Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1981 volume:

a Moana teen ensnmmeenaettae eA nN RN eT A RS Pe NNR enmm mrerenmenmea ame ARNR RY a EW HB prema a ARI | UBLIC LIBRARY TY P iil | 3 1833 07540 3201 = -a (111s RE SA aE MRS EP do SS ARE SS EG a Moments of Joy 1. Rita Camberos screams “HELP” and grows a hand. 2. Freshmen trip out on the Punk Rally. 3. A moment to remember? 4. He’s the fool of them all, Joey Collins. 5. Mark Fields has moments of thoughts and dreams. 6. A proud King and Queen, Donna Bax and Ignacio Verduzco. 7. I'm so embarrassed, Iliana Es- trada cringes. Memorable moments have been 1. Executive staff members work to improve yearbook. They consist of Sonia Amel, Sandra De Sereire, Marjorie Bau- tista, Jennifer Roles, and Beverly Hunter. 2. Sandra Berg and Kathy Begg otherwise known as Frick and Frack, con- tribute their know-how as Class Editors. 3. Spending their time with Irene Gordillo, Alba Ruiz, and Yvette Carrasquillo are the sports editors Wilfred Chandler, Kevin Rachall, and D’Antoinette Lawrence. 4. Jennifer Roles and 5. Sandra de Sereire take a rest as editors of the yearbook. 6. The Yearbook Staff—Row 1—Sandra de Sereire, Mr. Rick Ong, Jennifer Roles, Angie Rodriquez. Row 2—Kevin Rach- all, D’Antoinette Lawrence, Kathlin Begg, Beverly Hunter, Marjorie Bautista, Luz Figeroa, Yvette Carrasquillo, Alba Ruiz, Wilfred Chandler. Row 3—Susan Woodworth, Sonia Amel, Kathrine Bliley, Irma Burgos, Carmen Castro, Janice Martinez, Irene Gordillo, and Sandra Berg. | accomplished by yearbook sta oments we share 1. Drill Team holds their heads high at the end of the routine. 2. Alex Neira and Iliana Estrada have a moment of silence. 3. Angel and Naomi Rabadan have a family feud. 4. Another mistake for Mike Windbush. arsity Yell Flag PEP SQUAD - 1. Varsity Yell: Tania Trespalacios, Kathlin Begg, Delores Estrada, Rita Camberos, and Wendy Jones. A group of unique girls who have car- ried on the Lancer spirit with cheers and stunts throughout the year, 2. Flag: Sandra Berg, Cedrice Miller and Angela Birdsong. These girls have contributed to making Flag an important part of Pep Squad, with their spirit and get-up and go. 3. Song: Donna Bax, Marjorie Bautista, Colleen Houston, Iliana Estrada, and Mindi Shelton. A proud and spirited group of songleaders who have worked together successfully. 4. Bee Yell: Jean Simoneck, Katy Kertez, Ana Cusidor, Ann King. Bee Yell squad has worked hard together to give support and spirit to the Frosh-Soph teams. 5. Knight Carlos Culqui and Lady Lori Hosale are the school mascots representing the pride and spirit of Lennox High. 1. Seniors Prince Jose Gonzales and Princess Neomi Rivera walk proudly. 2. King Ignacio Verduzco and Queen Donna Bax share a moment of hap- pines. 3. Freshman Escort Geovanni Agramonte and Princess Nancy de Sereire walk joyfully onward. ca Ignacio and Donna discover the magic’ 10 4. A proud King and Queen. 5. Sophomore Escort Alex Neira and Princess Alma Estrada walk on happily. 6. A happy King and Queen and their court. 7, King Ignacio Verduzco and Queen Donna Bax joyfully ride on. King and Queen sainestiie Samtneammmnh, auaeaiaentil eMart ittin ai oped ca oe ene Beige oR re ight = Dgeaaneritene=s ‘e oes ae ree woes 1. Irma Burgos, Carmen Castro, Janice Martinez, Kathleen Bliley, are members of the yearbook staff showing off their musical talent. 2. Danette Le Bouef shows off her cute little smile to the camera man. 3. Three cheers for Lennox High. 4. Let the Juniors dream on about being No. 1. 5. ‘‘Put it there brother’ says Fernando Castio to one of his buddies. 16 6 1. Roy and Donna talk things over during lunch. 2. I am a Lancer fan too. 3. Marjorie tries to sing with her mouth full. 4. Martha and Ana do their thing on punk rock day. 5. Yamile and Lidia talk things over during P.E. 6. Jesse and Roy show their friendship. b ID J “Lennox puts on a Happy Face f y i ,) f Hi 1. I think she has nice legs, Don’t you? 2. The only thing that comes between me and my Calvin’s, is my popcorn. 3. Popcorn anyone? 4. Look, I got my fingers unstuck! 5. Sigh, ‘‘Lunch is so fun!”’ 6. ‘“‘And the best part is it get 10 MPG highway.” LANCERS 1. Togetherness is nice. 2. Crowd goes wild as Lennox makes another touchdown. 3. “I told you we’d get our pictures in the yearbook if we became cheerleaders.’’ 4. ‘‘Let’s get down and Boogie!!’’ 5. We always munch at lunch. 6. Nancy de Seriere sneers, ‘Get out of my way,’’ as she dribbles the ball. 7. You find some of the best food at Lennox in the trash can, among other things. 8. Did you have to take my picture, sighs Michele Tolozko. hi ns tk Mien fi opin 20 AIQUIWAA ]] AM SJUIUOP 1. “If they could see me now!” 2. Band blows the roof top off with their new number. 3. Wendy Jones shows how important it is to study, study, study! (That was suppose to be a joke. Ha! Ha!) 4. He’s not as good looking as I thought. 22 5. One of our custodians shows what a fine job they do to keep Lennox campus clean. 6. Oh, is that what you call a touchdown? 7. Seniors show their spirit by winning rally competition. 8. How’s that for a Pepsodent smile! 9. Another shipment of students comes to Lennox High. 1. LANCERS that’s what we are! 2. Good friends come in all sizes. 3. Dear Mom and Dad, Please send me money!! 4. I’m just pretending to ignore those girls over there. 5. Don’t you think I’m just as cute as my car? 6. Hi, I’m sexy, What’s your sign? 7. Look Ma! No cavities! 8. ‘We got nothing to be guilty of.’’ Moments of silence Moments of craziness ONE MOMENT VICTORY The Lancers had a very disappointing season, losing all but one game. Lennox’s one moment of victory came when they downed the Hawthorne Cougars 20-16, the first game ever played by the two teams. Although Lennox only won one of their games, they kept their pride by fighting with all they had. Although Lennox only won one game, we should still pay tribute to those who did outstanding on the team. The Most Valuable Player was Kevin Lawrence, and the Most Scored Points went to Anthony Hampton. Letchen Parker, Kevin Lawrence and Graig Gutman were players who made All-League Team. The football team would also like to thank everyone who went to support the team with spirit. 1. Delzie Lanham tries to find a receiver down field. 2. Button up for safety, button up! 3. Varsity Coach, Don Bohannan looks on. 4. Wil- ford Chandler blocks a Redondo player while Willie Mitchell adds on the finishing touch. 26 5. Craig Gutman warms up for the Harvard game. 6. Wilford Chandler carries for a first down against Redondo. 7. Kevin Lawrence drops back for a pass against Redondo. 8. Gridders warm up for another test. 9. Lancers wait for a play from Coach John Figgy. SOPH-FROSH comes in 2nd place This year was a whole different story from last year. When this young Soph-Frosh team was unable to capture a single victory. The young Lancers came out this year, against a tough Culver City team and tied them 7-7. From there on their competition got a little tougher, and in their pre-season games they fell short. But when the league came the young Soph-Frosh team was almost unstopable averaging over 20 points a game while allowing their opponents less than 10 points. The Lancers worse defeat came against Miraleste. The Lancers needed this win to go into 1st place and come in 1st place in the League. In this gruelling game the Lancers played a great defense, but needed help with their offense, losing the game 23-21. 28 —— RE 1. When the opponent gets the ball, Lennox CRUSHES!! 2. “We know were bad!!’’ states Sean Sease. 3. Stacy McCulley rises high for the in- terception against Lawndale. 