Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Senior panoramic picture taken in the rail Cap and gown measurement Tip Off Dance Sophs vote on class rings Vandals set fire to Mr. Helpin’s classroom. Mrs. Perez leaves counseling office School nurse Mrs. Margie Kelley arrives Lance editorial urges parents to take greater interest in education Final exams close the fall semester February Girls’ basketball scores biggest win in all time school history against West Graduation announcements ordered Pan American Club celebrates Valentine’s Day with great dance. Seniors sell Valentine’s Luv chocolates U.S. Army karate demonstration Soccer team goes to CIF playoffs Backwards Dance takes Lancers to Paradise Donkey basketball strikes again! Lance calls for rejuvenation of lockers and more social requirements Khaki and lace fashions and ballet shoes sweep the fashion scene March Football banquet to honor award winners CVDIC Computer Dance at the Hawthorne Memorial Center ASVAB testing provides student guidelines Spring Sports Dance and St. Patrick’s Day Spring Sports Week. Lupe Ibarra and sae Andrew Rankin chosen as royal couple Final Troubadour deadline. What a hassle! “Rain” - Beatlemania-type concert comes to the campus Campus Life banquet Pepsi-Cola assembly Baseball, softball, and boys’ tennis all get underway April Teachers Mildred Lynch and Gail Waterman tour England with Laura Simonek, Jenny McFall, Shirley Ohnstad, Robin Shelton, Bev Bavaro. This is a first at Lennox. Senior Prom on the Queen Mary. The theme is “Come Sail Away” and the music is by Long John Silver’s band Easter vacation - and do we need it! Senioritis epidemic strikes Class of ‘79 Cinco de Mayo Talent Show School carnival - fun, food and frolic L.I.A. awards night for the feminine athletes June Exams, applications, and the realization that the year is almost over Senior Breakfast and the awards assembly No Senior Ditch Day anymore, not officially anyway Graduation, diplomas, and goodbye to Lennox High Grad night at Disneyland and high school days become memories. It’s vacation time again! Reflections 97

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OE eEerrevreerreew The Class of ’80O Juniors set fast pace “This class is undoubtedly the most active and united. Their enthusiasm, creativity, and hard work has led them to many spirit rally victories. We, as sponsors, are very proud of the Class of 80.” These words of faculty advisor Edel Alonso tell the Junior class story. For three years their enthusiasm has been building, and this year ‘‘Mighty ‘80’ reached peak stride. A fast pace was set by first semester officers Karen Simonek, president; Irene Cotinola, vice president; and Janina Gei, secretary-treasurer. Candy sales, gym nights, a car wash, and the Spring Sports Dance were events sponsored by the class. Although leadership changed in the spring, there was no let up in activity. President Leroy Collins kept the class moving. Helping him were Chris Chronis, vice president; and Maria Kosmetatos, secretary-treasurer; and sponsors Alonso, Armstrong, and Hamilton. JUNIOR OFFICERS - Front: Karen Simonek, Leroy Collins. Back: Janina Gei, Irene Cotinola, Christina Chronis, and Maria Kosmetatos. Juniors 99