Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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' BAND—Row 1: Sabrina Graves, Wendy Peet, Sandra | Hericks, Susan Woodworth. Row 2: Steve DeSeriere, ' John Juarez, Mike Betts, Linda Mathews. Row 3: } Danny Rodriguez, Hector Acosta, Byron Kessee, Ben Salas. Row 4: Kevin Rachall, Tim Herrera, Darryl 1. Hey, you, move on out! 2. Toot, toot, beep, beep. Band members blow in style. 3. Yeah, I know I’m bad. Bottom: Mr. Fu, the man who leads the band, and assistant drum major Susan Woodworth, familiar faces on the Lennox High musical scene. Kendricks, Dana Austin. Row 5: Eric Betts, Robert Hall, John Kreis, Javier Moreno. Row 6: Keith Chustz, Jose Villalobos, Trica Barnett, Simon Gon- Zales. Sponsored by the Lancer Band Music Makers 15

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They love a good parade Before school, during the day, and in the evenings, they are always there providing music for our pleasure. We tend to take them for granted because they never let us down. So here is a salute to the music makers for the hours of entertainment they provide. : 3 1. One, two, three, smile. Then strike up the band! 2 We can hardly wait until halftime. That’s when we get our chance to star. 3. Her face a study in total con- centration, drum major Sabrina Graves conducts the band through one of their more intricate routines. 14 Music Makers

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Tribute to a friend He is a friendly, soft spoken man who is proud of his family, his work, and Lennox High. Mark Silvertooth was here when LHS welcomed its first students. His two sons are Lancer graduates. He had only to cross the street to be on his job as grounds and buildings supervisor, and keeping the campus a clean and pleasant place for every- one was his top work priority. For 22 years this dedicated man achieved that goal. But nothing remains constant, and last October Silver- tooth left LHS to move to Texas and go into business with his brother. We all miss him, for he is one of us. Silvertooth helped to build much of what is best about Lennox, and his name looms large in our history. Thank you, friend, and good luck! Above: Many students, teachers, administrators, and co-workers have been fortunate to know and to respect Mark Silvertooth as a friend. He is a man who “looks for the best in everyone.’ Left: The Silvertooth family greets their many friends at the retirement party which honored years of outstanding service and dedication. 16 Tribute to a Friend