4. It takes more than that to stop Johnny Colon. 5. Stacy McCulley runs it down the field for a first down. 6. Jose Tostada runs for a touchdown, leaving his opponent behind. 7. Stacy throws the ball up for Joses first down. 8. Andy Campos uses his blocking well. 9. Johnny Colon runs for the end-zone. Sports Varsity's Fall Hall of fame This year’s Hall Of Fame commemorates the people that stood-out in all sports played at Lennox High. These people were stand-outs as individuals and also as team players in their respective sports in fall and spring. The Fall Sports Hall of Fame. Tony Hampton Football, Ottis Bowen Basketball, Raul Alonso Soc- cer, Tammy Puyol and, Yolanda West Basketball, Sergio Yepez Cross Country, Reina Pinto and, Olga Martinez Volleyball. 4) Raul Alonso is all the way into it. 5) West and, | Puyol kicking back waiting for the picture to be | taken. 6) Two outstanding Volleyball players Re- 1) Hampton is just taking it easy. 2) Mr. Kool ina Pinto and Olga Martinez. 7) Anthony Ham- Ottis Bowen. 3) Sergio strolls across the campus. pton gets off against Miraleste. 30 6 8) Magic Man Bowen is at the free throw line. 9) Tammy Puyol must be a good player to have the ability to make this shot over two players. 32 Spring Hall of Fame Due to the early press time of the Troubadaor, the Spring Sports Hall of Fame could not be deter- 4 mined. However, these ‘‘Moments in Spring Sports were available for your enjoyment. Pinto takes top volleyball honors again With only Reina Pinto returning from last year, Coach Wheelers 1980 volleyball team set about develop- ing their skills, understanding of the game, and ability to perform together as a team. The girls showed great hustle and togetherness in heartbreaking losses to taller, more experienced squads from Hawthorne and Morning- side. Reina Pinto was team captain and named most valuable player. Reina plans to be a physical education teacher in the future. Teresa Peredes Julie Rojas 1. Most valuable player, Reina Pinto 6. Stretchin’ out for the game. 7. team row 1: Coach Wheeler, Olga Martinez, Julie Rojas, Eyvette Hampton, row 2: Betty Moala, Teresa Peredes, Rosa Garcia, row 3: Reina Pinto, Dennisse Mer- cardo, Yvette DeValle 34 Reina Pinto Rosa Garcia Olga Martinez Reina goes for a serve. 8. Coach Wheeler 13. Julie Rojas sets one up! 14. Olga Martinez thinks about the next game. Jayvee Volleyball This years junior varsity players had tough league competition like the varsity, the JV’s often found them- selves facing teams that were much taller and a great deal more experienced than the locals. The JV’s came out of the season placing 5th. At the close of the sea- son, Angela Ice was honored as the teams most valu- able, many JV players look forward to a successful var- sity season in 1981. 1) Angela Ice, Patty Garcia, Maria Salazar, Kelly Kocias, Cindi Rocha, Romelia Jaquez, Rosa Figueroa, Cindy Bly 2) Setters— Romelia Jaquez, Kelly Kocias 3) Spikers— Front: Angela Ice, Rosa Figueroa, Back: Maria Salazar, Patty Garcia, Cindi Rocha, Cindy Bly. 4) Coach Wheeler 5) Most Valu- able Angela Ice. 36 A a Varsity Cross Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD LHS Opponent 33 Leuzinger 23 33 El Segundo 22 48 Culver City ie 50 Harvard 15 20 Inglewood 43 20 Bell-Jeff 39 18 Lawndale 43 Final Standing (5th place) 1. (Bottom) Fernando Peraza, Carlos Gonzalez, Carlos Culqui, Jose Garcia. (Top) Joey Collins, Sergio Yepez, Gustavo Veitia, Alex Peraza and Coach James. 2. Even though trailing, Lennox still has determina- tion to win. 3. Carlos Gonzalez speeds up to pass an opponent. 4. The team struggles on with one more lap to go. Cross Country 37 38 Cross Country Injury upset season Lennox Cross Country team started out on the right foot, but ended on the wrong shoulder. An outstanding athlete and top runner on the squad, Sergio Yepez, in the middle of the season, broke his shoulder. This disaster hurt the team as well as Sergio, because the injury kept him out the rest of the season. The team kept running strong, though, despite this injury placing fourth place in league. At the Fall Sports Banquet awards Sergio Yepez was awarded Most Valuable Player on the team. Jose Garcia won the Coaches Award, while Carlos Culqui won most Improved. na NEN He 4 1. Gus shows his disappointment in a one-point loss. 2. Jorge and Alex, first string Varsity runners, keep their spirit. 3. Gus gives Jose a pep talk as a new- comer on the team. 4. Varsity Coach James is checking the time of one of his runners: ‘‘not bad.’’ “@ JV Cross Country The Cross Country Team of 1980 had only two members returning from last year, Mario Espinosa and Jorge Heredia. But this did not slow the J.V.’s will to excell and come out in front. At league finals the team placed in third place and had two runners come in the top ten; Sergio Hernandez (2nd place) and Rudy Herrera (third place). Head Coach of the Cross Country Team, Dennis James, had the tough job of keeping the team in top condition and spirit. Thanks to this, many of the team’s members improved 100%. The team was also very lucky to have Roaldo Moran, a freshman, who is the team’s hope for next year. Sergio Hernandez and Rudy Herrera also did outstanding throughout the season helping upset Culver City and El Segundo. An- other member of the team was Abel Pomar who was fifth man, an important place that can sometimes de- cide the outcome of a race. 1. Roaldo Moran and Sergio Hernandez—just cruising by. 2. Jorge Heredia, Roaldo Moran and Sergio Hernandez sprint it out for first place 3. Concentration helps Abel Pomar during the last mile. ahs Girls Tennis faces tough com The 1980 girls’ tennis team was a fun team to coach. The girls blended well together and by the end of the season, we had developed a feeling of togetherness. We had a losing record (4-6) but our spirit never died. We were in several matches until the last round of sets. Matches against Lawndale, Leuzinger and Aviation were decided by the results of the last set. League finals saw Jennifer Roles finish 3rd place and Luz Rivera and Tonya Kendrick finish 5th place. We ended our season with an evening out at Farrell’s and a fun filled day at Disneyland. Jennifer Roles was voted the Most Valuable Player and received all league honors. Rowena Manlagnit was the Most Improved Player, while Luz Rivera and Tonya Kendrick received Most Ideal Award. Team members are Seniors: Jennifer Roles, Luz Rivera, Barbara Nikkel, Minerva Moreno, Marilyn Whitley and Diana Buchanan; Juniors: Tonya Kendrick, Julie Cam- pos, Danette Le Beouf and Rowena Manlagnit. —by Marian Kovinick anehi eegneei? B= Sn ltermbdie ds tb 1. ‘Do you really expect me to volley?’’ exclaims Rowena Manlagnit the 5. Power player Tanya Kendrick, stretches for a powerful serve down the most improved player on the team. middle. 2. Julie Campos concentrates instensively at the net. 6. Luz Rivera, another four-year member of the team, its a winner cross 3. Barbara Nikkel shows off her serve, after being on the team four years. court. 4. Determined to win, Jennifer Roles hits the ball down the line. 7. Minerva Moreno shows shes hot now. petition in Pioneer League 8. “I’m ready, serve the ball,’ states Diana Buchanan as she gets into 10. Number 1 doubles team Luz and Tanya show their stuff by winning position. 2-3 against Hawthorne. 