Cabrillo High Honor Awards At Music Awards Banquet
Doug Fake won the John Phillips Sousa Award at the fourth annual Music Awards Banquet in the Cabrillo Cafeteria. Jenni fer Baer, Janet Lash, and Greg Thorson also received top honors in female marching, female concert, and male concert categories.
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Doug Fake
John Phillips Sousa
Cabrillo
Jennifer Baer
Janet Lash
Greg Thorson
Glen Newcomb
Robert Bickford
Kyle Loose
David Hall
Bob al
Len
Judy Abbott
Jan Nash
Bonnie Cantrell
Kathie Giles
Shryl Boyd
Vickie Locke
Gina Biaskey
Cabrillo Orchestra
Clyde Davis
Terry Borman
Maurice Christensen
Sandy Farrara
Cabrillo Choir
Los Angeles
San Juan
Jane Pilkington
Glen Fake
Fake
Prophet teen center to close in Lompoc
The Prophet on Ocean Avenue will shut down as the six adult five teen board resigns. Teen crowds and a high rent plagued the run, but a new youth group called Organization of Lompoc Youth plans activities including a Disneyland trip. The steering committee features Greg Figueroa as president, Linda Lance as vice president, Pam Musgierd as secretary treasurer, and high school students Jean Morris Molley Wirt Melinda Carter. Membership is open to all teens.
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Lompoc
Ocean Avenue
Five
Los Angeles
Organization of
Greg
Figueroa
Linda Lance
Pam Musgierd
Jean Morris
Molley Wirt
Melinda Carter
Disneyland
Cabrillo Yearbooks Distributed At Dance
The 1968 69 Tierra Royal yearbook was distributed to Cabrillo students during a Thursday event after the second week in May. Yearbooks cost 7.00 with ASB card and 7.50 without. dance admission was 69 cents. The senior FORE and AFT edition will be ten pages and sold in Room P 4. Baccalaureate services are Sunday at 2 p.m. in the gym. seniors should arrive by 1 30.
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Tierra Royal
Cabrillo
ASB
Fore and
Editors Named for Lompoc High Smoke Signal and La Purisima
Jean Morris and John Fridrich will lead the Smoke Signal staff as editor in chief and layout editor for 1970, bringing prior experience as editorial editor and co editor. Rick Minerd will head the La Purisima yearbook staff, with current junior status and involvement in sports photography and journalism.
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LHS
la Purisima
Rick Minerd
Sue Schroeder
Jane Williams
Mike Todd
Alan Beckner
Mark Chambers
Don Silva
Wayne Benham
Donna Morehouse
Cathy Mieson
Vicky Hewes
Jim Lowe
Lompoc High
Smoke Signal
Jean Morris
John Fridrich
The
Jean
John
Pegora
Los Angeles
Lowe
Rick
NEA Youth Beats Establishment Stirs on Education and Ethics
The piece argues big business pushes into high schools with the goal of shaping ethics and society, criticizes pompous corporate spokesmen, and favors film and Q A formats for better guidance. It also notes underground radio trends toward clearer rock, early stars, and experimental blends challenging Top 40.
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Elvis Presley
Fats Domino
Bill Haley and
Jimmy Shine
Small Colleges Urge Students to Explore Alternatives
NEA reports admissions directors urge distressed high school graduates to consider small private colleges. They note a surplus of openings at liberal arts schools, with benefits like small classes and personalized attention. The piece cites Pershing College and Rockford College leaders, plus Midwest openness to transfer from state universities.
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Roger Doughty
NEA
NEW York
College of Your Choice
William Winger
John J. Pershing College
Beatric Neb
Iso
John Howard
Rockford College
Rockford, Ill
East
Illinois
Midwest
Howard
Rockford
Ohio State
Michigan State
Pershing
Bob Anderson
Winger
Nebraska
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New Idea
Lompoc High School
Steve Frohlich
Kerri Green
Sharon Ruiz
Tony Hewes
Janis Swan
Eric Jackson
Patty Beattie
David Boyd
Mike Guerra
Don Woodfin
Klara Pochalonis
Pat Thomas
Tierra Toyal
Marie Comstock
James Callan
Maureen King
LHS Publications
Nea’s
the National Report