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

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Dedication This year 'lhe La Purisima Es dedicafed 'l'o knowledge, infegrify, and pa+rio+ism. These forces are everlas+ing in our search for +he good life. As modern socie+y becomes more complex, and as +he world becomes smaller fhrough fechnological progress, knowledge, in'I'egrH'y and pa+rio+ism become ever more impor'I'an+ in our grow+h, prosperi'I'y, and happiness. They are vi+al in our very exEs+ence as a people and a na+ion. 1'-ll

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'mst' 'NAPA Q N 'is- Left to right: Mr, Gene M. XX'right. Mrs. Mary IC. McCabe Mr. XN'illiam I-I, Larsen. Mr. Iidmund Burke, Mr. Ken- neth A. Campbell. LOMPOC PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 . In these times t,I ctty and school growth yu ire indeed Iortitttate in having such civic-tntttdetI per- 1 sons in charge of all matters concerning I.otnpoc I ublic Schools. As represetttatiyes ol the people. they striye. without cotnpetzsgition. to provide the best possible edu- ation for the youth ol' our growing community. W, KW. NIR. flll.-XIlI.I-QS l,OCQIiXYtlOIl Supl'1'il1ft'r11le11l il Superin+enden+'s Message 'l'his has been a good year for Lompoc l'nion High School. The story of the school year depicted in print and pictures in thls yearbook bears testimony of :ur progress and achievement. It is a privilege to express my sincere apprecia- tion to all who have co-op rated in bringing our school to its present high standing. 'l'o the members of a splendid student body, to an outstanding faculty, to a progressive Board of Trustees, to a sincere body of parents, I extend the tltanks of a united and grateful high school for your unfailing loyalty and devotion. Seniors of IYISS: As high school students. you have been giyen the cltance to learn to liye well, Oppor- tunities of school life brought upon you definite re- sponsibilities in relation to the existing social order. Take an active part in the affairs of your community. Be truly patriotic with that concept of human rela- tionship which seeks the common good. React toward society in a manner which involves the idea that you are a part of a larger group and. therefore. should maintain an attitude satisfactory not alone to yourself but also to the whole group. And remember that. as it was only because of a unitezl effort that this book became a reality. just so will cooperation help you to do the big thing about which you dream. I can think of no more fitting farewell to you than to express the hope that the records of time will show that each member of the t'lass of 1938 has been humble before God, loyal to ltis country, true to his home, and honest with himself. Sincerely your friend. CHARLICS W. I,OCliWUUD Superintendent