Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Campus Faces 95

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Some of the many faces of Lennox (1) Connie Bibbs seems a bit uncertain about having her picture taken. (2) Camera shy Twitchell would rather spend his money at the slave auction than pose for the photographer. (3) Rich Nieves in action doing what he likes best. (4) Facial expression is a language all its own. (5) Editor Miguel Cano keeps his camera close at hand. Who knows when a story might break? (6) Rhythm and style is their thing. (7) Could it be a police lineup? (8) A serious Teri McCoy gets the decorations done. (9) Smiling faces reflect the love of sports and the thrill of recognition. 94 Campus Faces

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ee eee == September Welcome Back Breakfast Howdy Hop over to say hello Vacation’s over, and it’s time to get back into the routine CVIDC Leadership Camp for student officers October Progress reports are out! Grid Queen elections and dance Homecoming Week festivities The Trophy returns from Lawndale Halloween Dress Up Day - what a sight! Teachers end contract dispute November Quarter exams may cause headaches The Lance sets new: policy for printing stories in Spanish Canned Food Drive to help the needy Turkey Hop is here. Gobble! Gobble! AFS Student Day at Lennox Bi-lingual play is a new venture Varsity Club opens membership to girls ON (50 » =, [SBR 7 = ory) l PeZ be’) f (ed, SY a Y Basketball season starts. Lancers go to finals in Pasadena Poly Tournament Football season closes. We'll be back next year! Tennis wraps up the girls’ competition December Charities Week features the pie throw, slave auction, penny pinchers, and Santa’s mailbag. Sophs raise largest sum of money. Lancers donate $500 to Muscular Dystrophy Multi Cultural Indian Dance Program Disco Club performs at Hawthorne 96 Reflections Sponsored by Miss Marie Boryan Reflections 1979 High Christmas concert Bi-lingual Christmas play Minimum standards tests again Frosh place first in pep rally competition. That’s unheard of! A Lance editorial opposes bi-lingual education Creative Writing class films original World War II story. January Lancers celebrate New Year’s and set goals for 1979 Once again vacation is over, and it’s back to school! Barbara Neyra and Christina Chronis pass AFS interviews Soccer season opens; teams look good New Student Government officers elected