Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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Ss. KEYWANETTES - FRONT ROW: Mrs. Judi Reed, Loretta Manriquez, Maggie Parga, Marita Cooper, Mrs. Janice McLane. BACK ROW: Yesmin Justiniano, Martha Parga, Carmella Palmer, Josie Marquez, Sheila Milton. 1. Wherever there is worthwhile activity, you find Rita Cooper, a person who cares. 2. Campus Life members have fun whatever they’re doing. 3. Any week of the year the bulletin board reflects the activity scope of these three clubs. CLUBS 43

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are” J Three Clubs Dedicated To Service The three clubs shown here achieve dis- tinction through service to the school and community and their contributions to personal growth. Campus Fellowship meets every Wednes- day to encourage spiritual growth. Mem- bers also join Bible clubs from other areas in a variety of activities designed to en- hance individual development and to help needy groups scattered over a wide geo- graphic area. Keywanettes and Key Clubs are sponsored by the parent organization, International Kiwanis. Both groups are active on and off campus, working wherever called upon. Typical activities include serving as ushers, helping at banquets, aiding convalescent homes, and raising scholarship money. KEY CLUB - FRONT ROW:Richard Castillo, Bobby Daniels, Bill Sandusky, Darrel Butts. BACK ROW: Frank Oaks, Ken Brown, Chris McClane. CAMPUS LIFE- FRONT ROW: Cynthia Campbell, Ida Rey, Donna Thomas, Renee Trespalacios, Bruce White, Marianne Mill er, Bill Sandusky. ROW 2: Jeanette McKinzie, Angela Beni, Carmella Palmer, Patty Versteegh, Emily Versteegh, Susan Flores, Mrs. Rinks, Marita Cooper, Vickie Bradley, Mrs. Debben, Sandra Fries, Nelson Duviella. BACK ROW: Bobby Daniels, Karen Simonek, Vicki Jones, Ken Brown, Laura Simonek, Emery Newsom, Laura Tirrill, James Victor, Beatriz Castanon, Sandra Flores, Tom Caple, Juanita Prada, Oraida Alfonso. 42 CLUBS

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Our Thanks To This year the Troubadour inaugu- rates the practice of according rec- ognition to students, faculty and community members who have giv- en unstinting service to LHS. The people shown here are only a small portion of the many individuals who bring credit to our school. Others will be recognized in the fu- ture. The Troubadour is proud of these builders who represent the finest in Lennox. 1. Mrs. Shirley McAhren, PTA 44 BUILDERS president, for her concern for the welfare of Lennox students and her total involvement and support in all activities that build a better school. 2. Mr. Lee Hayashi, a sensitive, dedi- cated teacher, especially active in the AFS program. He is always will- ing to go out of his way to build understanding between people and to see that students are given e very opportunity for personal develop- ment. 3. Mr. Allan Stein for years of dedi- Some Friends cation to the development of the creative arts program. His encour- agement of artistic talent and re- spect and concern for students as people are attributes of quality teaching. 4. Jeff Arbogast for service as foot- ball trainer. He has attended every game for three years and helped to take care of all injuries. Jeff plans to attend college and become an ath- letic trainer.