Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Lisa Trespalacios Randy Trujillo Evelyn Vance Doris Ventura Ignacio Verduzco Kenny Wade Todd Wadman Debbie Wallen Ray Ward Sharon West Marilyn Whitley Tony Whitley Frederick Williams Jackie Wilson Susan Woodworth Consuelo Yepez Miguel Zamora Tim Zeugin Carl Zwick

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Luz Rivera Noemi Rivera Rosline Roberts Robin Robertson Maria Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Jennifer Roles Luis Romo Konnie Ross Alba Ruiz Luis Salazar Victor Manuel Salazar Melody Salcido Vivian Sanchez Mindi Shelton Florentino Sierra Edgar Simmons Carolyn Simonek Carol Snider Jose Sosa Carlos Sotolongo Thomas Stringer Callie Sykes Eddie Taylor Maria Guadalupe Torres Mary Torres Hanh Tran 92 Juniors Left: Music man Dwayne Muse loves his work. Right: Eighty one is number one!

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Sophs hope to be the ‘Class of the Decade’”’ Meet the leaders who worked to make the Class of ‘82 a class to re- member. Indeed, second semester president Becky McFall (1) wants this to be “‘the best class of the dec- ade.”’ Action oriented Becky enjoys read- ing biographies, likes to work with people, and feels that sports have been the greatest influence in her life at Lennox. The idea of a career in show busi- ness excites first semester secretary Julie Campos (2). Julie believes in work, following the philosophy, “If you want to be a top banana, you have to start at the bottom of the bunch.’ First semester president Joey Col- lins (3) has been an active member of student council and relishes par- ticipating in all the noon activities, whether it’s holding up the class pyramid or pushing a pie into the face of some unlucky volunteer. Cuban born Barbara Rodriguez (4), second term vice president, plays a great variety of sports although basketball is her specialty. Barbara likes disco dancing, salsa, punk rock, and mysteries. She roots for the Dal- las Cowboys and USC. A pizza loving Burt Reynolds fan named Laura Atherton (5) served as first semester vice president. Laura plans to go to cosmotology school, is in favor of drafting women, and be- lieves that the shortage of natural Sponsored by MIRKIN VOLKSWAGEN 94 Sophomores 12139 Hawthorne Blvd. Hawthorne, CA Tel: 679-0219 resources is our major problem today. Petite brunette Rowena Manlagnit (6), second semester secretary, espe- cially appreciates the small, relaxed campus at Lennox, Rowena puts ice cream, pizza, roller skating, and the color purple on her list of favorites. Dispensing advice and help to the officers were sponsors Mrs. Patsy Brierley, Mr. Donald Dunn, and Mrs. Cathy Ghiglione.