Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Mort Miller Chairman, Bus. Ed. Gail Waterman Librarian Charles Hamilton Drafting Photo Page sponsored by CHAFFEE MOTORS 13900 Hawthorne Blvd. Hawthorne, CA Tel. 644-0211 1. This year the Career Center was in the very ca- pable hands of Ms. Cathy Ghiglione (right), ably assisted by Ms. Barbara Falkenstein. PE instruc- tor James Bunyard (2) tells Steve Boothe (right) how he receives his daily exercise by traveling be- tween Hawthorne and Lennox. Mr. John Carter (3) presents his special friend to the physiology class. The active Dance Club and Spanish classes take up a large portion of Ms. Catherine Schind- ler’s school day (4) as Ms. Diane Wells (5) con- centrates on developing the full potential of art students. Fun and food is the order of the day in Ms. Judi Reed’s (6) cooking classes. Choir direc- tor Don Ladin (7) appears to like what he hears. Shop teacher Wally McKenzie (8) discusses prob- lems in auto maintenance. Wonder if he will come up with a solution to take care of the gas short- age? } - 2 a. a Robert Scott Chemistry Phys. Sci. Academics 127

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Curriculum revised Lee Hayashi Mildred Lynch Ramiro DeLaRocha Lance Opportunity Honors Writing Skills Sci. Fi. Creative Writing Harried staff suffers from meeting mania | The 1979-80 school term was a memorable one because this was a time of massive curriculum overhaul, Stull teacher evaluations, and state ac- creditation. The number of meetings needed to translate all these things into reality was over- whelming to teachers and administrators. Faculty meetings, departmental meetings, dis- trict office meetings, various committee meetings, meetings with consultants and the special interest groups—the list seemed to be a never ending one. In the words of one faculty member, ‘‘The in- service training meeting on teacher burnout may well have been the most significant one of the en- tire year!” 126 Academics

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Service is the name of the game Lennox High couldn't function without constant help from these friendly, caring people 1. Records clerk Sandi Smith (left) shares an of- fice and her love of giraffes with RoxAnn Ba- tovsky, who keeps the data process machinery in working order. Loyal Lancer fan Oleta Barnet (2) makes the student store a cheerful place to do business. 3. CAFETERIA STAFF—Seated: Ila Clark, Maria Armbrust, Virginia Gruba, Betty OI- son. Standing: Christine Jones, Elsa Gumina. 4. No one at the attendance window and no great stacks of work for the activities office? Unbeliev- able! But the situation is a happy one for Willa | Mae Cockayne (right), who masterminds the at- tendance, and Marian Mulvihill, secretary to the always busy Director of Activities. Ruth Ono Myrtle Bright Wanda Phillips Library Aide Head Food Services Margarita Johnson Jesse Garcia Maria Gak School Community Liaison Aide Aide Page sponsored by INTERNATIONAL MOBIL SERVICE 128 Academics 5047 W. Imperial Hwy Inglewood, CA Telephone: (213) 674-0807