Honor Society Initiation at Lompoc High School
The Lompoc High School Quill and Scroll honor society for journalism initiated members on Wednesday January 8 at the home of yearbook staffer John Cooper. The event marked entry for students active on one of the school publications.
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Lompoc High announces club initiates and play lineup
The Lompoc High School Quill and Scroll Honor Society initiated 18 members including Alexa Kennard and Don Woodfin. A candlelight ceremony featured a background reading by sponsor Mr. Jim Lowe and a discussion of club activities. The Odd Couple stage remake starring Mark Johnson and Don Woodfin will run Thursday to Saturday with tickets on sale in the cafeteria.
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Prophet cafe aids Lompoc teens despite flaws
Terri Fuhs notes the Prophet coffeehouse offers teens a social outlet in Lompoc though furniture is shabby and ventilation poor amid smoke. The piece suggests private support could help, then covers college enrollment trends and Cabrillo Drama’s How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying opening a new theater.
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Hedy LaRue
Margo Blair
Spirit rivalry heats Cabrillo Lompoc hoop showdown
Cabrillo and Lompoc high schools gear up for tonight’s boys basketball clash the second major meeting this year. Lompoc seeks to even the series on home court amid strong school spirit and pep rallies as the three year rivalry stands tied at three wins each.
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Conquistador
Top Twenty Pop Records This Week Lead Chart
The top twenty singles list shows Marvin Gaye with I Heard It Through the Grapevine at number one and Diana Ross and the Supremes with I’m Gonna Make You Love Me among the top three. Others include the Temptations Soulful Strut and Cloud Nine, Dusty Springfield Son of a Preacher Man, Canned Heat Going Up the Country, and Elvis Presley If I Can Dream.
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BEE Gees
Elvis Presley
Love Child
Diana Ross and the Supremes
Bobby Vinton
Cabrillo grid stars take time out after season
Cabrillo’s Howard Kluge and Joe Stanley reflect on the football season and the squad’s near miss for CIF berth. Players describe spring conditioning, the Lompoc game triumph, and their senior year sentiments as they await next season and other sports.
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NEA S protest in Red China and other world briefs
NEA reports on Red China using reform through labor to curb youth dissent with mass relocations termed volunteers. Also features notes on rising mouth cancer risk, Hamburg sex education hotline uptake, cancer call volume, and a provocative antioverpopulation proposal involving birth control in water.
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