Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Robin Eddy Co-Editor 1. John McDonough and Herman Mejia lend a hand painting signs for yearbook sales. 2. If Alice Houston and Wanda Smith would just decide where to put the typewriter, Donnie Daugherty would be a happy man. 3. Keeping up with the Lancer sports scene are Jennifer Roles, and Andy Rankin, who handled the TROUBADOUR sports department. 4. Lulu Martinez and Anabell Marin find it enjoyable to read the journalistic efforts of other students who work on the newspaper. 5. The usually camera shy TROUBADOUR photographer Dale LeBoeuf poses with staff members. Front: Dale LeBoeuf, Karen Simonek, Lulu Martinez. Back: Robert Cuarezma, Ana Cusidor, Miriam Cusidor, James Victor, Laura Bliley, Martha Parga. Sponsored by Konnie Krislock, yearbook representative Troubadour 69

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asians aan EEE They get it all together Every year is a challenge for the yearbook staff. The challenge: how do you produce a book everyone will like? The answer: you can’t do the impossible. However, you adhere to good publications standards, spend hours coping with deadlines, make inevitable last minute changes, and then sit back and pray that everything comes together right. Under co-editors Doris Diaz and Robin Eddy, the 1979 staff worked to bring a different look to the TROUBADOUR. Raising money to finance the book has been one of the biggest problems. The greatest asset to the staff was the enthusiastic company representative, Konnie Krislock, who Shared the work and cheered us on. 1. Copy editors Graciela Hoyos and Thoa Ngo spent many after school and weekend hours working to get the 1979 yearbook to press. 2. Yearbook work really can drive you crazy - just look at Robin, Margaret, and Doris. 3. Faculty editors Linda Rigsby and Rhonda Schachel share their moment in the sun with Raul Ponce, who worked on sports. 4. Michelle Martinez, Amparito Naranjo, and Sheri Wooden celebrate the completion of the class section. It's a great feeling! 68 Troubadour Sponsored by Mary Lee Ton Doris Dias Margaret Jones Editor Assistant Editor

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— on mo Homecoming court takes on a new look Through the years, Homecoming has been a major highlight of the Lancer social calendar. This year the event was even more special. For the first time in LHS history, a King joined the traditional Grid Queen to reign over the week long festivities. King Jeff DeSeriere and Queen Doris Diaz won the coveted titles amidst spirited competition and began their reign at the Grid Queen Dance, October 20. 1. Charming Doris Diaz graciously reigned over all Homecoming activities. 2. The 1978-1979 Homecoming Court. 3. Even princesses must eat! 4. Senior princess Robin Shelton receives her crown from Roxanna Manlagnit, 1978 Queen. Donnie Daugherty enjoys the ceremony. 5. Lady Laura Simonek, Knight Paul Aziz, and friend lead the parade of half time festivities in an unforgettable Homecoming game. 70 Homecoming From October 23 through 27, daily class competition activities took place during noon, and the week was climaxed by an exciting triumph over Lawndale and the return of the prized ‘Trophy.’ Taking a cue from Disneyland, “Fantasy’’ was selected as the theme for the sparkling half time show, a fitting tribute to a gracious couple and their royal court. Long live Queen Doris and King Jeff!