Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Amidst an increasing public demand for a | return to the basics, the math department was the first to establish minimum standards as a pre-requisite to graduation. Second to 1 join the ranks was the English department, with social studies gearing up as next in line. In the meantime, as teachers spent many hours devising such tests, controversy about the true educational value of teaching to tests continued, with advocates on both sides. Mort Miller uses special techniques to make his Jobs class a real life experience. (1) Avid skier Anne Marie Sommerstad (2) heads the math department and gets j Lancers through minimum standards. No math worries today as Henry Rappaport’s class poses for the TROUBADOUR photographer. (3) Canadian born John Sahakian (4) teaches the practical skills of math and typing. Mark Jacobs keeps busy coaching football and soccer and teaching math. (5) There seems to be no mad rush to return to class! (6) Preparing students for the world of industry is the specialty of Cathy Ghiglione. (7) 58 Academics

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LEE EET RINT IT Phil Kovinick Patsy Brierley Dan Karella Govt History Career Education English PE 1. Egyptian treasures and Indian handicraft are special interests of history teacher Donald Dunn. Students also report that he is really into giving out progress reports. 2. Don Ladin relaxes from teaching Health and Safety by leading the choir. 3. Diane Wells, a transfer from the Leuzinger art department, loves horses and the beautiful outdoor life in Oregon. 4. Mary Lee Ton’s psych class reads the ‘“‘Lance” to learn about student behavior and its consequences. Academics 57

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So Nyon a eRaNcet Michael Morse Algebra C.R. Roberts Typing Math Dr. Richard Reynolds Algebra Academics 59