Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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YESMIN JUSTINIANO: Most of all | | have enjoyed the variety in nation- alities on campus and the fact that | everyone gets along well. But | wait- ed three years just to be first in the snack line during lunch time - and then there was always a group of lower classmen cutting in! ANN BOHLKE: Lennox has changed in the past few years. The spirit is down and the people don’t seem interest ' | am ready to move on to som , else. RALPH SANCHEZ: It’s be en an ex- Bectience because | didn’t picture high school the way it is at Lennox. | feel at home here and not like I’m at a prison. LYNDA LOPEZ: I’ve enjoyed all my years at Lennox, but it feels strange to be leaving because I’ve gone to school all my life! ROBERTA BANKS: I’m glad to be leaving, but I will miss all my friends. Goodbye, Lennox! RITA COOPER: | will always keep in memory the leadership, friendli- ness, thoughtfulness and services from the Kiwanis Club that sponsor the Keywanettes and Key Club. BRUCE WHITE: Lennox High has been a great time of friendship. There have been some wrong times, but they just fade away. | liked the clubs, teachers and the ac- tivities. Lennox is one of the best. DONNA CROWELL: Graduation is both happy and sad. Friends and a lot of the teachers are among my best memories of LHS. RICARDO FALERO: | will miss LHS, but | would go crazy if | stayed here another day. CONNIE MARES: III miss friends, but the friendship shared will never end. my we (tessa seas esa Rb sR te DEBBIE HYRNY: Lennox is all right; it’s better than a lot of schools. | don’t think enough of the people have any spirit. | have enjoyed my friends aTesine of the teachers. MIKE GLADDEN: Aw, come on, Mrs. Ton, put my track picture in. After all, | did all those Lancer car- toons for the book, didn’t 1? What more do you want? NOTE: Yes, Mike is responsible for the clever cartoons in the 1978 Troubadour. Thanks, Mike. They add a special touch! SENIORS 167

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Active Juniors mT A'Kola an @) ames) eli alt “79 is Fine’’ became the unofficial slogan for the juniors as they forged ahead with activities to make this a banner year. The inevitable money making schemes occu- pied much thought, time and energy, and the usual candy sales and gym nights were on the schedule. To give the year a dif- ferent touch, a few new activities were rodEVavaexe pun lated (UColtal-ar- Wm okerValelar-lae merle (= and a car wash. Und er the leadership of presidents Vickie Jones and Beverly Bavaro, the juniors en- gaged in spirit raising activities and a new look appeared in the rooting section in the form of blue and gold pompoms, a mirrored sign, and more colorful posters. Beverly Bavaro brought honors to the class and to LHS when she was chosen as an AFS student to represent us in a foreign coun- try this summer. Faculty sponsors helping the Class of ’79 were Mrs. Fran Rinks, Mrs. Gail Waterman and Mr. Bob Scott. 1. FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS: Robin Shel- ton, vice president; Laura Simonek, secretary-treas- urer; Vickie Jones, president. 2. SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS: Judi King, vice president; Lauri Tirrill, secretary-treas- urer; Beverly Bavaro, president. JUNIORS 169