Lompoc Girls Ready to Rule LHS Powderpuff Court
The second annual powderpuff basketball game at Lompoc High School in March features semifinals on March 6 and a finale on March 20. Returning seniors and juniors headline rosters from last year with new players and coaches to be chosen, as teams practice since January 15 hoping for victory.
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Lompoc High Gymnasium
Debbie Domingos
Julie Charlton
Kim Hillin
Yelinda Carter
Eileen Pocholonis
Gloria Garcia
Debbie Cunningham
Linda Rowe
Andy Cabral
Linda Nurenburg
Jess
Lompoc High forms magic club led by Johnson wizard
Lompoc High School students launch Houdinis Helpers a magic club with Dan Johnson as sponsor. Members meet at lunch in the Palace of Horrors and perform pocket tricks to build poise and attention. They aim to fund neon shows and attend California magic society events.
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Lompoc High
Dan Johnson
Johnson
Magic Society of America
California
Teen Topics Dates to Remember
January 19 marks the start of the second semester for both high schools. The ACT deadline to be taken is February 2. A Brillo High visit by a Southland College representative occurs January 19 with a Lompoc High time at 11 30 a.m. An Armed Forces draft lottery explanation is January 28 at Cabillo. February 4 is a penalty date for CEEB tests. Lincoln’s Birthday December no school. Washington’s Birthday holiday February 23. National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test February 14. ACT test at Allan Hancock College February 21. February 12 is Lincoln’s Birthday no school.
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ACT
Southland College
Cabrillo High
Lompoc High
Armed Forces
Brillo
Allan Hancock College
Washington
Top Twenty Pops for 70 or New York
UPI lists Billboard based top twenty pop singles this week. Notable entries include Raindrops Keep Fallin on My Head by B J Thomas Venus by the Shocking Blue I Want You Back by the Jackson 5 and more with Led Zeppelin Creedence Clearwater Revival and others also featured.
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New York
UPI
Billboard
B.J. Thomas
VENUS
THE
Shocking Blue
Jackson Five
Diana Ross
Supremes
LED Zeppelin
Vanity Fare
Tom Jones
Holly Holy
Neil Diamond
Dionne Warwick
the Steam
ELIS
Quiet Lompoc High senior Jesse Ortiz named class president and standout wrestler
Jesse Ortiz, a 5'5" 136 pound senior at Lompoc High School, leads as Class of 1970 president and presiding Lettermans Club head. A three time wrestling letter winner with a 3rd place CIF finish, he maintains a B average while working twelve hours weekly and participates in tennis and cross country. He moved from Cheyenne Wyoming in 1955 and plans to attend a New Mexico college.
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Lompoc High School
Jesse Ortiz
Jesse
California
Jess
Lompoc
Cheyenne
Wyoming
LHS CHS Teams Earn Awards At Arroyo Grande Meet
Cabrillo and Lompoc earned awards as returning from Arroyo Grande High School tournament. Lompoc placed second. Righetti took first. Finalists included Linda Schermerhorn and Juan Mora for LHS. Maureen King and Joe Immel for Cabrillo. Bob McKenzie and Gary Chavez also placed. Debating awards went to CHS Phil Weeks and Carollyn Thompson. Chris Fryatte and John Crowess were second. Moorpark tourney begins with impromptu and debate Saturday and individual events Sunday.
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Arroyo Grande
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Moorpark College
Righetti
LHS
Linda Schermerhorn
Juan Mora
Maureen King
Joe Immel
Bob McKenzie
Gary Chavez
Dennis Thompson
Valley
Phil Weeks
Carollyn Thompson
CHS
Padres
Chris Fryatte
John Crowess
Mike Ryan
Lompoc High Plans Heavy Rock Senior Concert
Lompoc High School seniors organize a two to three band heavy pop concert in the school gym on a February evening. Dale McKenna chairs with Judy Mitchell as vice chair. Notables include Nitty Gritty Dirt Band The Glass Family and Calliope with possible Santa Barbara acts. Proceeds fund class activities and a potential spring Three Dog Night show if successful.
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Dale McKenna
Dale
Judy Mitchell
The
Glass Family
the Calliope
Liberty
Calliope
Lompoc High
Lompoc
Cabrillo Announces Second Semester Programs Start
Second semester begins Monday January 19. Cabrillo students report to their 1st period homerooms to receive 2nd semester programs. Students are urged to report promptly to ensure timely distribution.
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Cabrillo
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Barbara Clark
Bill Weaver
Margaret Duffy
Lompoc Girls
Janis Pedersen
Anita Escovedo
Janie Learned
Vera Soto
Robin Acker
Peggy Damwyck
Joyce Clancy
Nancy Nurenburg
Carmela Vaughn
Okinawa
Molly Wirt
John Wirt
Jimmy Carter
Eddie Marshal
Robin Terrones
Roy Howell
Mike Woodfin
Lompoc Senior High School
Laurie Rucoba
Monahan
Richard Rosen
Rick Ax
Line
Allan Mujak
New Mexico
George Layton
Moorpark
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