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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
6
The Cabrillo Home Ec Department hosts a fashion show on April 7 at 7 30 p m in Cabrillo Little Theater. The Campaign '72 theme features six categories designed by students and some family members including Sensuous Look Feminine Look Conversation Look Women s Lib Classic and Look of the 1920s.
The Lompoc FFA judging team collected ten awards, led by Pam Perry with a second in tree judging and second high individual, and Mark Thompson with a third in identification. Raul Armenta earned a third in an individual site. Stan Painter led the farm power team with a third in tractor operation. Next meet slated for April 15 at Fresno State College, described as the state’s second largest contest.
A heartfelt note from an admirer describes constant thoughts about Janet Sheets, expressing desire for happiness and closeness. The writer cherishes shared moments, warmth, and mutual care, hoping for a lasting connection and emotional support.
A compiled set of song titles and artists from a vintage chart style including The Lion Sleeps Tonight Donny Osmond Bread and Circuses across pop rock and soft ballads. Names such as Carole King Bee Gees Elton John Roberta Flack and Santana appear among varied entries and genres amid a nostalgic countdown.
The Lompoc Senior High Concert Choir staged its spring concert on Wednesday night with two original student numbers and a Madrigals set. Repertoire included Mozart Sanctus Copland That’s the Idea of Freedom Bruchner Ava Maria Schubert Fine Leimahn Dawson and Alfves Swedish piece All Var Hage. The Madrigals performed This is Just To Say Alleluia Coletta Tears The Cuckoo Has Met His Death Four Pastorales. Mrs. Virginia Backer was oboist. The event, open to the public, prepared students for April’s Music Festival.
Cabrillo High seniors invite guests to a Monday March 27 picnic from 11:00 to 3:00 at Waller Park Area 1 near the Santa Maria Zoo. Events include tug of war three legged race sack race Frisbee football and baseball with a salad baked beans or dessert potluck. Debbie Rich listed as contact.
The Lompoc Record invites teen readers to share items for the Teen Page. Readers may bring submissions to the desk or contact Donna Griffith at Cabrillo or Margaret Keys at Lompoc for possible publication.
The piece notes bubble gum cards now feature rock and roll stars amid a shift from sports to music collectibles. It discusses the 14th Annual Grammy Awards nominations and a readers poll for the five worst albums of the year. It also reflects on youth political engagement and a younger generation entering public offices, including Marysville’s Michael Simmons as the nation’s youngest draft board member at eighteen.
PG&E selects 16 semi finalists from about 3,700 Northern and Central California high school seniors for a four year scholarship program totaling 64 000 dollars. The May 8 San Francisco dinner at the Fairmont will award 12 regional scholarships plus two merit disadvantaged and two children of PG&E employees. Coast Valleys semi finalists include Carol D Green Cabrillo and Glen A Green Lompoc. A regional panel on April 7 will cut 10 to 3 finalists. The awards honor former PG&E president James B Black.
The meeting at the Lompoc High School cafeteria discussed final plans for an assembly to promote student council office runs with April 3 set for the event. Debbie Beck resigned from the cheerleaders.
Liz Barnes and Jane Anderson were chosen as top juniors from Lompoc Senior High with 3.8 GPA to serve as state program delegates. Liz will spend a week in Squaw Valley organizing a mock California government sponsored by the American Legion. Jane serves as alternate and both are active in drama and campus activities. </analysis>
Scholarship applications for Thomas Ward and Anna Ward are due May 1 for graduates from Lompoc Valley area high schools planning to attend a four year college. Cabrillo Girls Glee Garage Sale is this Saturday at 3993 Constellation.
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