Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Faculty —-ae leads the way The year opened with 43 veteran faculty members welcoming eight new additions to their ranks. Missing from the faculty line up were the “‘old’’ famil- iar countenances of Mark Jacobs, Kathy Secan, and Al- . lan Stein, long time art instructor. As in past years, these diverse personalities quickly blended to get the school year off to one of the smoo- thest starts in LHS history. (1) In an intraschool shuffle Ms. Judy Grood, here with aide Julie Rossil (left), moved from journalism at Hawthorne to LHS language development classes. (2) Edelma Espinosa and Carlos Culqui welcome Ms. Janice Edmon (center) to the math department, while our favor- ite substitute teacher Mrs. Lola Sides (3) stepped in as eleventh hour replacement for Mark Jacobs, taking over the Career Comp classes. Darlene Daniel Jose Gutierrez Health Science Math Soccer 122 Academics Chery! Boyden English Pep Squad Chairman, Ind. Arts

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Holmes retires When LHS opened its doors in 1957, William Holmes was there to greet the first students. Now after more than 30 years of service in the public school system, the veteran teacher-counselor plans to take early retirement and move to Northern California. Over the years the cheerful, positive thinking Holmes has helped countless students, sharing both the good and the bad times. Reviewing his years at Lennox, Holmes mused, “You may find this hard to believe, but I have en- joyed every day! “Every year I make new friends and treasure my contacts with the old. Twenty-three years of friendships provide a lifetime of happy memories for me.” Grateful Lancers wish their friend success, hap- piness, and good health in his new career in the investment field. Retiring counselor William Holmes (1), who has cleaned his desk for the final time, bids farewell to co-workers Edel Alonso, Robert Rice, and Jan Wieberg. Director of Activities Bill Calder (2) waits for the next deluge of work. Regina Adams (left) and Betty Zeitler (3) serve as secretaries to the assistant princi- pals and counselors. They also help the steady flow of Lancers passing through their office. A new face at LHS, Mary Koerner (4) left Leuzi- nger to become secretary to Miss Boryan. . Tr 2 ee eee eee ee w Sponsored by ATLAS TRAVEL SERVICE 9127 S. Sepulveda Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90045 Telephones: 670-3574 and 776-5342 Academics 121

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Dr. Richard Reynolds Patsy Brierley Mathematics English Scholarship Duties as Athletic Director, P.E. teacher, and 100% loyal Lancer fan keep Mr. Charles Armstrong (4) busy. English instructor Mrs. Fran Rinks (5) brings enthusiasm and a warm sense of humanity to her work in the classroom and to the early morning meetings scheduled by the department chairman Mr. Jerry Helpin (6). Writing and histor- ical research are prime interests of Mr. Phil Kovinick (7) who teaches U.S. History and Government. (8) Her never failing willingness to help and steady encouragement and concern for the individual are the characteristics students appreciate most about Mrs. Mimi Butler. Page sponsored by PLAZA PHARMACY 11030 Hawthorne Blvd Asacieesaos Hawthorne, CA Phone: 973-5200