Lompoc Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
Lompoc High School announces that David Ross and Norman Westborn are semifinalists in the 1969 70 National Merit Scholarship Program. About 15 000 semifinalists nationwide will compete for roughly 3 000 merit scholarships awarded in 1970.
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Lompoc
Robert Paisola
David Ross
Norman Westbtorn
David
Norman
California
Lompoc Future Farmers Plan for Active Year
Lompoc High School Future Farmers club expands under new teachers Claude Feaver and John Morgan. About 75 to 100 members plan homecoming parade float, peanut sales, projects from hamsters to a vegetable garden, home improvements, and five judging events including cattle. Officers include Jack Rose president and Dennis Hayes vice president. The program adds Horticulture with two flower crops to be sold commercially. Merit Scholarship details show 21,600 scholars awarded and $67 million in aid to date.
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Lompoc High School
Claude Feaver
John Morgan
Jack Rose
Dennis Hayes
Gary Overman
Richard Wilkes
Steve Bots
Lompoc High
Yelinda Carter
Gloria Garcia
Lompoc High Sets Road Send Off To Lancers
Lompoc High School plans a send off for its football team before traveling to Thousand Oaks to face the Lancers at 2 p.m. The pep club and cheerleaders organize the event with a 11 a.m. rooter bus departure and 7 p.m. return. Last week Lompoc lost 26 to 13 to Hueneme.
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Lompoc High
Thousand Oaks
Lancers
Braves
Rooter
Lompoc
Hueneme
Cabrillo Plans Homecoming With Look To The Stars Theme
Cabrillo prepares for Homecoming with the theme Look To The Stars and a dance tentatively set for October 11 from 8 to 12. Ticket prices range from 2.50 to 3.50 depending on ASB status and tickets. The Junior Class sponsors the event with Steve Payne leading activities including a parade and queen crowning on a track. The Homecoming game opponent is South Bakersfield and alumni will join a pregame car caravan.
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Cabrillo
Steve Payne
A.S.B
South Bak
Dates to Remember for Local Tests
October 18 ACT test at Cabrillo. October 15 closing date for SAT. November 1 SAT of CEEB at Lompoc High. November 19 closing date for CEEB. December 6 CEEB at Lompoc High.
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Cabrillo
SAT
CEEB
Lompoc High
Dance night marks Hill game with yearbook kickoff
After Cabrillo's home game the Tierra Royale staff hosts a dance in the gymnasium with Soul On Ice providing music. Tickets are 50 cents with an ASB card or 75 cents without. admission requires student ID or alumni ID plus ASB ticket 33. Prizes include a 1970 Tierra Royale. Dance runs 9:30 to 11:45, shoes checked at entry.
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Cabrillo
Tierra Royale
A.S.B
Yearbook on Sale at Lompoc High With Specials
The La Purisima yearbook staff at Lompoc High School began selling yearbooks in Room B3 at noon and after school. The $5.95 yearbook includes a free plastic cover during the first two weeks and features prizes and contests to boost sales. The first drive lasts one month to complete orders. a second drive will follow with price changes.
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LA Purisima
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Yearbook Sales Anticipate Higher Prices and Post-Holiday Printing
The final yearbook price will rise to 6.50 with orders sent to the printer after Christmas. Students may pay 1 down and settle the rest in April. The Yearbook staff includes Rick Minerd editor and Kathy Preece sales manager among others. Preece notes several offers and contests to boost sales.
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Rick Minerd
Janie Learned
Rita Monasterio
Carol Whelan
Sue Schroeder
Don Silva
Mike Todd
Wayne Benham
Kim Hillin
Donna Morehouse
Mark Chambers
Alan Beckner
Julie Charlton
Vicki Hughes
Ann Hummer
Cathy Niesen
Jane Williams
Kathy Preece
Ministers Fly Right with Shorter Flight Attendants
Cal-Aero Airways hires only girls under five feet to crew Cessna 402As seating 10-12. Publicist calls it a gimmick and a fit for petite women unable to meet other airlines height rules. Government PR shifts target to teens with Social Security materials led by Jackie Bennington in Baltimore.
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Cal-Aero Airways
Department , Health, Education and Welfare
Jackie Bennington
Social Security
Baltimore
Cabrillo Freshman Cheerleaders Elected at School
Debbie Finley and Terry Davis were chosen as Cabrillo High freshman class cheerleaders with Lisa Gautreaux as alternate from a 36 person pool. Finalists performed for a six member panel including varsity cheerleaders and faculty.
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Cabrillo High
Debbie Finley
Terry Davis
Lisa Gautreaux
Lompoc High
Cabrillo
Lompoc High Chooses Brave as Official Mascot
Richard Pickens known as Slim becomes Lompoc High’s new mascot six foot six wearing buckskin attire and a beaded chest plate. He will attend games and serve as a student council voting member while also managing the marching band and holding a part time job. Louis Carson assists Slim as spirit leader and AF S club president.
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Lompoc High School
Richard Pickens
Lompoc High
Slim
Caional Sanders
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Duane Baer
Louis Carson
Louis
Lois
Slim Pickens
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