Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Maria Gak Margarita Johnson Jesse Garcia Aide Aide Aide Kay Reamer Edna Erickson Gloria Creede Noon Aide Noon Aide Title I pra CARES 1. Myrtle Bright, General Education. 2. Ann Debban, Title I Secretary 3. Cecilia LeBlanc, School-Community Liaison 4. Ana Maria Acosta, Career Center 5. Willa Mae Cockayne, Attendance Office 6. Oleta Barnet, Student Store Sponsored by Oleta Barnet Academics 63

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Wallace Aitken, industrial arts chairman, shares his expertise with the advanced wood students. (1) Shop teacher Steve Arellanes (2) returned from Germany to teach a new class in auto maintenance. Photography, drafting, and exploratory shop are regular teaching responsibilities of : Charles Hamilton. Helping with pictures for the TROUBADOUR is extra. Thanks, Mr. Hamilton. (3) Soft spoken Ruth Ono (4) keeps the library, textbooks, and faculty lounge plants in good condition. Mark Silvertooth (left) gets help from Bill Maynor in providing well kept classrooms. Silvertooth supervises custodial services. (5) i F Loyal staff keeps Office staff, aides, cafeteria and custodial crews greeted the 1978-1979 school year with heavy work schedules and understaffed ranks. The nurse was gone, a depleted office staff struggled under oceans of paper work, the number of classroom aides was reduced, retiring custodians were not replaced. Temporary help came and went. Through it all, the amount of work to be done diminished not a bit. Often discouraged, the behind-the-scenes workers pitched in to help each other and keep LHS functioning in the best possible manner. There was always the hope that by June vacancies would be filled, job assignments mastered, and all would be ready for the 1979-1980 year! 62 Academics Sponsored by Myrtle Bright

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i LHS honors retirees This year marked the retirement of staff members Tom Grant and Lera Southern, whose combined years of service to LHS represent a quarter of a century. Grant served 17142 years asa maintenance worker. Stating that it had been a lot of fun working with the faculty and students, Grant plans to spend some of his new found time in travel. A one acre home in Oklahoma was the destination of cafeteria worker Lera Southern, who came to Lennox in 1970. Commented Southern, “I have loved my work, and I will miss all of you.’’ Lancers thank these two fine people and wish them happiness. 1. The entire Lancer population has benefited from Tom Grant's efforts to make this a better place. 2. Wanda Phillips, food services manager, congratulates Lera Southern (left) on her eight years with the — cafeteria staff. 3. Another year gets underway as the Staff joins in the opening-of-school luncheon. 4. CAFETERIA STAFF - Maria Armbrust, Wanda Phillips, Elsa Gumina, Lera Southern, Virginia Gruba, Betty Olson, Mary Borelli. 5. CUSTODIAL STAFF - Front: Joe Garzulis, Mark Silvertooth, Pedro Carrasquillo, Luis Tamargo, Bill Maynor, Russell Christian. Standing: Al Everton, Larry Nivala, Don Junus, Singh Hundal. 64 Academics Sponsored by Pedro Carrasquillo