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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1971
Page
10
Fragmented verse described with nature imagery and personal reflection. It mixes autumn scenes with memory and emotion, mentioning leaves, moonlight, and a concealed inner mood. The piece reads like a lyrical meditation on identity and fleeting happiness without a clear narrative.
A poem reflecting on Pisces as a gentle, multifaceted figure. The speaker describes wearing many masks during crises, balancing sorrow and happiness, and choosing an inner, unmasked self that defies conventional grace. The verse explores identity, vulnerability, and resilience amid turmoil.
A crowded list of music titles and artist names spans pop, rock, and soul. Entries include Cher, The Osmonds, John Lennon, Cat Stevens, Bread, Aretha Franklin, Santana, Chicago, and The Carpenters among others.
Rhonda Lowe serves as Lompoc High School ASB secretary and directs minutes for daily bulletin reads. She contributes to journalism as La Purisima staff, CASC Publications Director, and school paper varitypist, with Quill and Scroll membership and Madrigal and choir involvement.
The American Field Service sponsored an enchilada dinner in the Lompoc High School cafeteria from 5 to 7 PM. The event is run by the high school AFS group with participating adults, as part of the annual program.
The note asks if the club plans a special event and whether poetry is written. Readers are invited to bring articles to the Lompoc Record Teen Page between 1 and 4 p.m. or contact Margaret Keys at Lompoc High and Donna Griffith at Cabrillo High for details.
The Desk Set opens at Cabrillo for two more nights with Lompoc High student Tony Balcena as Abe Cutler. He joins Patty McKay, Tony D Amore, Regina Ward and others in a stormy clash between woman and computer. Tickets 75 cents students, 1 dollar adults.
Cabrillo High School hosts a Sunday 2 p.m. concert by the Symphonic Wind Ensemble directed by Mr. Glen Newcomb. The Baroque program will be in a garden setting with 16th century art displays, featuring Bach and Handel. Admission is free in the Cabrillo cafetorium.
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