Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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new Frosh at Orientation while on a campus tour. CONCERNED Advisors D. Anderson and C. Dunn analyze many of the enterprising suggestions for the Freshman Class. 86-FRESHMEN THESE are our locker facilities, states Guide Carol Caudillo to FUND-RAISING affairs need class support according to responsible class officers-John Kennedy, veep, Becky Brockett, treas and Toni Aguirre sec Twyla Aguayo Toni Aguirre Larry Albright Deborah Alexander Beverly Allen Larryi Allen Michael Allen Crystal Alman Deborah Alpine Rose Alvarez Jackie Alvarran Glenn Anders Dianna Anderson Michael Anthony Cathy Arnett Wendy Arnoult Mark Ashman Mark Athearn Bernard Augustine Jeffrey Baier Q42

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L ope for Junior Status Anita Sharkus Linda Shriver Mary Silva Debbie Smith Gerry Smith Priscilla Smith Ross Smith Dorothy Soto Ross Stifes Norman Suite Therrie Sullivan Carol Thomas Herb Thompson Cynrthia Thomsen Debra Tuller Elsa Uzeta David Van Horn Yolanda Velasco Ruben Venegds Cha rmayne Vignault f L'L'E,,S L lx- .il 'K' E - :QV if, RL Camera Shy LINDA AGUIRRE FAY CAMPBELL GILBERT CARDOZA BERNICE DAY KAREN EVANS ROBERT FORKER JEANIE HERNANDEZ JOHN HERRON ROBERT HYLLA CATHY JACKSON LINDA JARRELL CATI-IY JOHNSON ANTHONY JUAREZ DELORES LEYVA DEBORAH LITCHFIELD MARGARET MONTALVO CRAIG PETERSON MARIA RINCON GARY ROBB BILL SEARS CONNIE SHIRCLIEEE LYNDA WALLACE DEBORAH WOODS Dorothy Wade Patrick Walton Catherine Watson Juanita Watts April Weeks Andrew Welemin Richard Whatley Robert Whitener Charles Whitney Donald Williams Tom Williams Mark Winter Robert Woelky Russell Wood Sharon Wooten Danny Yearout n FOOTLOOSE Lobos, Steve Nelson and Louise Croce bop to the wild music of the pop group, The New Dimensions. -- six ...M Ji., ,- w f I Ieii ogg ' 'Mi ',f ,F ifwi-4.325 , 3 I T ' se. fx' .vi f fx: .si A .. h 'fx ' fi ' LL E, N A . L t' ' A I A 3 , . ,, it I L. H K E was 6, . t R A er ., K - R a C I CRII ' Itsi F ' i 51. ' I asf! .D L Iiiii - R I W, ,L :D .. 2 3' 4' - 31 5' 3 Yi 3 Ns. IT 11 - I 4, SOPHOMORES-85

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DESPITE his small 54-inch frame, Freshman Alfonso Mireles is the biggest small man on campus and also serves as popular President of the biggest class at Workman. I L L Ai, . . .lx . 2 64 V X lv- x K, 5. -5 5 3 A Q. ,Ig 3 . it sv 'LQ , . an -san- , As -M ' 4 I ll ' A X I -.. , Xxx fs? N, 1 L l M i -4 Q WX 1' 3. s -2 :' X B . X v- ' Qin 3 4 'Q .- I s- ' by z I J K+ if ' 3 Q .i T 2 W. -0 , V sf, 5, .,, -v lx. Barbara Bailey Mary Barbato Cathy Barnes Phyllis Barrett Robert Barry Johnny Bartlett David Basoco Carla Bearden Thomas Beaty William Beauchamp Robert Bello Kevin Bench Cheryl Bergman Sylvia Berroteran Laura Berry Denise Bertram Donald Blackwelder Cindy Blakeley Larry Bletcher Marilyn Bluestein CLASS OF 1972 . .. 520 Freshmen Swell Campus WHAT class was the biggest in numbers, it not in size? The Freshman Class, ot course! Yes, it was the nevv, the most bewildered and most school-spirited Class ot '72, which was comprised ot 520 'Littlest Lobos. Early in the year they tollovved the example ot upperclassmen, buying ASB cards, practicing hard as members ot the minor tootball and harrier teams, or yell- ing loud at all games to spur the Lobos on to victory. They also brought enthus- iasm and interest into their classes in geography. In October, they chose otticers to lead them with Altonso Mireles as their Pres- ident. Assisted by their advisors, Don Anderson and Clinton Dunn, they spon- sored an atter-game dance at mid-year, as a tund-raising atfair tor their treasury. 5' 1' xl: fx EAGER Frosh Senators: R. Siayden, Y. du Pignac, and B. Peterson, push class views on their importance to ASB. FRESHMEN-87