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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1969
Page
4
Staff and advisor at Lompoc High School along with top photographers and a winning tradition drive the yearbook’s second consecutive All American rating. Students collaborate, never miss deadlines, and ensure supervision by advisor Jim Lowe.
Cabrillo High School plans a January 11 1969 New Years formal dance in the Cabrillo Cafeteria with a Chinese New Year theme. Tickets cost 4 dollars without ASB, 3.5 with one card, and 3 with two cards. Five junior or senior girls are listed as Winter Formal Queen candidates Terri Thompson Kathy Clark Sandy Ferrari Val Leonard Christi Watkins.
Freddy Tabin reflects on his top award at Lompoc Senior High, detailing a grueling football season. He rises early for practice, endures daily conditioning, and maintains a strict routine of sleep, meals, and study. He balances a part time job in Solvang and Saturday practices while preparing mentally for games.
A ranked list of 20 songs with artists including Marvin Gaye Diana Ross the Supremes Glen Campbell The Temptations Stevie Wonder Dusty Springfield Elvis Presley and others. The page presents chart positions and song titles in a cluttered OCR layout.
Four Lompoc area youths joined Cabrillo and Lompoc High students at the tenth annual High School Youth Conference at Asilomar December 27 to 29. More than 500 students from the US Canada and Mexico attended. The theme You Me Us guided group discussions skits and tours of Monterey landmarks. Patricia Thomas summed up the experience saying she learned more about people from the conference.
A cheeky column argues basketball lacks violence to match football and that fans vent rage through yelling. It links basketball frustration to audience behavior and suggests nationwide tension as games unfold, referencing Cabrillo and Lompoc and a satirical jab at political themes.
Local chapter of the Professional Engineers' Wives Auxiliary sponsors a high school poster contest tied to Engineers Week. First prize is a 25 dollar United States Savings Bond, second prize 10 dollars. Deadline moved from January 15 to January 31. Posters must be 22 by 28 inches in color or black and white non photographic medium, clearly show the theme and Engineers Week date February 16 1969, include artist name age and school on the back. Winning entry advances to statewide Fresno competition February 15.
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