9. Lennox High School’s Tennis Team (bottom to top) Barbara Nikkel, Luz Rivera, Tanya Kendrick, Danette Lebouf, Diana Buchanan, Minerva Moreno, Marilyn Whitley, Jennifer Roles, Julie Campos, Rowena Manlagnit. Stars, snowflakes, Santa and his elves all made up an unforgettable evening for the sweethearts at the Christmas Dance. This special occasion was Pep Squad’s 6th Annual Christmas Dance sponsored by Ms. Edel Alonso. Couples danced to the mu- sic by the famous ALBERTO from 8 to 12. The dance was a total success for Pep S quad and was another precious moment in Lancer history. 1. Couples start kicking up a storm at the Christmas Dance. 2. Donna Bax gives the dance an ‘‘0.K.” 3. A little touching-up before the dance. 4. Pep Squad says, “We mane it happen.” 5. THE PUNCH BUNCH 6. Santa’s little helpers. 8. Nelson Carrabello and Rita Camberos share a wonderful evening together. 42 Sweethearts and Snowflakes — FS ie —— — — 44 46 EXCITING SEASON This year’s Varsity basketball team finished very im- pressively with mostly juniors. The way the season went for the team can only be expressed in one word: shocking!’ It was truly to be one of the best seasons ever for a Lennox basketball team but, because of a few complications, the Lancers fell short. Outstanding basketball ability was displayed through- out the year by senior guard, Kevin Rachall, forward Otis Bowen, and juniors such as Wesley Russell, Patrick Gray, and Alfonso Cameron. 48 1. Senior guard Kevin (Candy) Rachall scores easily over his opponent. 2. Russel skies over his opponent. 3. Patrick (Rocket) Gray uses his jumping ability to slam-dunk. 4. Up high is Wesley (Skie) Russell. 5. Otis (Slim) Bowen makes an off balance lay-up. 6. Tracy Lawrence gets ready for the rebound against Lawndale as Kevin Rachall looks on. 7. Perfect form gives Rachall the ability to make this shot, as Gary (Stretch) Pitts moves in. 8. Alfonso Cameron skies over his opponent. 9. Kevin (Candy) Rachall scores easily over his opponent who can’t do a thing. 9 FROSH-SOPH FINISHES STRONG The Frosh-Soph Basketball team sparked by an im- proved desire to play together as a team, finished very strong in league this year after a shaky start. Led by Captain Rod Sheridan, Center ‘‘Fergie’’ Fernandez, Forward Kenny ‘‘Downtown’”’ Brown and Guard Tracy Law- rence, the team showed the spirit, hustle and savvy that only winners display. Coaches Cliff Daniels and Rick Ong’s team included: Eric Bardere, Stacey Mc Cauley, Ken Mosley, Calvin Kennard, Victory Mendoza, Marvin Gray, Patrick Quinlan, and Billy “Dr. Dunk’ Perkins. looks on. 5. The starters talk it-over with coaches Ong and Daniels. 50 1. Kenny Brown at the free throw line. 2. Marvin and Stacy talk it over with the coaches. 3. Ken Brown goes up high against an Aviation opponent. 4. The team | AS APRS BULBINE ERO TR BES et tet i: JV’s Look Good Playing together as a hard working and enthusi- astic group, JV basketball won 6 out of their 10 league games. Captain for Lance squad was Angela Ice. In addition to their season coach Wheeler stated, “these are the most exciting games I have ever coached.” 2 1. Angela Ice outjumps an opponent. 2. Angela Ice plays aggressively. 3. Te- resa Williams up for two points. 4. Anabell Borges, shoots for two. 5. Coach Wheeler gives a few pointers. 51 Puyol and West earn honors This year’s varsity basketball team has progressed as a strong and defensive team. Seniors who played a big part on the season’s competition were center Tammy Puyol, and guards Ardis Carnes, Dennisse Mercado and Unis Essien and foward Beverly Hunter. Strength was added by juniors, Hat- tie Price and Rosolyn Chavers served as fowards. Sophomores Yolanda West as guard, forward and center, guards Patrice Knox, Lynette Le Mond and Melody McFarland. 52 1. Melody McFarland up for the basket. 2. Coach King yells in distress at her team. 3. Lennox Lancers up for rebound. 4. Yolanda West sky- hooks in two points. 5. Beverly Hunter gets in position for a rebound. 6. Coach King in a moment of despair. 7. Tammy Puyol slips through her opponents. A apg ae nag 53 DONKEY BASKETBALL The 1981 Donkey basketball game was a hilarious success. Once again it was the teachers fighting it out against the students for victory. In th is years game it was hard to tell if the donkeys were riding the students or the students riding the donkeys. The score this year was 36-28 in a teacher over student win. The donkeys finally got their sweet revenge against their riders as they were throwing them off left and right and loving every minute. HA HA HA HA HA... Ne PRE «Mer rete ne ae 54 1) The official Donkey clean up crew. 2) The celebrities of the night. 3) Coach Noval, let’s get it all together ok? 4) Hey bud! here comes the ball! 5) Wayne is having a heart to heart talk with his friend. 6) Hey look! there’s Colleen zeroing in on another 2 points! 7) Lauri seems to be having a difficult time getting on. 8) Cathy and Wayne are relaxing after a rough ride. 9) Come on now let’s not be so stub- born! 10) Herbert throwing his famous “long shot.” 1. Jose Garcia leads the pack. 2. Chris gets ready to foot it out with Harvard. 3. Herbert Calvillo looks on. 4. Carlos Gonzalez comes in first over Harvard. 5. Michael Betts makes it look easy 6. Gus Vietia just before the mile ee oe , x “es ay « € wad oem ern . penge. © om -. reeseeny baby +955 45 Seis CT hae 56 A m4 ; eat WAS 2 Tracksters Get Off Although the turn out for Varsity track was disap- pointing, several individuals stood out and surpassed what people expected of them. Carlos Gonzalez and Todd Smith were outstanding in the hundred and relays; and Gus Vietia, David Saenz and Sergio Yepez were three of the best in the mile and the two mile; also there was Herbert Calvillo and Letchin Parker who were good competitors in the shot put. Coach James did a first rate job working with such a small group. 9 7. David Saenz and Sergio Yepez fight for first place 8. Todd Smith soars over the hurdles 9. Moses Lopez warms up before the next meet. 57 aoe , — Good Poten tial For 1. Stacey McCauley out-runs everybody for his first place. : 2. Jose Velez is running the mile. 3. Gary Akinson is giving the Future i : The Soph-Frosh squad displayed excellent potential in Reo practice and early season competition. Speedburners eet Stacey McCauley and Gary Akinson, distance runners Jose Valez, Alex Neira all showed great promise. it all he’s got. 4. McCauley pulls away from the pack. 5. 4 “Track Shoes’’ ee oe naa, sl is ) Ree eed OU bears y gee ates etry a Pe ee 4 58 JV Booters Come on Strong Combining teamwork, enthusiasm and determination to win, and you have the Lancer JV soccer team. Following a slow start, the JV team proved to be an out- standing group of competitors. They provided colorful and ex- citing action for their soccer fans. Coach Gutierrez said, ‘‘The JV team is a pleasure to see and coach because they are full of life; they play every game like it was the Super Bowl.” Emotional Season It has been a very exciting season for the Varsity Soccer team this year. Although they lost their first two games, the Lancers didn’t give up. Coach Guttierrez anticipates going to C.I.F. Among the Varsity players are, Goalie Raul Alonso, Ig- nacio Lopez, who made our defensive line one of the best in the league, Samuel Coronado who made our halfback line much more solid, and David Velazquez and Yepez Scrqio who make the opposite defense very nervous. UT 1. Fast foot-work helps Lennox to a victory. 2. Lancers score a big one against Leuzinger. 3. Player throws the ball in while teammates look on. 4. Team warms up for game with Guiterrez. 5. When the Lancers want the ball they just take it. 6. Lancers even it up with this one. 7. Pre-goal preparations. 8. Clear the way the Lancer is coming through. 9. Guiterrez look on with concern. 