Lompoc Cabrillo Bands Unite For Flower Festival Parade
For the first time, Lompoc and Cabrillo bands join to form a unified high school band of 60 to 70 players sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The group will march as hosts and cannot compete for the Sweepstakes trophy, with twin drum majors Andy Jennings and Andy Hawley leading.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo High
Cabrillo
Glen Newcombe
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Whittier Cavaliers
Lompoc and
Cabrillo High School
Andy Jennings
Lompoc High
Andy Hawley
Dyanne Mattingly
Andy
Mr. Newcombe
Valley of Flowers
Cabrillo High Schools
California
Teens react to idea of teen center
Terri Fuchs reports on a community debate in Lompoc over a proposed teen center after the Prophet closure. Adults and teens weigh support and concerns, noting the need for structure, a constitution, and a paid counselor while differing on whether a new center can avoid past problems.
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Terri Fuchs
The
Prophet
Jaycee’s
Dave Ecret
Lompoc
Dave Bcret
Dave
Barbara Cummings
T.V
Susan McCreary
Debbie Meek
Mary Frye
Parks and Recreation offers teen summer programs in Lompoc
The Parks and Recreation Department outlines summer teen activities in Lompoc with Disneyland trips on July 10 24 and August 7 priced at 12 including transport and a 15 ticket book. A Youth Chorus and Youth Band will meet at City Hall Auditorium with varying formats and fees 0. The department also hired four playground leaders at local parks including Kay Cox Mike Scott Chuck Boyd Johanna Johnson Fred Smith and Mary McCabe to lead songs games arts crafts baton twirling and outdoor baseball for about 80 children daily.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Lompoc
Disneyland
Greyhound Bus Company
City Hall
Pioneer Park
Kay Cox
University of California At Santa Barbara
UCSB
Kay
Mike Scott
Allan Hancock Junior College
Floresta Park
Chuck Boyd
Johanna Johnson
Chuck
Allan Hancock
Johanna
LHS
Fred Smith
Cal Poly
Mary McCabe
Thompson Park
Lompoc Bids Farewell To Dutch Exchange Student
Theo M. J. Widdershaven left Lompoc after ten months as part of the American Field Service program. He arrived August 26 at LAX and stayed with the Gaylen Jacksons, adapting through sports, journalism, and speech activities at the high school. He recalls Disney World and Las Vegas trips, plans to study business at the University of Nynode, and hopes to join a University of Oregon exchange before returning to the Netherlands in three years.
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Lompoc
American Field Service
Fair City
Theo
M.J. Widdershaven
America
U.S.A
Los Angeles International Airport
Gaylen Jacksons
Jackson
Eric
Netherlands
Disneyland
AFL
Heaven
Las Vegas
States
Holland
University of Nynode
University of Oregon
Pattie Beattie
Theo Widdershaven
LHS
Northern Lights
Summer activity notes from Lompoc Cabrillo high schools
Reports describe fundraising efforts by Lompoc and Cabrillo high school songleaders and cheerleaders to fund a camp trip to Redlands and Squaw Valley. Activities include bake sales bottle drives car washes and a spaghetti dinner for staff.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo High
Cabrillo
Redlands
Lompoc High
Gusto’s
Squaw Valley Camp
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