Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Harmony highlights activities In the words of advisor Mrs. Fran Rinks, “Friendship and love for one another and concern for the needs of others continue to be the means of drawing members of the Campus Life Club together. We pray for each other, have fun together, and seek ways to serve others.”’ On March 29, the Lennox club hosted the annual ‘‘Maranatha Fellowship’’ banquet. Approximately 400 members of Bible clubs in high schools throughout the South Bay attended this outstanding function. The Lennox choir has more than doubled in size since its reappearance on campus last year. Their enthusiasm and determination to keep vocal music in the curriculum is bringing results that are highly pleasing to director Don Ladin. Scheduled appearances included Christmas and spring concerts, performances at Felton, } the Lennox Women’s Club, and Lancer 1 assemblies. 1. LaTonya Harris talks with Yvette Carrasquillo, Sheri Moore and Yolanda Moreno before her performance as concert soloist. 2. Tina Whitley, Phoebe Hampton and friends celebrate a successful Christmas concert. 3. CHOIR - Front row: Yolanda Moreno, Yvette Carrasquillo, Sheri Moore, Diana Depuy, LaTonya Harris. Row 2: Mercedes Diaz, Rachel Bennett, Sandra Whitley, Phoebe Hampton, Neomi Rivera. Row 3: Don Ladin, director, Kristie Brewer, Tina Whitley, Kathleen Harber, Hugo Iturbe, Monica Salanitro. Choir 77

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REREEP 0 PTE “PERSE — omer ert —— 1. CAMPUS LIFE - Front row: Mrs. LeBlanc, Mrs. Debban, Elina Mosquera, Graciela Hoyos, Thoa Ngo, Olga Hoyos, Emley Versteegh, Monica Salanitro, Genevieve White, Dana Austin, Alice Houston, Maria Hernandez, Susan Flores. Second row: Tami Austin, Jonathan Erhart, Isabel Mosquera, Oraida Alfonso, Neomi Rivera, Jenny McFall, Bridgette Williams, Carol Snyder. Back Row: Mike Stachowiak, Jose Gonzalez, Phyllis Russell, Howard Spring, Patty Versteegh, Jackie Palmer, Cynthia Campbell, Mike Bonnell, Laura Simonek, Susan Fox, Vicki Jones, Mrs. Rinks, Patsy Vasquez, Carla Evans. 2. Monthly birthday celebrations are welcome festivities in the Campus Life Club. Thoa Ngo, Graciela Hoyos, Patsy Vasquez, and Phyllis Russell enjoy the custom. 3. M-m-m. This beats cafeteria food any time! Isabel Mosquera, Maria Hernandez, and Tami Austin put their stamp of approval on the “goodies” provided by club members. 4. President Patty Versteegh thanks Howard Spring for his musical entertainment. Secretary Emley Versteegh and vice president Susan Flores echo her sentiments. These officers also spearheaded the Gospel Seed concert held in Campus Center. ) | i, By 76 Campus Life

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. | 4 ne Scr i ee ieee RT RT Club wants rights for all The objective of the Equal Rights Club of Lennox is to stimulate interest in careers related to law and equal rights. The group also seeks to create interest in building better citizenship within the student body. The more serious side of club activity was balanced with social occasions. A trip to see “The Wiz’’ was one of the most enjoyable events, at which time the group also visited the famous Mann’s Chinese Theater. This year the club chose Monica Salanitro as their president. Other officers were Genevieve White, vice president; Noemi Rivera, secretary; and Jose Gonzalez, club representative. Advisor C.R. Roberts urges all members to reach their full potential. In his words, ‘‘To be second best is not to be.”’ 1. Mr. Roberts is proud of the Equal Rights Club and obviously enjoyed their night out to see ‘The Wiz.” 2. Club members find a new friend at the famous Mann’‘s Chinese Theater. 3. EQUAL RIGHTS CLUB - Seated: Consuelo Vasquez, Francis Vasquez, Isabel Mosquera, Genevieve White. Standing: Jose Gonzalez, Luz Rivera, Monica Salanitro, C.R. Roberts, advisor; Noemi Rivera, Minerva Moreno. 78 Equal Rights Club Sponsored by C.R. Roberts Sete ie ee? deal ert