10. Guiterrez gives the team a pep talk before the game. 61 ANOTHER GREAT SEASON FOR VARSITY TENNIS Although the Varsity Tennis Squad was weakened by the graduation of most of their players, several of the returning members were outstanding throughout the season. Senior Carlos Culqui led the team as the Number One player who helped the Lancers stay on top of the opposing schools. An- other singles player who did overall was Alphonso Cameron, a junior. On the Doubles Squad, Ruben Magdaleno and Jonathan Erhardt did an outstanding job defeating schools who were supposedly ‘‘superior’’ to Lennox. Overall the Varsity Tennis Team had a successful season even though some matches were lost. Head Coach Marian Kovinick hopes that more people could come out and play tennis and help the Squad be undefeated. 1. Ruben Magadaleno, number one doubles player, carefully tips ball over net, scoring another point for Lennox. 2. Carlos Culqui demonstrates his strong backhand that led him to be most valuable player. 3. Alphonso Cameron returns a fast serve, winning his match. 62 26g Ce a i ee ea ee t SRE nacre ie se nee ey ep ease is ene fai scin ine eee Ty 4 es G61 8 gf GEES SEER F JV’s give it all they got Though most of the JV’s tennis squad is made up of Freshmen ... Sophomore Romeo Plascencia and Junior Dennis McGregor try to keep the JV’s looking good. Much help came from freshmen Victor Gonzales who won most of his tennis matches. Though the JV’s did not end up as they would have liked they did have a good season thanks to Chris Roles a magnificent coach and a former Lancer Tennis player. 1. Francisco rushes for another net play. 2. Dennis MacGregor ob- serves his great serve. i e ion ie ‘iy 3. Victor Gonzales demonstrates his forehand. 4. Lennox Lancer Quan Le shows good sportsmanship. 63 RETURNERS ARE KEY TO SEASON The 1981 Softball team was again this year loaded with ex- perience and talent. Their list of All-League candidates included, Lisa Louise Mann, Noemi Rivera, Dennisse Mercado, Sharon Washington, and Lisa Trespalacios. At the helm was second year Coach Wheeler, who told the Troubador reporter, ‘‘Our goal is to try to make it to the CIF play-offs again this year; he also stated that the team had the potential, and ability to reach it.” Captains of the team are Sharon Washington and Dennisse Mercado. 1. Noemi calls out signals. 2. Noemi awaits the throw. 3. Lisa in position. 4. Sharon goes to first base. 64 hei RAR PR i. RR A = YOUNG TEAM This young and unexperienced team has a lot of raw talent, this is being developed by coach Alice, ‘‘this team won’t quit because winners don’t quit.’ They were young but, there were players that stood out, these were Ann King, Connie Constance, and Kelly Kocis. 1. Ann King warms up. 2. Connie awaits the pitch. 3. Line drive! 4. Kelly Kocis gets into position. Fighting Lancers have high hopes The 1981 Varsity baseball team can best be sum- marized as a young team with great potential. In prac- tice games, the Lancers gathered wins against Char- minade, Cathedral, St. Monica, and Norbonne to enter league compteition with a 4-2 record. The roster in- cluded two sophomores and five juniors, pitchers Fer- nando Fernandez, Timmy Nelson and Craig Gutman are showing fine ability, and are destined for a good future at LHS. Other players displaying talent were Anthony Hampton, Tom Nelson, Florentino Sierra, Leonard Trujillio, Mirk Merencio. Each player on the roster contributes to the team’s success as a whole by incorporating hard work and self-discipline. Om BWNM eH . Fernandez releases a fast ball. . Gutman awaits the pitcher. . Fergy looks on. . Leonard Trujillio slides in for the lead. . Tommy Nelson awaits the pitch. . Leonerd’s all the way ready. Jayvee’s Surprise All As the Troubadour went to press, the JV baseball squad had a 4-2 Pre-season scoreboard and 2-1 record in league. Achiev- ing greater consistency was their immediate goal, and Octavius Knox and Victor Ibarra were especially strong players. Early predictions picked the JV’s to do well in league play. 1. Hector slides in for the score. 2. Coach Victor Ibarra looks on with Knox. 3. Hector come in for the home run. 4. Octavius Knox warms up before the game. 67 a LANCERS HAVE SPRING FEVER 1. Juniors win 2nd victory in competition. 2. Leap kid leap, get up off y our feet. 3. Did you see that? 4. Mrs. Kovinick introduces tennis team. 5. Spring Sports Court soluting the lancer. 6. Rita wins Queen. 7. Pull baby pull! 8. A little congratulations kiss. 9. Hey? What can I say. 10. Givin’ it all he’s got. 11. Just a little picnic. 68 “We 9 In the month of March 1981, the Lennox Lancers cele- brates Spring Sports Week. Lennox had many festive events, such as, soccer with mushball, nail the helmet, tug-o-war, and a school picnic. The week was topped off with the traditional Spring Sports Week dance. 69 RITA AND KEVIN REIGN! 1981 SPRING ROYALTY The 1981 Spring Sports Court excitedly awaited the crowning of the King, Queen, and Princesses. The moment of joy and happiness exploded among the faces of the new Royalty. Each individual princess was es- corted by a member of the team representing each sport. The crowd enthusiastically applauded as the 1981 King and Queen accepted their majestic honor. 70 1. The 1981 Spring Sports King and Queen, Kevin Rachall and Rita Camberos. 2. A memorable moment for Rita, while being crowned by principal Ron Tyler. 3. An ex- cited Kevin exclaimed ‘‘Hey what can I say!” 4. The traditional symbols of Royalty are awaiting the crowning of the new King and Queen. 5. Basketball Princess Anita Rendon and Escort Wesley Russell. 6. Baseball Princess Dennisse Mercado and Escort Fer- nando Fernandez. 7. Tennis Princess Danette LeBoeuf and Escort Alphonso Cameron. 8. Soccer Princess Gabi Camberos and Escort Luis De la Pena. 9. Track Princess Lisa Trespalacios and Escort Gus Veitia. ral URBAN COWBOY’S ROUND UP Hay, horses, cowboys and cowgirls created a great at- mosphere for this years Sadie Hawkins Backwards Dance, sponsored by the 1980-81 Drill Team. Couples were kicking their heels and Slapping their knees to the sounds of Alberto’s rootin’, and tootin’ music. Vet ___._LEWNoK UNWERSIT® ., AR Hoaurari-Catch it.” (| Gad uatwri day. my ged trends ¢ ae Nate x� % ny R y NNO AAN YOLEN AKON 1 PNY A PP a NY FV) D7TANYS WPA SID APN gn ng 1D Av WY eS os 5 a ‘ S PIDAPOABWD fk RY) Ra h ¢ yw b me To my fovorite sophomores: Ang Teresa, Katy, Kum, € Sean -L can'+ believe you'r already g0nN% ne Ss! Bucs, sore have Gone by Fast! 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BY-DEIZ¥IO “Ba Kevi ANTHONY Lawrence m™ T Lave Yeu! | ae ed 4 So ot. me puis: Cod Puess, You aN and may ne grant OM Yorr voishes Wak Your nears desxes 4 Louch? sae Loved A ong, Kary To hie lo e Souler ation Lo Uhat our Cot depends 60 tie Hake tb Stharg and pourserxdil Ow tok Leg Lake Mr. Sandman Aathiw’ Lennox Lancers Pages sponsored by Herbert Calvillo 76 app. sy bio: ‘ . a a; ES me ik FWD bia: — Seniors 79 The First Of The 50's First Semester President, Kevin Lawrence Second Semester Presi- dent, Rita Camberos First Semester Vice Presi- dent, Rita Camberos; Sec- ond Semester Vice Presi- dent, Jonathan Earhardt; Senior Class Advisor, Mar- ion Kovinick First Semester Secretary, Sandra de Se- Second Semester Secretaries, Sandra de riere Seriere and Mindi Shelton Kevin Lawrence, first semester president, set goals in promot- ing school spirit and raising substantial funds for the Senior Prom. After Lennox he plans to attend college and get a degree in construction. Rita Camberos took over the role as President. She plans to attend Cal State Long Beach. She said, ‘‘I will always