LHS appoints drum majors Curt Cannon Leslie Arneson
Lompock High names Curt Cannon and Leslie Arneson as 1971 marching band drum major and major ette after two eliminations from ten tryouts. Andy Hawley led finalists and praised all performers. The band prepares for spring concert on March 18 and a Pop Concert in mid April with new concert uniforms and regional festival on April 4 in Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompock High
Curt Cannon
Leslie Arneson
Debbie Messamore
Warren Trelot
Andy Hawley
CSF
Leslie
Santa Barbara
LHS
Lompoc High
Kris Zapffe
Valley journalists excel at Cal Poly tourney with mixed results
Lompoc and Cabrillo journalists returned from the Cal Poly competition with several honors. Linda Rowe earned 3rd in sports writing. Steve Genest 7th and Ken McManus 8th in editorials. Laurie Rucoba 9th in editorials. Rita Miller 3rd in news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Cal Poly Tourney
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Cal Poly
Linda Rowe
LHS
Steve Genest
Ken McManus
Laurie Rucoba
Rita Miller
Steve Ganest
Steve
Kent McManus
LHS Names Two Seniors National Merit Finalists
Lompoc high school announces seniors David Ross and Norman Westbtorn as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. The announcement highlights their academic achievement and national recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LHS
Lompoc
David Ross
Norman Westbtorn
Ists
Spotlight on Students Shine as National Merit Finalists
Nearly 3,000 scholarships offered yet only 20 percent reach finalist status. Local finalists include Deborah Bolding Dale McKenna Kent McManus Kristi Olsen and Elaine Robinson. Thirty juniors took national merit tests with results pending. David Ross fares well in CSF as life member and principal list recipient. He also rows swims and volunteers in Lompoc activities. Norman balances sports cross country track and city library work. Shag Bag notes teen cosmetics spend and grooming trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Bolding
Dale McKenna
Kent McManus
Kristi Olsen
Elaine Robinson
David Ross
CSF
Lompoc City
Norman
Pblic
Marching Conquistadores Cancel Tempe City Parade Trip
The Marching Conquistadores with band drill team and auxiliaries from Cabrillo canceled their Tem ple City Camellia Festival Parade plans due to rain after a 7 a.m. breakfast in Thousand Oaks. They return to Lompoc for an unscheduled noon arrival and reschedule two performances later in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conquistadores
Thousand Oaks
Lompoc
Temple City Camillia
Cabrillo
Glen Newcomb
Temple City
Par
Ade
San Juan
Lompoc High hosts inter club basketball as season ends
Lompoc High's gym hosts inter club and inter class games after the season. Smoke Signal Staff defeats La Purisima Staff 23 to 14 in a spirited contest led by Beckner and Fridrich. The yearbookers showcase a dunk attempt by Janie Learned and a notable Lay-Up Genest sequence. The second annual powderpuff game follows with freshmen and juniors at 7 p.m. and sophomores and seniors around 8 p.m. An after-game dance concludes the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc High
Smoke Signal
LHS
la Purisima
Alan
Beckner
Mark ‘‘Duffer
Chamber
Kim
John
Fridrich
Mike
Ostrich
Godden
Steve
Genst
Janice
Pedersen
Debbie
Dunker
Domingos
Jean Morris
Tuffy
Terry Babcock
Anne Heirich
Linda
Janie
Chris Reynolds Excels in Tennis Track and School Service
Lompoc High student Chris Reynolds earns varsity letters in tennis and track and participates in GAA CSF and AFS. She holds multiple awards including Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship and Bank of America science certificate and plans UCSB for physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Reynolds
Lompoc High
Chris
Bank of America
Elks
University of California At Santa Barbara
St. Louis
UCSB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Lowe
Callan
USC
Garrard
Norman Westlotorn
Girls Athletic Association
GAA
California Scholastic Federation
Future Homemaker of America
AFS
American Field Service
Horizon Club
Campfire Girls
Manship
Andy Jennings
Jennifer Baer
Dianne Flack
Cathy Bremlinger
David Halstead
Bill Weaver
Carol Green
Jim Tate
Carol Blaschke
Racheal Bum
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