Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Sijins UREA RERORER REE : : f | 1. SEALBEARERS - Front: Bev Bavaro, fi Sung Cha, Tami Austin. Back: Vicki 1 Jones, Graciela Hoyos, Maria Iturbe, Judi King. 2. All work and no play is H | certainly not true of the scholars on | campus. 3. The tops! Salutatorian Judi King and Valedictorian Sung Cha ae we ee 90 Scholarship Society Sponsored by Mrs. Patsy Brierley

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(1) The atmosphere is delightful, and everyone seems to be having fun. (2) Freshman couple Susie Buskeness and Joey Morris capture the memory of a special evening by posing for a picture. (3) Things go better with Coke - even when you’re visiting the ‘Shores of Paradise.” (4) A-L-O-H-A-A-A-A! (5) Dressed for the occasion, Monica Uhart and Ricky Barron dance the night away as another Backwards Dance becomes a 2 memory. see LIA travels to Paradise Friday, February 23 was the date the “Shores of Paradise’ beckoned to all social minded Lancers. This was the time to celebrate the annual Backwards Dance, always one of the most memorable occasions of the year. This year was no exception. Colorful Hawaiian dress, beautiful decorations, a relaxed setting, and Ken Brown’s music all blended to create a special mood for a special occasion. Along with sponsors Mrs. Marian Kovinick and Miss Sharon King, LIA members had once again scored a social hit. Backwards Dance 89

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Scholars test skating skills The CSF is a statewide organization whose purpose is to foster academic excellence. Composed of the top scholars in Lennox High, the local chapter combined interesting recreational activities with their daily routine of manning the popular popcorn booth. Money received from popcorn sales is used to build up funds for scholarships. On the social side, the group attended a circus at the Shrine Auditorium, tested their ice skating prowess, visited Disneyland, and shared a barbecue feast at Laura Simonek’s. Vicki Jones, a two term president, received first semester assistance from Judi King, vice president; and Laura Simonek, secretary-treasurer. Second semester, Simonek stepped into the vice presidency, and Sung Cha took care of the secretary-treasurer’s duties. Advisor Patsy Brierley helped the scholars on all aspects of college life, readying them for their entrance into their 3 future educational programs. } . »S Dk ae y NY ; s ) V, J YY a Ny j x : ’ ; ¥ = a “ 9 : A } CSF - Front row: Jorge Rodriguez, Sung-Joo Kim, Patsy Vasquez, Olga Hoyos, Un Mi Kim, Sandra Hericks, Sung Cha. Xy : % x Row 2: Maria Angulo, Susan Flores, Vicki Jones, Laura Simonek, Thoa Ngo, Judi King, Cindy Alexis. Row 3: David eh WW Vv Haygood, Dan Carlton, Shirley Ohnstad, Beverly Bavaro, Christina Chronis, Ruth Culqui, Edelma Espinosa, Patty King, y i N Y” rae Patty Versteegh, Emley Versteegh, Maria Iturbe, Mrs. Patsy Brierley, advisor, Tami Austin. Row 4: Jorge Martinez, vy» Ww wv Ab Jonathan Erhardt, Barbara Neyra, Graciela Hoyos, Delia Alvarado, Jimmy Shegas. Row 5: Jose Angulo, Phyllis Russell, yy Or ee Vi ANY Angela Birdsong. XK van ort Scholarship Society 91