remember my four years at Lennox High.’’ 80 Hector Alvarado Fernando Alvarez Sonia Amel Maria Angulo Lupe Barba Martha Barba Marjorie Bautista Donna Bax Kathleen Begg Rosa Benitez Sandra Berg. Mark Bernd To all my buddies, good luck and God bless. Spirited 81 81 Love Kathleen Begg ‘81 Michael Betts Laura Bliley Martha Bojorquez Harout Bouzikian Yolanda Brambila Irma Burgos James Burl Jennifer Burl Gloria Cabral Herbert Calvillo Rita Camberos Nelson Caraballo 82 Spirited 81 Page sponsored by Frick. Gus and Colleen find LOVE to be one of the precious moments at Lennox High. Be TD eS ee Oe Oe eS a ee a ee a ae a A Yvette Carrasquillo Betty Castro Donald E. Cervantes Wilford Chandler Thelma Chavez Irene Cobos Jonathan Cortez Carlos Culqui Veronica De La Cruz Yvette Del Valle Page sponsored by Sonia Clara Amel. Spirited 81 83 84 Spirited ‘81 Congratulations to Sandra De Seriere with love, from mom. : Margarita Figueroa Susan Flores Laura Forkner Robert Forkner (Of- liar WeT-lanleleye| Jose M. Garcia Rivlalrelanet-lceit| Jose L. Gonzalez Irene Gordillo Ye lelalate mel ac es) Clare mel ale lets YovalereWatclaniicels S¥-lalelg-Melsmelald lias Rrelae(-Wy-V i ellacenm BI T- V4 Linda Diaz Rafael Diez Carol Dungca Patricia Guillen Susan Entac Nlolabelaaiclam of aatelacie Eunice Essien Ugo Felizzola Check him out! Carlos Sotolongo takes a break during lunch in Campus Center. rates t = ur own lunch today. Ha!’ Ha! Ha PF ® = -. on te pee ee tt ge Olga Martinez Lin Carlos Mercado CQ. a Matthews Patty Moreno Minerva Moreno Rene Morffi AP a tO oe ae Pook em EAST ee HK 2 prope so ores: —— PI e ° ve ee ‘om — — 7 Juniors Cabinet Lifts Spirits ¥ —— : r p gt ike — . r Fi Y a ie : . cn y Second Semester Presi- dent, Joey Collons First Semester Pres- ident, Patty King First Semester Vice-Presi- dent, Jesse Bax Second Semester Vice-President, Dannet- Class Advisor, Mrs. Brierly Second Semester Secretary, Cindy te Le Boeuf Alexis Patty King, the juniors’ first semester president, believes that Lennox High’s spirit is ‘better and greater than any previous year’ and this is because Lancers think this is Lennox’s last year. After Lennox she plans to go to college and major in Broadcasting and Communications. She likes swim- ming, skating and volleyball but prefers listening to AC DC and Journey. Joey Collins, second semester president, enjoys being at Lennox High School. Joey’s favorite class is biol ogy, because it teaches about living organs and their functions. After graduation, Joey plans on becoming a pro hockey player. Joey likes to kick back at home with chocolate chip cookies and a tall, cold glass of milk. 98 H. Acosta Cedric Adams Mayra Aguilar Juan Alarcon Roland Alburguerque Andre Alexander Cindy Alexis Raul Alonso Abel Alonzo Sonia Amel are today Seniors we'll be tomorrow Fernando Anaya Jose Angulo Rafael Aquin S. Arredondo Socorro Arreola Mitch Asplund Laura Atherton Darrell Atkins Dave Baker Wahid Balkhi Maribel Banuelos Dionisia Barba Leonard Bardere Trica Barnett Any time at all is a time for milk for Joey Collins. Juniors 99 Jessie Bax Mario Becerra Aram Bedoyan Irlanda Benitez Angela Birdsong J. Bliley Martha Borges Yvonne Borges Antoinette Brooks Lisa Brown Rene Burgos Eddie Cachola Gabriela Camberos Alphonso Cameron Samuel Campbell Julie Campos George Cancanon J. Carrera Willie Castaeda Martin Castillo Juan Ceja Raul Cerritos Steven Chandler Jose Cobos 100 Juniors Joey Collins Robert Cook Cheryl Cope Maria Cordova S. Coronado Roger Crosthwaite David Darcy Maurice David Bradler Davis Maria De La Cruz Andres Delgado Martha Delgado Mike Della Rocco Abel De Loera Rosa De La Pena Sharon Depuy Steve De Seriere Ana Diaz Sal Diaz Mercy Diez 1. Smile! Your on Candid Camera! Patty King! 2. Alex Neira Shares a moment together Juniors 101 with Iliana Estrada. 3. Cedrice Miller, showing us her casual look. George Douglas Denise Dowling Ramsay Downie Lynda Dunford Amanda Duran R. Duran Jackie Ellis Mario Espinosa Dolores Estrada Iliana Estrada Jorge Eulloqui Reshell Fields Eric Flores Lonnetta Forest Adolfo Fuentes Angel Fundora Socorro Gamboa Isabel Garcia Rosa Garcia E. Gasso Nancy Gil Marlon Giles Shanna Gill Charles Goh 102 Juniors Ana Gonzalez Carlos Gonzalez Simon Gonzales Monica Gordillo P. Gray Nicole Grays Charlotte Grey Teresa Gutierrez Craig Gutman Tony Guzman Dung Ha Anthony Hampton Jorge Heredia Ernesto Hermosillo Juana Hernandez Maria Hernandez Martin Hernandez Sergio Hernandez Tim Herrera Marilyn Hodges Roosevelt Holden David Holmes Stephanie Hurdle Drucilla Jackson 1. Moment of laughter that will never be forgotten for Carlos Gonzalez and Julie Rojas. 2. Stop in the name of — Jackie Carrera. Juniors 103 Jimmy Jackson Cecilia Jaquez James Jennings Martina Jimenez Kendall Kaufman Todd Keeling Tanya Kendrick In Ho Kim Um Kim Patty King Octavius Knox Chris Komathy Linda Kreis Delzie Lanham Danette LeBoeuf Keum Mi Lee Young Lee L. LeMond Marc Livingood Jorge Lopez Luis Lopez Moises Lopez Efrain Lozano Dennis MacGregor 104 Juniors Amado Macias China Macias Huera Macias Nita Macias Ruben Magdaleno Fale Malama Rowena Manlagnit Lisa Mann Kofe Manu Eduardo Maqueira Maria Marquez Jorge Martinez Maria Martinez Raul Martinez OLE AOAC AO tg i LILO, EL IAAL A at A ys me Teodulo Martinez Victor Martinez F. Mauldin Kevin McClellan I. Melendez Leslie Melton 1. Here’s the dough, now hand over the goods—I mean the goodies! 2. Isabel Neira wonders away to June of 1982. 3. Don’t we make a cute couple? Juniors 105 Teresa Membrides Ricardo Mendoza Barrett Miller Cedrice ‘Miller Howard Miller Henry Mireles Betty Moala Margarita Monsivaiz Joaquin Montijo Carlos Moran Oscar Moran Mirna Morffi Brenda Muse Isbel Neira Tom Nelson Tim Newton Aldo Neyra Khanh Nguyen Xuan Nguyen Marta Nieves Joel Nurse Coleen O’Brien Leopoldo Ochoa Celina Ortiz 106 Juniors Juan Ortiz Lucila Ortiz Joanie Padilla Teresa Paredes Letchin Parker Jean Pate Alex Peraza Marina Peraza Esther Perez Theresa Perez Carlos Phillips Windy Pitcock Gary Pitts Abel Pomar Carolyn Ponce Ruben Ponce nk ae ahve 4 Peas Humberto Quiroz H. Quiroz ipa ibis 1. Smiling is not so hard, after all! 2. Rowena Manlagnit, works hard-for an “A” in P.E. Juniors 107 Robert Ramirez Y. Rawlins Sara Reyes Scott Richards Russell Riley Anabel Rios Hector Rivera Irma Rivera Mike Rocha Angie Rodriguez Barbara Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez Janice Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Julie Rojas Darryl! Roussell Wesley Russell Richard Sadler David Saenz Yolanda Salazar Chata Sanchez Carrie Scott Marta Serna Tatiana Serpa 108 Juniors Rodrick Sheridan Todd Smith Teresa Snyder Dona Stockman Marvin Thomas Todd Todechine Richard Tolson A. Torres Delia Torres Tania Trespalacios Leonard Trujillo Paul Twitchell A. Valenzuela Gus Veitia David Vela Daniel Velasquez Danny Velez Carlos Verduzco Jose Villalobos Jeanne Warren Sheri Waters Sheri Wells Sharon Westby Sandra Whitley Jackie Wilson Michael Winbush Aurelio Witz Sergio Yepez D’Antoinette Zeigler Juniors 109 110 Class of 53 First Semester President, Ana Cusidor Second Semester PRESI- DENT, Ana Cusidor First Semester Vice Presi- dent, Kim Walker; Second Semester Vice President, Teresa King Class Adivsor, Gail Waterman First Semester Secretary, Teresa King Second Semester Secretary, Alma Estrada Sophomore President, for both semesters, Ana Cusi- dor’s goal as leader of her class, is to do better in rallies and get more money for a great Prom in “83”. 