV1ll1am Martlnettl and Lltd Kay 9udde1 Dorls Padrlck and Ronnle Hooker spent manx hours helplng Dolores L1nnem1n 1nd Adel1n1 Mende7 turn out our Organlzatlon and Act1v1t1e sec t1on I would l1ke to thank those o11 our pl1o ography staff for thelr hard work Xlthough 1 t1n1es the1r work seemed to lag behlnd they llYV3yS caught up Chrls Frns P1ctor11l Fduor lflll 1ss1stants Benny O Halr P11y K1t1guch1 Don M1tt11s and George Iavenson Thmks 1 Sports Edltor Janet Duncan Alumnl Ed1to1 Nlck Hoxxell Advertlsmg Manager 11d to our Art Edltor C,armel1t1 C1arc11 whose clexer draxvmgs xou see on our fly pages I would l1ke to thank each and exery semor the publlshers of th1s years h1gl1 schotl 1nnual Only they knoxx how much xxork lt las been to earn the n1onex for publ1sh1ng suclt 1 great vear book Early 1n our hlgh school career lt became our class amb1t1on to publ1sl1 the flnest school annual ever lssued 1n the hlstory of our Alma 'VIater We f1rst started 9'lV1ll our class money to achlexe th1s goal 1n our Sophomore year and at the end of our lunlo ve1r we bragged that we were golng to put cut a f1fteen hundred dollar annual When wt f1n1shed th1s year we had not only exceeded the flfteen hundred dollar margm but passed th twenty four hundred dollar m1rk Because of the f1ne cooper'1t1on of the c11ss we h1ve bun 1ble to dCh18V6 our amb1t1on far beyond the l1m1ts of our expectatlons I purposely saved untll 11st those staff nfembers xxho deyoted the greater p'1rt of than tlme to th1s book Herbert Schroeder Buslnc s manager kept our accounts stralght and sax to lt that all our annuals were sold Rax Ola 'Vlankms edxted most of our copy and spent manx HlghtS cf palrstaklng wolk remak1ng pages and pastlng plctures Calvln Pecson Ass1stant Bus1 ness Manager and Tyke Gr1der Ass1stant Att Fdltor I am sure they w1ll be a great asset to next years year book as they were th1s xear Both of them knoxx the fun and xxork we had stavlng up unt1l twelve at 111ghts to dr w up the baslc dummy for th1s years 1nnual To Theresa 'Vlartm my n1ost slncere thanks must go There a as Ass1stant Ed1tor saw to 1 th1t 1ll the copy was 1n whlch w I9 1 verv 1n1portant yob and was done most eff1c1entlx she xx 19 1lw1vs w1ll1ng to help any one w1th T119 sectlon of the annu 11 and never complalncrl when the work plled up Iast and most 1mpo1t1nt 19 my th 1nks to Mrs Ethel Blackwell mo Mr Dale Wood who as advlsors gave much o thelr tlme and effort to seelng that our Hlgll Qchool annual was the best exer publlshed I slncerelv e that xou fllld IH lookmg hrough these pages the same enlox ment th1t l h1xe found xxhll g a part! the Echoes of 49 Eff EM? C4 R ober . tt 1 5 111111111 1 Xi-f hxjglf 1, Y., K h VQ- - f. Q. I K I 1' .f ' I 1 . 'u ' . rx ' P rx XT KIT GL I ., , l , -jf? N '31 ,lk Ju rv X I, K J y hr! 1 0 1 YQ 'JN f- 'yfs . ' X 1 1 1 K -2 5 2 .1 N' gli-1' J 4, Q x 0' 1 .J f' - , .1 1 A N ' J' Q95 - ' Q -I Y K 1 ' I 1' 1 ijav' MW 'Af -1 ' r 11. ' 1 X 3 . . ' f 1,1 ' ' , ' 2 1 2. ' I ' ' ' . 