Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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LANCER ART SQUAD - FRONT ROW: Donnie Gibson, Hyun Choong Song, Alejan- dro Trujillo, Roberto Cuarezma, Sandra Fries, Esperanza Arfat, Anna Maria Custador, Mr. Stein. BACK ROW: Oscar Morales, Herbert Trevelyan, Jim Nichols, den, Vander Rosario, Mary Roman, Ana Colon. Mike Glad- 1. Murals by LHS artists lend color to the campus. 2. Mr. Ladin gets the music started. 3. Chorus is back and Toni Chatmon is happy! 4. The choir concentrates on a new number - well, most of them concen- trate! 5. Mr. Stein Dreams up new projects for the art classes. CLUBS 33

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Creativity Enriches LHS Environment Under the direction of Mr. Allan Stein, student artists work to im- prove the quality of life at LHS. Murals on buildings and in the cafeteria, library displays, and the annual art show are some of their most important contributions. Vocal music reappeared on the campus this spring when Lancers had the opportunity to sign up for chorus, with Mr. Don Ladin as instructor. The sound of voices raised in song is good to hear, and students look forward to an expanded program of music. Peer counseling is a form of art- istry in Communications and hu- man relations. The group of dedi- cated Lancers pursued a training program that prepared them to counsel with their peers as they seek to make life more meaning- ful. Working with faculty advisor Mrs. Edel Lungo was a privilege. PEER COUNSELING - Danny McKinzie, Susan Flores, Diane Gibson, Yvette Carras- quillo, Juanita Prada, Tina Isaacs, Robin Edmond, Sandy Fries, Angela Beni, Bridgette Williams, Jeanette McKinzie, Fernando Peraza. Mrs. Lungo, standing. 32 CLUBS

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Lancer Leaders Always Active You see them all over campus, busily promoting activities, school spirit, and doing the countless things that make LHS a better place. They are the members of the student body assembly and cabinet. President Paashka Jefferson led the governing body in the fall semester, with Emery Newsom taking over the top office in February. This year the annual events such as homecom- ing, charities week, spring sports week were supplemented with donkey basketball, the Lennox carnival, the George Sharp hypnotist show, and the multi-cultural week. The “big one” of the year was the dance held in cooper- ation with the other three schools of the dis- trict. Serious learning also took place as Lancer leaders attended coordinating meetings and the CVIDC leadership camp. FIRST SEMESTER CABINET - FRONT ROW: Rita Cooper, Young Cha, Detria Jones, Vickie Bradley, Johanne Beaulieu, Maria Campos (seated). ROW 2: Anne Muthoni, Maggie Parga, Pam Swobozinski. BACK ROW: Steve Swain, Paashka Jefferson, Vicki Jones, Linda Rigs- by, Connie Bialobzeski. 34 STUDENT GOVERNMENT