Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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1. Allan Stein takes a welcome break from duties as chair- man of the Creative Arts department. 2. Chemistry, physical science, sports, music, and frisbee practice are all in Robert Scott’s busy schedule. 3. Newcomer Roland Gutierrez teaches English and coaches varsity basketball. 4. Popular activities director Bill Calder is affectionately known as “Teddy Bear.’ 5. Spanish can be fun in Cathy Schindler’s classes. 6. Tennis is only one of the specialities of PE instructor Marian Kovinick. 7. When he’s not coaching basketball, Julian Olague enjoys teaching math. 8. Students in John Sahakian’s shorthand and typing classes concentrate on useful skills. DELI RNAI RNP OBE NSE IE MENMEED Dpto a ee crab Ae PRN? Wa Wate we bbe Y : PACULTY. 34 |

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Works To Assist Lancer Residents 138 STAFF i Verest8) Clerical Staff { | i. BB kip abiegreranens se eet 6 aon glans Pies ae CS 1 x 1. Mrs. Ruth Ono and Mrs. Lucille Mitzel help with textbooks and the library. 2. Ms. Boryan’s secretary, Mrs. Johnna Cessor. 3. Counseling office secretary Mrs. Ruth Smith. 4. Traveler, photographer, club sponsor and clerical worker Mrs. Ann Debban. 5. Mrs. Willa Mae Cockayne and activities sec- retary Teri Creede check attendance records.