Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Music Makers Spark Spirit Colorful half time routines during football games, lively music for dances, assemblies, Christmas, spring and noon concerts, and competition parades were all part of the year’s routine for the spirited Lancer bands. Led by Mr. Norman Furutani, the music makers are so much a part of life at Lennox that they are often taken for granted. LHS owes a special vote of thanks to these enthusiastic Lancers who bring pleasure and credit to all.

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1. Flag bearers lend movement and color to half time shows. Vicki Jones, Linda Rigsby, Monica Uhart, Amparito Naranjo, Ruth Cul- qui, Maria Campos, Christina Chronis, Rob- in Shelton. 2. The Lancer marching band comes up with another entertaining half time show to keep spectators happy. 3. Lancers will miss Drum Major Bill Sandus- ky who has given four years of outstanding service. 4. Multi-talented band director Furutani lends helping hand during a routine. His versatility has been a strong factor in the musical program at LHS. 5. STAGE BAND - FRONT ROW: Craig Callaway, Ken Brown, Dion McKinzie. TOP ROW: Mr. Furutani, Darrel Butts, Harry Me- dina, John Kries, Henry Mitchell, Keith Chustz, Ena Heredia, Bill Sandusky. 6.What would assemblies be without the stage band? Their lively music has brought a brighter mood to the campus. 7. Some artists just can’t bear to face their public? Or could it be the other way around? BAND 19