Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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EAGER Co-EdiTors B. Edwards and B. EbberT geT in The acT of FIND a beTTer word for 'headed' before I Type This capTion, asks LiT. Ed. publicizing Their monTh-long Yearbook Sales Campaign. 0 I ol' Consiruchon A STUDY IN CONCRETE! How appro- priaTe was ThaT Theme in This year oT consTrucTion1 Trucks rumbling in wiTh building maTerial, and cemenT mixers pouring ouT Their concreTe inTo Tounda- Tion aTTer ToundaTion. Yes, The school was liTerally a sTudy in concreTe! And Trom The oTher poinT of view and anoTher meaning of The word con- creTe, how beTTer could The sTaTT record The hisTory of The school year Than To picTure concreTe, specific examples of The daily liTe and evenTs OT The Lobos? WiTh These ThoughTs in mind, Co-EdiTors Bon- nie Edwards and Bob EbberT, wiTh The help of The sTaTT and Their advisor, Mrs. KaThleen Jorgenson, planned Their un- usual Theme Tor The '69 Pioneer. FeaTured in Tull color were The end- sheeTs, The TiTle pages and The TirsT Homecoming Queen along wiTh spoT color on The oTher inTroducTory pages. STaTT members aTTended J-Days aT Cal Poly in Pomona in The Tall and spring. LasT year's ediTion received The Top MedalisT award from The CSPA. B. Barry of P. Murray while LiT. Ed. D. Spagnolo recopies a TriplicaTe. GET some 'concreTe' ideas inTo your Theme copy and picTures, urges Mrs, K. Jorgen- son, liT. adv., while Co-Eds. B. Edwards and B. EbberT finish checking layouTs. PIONEER-T O9

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ww l PIONEER STAFF: SEATED: B. Barry, lit. ed., P. Murray, lif. ed., P. McCall, T. Conant, lit. eds., G. Gomez, index, M. Fuguiif, lit, ed., C. Alexander, Bus. mgr., D. Spagnolo, lif. ed. STANDING: R. Rodriquez, ass'T lil. ed, index, S. Honlcoski, plwofog. E. Raymond, lit. ed., P. Adams, lit. ed., B. Allen, J. Sfansbury, S. Nelson, vwih Hs Theme Pioneer Feaiures 'Year IT'S AMAZING! Most of our adveriisers have paid up early This year,' TRY To gef the letters To form ci unique paTTern, suggesfs Art informs Mrs. C. Siubbe, bus. adv., when conferring vviin P. McCall, bus. mgr. adv., Mrs. S. Murphy, To M. Rogers, designing the '69 Pioneer cover. lO8-PlONEER

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A CAPPELLA: BOTTOM ROW: J. Adams, S. Starnes, R. Weiss, J. Riley, Bluestein, C. Duvall, P. Headon, J. Bailey. BACK ROW: Y. Reyes, T. P. Clark, T. Costner, L. Cook, P. Hooper, K. Richards, T. Radgowski. Lopez, C. Sigala, S. Berroteran, J. Underwood, M. Fisher, C. Nedrow, B. SECOND ROW: S. Ortega, K. Thomas, J. Cruz, P. Vilasco, S. Belveal, Jacobs, M. Baughn, D. Winningham, C, Whitney, J. Thompson, B. A. Corso, C. Thomsen, M. Jarrell, T. Sullivan, D. Wade, V. McGee, M. Jacobsen, B. Dunn, J. Liberto, M. Adams, P, Shigo, dir. Glees Qing Chri tmas Carols in Concert YOURS is just the right length, states music director P. Shiga to A. Corso as J. Underwood and M. Baughn try on the elegant red choir robes set oft with' gold collars. llO-GLEE CLUBS THROUGH a wide variety of activities throughout the year, the choral groups at Workman, under the direction of Paul Shiga, instructor, learned that singing is fun-fun to do and fun to listen to. The Glees, consisting ot an a cappella and girls' group, sang both popular and classical selections which they presented at various programs during the year. First they caroled at Eastland and pre- sented a holiday Concert and Assembly. Then, they practiced daily the songs which were used in the District Choral Festival at Rowland High School on March T5 with Dr. Foltz ot the Univer- sity ot Mississippi as guest conductor. All district high schools had an oppor- tunity to feature top students. ln the spring the Glees, in coniunction with the Band, presented a Pops Con- cert. With Mike Baughn, president, they held an Awards Night, honoring top members. At graduation they partici- pated in the program by singing special numbers.