Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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gee we 'N , wav , Q ww...-lf mhwewesss. ENJOYING O CIUIGI VWIQIWI GT ITOPOS, Inger and her adopTed BASHFUI. I:JuT friendly Inger Krisfiansen Travels from her home in Denmark To parenTs and Karen review The days highIighTs. become Workman's second ASFer as well as an 'Americonu sister for a year. Danish AF9er Says arewell To Lobos TI-IE UNITED STATES is quiTe diTTerenT from Denmark. EveryThing is so huge here, The ciTies, The roads, The cars, The shopping cenTers. The disTances are so Tar Too. You can drive for days and days, and even The waves aT The beaches are bigger Than aT our beaches. I have been so many places while I have been here, buT The place I remember besT oT all is Disneyland. ThaT place is IusT beauTiTulI I could spend days There! My year here in The UniTed STaTes has now gone, even Though I can'T be- lieve iT really was a year. IT has gone by so TasT! To me iT seems as iT I iusT came yesTerday. This year has been a year which sTands Tor me as someThing special and one l'Il never TorgeT, so Tull OT new experiences, funny Things, and learning, Now when my year aT Workman School has gone, I wanT To Thank The sTudenT body Tor making iT so enjoyable Tor me and wish everyone well. XT SIMILARITIES and differences in Tradiiions at Cfhrislmaslime is The Topic of conversation for Inger Krisiiansen and her American sister Karen as They decorafe for holidiiys. DANISH AFSer- 5

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DAR. Bausch-Lomb,Top Siaie Scholars S T TQ !, STATE SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS: Valerie Valle, Linda Bishop, Harriet Gaman, Pat Sharkus, Fred Kuhn. DAUGHTERS of The American RevoluTion honor a senior girl in every high school annually. This year aT Workman, The girl honored as The Good CiTizenship Pilgrim was Linda PoTTer, Girls' League President She was chosen loy The Tac- ulTy because of her ouTsTanding service To her school, her dependabiliTy, her leadership qualiTies and paTrioTism. Every year a sTudenT who is mosT ouTsTanding in The Tields OT maTh and science receives The Bausch-Lomb medal. This award was presenTed To Fred Kuhn Tor his high scholasTic sfanding in sci- ence and maTh. Five seniors were named California STaTe Scholarship semi-TinalisTs. Awards were made To Those who found iT neces- sary To be helped financially wiTh col- lege expenses. These FinalisTs were: Linda Bishop, Fred Kuhn, HarrieT Gaman PaT Sharkus, Valerie Valle. I fr if T DAR PILGRIM, Linda PoTTer, is chosen for This honor because of her ouTsTand- BAUSCH-LOMB AWARD WINNER Senior Fred Kuhn prepares his ing ciTizenship and unselfish service To The school and The communiTy. mqferiqls fgr gn experiment dealing Wifh oxidqfion reducfion. -SENIOR HONORS

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Able Seniors no s Map Oul Conorele Ideas Aboul ulure For College. Work: For Service. or Marriage al HAVING The opportunlfy To lead The Class of '69 is o disfincf challenge To Senior MYRIADS of details for Graduation occupy The thoughfs of Presidenf Andy Tessier, who pushes for an action-packed year for his classmales Class Advisors L. UTT and Mrs, R. Fox as The year ends. SENIORS l