Cabrillo Little Theatre Opens Season With Teach Me How To Cry
Cabrillo drama opens with Teach Me How To Cry at Cabrillo Little Theatre. Cast includes Jenny Paioni as Mrs Grant Cindy Murrell as Melinda Grant Gary Becker as Will Henderson Cecilia Brown as Polly Greg Young as Bruce Pam Lyon as Mrs Henderson Lee Walker as Mr Henderson Lorraine Manning as Miss Robson Laurie Myrick as Anne. The play follows Melinda and her neurotic mother with Will helping Melinda grow before she learns to live independently. Curtain 8 00 tickets 75 cents students 1.00 adults. The department will enter The Bridal Night in the Santa Barbara drama festival April 3 4 5 with Haupt directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo Little Theatre
Jenny Paioni
Mrs. Grant
Cindy Murrell
Melinda Grant
Gary Becker
Will Henderson
Cecilia Brown
Polly
Greg Young
Bruce
Pam Lyon
Mrs. Henderson
Lee Walker
Mr Henderson
Lorraine Manning
Miss Robson
Laurie Myrick
Anne
Wyatt Haupt
Mitch Marquez
Santa Barbara
Haupt
Cabrillo and Lompoc Chess Teams Prep For Righetti and Dos
Cabrillo varsity and junior varsity chess teams head to Righetti next Wednesday with players Rick Cowdry Bill Hobart Duane Day Steve Bonneau Tom Pike Jay Spowart Tom White Clell Lightner Dave Clark Elkanah Dunbar Debbie Flack. Lompoc teams travel to Dos Pweepies the following day, featuring Gary Field Larry Furphy David Wallis Lynn Luker Charlie Vandborg Jake Mintz Walt Van Flowton and Tom Marazsak. Both schools compete in the Santa Barbara County High School Chess League and Cowdry Field lead their squads toward the Lompoc Valley Junior Chess Tournament on March 21 and 28 at 217 W Maple Ave Housing Authority Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo
Righetti
Lompoc
Dos
Pweepies
Santa Barbara County
Rick Cowdry
Bill Hobart
Duane Day
Steve Bonneau
Tom Pike
Jay Spowart
Tom White
Clell Lightner
Dave Clark
Elkanah Dunbar
Debbie Flack
Gary Field
Larry Furphy
David Wallis
Lynn Luker
Charlie Vandborg
Jake Mintz
Walt van Flowton
Tom Marazsak
Lompoc Valley
Housing Authority
Maple Ave
Swimming in PE Dreams and Cold Fear
A first person reflection on starting swimming in physical education. Fear of cold water, slippery locker rooms, and the contrast between imagined benefits and awkward realities are described as the narrator endures their first lesson. The memory ends with a resigned note about the experience.
Seppo Kallio Visits Cabrillo AFS Host Family in Long Beach
Seppo Kallio from Finland visits Cabrillo AFS program staying with the Calvin Allen family in Long Beach for a week and attending Cabrillo High School. He departs March 4. The program expands exchanges to give students broader experience across Santa Barbara County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Field Service
Seppo Kallio
Calvin Allen
Cabrillo
Seppo
Finland
Long Beach
Boyd
Sonia Torrico
Chambers
el Monte
Thawan Teeraleritanich
Thailand
Lompoc High
Lompoc
Mariam Segovia
Graham Nash
Santa Barbara
AFS
Lompoc art students win district contest honors
Lorna Ferrer and Arthur Jolly seniors at Lompoc High earned top honors and an honorable mention in the district art contest by the California Federated Women's Clubs. Ferrer won sweepstakes with Une Aquarelle, Jolly earned honorable mention for Classroom Apathy, and 8th grader Brian Babinski won first in Junior High with A Shady Day. Alpha Club to present cash awards to first-place winners. CFWC convention in May will sponsor district winners' competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Senior High
Lorna Ferrer
LHS
Arthur Jolly
Lorna
California Federated Women’s Clubs
Une Aquarelle
Goleta
Lompoc
Alpha Club
Tierra Adorada
Brian Babinski
Brian
Top Twenty Pops
The top 20 singles in the pop field this week based on Billboard data include One Bad Apple Osmonds Me and Bobby McGee Janis Joplin For All We Know Carpenters Just My Imagination Running Away With Me Temptations She's a Lady Tom Jones Mama's Pearl Jackson 5 Proud Mary Ike and Tina Turner Have You Ever Seen the Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival Doesn't Somebody Want to Be Wanted Partridge Family If You Could Read My Mind Gordon Lightfoot Amos Moses Jerry Reed Mr Bojangles Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Theme from Love Story Henry Mancini Sweet Mary Wadsworth Mansion Help Me Make It Through the Night Sammi Smith Cried Like a Baby Bobby Sherman Don't Let the Green Grass Fool You Wilson Pickett What's Going On Marvin Gaye What Is Life George Harrison Temptation Eyes Grass Roots
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Osmonds
Bobby McGee
Janis Joplin
Gordon Lightfoot
Amos Moses
Jerry Reed
Mr. Bojangles
Henry Mancini
Wadsworth Mansion
Sammi Smith
Bobby Sherman
Wilson Picket
Marvin Gaye
George Harrison
Temptation
Trips Add Interest to Cabrillo Classrooms
Earth Science classes led by Mr. Newman Whitmire toured the Gresco Plant on March first with two groups visiting the quarry and a processing plant. Students observed diatomaceous earth handling and packaging, plus film segments, and rode box cars.