112 ES neo nseempammenpntingl ee Emily Aguirre Miguel Alarcon Alleen Albino Ramiro Alcala Diana Alcantara Fernando Alvarado Francisco Alvarado Freddy Alvarado Ramon Alvarez Gloria Amezcua Yamile Arafet William Arlindhaly Maria Arreola Sheri Atkins Hector Baez Efren Banuelos Rosa Baquero Efrain Barba Eric Bardere Augustus Barres Mike Begg Charlene Bell Constance Bell Lucila Bermejo Eric Betts Alan Brockman Adam Broschart Angela Brooks Dennis Booker Denita Buchanan Eddie Cabrera Jose Calicia Marcela Camacho 113 Rebeca Camarena Evans Campbell III Shelia Campbell Andy Campos Tony Campos Luis Carrera Fernando Carrillo Luis Castaneda Jose Castellanos Arturo Ceja Francisco Cerda Jorge Cerritos Jesus Cervantes Van Chan Gene Chandler Anthony Chaney Maria Chavez Pedro Chavez Rafael Coronado Yolanda Cook Johnny Colon Nita Collins Juan Cobos Jim Cleary A Sophomores make an oa Jesus Cruz Leticia Cueva Cheryl Cunningham Darry! Cunningham - Gary Crain Sale mee oo) Ree a ey aa a By Ilka Crosthwaite S ss : bs, j F . ee. ™ Prieta Curiel Ana Cusidor Tyrone Davis Rod De Foe Javier De La Cruz Luz De La Torre Raul Denteria Barry Desrosiers Jessie Diaz Martin Diaz Samuel Diaz Ana Duenas putting meo wy . ee | 4 ml ma a4 @) | m™ | effort to be victorio US Ofelia Duran Francisco Endaya Teresa Enriquez Anthony Entac Julia Espinal Hilda Espindola Alma Estrada La Tonya Estrada Ana Maria Fabila Vila Fahina Roderic Fauni Rodora Fauni Donna Fergusen Fernando Fernandez Rodney Fields Luciano Figueroa Luz Figueroa Ramiro Figueroa Rosie Figueroa Alex Flores Norma Flores Cynthia Ford Richard Foster Abelardo Franco Elva Franco Angela Frost Gloria Galvan Maria Garcia Jose M. Garcia Alicia Gamboa 116 Sop go all oul Ja Miguel Gamboa Teresa Gibson Shelley Gilbert 8ertha Gomez Ismael Gomez Maria Gomez Martin Gomez Rogelio Gomez Carlos Gonzalez China Gonzalez Juan Gonzalez Leandro Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez Rafael Gonzalez Sandra Gorrin Curtis Green Wanda Gregory Eugene Grey Laurie Griffen Aurora Guillen Norma Gutierrez Carmen Guzman Hector Guzman Robert Hall Delores Hamilton Herman Harril Albert Hawkins Percy Hawkins Ruby Hawkins Tegra Hearns Alex Hernandez Alicia Hernandez WL: Dok 0) Ana Hern andez Laura E. Hernandez Norma Hernandez Rosa Hernandez Ruby Herrera Sandra Herron Mary Hess Landren Hilbert Lindren Hilbert Richard Hines Cecial Holden Herlinda Hoyos Suzanne Hylander Ricardo Ibarra Victor Ibarra James Ice Gregory Jackson Victor Jackson Juan Jaime Erneutina Jimenez Gustavo Jimenez Lina Jimenez Marisela Jimenez Marisel Jose Isabel Juarez John Juarez Ann King Teresa King Derny Kennedy Katy Kertesz Darryl Kendrick Patrice Knox Nelson Landaverde Maria Landeros Marty Lanhan Tracy Lawrence Teresa Laureano Luynette Le Mond Miseon Lim Juan Lopez Lori Lopez Maria Lopez Saul Lopez Virgie Lopez Juan Lozano Ofelia Lozano Lisa Lynn Fred Macias Junaita Macias Norma Machuca Humberto Maldonado David Manu Jose Marin Alan Marshall Ordaz Martin Antonio Martinez Alvaro Martinez Efigenia Martinez Jose Martinez Ricky Martinez Mike Mata Ricky Matthews Nancy Maurer Joyce McCormick Stacey McCauley Tim McClain Patricia Medrano Juanita Meza Alfonso Mendez Wilfred Middlebrooks Barrett Miller Valencia Miller 118 ahi ge i Yamile says, arp i 2 x tie a refer older men!” Gerardo Miranda Elizabeth Montijo Hector Montani Lupe Morales Miguel Morales Guadalupe Moreno Javier Moreno Kenneth Mosley Aditha Mosquera Nappie Muniz Sharon Muse Roberto Napoles } Fernando Navarrette Jose Navarro Alex Neira Tim Nelson Moala Ngaue Thivan Nguyen Maria Nuno Tony Oliver Horacio Olvera Alicia Ordaz Michael Orejel Edgardo Orellana Jacqueline Ortiz Sandra Ortiz Veronica Padilla Susana Paredes Nena Patel Wendy Peet Amada Perez Criselda Perez Susana Perez et RR tas ea Maria Garcia thinks she’s ea 5 SG Ee Oe ata o Bs A Tee VaR cw ee a ae a “s ale, Maria Pena Concepsion Perpuly Lucy Peyrellacle Miguel Pimienta Jose Pina Gina Pinto Romeo Plascencia Elizabeth Ponce Maria Pulido Susie Raab Naomi Rabadan Lourdes Ramirez Teresa Rayas Raul Renteria Ivan Rey Carmen Reynoso Sean Rice Danny Rivera Denise Rivera Amalia Rocha Alberto Rodriguez Frances Rodriguez Lidia Rodriguez Ricardo Rodriguez Suzanne Rodriguez Manuel Roldan Pattie Rollins Gary Roman Mayra Rosales Roberto Rosario Devin Rowe Mario Ruiz Cynthia Salazar 120 Lidia says, ‘‘’83 is the place to be!” Jesus Salazar Alberto Salcedo Francisco Sanchez Christina Sandoval Nick Scanga Lenny Shultz Sean Sease Jose Serrano Juaneta Serrano Melvin Shofner Rosa Sicairos Jamie Simon Darren Simmons Jean Simonek Robin Simpson Michelle Skeels Nadine Smith Jose Sotelo Cheila Spells Sherry Stewert William Stokes Tracy Stockman Rene Storffi Scott Stone Glenn Swain Traci Sykes Sonia Terezez Mumur Tatola Rene Terez Gregory Thomas Antoine Thompson Rene Torres Jose Tostado Lisa Townsend Hung Tran Theresa Tran Allen Truman Teresa Valadez Blanca Valladares Idalia Valladares Lydia Vaque Sergio Vazquez Sonia Vasquez Sophomore class shows great determination Jose Velez a é ¥ Yamira Venture ' : Alex Verduzco Juan Villafana Margaitu Vizuete Candy Waldez Kim Walker Sharon Washington Yolanda West Leilani Willison Bryant Wilson Shawna Zamba Marita Zambito Beatriz Zamorano Dandy Zerg aa beet, Mike Begg says, “I just got my helmet done and I can’t do a thing with it.” 122 Class of 54 First Semester President, Nancy de Seriere Second Semester Presi- dent, Maria Hernandez First Semester Vice-Presi- dent, Maria Hernandez, Second Semester Vice- President, Sharron Her- icks First Semester Secretary, Sharron Her- Class Advisor, Mrs. Rinks Second Semester Secretary, Nancy de icks Seriere Nancy de Seriere, freshmen first semester president’s goal was to have more activities such as egg and balloon tosses and tricycle races. She loves the teachers and students of Lennox High, saying, ‘‘they’re great.’’ She also ranks Mr. Calder as her favorite teacher, ‘‘He’s my dad,”’ she stated. Second Semester Freshmen President, Maria Hernandez states her class theme, ‘I can and together we will.”’ With this positive thought in mind, she became President of the Freshmen and wants to have more spirit in rallies. Adrian Acosta Cure Adams Geo Agramonte Nazario Aguilar Ezequiel Alarcon Jose Alarcon C. Alcala Rafael Alcala Rodolfo Alcala Isn’t it beautiful? Open the Lilian Alegria Carlos Alfonso Manuel Almanza Hilda Alonso Kinberly Alston Robert Alvarado A. Alvarez Guadalupe Alvarez Victor Amezcua Lorenzo Angulo Marisela Angulo Edgar Archila Estela Arciniega C. Srmas Javier Arreola Norma Arroyo Francisco Avalos Cesar Arturo Gary Atkinson Camilo Avila Birny Baker Javier Banuelos Ruby Batun Silvia Bautista Maria Beccerra Martin Beccerra Rhonda Bisel Kathy Bliley Cindy Bly Anabel! Borges Arutro Bracamontes Fr Helda Bracamontes : Edna Bradley Jose Brambila James Brown Kenny Brown Glenn Buchanan Jesus Bueno Jesus Bueno Ramon Burgos Y. Burgos Alexis Caballero Carolina Caballero Martin Cabrera Larry Callahan Samuel Canatena Andy Campbell Armando Canty Sam Carrauto Mario Carrera Ramon Carrilla Carmen Castro Efren Castro Frank Castro Mario Ceja Claudia Cerda Ken Chambers James Chandler Tanna Chapman Epi Chavez Nina Chavez Donald Cherry Tabatha Chuba Don Clark Tonya Clark Efren Cobos 126 Trina Coleman Herminia Contreras Lurdes Contreras Bertha Corona Jose Luis Coronsno Allen Cowell Felix Cruz Francisco Cruz Samuel Curiel Sylvia Curiel Charles Davis Charlotte Davis Dion Deas Fammy De Foe Anthony Della Rocco Michele Della Rocco Garciela De La Cruz Irene Delgado Juan Delgado Juvenal De La Torre Roberto de Leon Nancy De Seriere Dennis Diaz Gabriela Diaz Golie Diaz Lilian Diaz Margarita Diaz Maria Diaz Ricarda Diaz Rosio Diaz Julio Douglas Alma Duarte Ron Duke Dawn Dowling Scott Downie Charita Endaya Martin Enriquez Richard Escoabr Hugo