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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
5
Local seniors join for a joint picnic at Vandenberg Picnic Grounds on Sunday from 1 30 to 9 00 p m with chicken barbecue chips and French bread at 75 cents for seniors and one dollar for dates. Live band Katharsis and games like baseball and softball will entertain. Base access is straightforward with signs guiding attendees.
The Cabrillo Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice John Ritter, has become active after a year in formation. Members span from senior through freshman classes and have met three times reviewing eight cases including voter registration constitutionality and club constitutional reviews. Court Clerk Dale Goodwin handles minutes and distribution. Students may bring cases by submitting written plans to the Court Clerk.
The Lompoc Jaycees announce the Junior Miss Pageant on December 4 at Lompoc High Little Theatre. Applicants must have a 3.0 GPA and may need to travel to Santa Rosa for the state pageant. Scholarships of 200 and 100 dollars await the winner and runner-up respectively.
Preparations ramp up for a pivotal gridiron showdown between Cabrillo and Lompoc one week away as teams, parents, and rivals anticipate CIF playoff implications. The piece notes school spirit, pregame mischief, and the high stakes for the season’s end with the loser facing a tough exit.
Billboard survey lists the week’s top twenty hit singles led by Jackson Five with I’ll be There and Carpenters with We’ve Only Just Begun. Other entries include James Taylor Fire and Rain and Neil Diamond Cracks n Rosie.
The Knights of the Golden Horseshoe were Spotswood's companions on his 1716 Blue Ridge expedition with Governor Alexander Spotswood of Virginia. They were presented with miniature golden horseshoes as commemorative tokens.
Hancock College to host the second annual Battle of the Bands on November 21 at the Hancock Sports Pavilion 7 to 11 pm. Bands from area high schools include A Shade Under Cold Sweat Power Windigo and Lets Eat with tickets from local schools or at the door. Proceeds fund the Athletic Scholastic Scholarship Fund for top scholar athletes.
Juniors are reminded of the National Scholarship Qualifying Test on February 13 1971 with signups by November 15. CEEB on December 5 and ACT on December 12 with respective deadlines. Several scholarships open including University of California deadline January 15 1971 and Maple Creek Willie for Indian descent deadline July 15.
The first SAT of the 1970 71 school year will be tomorrow at the Lompoc High School cafeteria starting 8:00 a.m. and ending at noon. Students should bring the envelopes mailed by the College Entrance Examination Board and note the test is a three hour objective measure of verbal and mathematical ability.
A Kroehler furniture line introduces a glass topped peace symbol table with a wooden base featuring silk screened stars and stripes. The design targets broad appeal across social groups and era audiences. Beatles return rumor buzz as Ringo Starr hints plans to record in Nashville with bandmates.
The Cabrillo Yearbook staff sponsors an after game dance in the Cabrillo gym with music by Hatfield after the football game versus San Luis until 11 45. Admission is 50 cents with ASB and 75 cents without. Tickets for the Lompoc Cabrillo varsity game on November 13 are on sale in each high school's activity offices. Lompoc students should contact their counselor by November 23 to adjust second semester schedules.
Bruce Biles is the senior class president at Lompoc High School. He has lettered every year since freshman year and participates in cross country track and German club. He plans senior activities with Curt Wade and Mary Jane Balaam, hopes to study psychology in college, and looks at Oregon State University.
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