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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
8
Lompoc Senior High plans the 1969 Homecoming with a semi formal on Oct 25 after the Lompoc Righetti game. Half time features crowning of the new homecoming queen by last year’s queen Pat Beattie. Le s Johnson is overall chairman with Leigh Moulton coordinating the queen ceremony and photography.
Cabrillo High School to host a two day cultural exchange with South Bakersfield High School. Four Cabrillo students Joyce Hicks Jeff Dias Cecilia Brown and John OBrien will visit Thursday Oct 9 and stay with South Bakersfield hosts while four South Bakersfield students will stay with Cabrillo hosts. The event includes school attendance, home stays, a dance planned with local bands and deputies of decor and printing. Tickets priced 2500 per couple with two discount books and 2 for a single.
Cabrillo announces its first production Time Out For Ginger a family comedy to be presented Nov 20 21 and 22 at the Cabrillo Little Theatre. Cast includes Sherri Timmer Jim Manning Donna Pippin Leslie Osterhout Cindy Murrell and others with Wyatt Haupt directing and Ursula Smith as stage manager.
Cabrillo plans two semi annual issues of the student run literary magazine Image. Editor Laurie Rucoba says last year’s edition was thick but successful and an early October 15 deadline is set for submissions. No cover contest this year but cover designs may be sent to any art teacher. Poems stories and illustrations should be handed to a Literary Club member English teacher or Rucoba by October 15 and typed manuscripts are encouraged.
The chart features 20 songs by artists such as Oliver, Three Dog Night, The Temptations, Rolling Stones, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Nilsson, Sly and the Family Stone, Elvis Presley, Union Gap, Tom Jones, Youngbloods, Marvin Gaye, Electric Indian, Johnny Cash and Lou Christie. It includes classics like Honky Tonk Women and Oh What A Night, with various entertainers driving the year’s popular music scene.
Teen Topics notes CHS homecoming tickets go on sale Friday in the cafeteria with pricing 2 ASB cards 2.00 1 ASB card 2.50 and no ASB card 3.00. Dance is semi formal and theme Look To The Stars. UCSB University Day runs 9 am to 3 pm with campus tours and lunch.
Lompoc High School juniors held a third period meeting to organize activities to fund the prom. A dime-a-dip dinner is planned in the cafeteria during the football game from 5 to 7 pm with Mark Chambers and Ricky Kreiszinger as dinner chairs. Steve Genest handles the main dish, JoAnne Valencia the salad, and Chris Laughbon the dessert. The group also outlined an October candy sale and Homecoming plans including a car parade and a nomination for Homecoming queen Rita Monesterio. JoAnne Valencia and Cathy De Mars chair the theme committee. Ricky Kreiszinger is class president with Gracie Hernandez as secretary-treasurer.
Lompoc area representatives Nancy Donovan Les Johnson and Steve Marks attended the Inter-School Council event at Mission High School in San Luis Obispo on Oct 30. The ISC fosters student leadership through monthly steering committee meetings and two annual conferences with guest speakers.
A 28 member Youth California Council for Retarded Children chapter in Lompoc forming to aid mentally retarded youths. Barbara Jellow and organizers Quintin Best and Liz Stiles lead efforts to raise public awareness while planning committees and a meet October 9. Officers to be elected and a party for local children planned.
Cabrillo students host the Chain Reaction program on KNEZ biweekly, sharing top hits and Cabrillo happenings with teen listeners. Regulars Sonja Bickel Phil Weeks Tucker Nunn and Dwana Hickman anchor episodes, with Ken Davis sometimes on air. the group values voice quality and reading ability.
Lompoc High School hosts an AFS Student Weekend October 16 to 18 with 12 visiting students and host families. Students arrive Thursday for a welcome, attend classes Friday, and join a football game and dance after an enchilada dinner. Saturday includes an interview session in the English buildings before departure.
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