Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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A time for reflections | The and | Seniors bid memories | goodbye to that unique world called Seniors 17

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Class of ’'79 moves out September 1975... four hundred and fifteen |) ai i ON ir assorted Freshmen made their debut at Lennox § 4% ant: 1 S T ae — — High. At that time, they were so busy finding + t : their niche in the new surroundings that little or no thought was given to such items as graduation. Suddenly it is June 1979, and high school will soon be memories for a life time of reflection. Involved Seniors plunged into money making activities such as the valentine candy sale and Turkey Hop. Selecting the historic Queen Mary as the Prom site, the cabinet chose the theme “Come Sail Away’’ and booked the Long John Silver band. Senior domination in class competition was finally broken. Amidst murmurs of ‘‘senioritis’’ and apathy, the hardy ones carried on. Competent Robin Shelton was first semester president. Assisting her were Jenny McFall, vice president; and Laura Simonek, secretary. During the second term, Connie Fontenot took over as president, with Robin as vice president, and Shirley Ohnstad acting as secretary. Looking back on her association with the Class of ‘79, advisor Mrs. Fran Rinks reflected: ‘IT would like to express my deepest appreciation to the small but dedicated group of seniors who have been involved in the planning and activities of the class for the past four years... You know who you are if you’ve attended cabinet meetings!’ SENIOR OFFICERS - Bottom: Shirley Ohnstad, Jenny McFall. Top: Robin Shelton, Connie Fontenot, Laura =| Simonek. So long, it’s been a real trip 18 Seniors