Lompoc High Stages First Comedy Production
Lompoc High School will present The Company of Wayward Saints November 6 to 8 in the Little Theatre. The comedy features nine characters and a mosaic view of life from Eden to death with roles by Mike Todd Mark Thomas Kent Mc Manus Eddie Renefore Juan Mora Gary Gray Shari Layton Jane Williams Rhonda Lowe and others. Director Jerry Clausen notes costume and acting challenges and expects a fine production with drama club support.
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Lompoc High School
Company of
Wayward Saints
Lompoc High
Lompoc High Drama Club
Jerry Clausen
Julius Caesar
Odysseus
Huck Finn
Harlequin
Mike Todd
Scapino
Mark Thomas
Snake
Adam and Eve
Kent McManus
Pantalone
Julius Ceasar
Dottore
Eddie Renefore
Juan Mora
Capitano
Tritano
Adam
Gary Gray
Isabella
Shari Layton
Eve
Jane Williams
Colombine
Ruffiana
Rhonda Lowe
Julius
Spotlight on students at Lompoc and Cabrillo High
Ten students from Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools placed in the upper two percent of the 1969 National Merit Scholarship program. Cabrillo honorees are Joyce Hicks Mary Hansen John Clark Vicky Goodrich Barbara Clark. Lompoc honorees are Debbie Bolding Dale McKenna Kent McManus Kristi Olsen Elaine Robinson. The February 1969 tests included 39000 scorers in the top group and commendations were issued by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation Board of Directors.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo High Schools
NMSC
Cabrillo
Joyce Hicks
Mary Hansen
John Clark
Vicky Goodrich
Barbara Clark
Debbie Bolding
Dale McKenna
Kent McManus
Kristi Olsen
Elaine Robinson
Conquistadore
CSF
Future Teachers Association
Cabrillo Majorettes
Bicycle Club
Cunniform
Debbie
la Purisima
Elaine
Local students stage Vietnam moratorium rally at Cabrillo High
Cabrillo High School students held a Vietnam war moratorium rally from 10 p.m. to 12 p.m. planned by students, aimed at showing support while some nonparticipants attempted to derail it. No suspensions occurred as armbands signaled mixed beliefs, and student leaders' remarks underscored the movement’s sincerity amid disruption.
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Cabrillo High School
Cabrillo
Enchilada Dinner Opens AFS Weekend In Lompoc
The Lompoc High School cafeteria hosts an Enchilada Dinner kicking off AFS weekend. It runs 6 to 7 15 p m with a ticket price of 1 dollar to raise funds for the local AFS chapter and honor visiting exchange students from Santa Barbara County schools staying with Lompoc chapter hosts.
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AFS
Lompoc High School
Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
State Scholarships Offered to High School Seniors
High School seniors should submit applications for State Scholarships. About 6 000 new scholarships will be awarded in April 1970 for use in the 1970 61 school year.
Preview Day at UC Davis and UCSB Open House Highlight Campus Access
Preview Day at UC Davis on October 18 invites prospective students to learn about campus life and programs. UCSB Open House on the same date runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with facility tours, meetings with officials, lunch in the student center, and a brief assembly for students and parents.
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UC AT Davis
Davis
University of California
UCSB
Dates to Remember
October 18 ACT at Cabrillo and October 21 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test listed for students to note.
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Cabrillo
Teenager Returns From Sacramento Traffic Council Conference
Cabrillo senior Phil Weeks was chosen for his school activities and leadership as senior class president. He traveled from the Central Coast with teacher Mr. Herbert Lucas and classmates to discuss youth views on reducing vehicle crash casualties. Governor Reagan spoke at the event.
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Governors Traffic Council Safety Conference
Sacramento
Phil Weeks
Cabrillo
Herbert Lucas
Cabarillo
Ronald Reagan
Seniors Win Lunch Privilege At Cabrillo High
Cabrillo High grants a seniors only lunch line in the gym lobby with I D verification stamped Cabrillo Signia. About fifty seniors volunteer to serve, aiming to reduce wait times and foster class pride as the class of 1970 approaches graduation while reflecting on the campus changes.
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Cabrillo
Vittles
Chuck Beaudry
Signia
Bakersfield students discuss Cabrillo campus life exchange
Bakersfield student Margaret Sherman from South High describes Cabrillo’s racially relaxed environment and the new Interracial Activities Commission aimed at improving black white relations. She notes Cabrillo pep assembly sights and lunch period changes plus class visits and future South High reports.
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Bakersfield
Cherry Key
Margaret Sherman
South High
Margaret
Cabrillo
Lompoc High Forms Design Committee For Year
A new design committee at Lompoc High is shaping school symbolism this year. They have chosen a Brave mascot, a personalized “L” crest with Laurel leaves, and a top Indian motif. The group collaborates with Balfour Jewelry and Vigo Hall of Taylor Publishing on announcements, rings, and masthead design for the paper.
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Lompoc High School
Lompoc High
Lompoc Valley
Balfour Jewelry Company
Vigo Hall
Taylor Publishing Company
Top Twenty Pop hits list from a vintage chart
A fragmented music chart lists top twenty pop songs with multiple artists including Temptations Sly and the Family Stone Archies Elvis Presley Marvin Gaye Tom Jones Jerry Butler and more. The readable lines show song titles and performer names in a dated countdown style.
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Temptations
SLY and the Family Stone
Oliver
Union Gap
5Th Dimension
Elvis Presley
Saaeeerree Letterman
Marvin Gaye
Lou Christie
THE
Smiths
Young Bloods
Tom Jones
Verry
Motherlord
Daddy
Smith
Jerry Butler
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Lois Carlton
Gloria Rojas
Anita Escordeo Poly Theros
Dennie Donlon
Karen Simpson
Janie Learned
Chris Reynolds
Benny Blades
Carol Laker
Rosemary Furphey
Glinda
Lompoc High States
Vietnam
Denise Fritz
Pete Woosley
Denise
LHS
Front Row
Ler
Terry West
Ellen Elmore
Kevin Ernst
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