Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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AFS CLUB - Front row: Tony Whitley, Irma Burgos, Mrs. Lianna Parra, Elina Mosquera, Mrs. Ann Debban, Marilyn Whitley. Row 2; Gabriela Camberos, Barbara Neyra, Christina Chronis, Josielyn Alvarico, Lolita Holman. Row 3: Wayne Hutchens, Nick Hougasian, Jonathan Erhardt, Glenn Faggett, Mr. Lee Hayashi, advisor. We eg: ag (1) Christina Chronis and Barbara Neyra eagerly speculate on their summer assignments to another country. It’s a lovely way to spend the day! (2) This happy jack-o-lantern, created by Christina Chronis and Jonathan Erhardt, won first place for Lennox at the district AFS Halloween party. (3) Beverly Bavaro, an Americans Abroad representative in 1978, poses with her Norwegian brother. AFS 83

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1. Iris Iturbe, Gabi and Rita Camberos and the smiling jack-o-lantern all had fun at the AFS Halloween party. 2. Lennox AFS members entertain exchange student Jose Echiveq ues of Bolivia at the progressive dinner. 3. Mr. Hayashi goes ethnic for the Halloween celebration with other clubs. ——SS EE FIanniEnEAUALnaAIAaSSERGESRAaSERTE —— AF'S promotes understanding The goal of American Field Service is to promote understanding among people from all parts of the world. This year the Lennox chapter was elated to have two of their members, Christina Chronis and Barbara Neyra, selected as finalists for the AFS Americans Abroad program this summer. Their biggest disappointment was the lack of an exchange student at Lennox this year because housing arrangements could not be found. Most AFS activities involve students from chapters in schools throughout the district, where members have an opportunity to meet exchange students from many countries. 82 AFS Sponsored by Lee Hayashi Under the leadership of President Rita Camberos, the AFS calendar is packed with good fellowship, fund raising activities, and fun. A Halloween party, progressive dinner, beach party, and pancake breakfast provided active socializing. The group also sponsored AFS Days on the Lennox campus. Other student officers were Elina Mosquera, vice president; Irma Burgos and Barbara Neyra, secretaries; Jeanine Broschart, treasurer. Much of the club’s vitality lies in the steady, caring sponsorship of Mr. Lee Hayashi, with strong support available from Mrs. Ann Debban and Mrs. Lianna Parra.

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Fresh spirit sparks group Under the guidance of Gabriel Martinez, the Pan American Club experienced renewed vitality. The members held a gym night, participated in the Lennox Fair, and organized a highly successful Valentine’s Dance. This event featured a disco contest, complete with spectacular trophies. First place honors went to the brother and sister dance team of Rafael and Mercy Diaz. Runners up were Jim Yarbrough and Yvonne Holman. According to President Martinez one of the best aspects of the Pan American Club is the outstanding participation of all members. He credits much of this increased enthusiasm to their new sponsor, Mr. Mark Jacobs. PAN AMERICAN CLUB - Front: Judah Ramirez, Gabriel Martinez. Row 2: Reina Pinto, Veronica de la Cruz, Yadira Mercado, Consuelo Yepez, Irlanda Benitez, Luis Escobar, Marco Gamboa. Row 2: Marta Jaimez, Bertha Rosas, Patricia Guillen, Mrs. Johnson, Lupe Benitez, Isabel Mosquera, Christine Gomez, Maria Arreola. Row 3: Carlos Artiga, Abigai l Mercado, Roberto Cuarezma, Doris Ventura, Carmen Guzman, Maria Fundora, Elina Mosquera, Martina Jimenez, Yolanda Salazar, Anabel Rios, Norberto Ochoa, Emilio Franco, Ignacio Lopez. Row 4: Victor Salazar, Tony Reyes, Donato Sanchez, Efrain Pimienta, Luis de la Pena, Ignacio Verduzco. (1) The winners! Rafael and Mercy Diaz took top honors at the disco contest. (2) ‘The best music we've ever had’’ was the verdict on Victor Suarez’s special blend of sounds. 84 Pan American Club