Lompoc High School - La Purisima Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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y Opposite: Mike Lovelace demonstrates the fine art of blowing bubbles. 1. Court and fathers await the announcement. 2. Karen Hecllund shows that tennis isn't her only racket as she paints a sign for the dance. 3. Former flag twirlers perform at the Homecoming assembly. 4. Joe Aguilar escapes the clutches of a Charger to spark Lompoc's victory over D P. This is the school, Lompoc High, Califor- nia. The date: October 4-9, 1976. It was an average week in October: sunny, about 75. The Boss had been informed of some unusual activities at the campus. My assignment: case the situation. I dressed in my high school clothes fof the 195O'sJ and followed the crowds. The Boss was right. These kids were holding some strange activities. I observed large crowds of students gathered around to watch as others stuffed themselves into a car, as blindfolded volunteers were told to eat jello as fast as possible, and as they crammed bubble gum into their mouths in a jaw breaking effort to blow the first and biggest bubble. Friday the big rumble took place. Braves and Chargers fought it out. When the smoke and fog cleared, it was Lompoc 13, Dos Pueblos 7. All this was fol- lowed by a strange musical event called Nights on Broadway, which climaxed the Homecoming week activities.

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3 1---7 wi Ho hum . . . was the attitude in the gym at Q AFR 1 .. ,T . . ggsfg' ' ,: F ' 'yi W most of the assemblies this year. Most stu- , . 'fag H' M V S. . . 'Y f,, 5' :2 1 ,-, an . A dents thought that the assemblies were unrn- 5, , my 5 ,, T Q U f l teresting and monotonous. There were a few -:Q 7 f. u ' ' 'i 6 f-Q .Y V, gp, F' ' 3 1 exceptions though, the Navy Rock band and Q 2 f ' N p i' A 2' ' ' 'QE-3 - .' Q Flip Reade assemblies were both well Q ' ' ,, 'V ' fs .Q 14 i . f , 'L 4 ', S C 'K . received. There were a few reasons for the 4 V' -5 - b 2- ' 3' V .4 N -Q 'd pr, 1. S 5 drab assemblies. Paul Dugre, ex-commis- , I.. , , 7 i lv' L ' ' ' f tg' Lf . ' J. t sioner of assemblies said, 'I had no outside ' ' ' 'Sf V , 5 V ' l it -P X ' ' V.-A G' , help from other students and teachers. Also, t . vl ,, p D Ai gl' K f r - ff' T 'ff 55 vi - the disrespect from the students didn't help , lr l , I ' ., 't .i p the assemblies much to be big successes.' i 'N ' T 2 ' 'V -' X . , ,L , e ... 2 A 4 V 3 . - Y a K a . - t . 4. ff, . AV 'gs I Y ,sr , AA. an WW' 5? 'K' 'La-fr P ,. 4. wwf. -.arf-.nf-. f- in .15 L.. , .,1 , Z Y .XY .U 4 ' V4 W 1 ' , 5. l b.. H xg- - -,- ig V, it . . ' w ' ' v ,,. 1 1 V - : r ' - . na' .4 gr 4 .71 1 - f - A , 4 M, f- J-- . E- -Slim!! If V' -U '- - ' 'Z' V Opp: Ali Bobba Hernandez accompanied by two of his forty thieves, addresses his harem of assembly goers. 2. The class of '77 knows they've got plenty of spirit. 3. Brian Sullivan Kiss' latest addition smokes out the ' crowd at an assembly. 4. Tracy Wooldridge. always having a special eye for fashion, models her latest creation. 5. John Lennon alias Mike Bag- well. shows off his musical talents at the 'Battle of the Bands' assembly. 5. 'Like father like daughter I always say,' thinks Anna Domingos. Assemblies