Espindola Shirin Ethnasios Manny Euyoqui Connie Evans Paula Evans Hala Fahiha John Fernandez Juana Fernandez Mark Fields Lakepa Fifita Rosa Figeroa Zoraida Figueroa Mina Fischman rane Ee i Will you hurry up and snap the darn thing! David Fingy Francisco Flores Francisco Flores Javier Flores Mariam Flores Sergio Flores John Bravaro Judy Fox Rose Francis Sylvia Franco Franklin Crosthwaite Jose Rodriguez R. Francisco Ingnacio Glalcia Jose Galicia Martin Galicia 128 Paula Gamboa Fernando Gamboa Maria Gamboa Miguel Gamboa Blanca Garcia Carlos Garcia Caroline Garcia Danny Garcia Ernesto Garcia Diana Garcia Maria Garcia Maria e. Garcia Patricia Garcia Rigoberto Garcia Denise Gardner Manny Garretson Richy Gaytaw Seani Grayson Adan Gomez Alicia Gomez Antonio Gomez Gustavo Gomez Andrea Gonzalez Armando Gonzalez Camilo Gonzalez David Gonzalez Juan Gonzalez Mike Gonzalez Norma Gonzalez Rafel Gonzalez Salvador Gonzalez Nancy Gordillo Mayra Guerrero Cathilna Guzman Resemarie Guzman Sharron Hericks Guillerno Heridsillo Rodney Hillard Anna Holguin Mayra Hose Heather Hurat Vincent Husges 129 Sofia Hernandez Sergio Hernandez Maria Hernandez Manuel Hernandez Hector Hernandez Feline Hernandez Alex Hernandez Juan Hernandez Miguel Hermosillo Tonya Henley Diana Hamilton Haifa Haj-Eid Angela Ice Arnold Iniguez Martin Iniguez I. Iniguez Rebecca Iniguez Robin Ingram Chery! James Jorge Jaime Romelia Jaquez Asusena Jimenez Olga Jimenez Denise Johnson Kenny Johnson Sharon Johnson Yvonne Justin M. Kalta Calvin Kennard Lori King Cherri Knights Kelly Kocis Lupe Landeros Danny Langley Maria Larrilo Pearl Leal Marilyn Ledesma Stephanie Ledesma Tyrone Lee Gerry Leiseca Hector Leon Sanda Levine Bessie Lewis Cecilia Linares Rolando Linares Armando Lopez Cathy Lo9pez Rosa Lopez Veronica Lua V. Luca Olusa Madera Brian Madkins adan Maeda Linda Mahe Leteonio Malama Alberto Martinez G. Martinez Holy Martinez Raymundo Martinez Ruben Martinez Victor Martinez Xemia Martinez James Mata Sandra Matthews M. Mazariegos Terry McClain Lisa McFarland Lamont McKinney Lorna McKinzie Chris McLemore Elizabeth Medina Martin Medina Estela Mendoza Victor Mendoza Margarita Mercado Rosa Mercado Milan Mewborn‘ Hector Meza Ruben Meza Ricky Mireles Haloti Moala Suzanne Monson Jorge Montijo Roaldo Moran Idaberto Monteagudo Dorothy Muncey Maria Munoz Cathy Murphy Elder Najarro Manuel Najera John Nguyen Vu Nguyen Juan Nieves Martha Ochoa Mario Orosco Efrain Orozco Antonio Ortiz Byron Ortiz Flor Ortiz “Cheese! !!1 : ‘ 9 . 9 When we SAY we re comin up Ae ep Maggie Padilla Kelley Palmore Oscar Palmo James Pennington The class of ‘84 is a bore. LZ Joe Pennington Angel Perez Aydee Perez Eva Perez Humberto Perez Peter Perez Sandra Pimineta Guadalupe Pina Guillermo Plascecia Marisa Plascencia Armando Polina Carla Pollock Patrick Quinlan Maria Quiroz Milagro Quant Alejandro Ramirez Jose Alfredo Ramirez Midia Ramirez Leonor Ramos Victor Ramos Yolando Roja Alejandra Raya Sandra Rendon Nanette Renovales Maria Reyes Manuel Reyna Scott Rice Luis Rico Mark Ridgley Jesus Rios James Rivera Naomi Rivera Charlene Robertson Dora Rocha Carmen Rocha Cynthia Rocha Francisco Rocha Maria Rocha Eida Rodriguez Jesse Rodriguez Jesus Rodriguez RSIS: 134 Lorena Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Alfredo Rojas Hector Rojas Anthony Rosas Ray Rosas Elsa Rufio Victor Ruiz J. Salazar Maria Salazar Raul Salazar Francisco Salcedo Anna Sampson Anabelle Sanchez Francisco Sanchez mario Sanchez Silvia Sanchez Terry Sande Rougoth Segovia Charles Shareef Steve Sharp Jose Serna Lupe Serna Danny Serrano Fred Silva Tom Sivertsen Ronny Skeels Joe Smith Jerry Smith Chico Sotolango Jesie Sonzalez Darlene Spence Sonja Spencer M. Stokes David Strasburg Francisco Suarez Mike Tripp Khang Troung Larry Taylor Doris Tedpahago Lucretia Thomas V. Thomas Michelle Toloczko Beatriz Torres G. Valladare Martha Vallejo Anthony Valles Juan Valenzuela Lourdes Valenzuela Lorena Ventura Norma Ventura Jesus Vera Elea Villamor Kim Marie Warren Rodney Whitley Rodriquez Worberto David Wiles Irene Williams Lorilie Williams Tresa Williams Charles Willison L. Wilson D. Wilson Marilyn Wright Flavia Yanez Maria Yanez Terry Yilvers Napoleon Muniz Rodney Zeugin Norma Zamorano 135 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row 1; Noemi Rabadan, Lidia Rodriguez, Olga Martinez, Iliana Es- trada, Rita Camberos, Rosa Lopez, Noemi Rivera, Margarita Fig- ueroa, Yvette Carrasquillo, Dennisse Mercado, Donna Bax, Anita Ren- don, Nancy de Seriere, Isabel Juarez. Row 2; Alma Estrada, Maria Hernandez, Wendy Jones, Colleen Houston, Sandra de Seriere, Ann King, Eunice Essien, Elea Villamor, Cindy Bly, Reina Pinto, Lisa Tres- palacious, Martha Bojorquez. Row 3; Andy Cambell, Julio Douglas, Fred Silva, Angel Rabadan, Sharron Herricks, Pilar Martin, Theresa King, Ana Cusidor, Sandra Herron, Willie Mitchell, Ruben Magdelena, Ignacio Verduzco, Alberto Monteagudo. Row 4; Wayne Hutchens, Joey Collins, Alex Niera, Kevin Lawrence. The Government advisor, Mr. Bill Calder kicks back and gets caught in the act. Ann King says, “Wow. Check him out.’’ Horr � Xow 1; Mark Bernd, James Rivera, Tammy DeFoe, Noemi Rivera, Ms. Ton, The Speech Advisor. 'fvette Carrasquillo, Margarita Figueroa, Mr. Don Ladin, Marilyn SPEECH CLUB Whitley, Dennisse Mercado, Rosie Figueroa, Luz DeLaTorre, Minnasue THE TONS OF SPEAKERS )Raab, Katherine Bliley. Row 2; Alan Cowell, Victor Jackson, Hector Row 1; Kevin Rachell, Jose Martinez, Sandra Gorrin, Lori Hosale, Xivera, Denise Rivera, Re’Shell Fields, Virginia Thomas, Donna Hamil- Martha Bojorquez, Angel Rabadan. Row 2; Mrs. Ton, Mario Espinosa, son, Ardis Carnes, Charlotte Davis, Lori Lopez, Evelyn Vance. Row 3; Julie Campos, Ignacio Verduzco, Herlinda Hoyos, Wendy Jones, Dan- ‘John Kreis, Marc Livingood, Lisa Trespalacious, Angela Jackson, ette LeBoeuf, Rita Camberos, Pilar Martin, Yvonne Borges. Row 3: |Tammy Puyol, Kimberly Alston, Angela Ice, Felicia Criswell, Bridgette Arnold Iniquez, Rafeal Diez, Luis Lopez, Oscar Moran, Chris Komathy, Johnson, Linda Hokanson, Rhonda Bisel. Gus Veitia, Wayne Hutchens, Jose Garcia, Kevin Lawerence, Delzie pnoirs advisor, Mr. Don Ladin goes over the lyrics. Lanham. The American Field Service is a club designed to learn about other countries, cultures, and ways of life. This year Lennox had the honor of Eunice Essein’s presence as a foreign exchange student from Liberia. Linda Hokenson was chosen last year, to rep- resent Lennox High as a foreign ex- change student, to the country Turkey, over the summer. Mario Espinosa was chosen this year, to attend a foreign country next sum- mer. We wish them all many happy memories. 1) Eunice Essien, Mario Espinosa, and Linda Hokenson discuss the different countries all over the world. 2) AFS Club—Tony Whitley, Wayne Hutchens, Linda Hokenson, Susan Flores, Myrlene Valcinus, Carol Snyder, Julie Campos, Mario Espinosa, Eunice Essien. 3) Club members say ‘The sign says it all!’ 138 2 1. Pam American Club— Row 1; Teresa Enriquez, Celina Ortiz, Jorge Carrera, Maria Rodriguez, Veronica De La Cruz, Yadira Mercado, Fernando Peraza, Margarita’Mercado. Row 2; Rosa Castellanos, Lucia Bermejo, Raul Alonso, Te- resa Padres, Jose Luis Coronado, Ignacio Lopez, Ana Maria Febila, Moises Lopez, Sergio Yepez. Row 3; Rosa Fig- ueroa, Elsa Rubio, Daniel Velasquez, Aurelio Witz, Juan Jamie, Armando Lopez, Maria Martinez, Socorro Gamboa, Luis de la Pena, Reina Pinto. 