2 2 ' 5 I f y fy Q jj, 1 I . V, I .I Y 7,7 , E K. ,I I . M. 6 x , I . . , V, , E pg , , 2' , Y ' ' L ' . ' Y I 1 uv tv va .X N' li A' Y Y . v . . y . 4 U fy ' 1 . 1 ' ' L . 1' ' . . ' Q f . f - , E Z E , ,. c 1 A 1 3 1 rl . . E . , c 1 . I V 2 1. A .' 1 ', . 1 X . 1' I 7' 1. '. 1 I ' I 14 M 2 2.. , y ' , 2t' 2 1 . 2 2 2 , . 1 ,. . 2 . 21511 to OIIVIH F1odr1 ez who hel ed with our cowy' and 1cture dumm make-u ' D011 Roberts. : . . . lv . . . , . 4 ' . 'g ,' ' , 4 2 1 ' , ' ' 2 '2 , ' 1 ' ' . V' 1 .. . V I y V . . . Y , . E , K , , . . 4 . 2 2 2 2 , 1 x I V2 x I . , . L . .1 l U . K J V. H y -2 , , . ' 1 ' , . '1 . .1 . , 1 . . , , l 1 f mu 1 rl . t' ' 2 . , ' . 2 ' ,2.. 1, 2 , '- ' 1 2. , . . 1 . I I r '. ' ' , ' . . .', , . .' ls , , ' ' ' ' '- . I - A I 1 'T V- h 2 l D T 1 . . 5 M. S '- , K , . . . . , y 1 . If y ' V Y I v 2 'N Y Y 1 1 ' . ' . ' . I ' ' . . , V ' . 2 , f ' . 2 . , 1 ' f ' , , . . . . , S ' ' 'I 2 2 ' ' . 1 ', '2. 2 U ' , ' ' jg ' '2. 2 12 M f . 2 K' , ' . . , , 2 I . I 1. . . . , 1 , 1 ' 1 . , . . 2 . I' 2 . c. , 2 I 1 I. . . I 4 u , . . V 1 1 1 s A C K Y . . ' , V 4 . I 4 K V ' V 6 V - ' 4 7 ey by Q I I , , . Q E M E j 1 Q 1 1 W' Dx C 9 . MMM iw Mfr? QW IM! W L ,ff M Lf J 'W fvW ' f Uwvji WV W k UK Af! HEVQQLRXP.: X pmbwwgf like? E x VJ C-EY Ri XT N IN Y L M57 WJ mmf QNX-'mx X' N X ,Pm- JQV, 5 ,Qi 7!,e-w4ffW,w,,. '74-:L K 'fi ffifi T 7i7fMj mf V J 'jf mf I Min Liffjffgf 735 7 MXMJ f fyaw 5 f '3 lwnf 1 A -3 ffxffcgfwvlj I NRXXFXNXSX VV! JS ,lf We Y Wf5 wfw N Jwfi fi fHm,w QW V - ,X f ,fa zfe ,, . .fjU:,f1,. Xu r rw if ' V. 'fl gd ' 'I . 5 1,5 -- liQL'LC z, 2 - ,i , --ivx X5 I' ' yer, - ' ' 4' ' an - 1,2 A 5, v I V . ff A, W ' H' f 51 ' 41 .5 is 42 If , -X ,X tjcf Q 4 fi C' ,. 'QX r -' K vy Riff! v 'se' fi XQQXENJ -Nw 645 11,2 X! A ' ' f n -r- -. .X . A IQ nl'-V f ' ' ' Q Q1 .bv ' ,Q . Q K X X,,,rigjXgs N x Q' 1 , ,gk X- R? X W Kiliic xki Y :N 'Y 2? 1 X - 1 , Ns A. HMI' N' fy K-Xxx . 'tx XN3 ,x'xk:N5 xx L 3 rg 5 2 . Q ' ,L 1, - ' 36 ,ix X ff - J fax X 15? T: ff ' A ..,. f r ' fy j X N M Q, fwv -ff' 'zflffq f ij , 1 fl, xv , 41 lwlb. w wt . CQ'-B ix! E I 2 176' I V ZZ I I v ff Wf 7 ' I lc CL X is Y: Z . 4' W To - Y' - .' 0 ' ' ' M 5' j ' ' J . , f is u CMA' vb ' gr' Z Q .Q X I X . x G' , U lx ' T f V' VI lj - . HQ I j Q. N Xb x X , I N ,fa N ' B X X K ' A fi 'V I x ff X N xxx N , lx, If xg eg -,K S N5 Xx. 2 :Q f W - Q f 3-ul, dw ' x X 8 V 3 NI Q3 N 3' 1 Vw- WU .. N -xv YJ X jx -l I 'ft V' ' V A my 1 I 3 -N J ' ' ff E ' F: . W ' 3 s E ,bf4.fq',f X' IQ! M 'WJ :S A.: , ' X X if xj O . . x ' ' 1-f QQ I X Ks ' 1 K K ' ' ' Qs, x Y XJ 'ZX X - I ,5 k H c XF Q. . ff .ef 'V -0 ' x Q gy ,P 5 YQ ' UL' X I . L I , k , Qffvffwkwmi J Ma f Q fffdfffi ff'f'mVff,wX Qrfffiiiggfgfvygiwjd 5 ffilfff 'fJ3 W' f