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Cabrillo
Newman Whitmire
Gresco
Cabrillo Highway
Grefco
Dale Borgard
Scholarship Deadlines Announced By Local Groups
Allan Hancock Faculty Wives Scholarship due March 6. Student Body Honorary and Scholastic, Santa Barbara County Medical Society, NCO Wives Club, and Federal Electric Wives Club scholarships due March 22. Walter C. Prew Memorial California State Employees Scholarship due April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hancock
Santa Barbara County Medical Society
NCO Wives Club
Federal Electric Wives Club
Walter C. Prew
California State
After Game Dance Sponsored by Cabrillo Concert Choir
A March 17 after game dance in the cafeteria follows the faculty vs basketball game in the gym. Family of Soul will perform. tickets 50 cents with ASB 75 cents without. open to all high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo Concert Choir
Soul
Soul Assembly
Cabrillo
Cabrillo Gymnasts Sweep Cal Poly Invitational
Cabrillo girls win first place in beginning intermediate division at Cal Poly Invitational with 81.37 team points. Debutants Debbie Patton Sandy Driscoll and Debbie Terry lead beam vault and floor events. Morro Bay and Lompoc High follow in team standings. The extract lists multiple individual placings across beams vaults and uneven bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo
Cal Poly
Debbie Terry
Terri Whitmore
Maria McDaniel
Sandy Driscoll
Laurie Morrow
Elizabeth Ruehlin
Debbie Patton
Sharlene Morson
Ann Bassford
Dana Miller
Bev Daniels
Elizabeth Ruehlen
Angie Sostillio
Morro Bay
Wendy Romain
Daniel Dugres
Cindy Didrickson
Marlene Grossini
Diane Beck
Becky Hadley
Lorna Shields
Teri Spanninger
Roxanne Ellis
Patty Ainsworth
June Daly
Elaine Grossini
Crys Aragon
Debbie Delucci
Joni Edberg
Teri Fisher
Karen Henning
Cindy Townes
Renee Lebano
Joyce Giovannichi
Alice Ginn
Lompoc High School
Poets Pit By Sandra Luce
A fragmented verse fragment recalls a lake scene with a stone skimming water and a lonely house in snow. A small bird takes flight as a rock shoots upward toward the sky and a broken wing marks a fatal moment.
Spotlight on Monte Bolinger A Lompoc High Baseball Star
Monte Bolinger a Lompoc Senior High School first baseman is highlighted for his athletic versatility and leadership. The article notes his multi sport participation through grades nine to eleven, his recovery from injuries, academic honors, community work, and plans for college in Arizona while pursuing liberal arts. It mentions his birthplace Wichita Kansas and his aspiration to become a coach. It also includes controversial remarks attributed to him about women and the Vietnam War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquarius
Lompoc
Monte Bolinger
Monte
LHS
Wichita
Kansas
Lompoc Valley
Arizona
Vietnam
Dan Duffy
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Winnie Reagan
Bill Edmann
Denis Sullivan
Maurice Davis
Sean Donahue
Gordon McManus
Donahue
Debbie
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Cherry Key
Riviera
Cabrillo Afs
Cabrillo Songleaders
Kathy Drips
Joanne Neuroth
Linda Daniels
Linda Lee
Leslee Lewis
Billboard
Mr. Lakey
State Hospital
Costa Mesa
Jerry Macke
James Gerard
Gene Bosma
Nurses of America
Camarillo
Military Assembly
William Brand
UCSB
ROTC
Colonel Brand Will
Service
Sandra Luce
Anonymous
Bolinger
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