Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Through a maze of hurdles, Alex Peraza (1) awaits the start of the race. Alex Neira (3) leads the Lancer attack in the mile race. An anguished David Saenz (4) crosses the finish line to win the two mile event. Carlos Gonzales (5) hunches over to nip his opponent in an action packed finish to the 100 yard dash. FROSH-SOPH TRACK (2)—Kneeling: Joey Collins, Ramsay Downie, James McGee, Darryl Kendricks, Rafael Aquin, Da- vid Saenz. Standing: Hector Acosta, Eddie Jordan, Ramiro Alcala, Gus Veitia, Alex Peraza, George Heredia, Alex Neira, Hector Baez, Carlos Gonzalez, Simon Gonzales, Scott Rich- ard. Track 41

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After winning another grueling race, miler Leroy Collins (1) appears fatigued. Lynette Lemond (2) demonstrates good concentration as a long distance runner. (3) VARSITY TRACK—Kneeling: Joe Siosua, Tina Whitley, Tanya Kendr- ick, Callie Sykes, Colleen Houston, Jeanne Amador, Ena He- redia, Lynette Lemond. Standing: Coach James, Darryl Knox, Eric Flores, Mike Betts, David Haygood, Aaron Pratt, Victor Stockman, Javier Luna, Adrian Booker, Eloy Soto, Raul Ponce, Sergio Yepez, Danilo Felker, Leroy Collins, Jose Garcia, Kelepi Finau, Richard Nieves, Vernon Chaney, Toa Siosua. Could Colleen Houston (4) be worried about her track debut? High flying Kelepi Finau (5) attempts to jump the height while some admiring fans look on. ‘gine Sponsored by McALISTER’S AUTO BODY REPAIR + PAINTING 6929 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91605 Telephone: (213) 982-6050

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Sluggers are key to season Hopes were high as five veteran players, in- cluding All-League center fielder Julio Veitia, re- turned to bolster the 1980 varsity baseball squad. With two sophomores and a freshman in the lineup, the Lancers lost to a strong St. Monica team 4-1, but came back to defeat Chaminade 9-3. Sophomore ace pitcher Craig Gutman picked up the win. Other players displaying early season talent were Nick Cepeda, Osberto Geno, Gary Athe- rton, Mirko Merencio, Fernando Fernandez, Rodney Meyer, and Julio Veitia. Coach Dan Noval summed up the situation in these words: “Our pitching is young and un- tested, but our infield is solid with experience. We could have a good year.” As the Troubadour went to press, the JV baseball nine had a 1-0-1 record, having been rained out of much pre-season practice. Solid performances were turned in by Carlos Mercado at third; Anthony Hampton, center field; Ricardo Ibarra, short stop; and Allan Sar- nowski, catcher. Coach George Ibarra feels his JV charges have much potential and should end high up in their league competition. ark . POWs piciei, eee ee PE teat Mihai 1980 VARSITY BASEBALL—Kneeling: George Gurule, Osberto Geno, Mirko Merencio, Julio Veitia, Craig Gutman, Fernando Fernandez, Ismael Ibarra. Standing: Coach Noval, Ricardo Ibarra, Shoukry Ethnasios, Tim Nelson, Gary Atherton, Rodney Meyer, Raymond Soria, Tom Nelson. 42 Baseball