Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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LOS OP Oe PISOLEREC COCO heme O eee te ERIS LIKI IE ICL I NK skill at handling third base Soe Renee eee reas oe ECCS TEOCE EOD POI SEEM EE RMS ODI ee » chores. Strenuous workouts became a way of life for the feminine softball artists. 2. Pitcher Oraida Alfonso gets in some extra practice during pre- league competition. XO AIEY ee OO OO IOP =o. Becky McFall sharpens her L.I.A. SOFTBALL TEAM - Front row: Cheryl Shavers, Becky McFall, Oraida Alfonso, Stephanie Ragin, Laura Jarvis, Maria Millares. Row 2: Jana Butts, Hattie Price, Julia Cleary, Lolita Holman, Coach Sharon King, Elana Weathersby, Tammy Puyol, Angie Bardere, Ena Heredia. ) Sponsored by Mrs. Gail Waterman L.I.A. Softball 49

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aims for top One way to prepare for league competition is to play a pre-season schedule against strong opposition. That is what the girls’ softball team chose to do, meeting 3A and 4A opponents ina tough practice round. The team scored a surprising one point win against Palos Verdes in practice, and claimed another victory over Chaffey in the West Tournament to roll up a 2-5 pre-season record. “Our goal is to take the league championship and go to the CIF playoffs,’ commented Coach Sharon King, who believes practice, self- discipline, and determination are the keys toa good club. as: Rae x Sy on DO See Lae c i a a KAN no Pe am oi SESS: 5 Sg i ae Se lament ¥ 1. The team crowds together in the spirit of cooperation - and to celebrate the feeling of victory and success! 2. Elana Weathersby, all around top athlete, likes to hear that umpire yell, ‘‘Safe!’’ It’s music to her ears. 3. Practice, practice, and more practice is the only way to CIF, so Ena Heredia works on her batting average. 48 L.1.A. Softball

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Netters lack real depth Although the varsity netmen had dropped two pre-season matches at the time of the final Troubadour deadline, Coach Don Young termed this squad the best overall Lancer group that he has coached at Lennox. Toughest league competition was expected from El Segundo and Bishop Montgomery. Number one singles player was Rafael Garrido. Leroy Collins was also an experienced and dependable player, while Chris Roles provided strength in both doubles and singles. Despite the fact that they lacked the depth of past years, Coach Marian Kovinick’s JV netters offered spirited competition as they worked to build for the future. Carlos Culqui and Ben Salas were the two most consistent players, with Raul Alonso coming on as the most promising among the Freshmen. seena ie: A ORY 1. Herman Mejia strives for a high volley. 2. Coach Young watches as his varsity net squad gets in shape for league competition. 3. Jeff DeSeriere keeps a sharp eye on the ball and hopes that practice pays off. 4. Danny Rodriguez dances both on and off the court. 5. VARSITY TENNIS - Front row: Jeff DeSeriere, Herman Mejia, Kim Yung, Kim Sung. Row 2: Coach Don Young, John Hokanson, Rafael Garrido, Leroy Collins, Chris Roles. 50 Varsity Tennis Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Bliley