2. Lance Staff—Row 1; Fredrick Williams, Consuelo Yepez, Susan Flores, Miniece Richardson, Mitch Asplund, Danny Shofner, Dennis McGregor. Row 2; Ignacio Verduzco, Noemi Rivera, Eunice Essien, Carlos Moran, Linda Hokenson, Alleen Albino, Sherry Stewart, Terry McClain. Row 3; Joey Collins, Jonathan Erhardt, Alphonso Cameron. The Lance Staff has done a great job of put- ting together this year’s newspapers. There were a lot of obstacles, but they met all of their deadlines. We look for- ward to their informa- tive articles throughout the years to come. nines — CSF: Jamie Simon, Sandra Gorin, Ignacio Verduzco, Mary Hess, Kevin Lawrence, Miseon Lim, Xuan Nguyen. LEGAL RIGHTS Club Advisor: Mr. Roberts Jamie Simon, Sonia Vasquez, Sergio Vasquez, Mr. Roberts, Maria Angelo, Rosa Garcia. Legal Rights = se mate eo 140 10 VY W onwyent couad er nauk oi: em a2 dean Wo unt - Ss. een roe aR ey : Bn atts od woe howe Se aan SEY et gs pete (epg, Huro” tateaemy dit Loh nOtL ney SERA ER aE [ewarn ems SoGuberoe mye S319 yuadn. Atenas Aer kGacr ace ch ee he Noah Ae sane ue Be chonoe ¥€ onyen pies Ws T Gen i pee Dee one) AO eee : St G : ' ene” ah aALox th wary WY} TIN Hon uy os me Vulce ot wes a Pp 4203 0 KAU yer are. d cork uot A aa. + Borers eH Co ; : s 6 : TUG QO DURA, Pathe pene EI ee IY oe cy reales son En hr 493 1h ican aah LS cohivih ee ) vv yay no % a8 Pe om ans IN BU? i Uv yam - s z 5 snip 2 yor Salt ws Rr LU 24 UI, igs yore abet. 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Deu aes Ee fadThanks for HADI ON YONOUF USA ees Re 8 being mine J 1U+ y Shad oss won | [Senay always $2 aN WY T,,Wieo+ | eg ‘ : } Tay eid Wend 484 v' r ro “ase, hy iSyen SAID), i bane, S colle €ee2e¢@2@ee@2n € 8 1 a8 8 + 8 2eé Lal AMLITA a 06 ‘Hool 5 2 O76 Q Qg BememberMe Always om é = AG; ete oct 0 LOVE 272s 9-80 80-81 LV) AEX MOOS DRILL TEA oe Anita “terdo ye a Cal one rec od Vers 93B7D7S remember e€ crazy times we ; be Edgar Bi Z SG Oy €D 18-0861 hw aL wont loca nh by, Funnt ene bt geh oes S en in (0 years, 2ee2eee Sh we 3 od ave a great summe ak Briass of Bie Bs a A ¥y wt 7120.2 aA Valwo bla ¥ hasares 8 v rT) +] mo p(t) ye a eit) artis ee ae Li] r ont Za mye oe 2 © S oe © 2) ge ° —$ o PPE ie MCN NE a eS ae ees (PROD TR A AEE teed, ES AA ALR! TD A a NY RM Ale eS RD ik Dale aR ln I remember the first day of school, in our freshman year. Everyone and everything looked so big we were known as ‘‘Punky Freshman’ and even though we thought we had graduated into a much higher and sophisticated world, we found ourselves at the bottom of a four place totem pole. We looked up at the sophomores even though they were just one year older than us. And we envied the Juniors—they had cars and seemed to dress in style. We idolized the seniors, and were in awe everytime one - walked into the room. I remember how close we all were then—we needed each others support to make it through each day. I remember how on graduation night we collected the gowns, and felt so honored at being kissed on the cheek by some of the graduating senior guys. Our sophomore year was a lot different. We were still close, yet we started to drift our separate ways. Our junior year showed some improvement. Our class began to come out of the woodwork and unite as one, like we once were. We all stuck together as we went through the emotions of almost being seniors. We made big plans of how the class of 81 was going to go in style. Graduation that year was a little bit more emotional. Even though it wasn’t our graduation many of our boyfriends, girlfriends, brothers and sisters graduated and it threw us into the shock of reality that we were next. On the first day of our senior year, most of us still felt like juniors, yet we knew we had finally reached the top. Now that we are here, now that we are envied by the freshman we realize that our year is only as great as we make it. We were close again like we were when we started as freshman at this small, but wonderful school. We vowed to stick together this year and drift apart no further _ than we already had. This year has brought upon many happy and sad times. We finally realized in the 3rd quarter of our last football game against Miraleste that it was the last time we would all be together cheering for the Lennox Lancers. We ee e - ourselves from crying by reminding ourselves that we still had basketball season. T. last basketball game wasn’t as emotional as we had expected. We creamed El _ Segundo and had a great half-time performance by our pep squad. Graduation is . right around the corner yet we all pretend we don’t notice how quickly time is : passing. Most of us are glad to be graduating, yet there are a few like myself who ARON POD EOL LED EEL GI IEEE A NAH wish they could hold on to this year suspended in time forever. But we all know that we must go on and that the memories we have from these past four years will hold many more memories. Graduation night is here-I walk down the aisle past the flower girls. I see my mother-she snaps a picture of me. As I arrive at my seat, everyone has on great big smiles. I see my fellow classmates filing in. I have a feeling of sadness, yet a feeling of great fulfillment and happiness, as they hand out the diplomas. I feel the end coming near. It is time to turn our tassels ... It seems we've come so far, yet we’ve only just begun . . RA) AAR REAM Nile: $I MG es presented by class of ’81 142 143 Staff and Faculty 1. Charles Armstrong 2. Margie Johnson 3. Edel Alonso 4. Oleta Barnet 5. Mary Koerner 6. Barbara Falkenstein 7. Peggy Sun 8. John Carter 9. Gail Watermen 10. Ruth Ono 144 te Seogeecanagiop inion: See Lome eee oS Be ang SAR 1. Lowell Hauter 2. Bill Calder 3. Mark Logsdon 4. Brian Yoshii 5. Sandi Smith 6. Betty Zeitler 7. Lee Hayashi 8. Betsy Ditman 9. John Sahakian 10. C. R. Roberts 145 Our Wonderful Staff 1. Richard Reynolds 2. Kathleen Perry 3. Lianna Parra 4. Theresa Jogosz 5. Catherine Schindler 6. Jerry Helpin 7. Willa Mae Cockayne 8. Richard Ong 9. Donald Dunn 10. Ramiro DeLaRocha 11. Dana Thomas, Edna Erickson, Kay Reamer, Leno Gallegos. 12. Sharon King 13. Donna Opoku- Agyeman 14. Marian Kovinick 15. Custodial—Pedro Carrasquillo, John Carter, Al Everton, Joe Grazulis, Bill Maynor, Dick Swoboda, Luis Ta- margo, Curtis Wallace, Steve Wells, Roger Whitehorse, Mag Hernandez. 16. Mr. Lennox 17. Levy Flowers. 147 LANCERS HAVE PRIDE “This year has been very rewarding for me. Lennox studenys and staff members alike are second to none. The school typifies its slogan—LANCERS HAVE PRIDE”: Mr. Ronald M. Tyler “Very interesting and satisfying position. The Lennox students and staff are the best in the district:’’ Mr. John Carter “Regarding working with students and staff at Len- nox H.S., it proves the old adage ‘Cream always rises to the top’ ‘’: Mr. Sid Wiess. 148 1)Ronald M. Tyler 2) John Carter 3) Sid Wiess 4) M. Gak 5) G. Creede 6) Mort Miller 7) Mary Lee Ton 8) Jose Gutierrez 9) Dr. Robert Scott 10) Cheryl Boyden 11) John Wheeler TEACHERS DO IT BETTER 1. Janice Edmon 2. Barbara Takumi 3. Judy Reed 4. Michael Morse 5. Wally Aitken icepest fecling =. shores itech , Se THE. 6. Carroll Hauser 7. Patsy Brierly 150 1. Phil Kovinick 2. Darlene Daniel 3. Donald Young 4. Fran Rinks 5. Charles Hamilton igayt SERVICE 973-7373 772-1616 2 STORES EST. 1948 SALES 676-2297 MAGNAVOX - RCA - SANYO - MGA - G.E. - FSHER - ETC. GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M, - SAT. TO 7, SUN. 12-5 HAWTHORNE PLAZA JOHNNY LANG | setween PENNEY'’S BROADWAY UNION AIR TRANSPORT G.M.B.H. M. BLILEY AIR OCEANFREIGHT CONSULTANT 8635 AVIATION BLVD. INGLEWOOD, CA 9030! (213) 649-4732 Paradise Baptist is a friendly church with a vital message. —Rev. A. M. Cluerson, pastor —Rev. A. D. Cluerson, assistant pastor 5100 S. 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