Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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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

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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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SENIORS OF '69, The second class To graduaTe Trom Workman! Some T80 in number! WiTh Andy Tessier, presidenT and Leo UTT, advisor, To guide Them, The seniors seT up an agenda Tor The year. l-low To earn money was one oT Their problems. FirsT, They sold DaTTy Apples aT all 'home TooTball games. Then They sponsored a school-wide dance aT ChrisTmasTime. They also held candy sales once or Twice during The year. TradiTions were uppermosT on Their minds, and They meanT To insure These privileges, such as The senior lunch line, The senior place on The Tloor of The gym when aT assembly. They changed The locaTion of The Senior quad from iTs presenT siTe To one by The Library which TuTure seniors would have. They also ordered senior keys aT midyear. As They reminisced abouT Their Three years as Lobos, They were proud To be Lobos. EvenTs of Those Tinal weeks passed in review - The Prom, Top HaT Day, Senior BreakTasT, The Final As- sembly, GraduaTion, and Then The All- nighT ParTy aT Disneyland. DEPENDABLE Senior Senators C. Hause, P, Park, and Frank kick around ideas Tor Class Privileges. GOING over The Class accounTs, The Senior Officers: S. HuTson, Treas., R. Mouri, veep, and M. dos SanTos, sec., find They can easily finance The class giTT To The school. JANENE ADAMS PAULITA ADAMS BARBARA ALMAN FRANK BARROVVS SENIORS