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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1971
Page
8
Lompoc and Cabrillo high schools held a busy lead up to tonight's game with feather collecting, slogan contests, burrito day, bean pushing, a pinata, senior picnic, taco eating contest, a car bash and band performance. The Teen Page wishes both teams good luck.
Rivalry between Lompoc High and Cabrillo High heats up as Key Clubs gear up for the Muscular Dystrophy Association plaque. Members will march door to door in Lompoc and Vandenberg Village during the week of Nov 14.
Cabrillo High School Key Club holds permanent plaque in last year’s Muscular Dystrophy drive. Don Landry of Lompoc High leads a challenge to take the trophy for a five year span. Funds support patient care and research as Francis Underwood urges North County residents to donate.
La Purisima staff outlines a final day yearbook sale with an assembly on Monday November 22 led by Mr Hall of Taylor Publishing. Students will vote in a yearbook song contest with candy prizes and distribute order blanks. KCET sponsors a film contest for ages 18 and under with two divisions and multiple prize categories. Yearbooks cost 5.95 with a 1 down payment to reserve. payments resume later in month.
The University of California invites applications to any campus from November 1 through November 30 with first-choice campus. Students may pick up small pink and red postcards in the Counseling Center to request admission packets and are urged to request packets from the university promptly.
Readers, especially teens, are invited to share articles or poetry for the Lompoc Record Teen Page. Submissions may be brought to the newspaper between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. or arranged with contacts Margaret Keys in Lompoc or Donna Griffith in Cabrillo.
Mission Hills forms a teen council under Mr. Bob Keeping with 13 to 19 year olds eligible. Officers include Victor Moore president and Walter Tyler Jr assistant chairman. They held a Halloween dance and plan a cable TV show, rap sessions, and a donor-driven van for weekend trips. Donations are sought to fund cameras and gear.
The Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a dance tonight from 10 to 12 at the Veterans Memorial Building. Admission is 1 dollar for Lompoc and Cabrillo students invited to attend.
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