Cabrillo Band Banquet Honors Students and Winners
Cabrillo Music Department held its sixth annual awards banquet on June 5 with participation and letter awards across String Orchestra Girl’s Glee Club Concert Choir Madrigals folk singers drill team majorettes flag twirlers stage band and concert bands Wind Ensemble Pep Band and the Marching Conquistadores received first through fourth year letters Special honors went to Kate Fuller Carol Green Duane Day Gay Thorson Bill Weaver Rick Vetter Doug Maple Martha Sparks Kathy Borowski and others for outstanding performances and leadership.
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Cabrillo Music Department
Cabrillo Band
Girl’s Glee Club
Department of Bands
Mark Chambers bids farewell to Lompoc prep sports era
Mark Chambers writes his last prep sports column for the Lompoc Record reflecting on two years of CIF trophies and league titles. He thanks colleagues and jokes about spelling errors and the quirks of local coverage, hinting Roxie Thompson may carry the torch next year.
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Mark Chambers
Braves
Lompoc High
Cherry Key
Lompoc
Martin Trippled
Ebbert
Bruzdowski
Krzozisiak
Silveira
Key
Chambers
Hare
Roxie Thompson
Top Twenty Pops 10 11 14 15 17 Track List
The list catalogs popular songs and artists such as Honey Cone Brown Sugar Rolling Stones Rainy Days and Mondays Carpenters It Dont Come Easy Ringo Starr Joy to the World Three Dog Night Its Too Late Carole King Sweet and Innocent Donny Osmond Treat Her Like a Lady Partridge Family Bridge Over Troubled Water Aretha Franklin Indian Reservation Raiders Me and You and a Dog Named Boo Helen Reddy Never Can Say Goodbye Jackson 5 Superstar Murray Head Double Lovin Osmonds Dont Knock My Love When You're Hot You're Hot Nathan Jones Supremes Chick a Boom Daddy Dewdrop.
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Rolling Stones
Carpenters
Ringo Starr
Carole King
Donny Osmond
Cornelius Brothers
Rose
Troubled Water
Aretha Franklin
Boo
Lobo
Helen Reddy
Jackson 5
Murray Head
Trinidad Singers
Osmonds
Wilson Pickett
Jerry Reed
Nathan Jones
Supremes
Chick-a-Boom
Daddy Dewdrop
Farewell note from Teen Page editor Barbara Hare
The writer thanks many people including Gaylen Jackson Dan Duffy James Callan Jean Miller and Barbara Hare as she quits the Teen Page after two years. She praises contributors Crys Aragon Margo Crummy Bruce Eiles Isabelle Baker John O'Brien Bob Babcock and staff and wishes success for the next year’s team and readers.
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Barbara
Gaylen Jackson
Dan Duffy
James Callan
Jean Miller
Crys Aragon
Margo Crummy
Bruce Eiles
Isabelle Baker
John O’brien
Bob Babcock
Barbara Hare
Lompoc High chess takes second in county league
Lompoc High School varsity chess finishes with 20 wins 12 losses to place second behind Saint Joseph High School in the Santa Barbara County High School Chess League. Cabrillo finishes behind Lompoc with 1442 to 1742 points. Santa Ynez and Dos Pueblos end bottom. Junior varsity topped by Santa Ynez. next Saint Joseph Cabrillo Lompoc Dos Pueblos. Mentions players and advisers: Lompoc players Gary Field Larry Furphy David Wallis Lynn Luker Charlie Vandborg Jake Mintz Walt van Flowtow Tom Marazsak Frank Van Metre Glen Green Alan Beckner Eugenio Esquival Tim McDonald. Cabrillo players Rick Cowdry Bill Hobart Duane Day Steve Bonneau Tom Pike Jay Spowart Tom White Clell Lightner Dave Clark Dekanah Dunbar Debbie Flack Randy Strawn Wayne Shojinaga. Faculty advisers Bernard McGivney at Cabrillo, Dean Anderson at Lompoc. Plans for next year with Santa Ynez Robert Korte and Phil Hirschler may attend.
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Lompoc
Saint Joseph High School
Santa Barbara County
Cabrillo High School
Santa Ynez High School
Dos Pueblos
Santa Ynez
Saint Joseph
Cabrillo
Gary Field
Larry Furphy
David Wallis
Lynn Luker
Charlie Vandborg
Jake Mintz
Walt van Flowtow
Tom Marazsak
Frank van Metre
Glen Green
Alan Beckner
Eugenio Esquival
Tim McDonald
Rick Cowdry
Bill Hobart
Duane Day
Steve Bonneau
Tom Pike
Jay Spowart
Tom White
Clell Lightner
Dave Clark
Dekanah Dunbar
Debbie Flack
Randy Strawn
Wayne Shojinaga
Bernard McGivney
Dean Anderson
Robert Korte
Teen Page Announces Summer Schedule Changes
Teen Page will publish on a summer schedule through June July and August with end of month issues then resume weekly in September. Anyone with info about youth in Lompoc and Vandenberg Village should contact the Teen Page at 6 2313. The County Health Office at the end of H Street in Lompoc promotes confidential Planned Parenthood and venereal disease clinics, call for time and date.
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Lompoc
Vandenberg Village
Memphis official seeks Elvis Presley Boulevard rename
Memphis city councilman plans to ask the council to rename seven miles of U S 51 Elvis Presley Boulevard. Presley’s Graceland is on the route, but Bellevue Baptist Church officials objected to the location on Elvis Presley Boulevard.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Memphis Council
U.S. 51
Elvis Presley
Presley
Graceland
Downing Pryor
Mississippi
Bellevue Baptist Church
Last week of school activities at Lompoc Senior High
Barbara Hare reports on the final week at Lompoc Senior High marked by final exams two hour blocks, noisy celebrations on the senior patio, checkouts, diploma practices, and the emotional graduation day with students receiving diplomas and singing the Alma Mater.
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Barbara Hare
Lompoc Senior High
LHS
Enuf
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CHS
Martha Sparks
Kathy Borowski
Glenn Newcomb
John Phillip Sousa
Doug Maple
Jane Pilkington
Cabrillo Choir
Lompoc High School
Cindy Didrickson
Addie Hale
Jeannie Letourneau
Celia Furphy
Cherry
Barb
LHS Chess
Francis H. Beattie
Korte
Phil Hirschler
Elvis Ave
Kenosha
Wis
Earl Spangler
Carthage College
Spangler
Rodney Roberts
Dale Skidmore
Caree Gibbs
Sandy Daneley
Denise Lacanette
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