Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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. Jim Quesenberry was the faculty’s dominant force. ur ! . “C'mon, you critters, we’re missing the game . “Hey, who’s riding whom?” . Jesse Campos rides, glides and slides for that big win over the faculty. 5. Soccer coach Owens displays magnificent form! DONKEY BASKETBALL 113

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Students Gain sweet Revenge! Although it was difficult at times to distin- guish between the players and the don- keys, this year’s donkey basketball game once again proved too hilarious to stand. . . so the players sat - and sat. It was almost impossible to move the crazy four-legged beasts. Indeed, it often seemed to be an encounter of people vs stubborn animals, rather than a battle between students and faculty. However, the students, playing a more potent and patient game, slaugh- tered the faculty 30-22 and thus avenged defeats of the past two years. 1. Maria Campos can’t quite seem to put it all together. 2. Unmolested, except by the donkey, Paul Aziz provides the students with two more. 3. Connie B does her version of close encounters of the four- legged kind. 4. Graceful and determined, Anne Marie Sommerstad never- theless blows the shot, 112 DONKEY BASKETBALL

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Lancers Elect Young Cha Queen. The uncertain weather that brought rain and overcast never dampened Lancer spirits nor deterred their annual Spring Sports Week. The student body elected charming Young Cha as their queen and chose a court of princesses to represent the various spring sports. For the first time in the history of LHS males entered the royalty race, giving a new slant to accepted procedure. Tradition prevailed, however, and the royal court remained feminine. We salute Young Cha, a queen to be proud of. Tennis Princess Janina Gei with Jin Lee 114 SPRING SPORTS COURT YOUNG CHA Spring Sports Queen Basketball Princess Amy Robinson with Mike Haney