Lompoc High Drill Team Wins Third in El Monte Contest
The Lompoc High drill team earned third place in El Monte for a routine performed to Kool Aid. The dance used recorded music as live music was not permitted by the contest rules.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
6
The Lompoc High drill team earned third place in El Monte for a routine performed to Kool Aid. The dance used recorded music as live music was not permitted by the contest rules.
Cabrillo Black Studies sponsors a poster contest for Black History Week open to all students. Posters on 18 by 24 boards may feature black personalities events or movements. Prizes total thirteen with grand prize of 20 dollars and four first four second four third prizes. Contest runs January 15 to February 7 under Mr Hicks guidance.
Lompoc High drama department stages Harvey a three act comedy about Elwood Dowd and his invisible six foot rabbit. Auditions are scheduled for Wednesday January 24 with eight performances planned from February 1 to 10. Special student rates apply for early shows.
Virginia Coe active in academics and arts at Lompoc High. She held student council roles, led CSF, sang in concert choir, earned a Bank of America award, and served as junior escorts and Miss Yearbook. She plans to study elementary education at the University of Oregon after graduation.
Senior at Cabrillo Bob Russ pursues chemistry and physics as hobbies and aims for a double major in chemical engineering and physics. He excels with a 4.0 GPA, earned a Chemistry prize scholarship to UCSB, and plans MIT study after. He is active in tennis and science clubs and serves as ASB vice president.
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