Teen Page editors seek unique student news at Lompoc
The Lompoc Teen Page, published Fridays during the school year, invites reports on unusual stories and regular high school events from students at Lompoc High School and Cabrillo High School. Contact Pam Perry or Dana Norris or reach the Record teen editors after 2:30 p.m. daily except Thursday.
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Students critique Cabrillo yearbook endsheet Custer image
Cabrillo High students express mixed views on Tierra Royal endsheet showing Custer’s last stand. Some say it lacks Cabrillo relevance and is too gory while others find it interesting and historically telling. They suggest a Cabrillo focus for a better yearbook connection.
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Marianne Wong's busy high school journey and future plans
Marianne Wong engages in CSF honor lists and senior committees across freshman to senior years. She participates in American Field Service, prom and homecoming duties, writes for the Smoke Signal, serves as CSF vice president, and acts as senior class secretary treasurer while twirling flags. She aims for UCSB or Cal Poly, studying history or dentistry, and dreams of a world voyage before a dental career.
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Senior David Jones balances school church and work at Happy Steak
Cabrillo senior David Jones splits time among classes, church, and outdoor sports while working as a waiter at Happy Steak and Village Inn. He hunts bears and deer plans to move near Green Horn Mountains and study to graduate mid term. He aims to be a Christian Game Warden and leads CYF at Calvary Baptist church studying Know Why You Believe.
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David
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Anderson's Animal Park
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Calvary Baptist Church
Paul Little
Poets' Pit: Local Students Speak of Feelings
A poem reflecting teen loneliness and social ostracism. The voice questions why peers label others as weird or freaks and laments isolation and bruised feelings. No explicit events or individuals are named.
Cabrillo Plans Three One Act Comedies This Fall
Cabrillo drama head Mr. Wyatt Haupt outlines three one act comedies debuting November 1 with tryouts held September 24–28. Plans include Dino and a Birdie musical with Mr. Hicks assisting. Junior class discount cards sell fast, offering savings at upcoming events like a September 29 car wash. Senior class at Lompoc High funds car washes to support year activities while a teen square dance class opens Thursday at city hall with a 50 cent donation. A devotional poem by Janet Dial Praise In The Morning and two other poems by David L. Jones accompany the feature.
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Ed Perazzo
Lompoc High
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City Hall Auditorium
Ernie Lehman
Lompoc Junior Rifle Club Seeks New Members
The Lompoc junior rifle club promotes new members for the Junior Marksman course. Registration ends Saturday September 29 with in person signup at the Lompoc Sportsman Association from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Members should be willing to work as well as shoot and can earn rifle ratings and awards.
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