Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Varsity In Action § me VARSITY BASEBALL - FRONT ROW: Jimmy Harris, Edwin Delzer Bite ea Fe Pees pete Greg Olivares, Oscar Amaro, Miguel Ibarra, Jose Verona. BACK pean cial siancmala wt fear : ROW: Coaches Jerry Perez and Robert Scott, Brian Hennies, Nick — Od ae eee eee Cepeda, Tony Estes, Ed Urrutia, George Cotinola. TERA Y 1. First baseman Ed Urrutia reaches high for the throw and turns in a good play. 2. Edwin Delzer safely slides back into first base. 3. Delzer, Hennies and Falero clown around between innings. 98 VARSITY BASEBALL RAE A ENT Thay hey ret eo TD 4 ve , yi - ee Taw

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Varsity Nine © Shows Balance At press time, varsity baseball was just getting underway. After dropping their first game to Beverly Hills, the Lancers came back the next day against Charminade to win 8-7 on a suicide squeeze. A tough contest against Torrance resulted in a league loss for the locals. Returning lettermen from last year’s championship team were George Sotolongo, Oscar Amaro and Miguel Ibarra. Moving up from the JV’s to bolster the squad were Nick Cepeda, Ed Delzer and Greg Olivares. New head coach Jerry Perez had high hopes of finishing strong in league play, commenting, ‘At this point, the pitching staff looks sound, the out- field has speed, and the infield, with the exception of first base, is up to 3-A division level. | think we are going to surprise a lot of people.” 1. Rounding third base, Jose Verona heads for home as Coach Robert Scott waves him on. | 2. Oscar Amaro applies the tag to his Torrance foe. VARSITY BASEBALL 97

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JV BASEBALL - FRONT ROW: Allison Cooper, Jay Richardson, Sierro Farentino, Tommy Greer, Mirko Merencio. ROW2: Tony Motta, Mauricio Campos, Andy Depuy, Rodney Meyer, Osberto Geno. BACK ROW: Coach Bohannon,Nelson Caribello, Jeff Garrison, Julio Veitia, Jack Jasper. 1. Rodney Meyer scores again for the JV’s. 2. Coach Don Bohannon watches the team action very closely. 3. Allison Cooper looks on as the ball heads toward center field. JV BASEBALL 99