Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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Building Sounds Echo over Loboville WHAT concreTe happenings Took XX Place This FALL on The Workman Campus as iTs second SepTember Arrived? Trucks rumbled, air- Hammers buzzed, pounding Resounded as consTrucTion goT Underway. A new road, a second Access, from Echelon To LoukelTon Was builT. Before school opened, AFSer from Denmark arrived, Seniors posed for grad picTures, Largesl' Frosh Class goT orienTed, FaculTy hosTed new Teachers aT Dinner. ASB welcomed all aT a Howdy Hop, sTarTed member drive. Band, PepsTers igniTed Lobo Pride. Gridders copped Trophy from Wilson rivals before TirsT Home- Coming crowd. Harriers Took second HL crown. Lobos Tilled gym Tor AfTer-game dances. Exams Tor TirsT auarTer over. Bn-SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER

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I CONCRETE to the right ot us! Concrete to the lett ot us! Concrete all around us! Did you ever stop to think about how many things on campus are made ot concrete? The slabs ot all buildings, the steps, all the walks, the amphitheater, to name just a few! Viewing these every day led us to choose A Study in Con- crete as the most appropriate theme tor this year ot construction and en- largement at Workman. For just as the student body grows so does the enlarge- ment ot our campus. What does Webster give as the defi- nition ot the word, concrete ? There are two ditterent ideas conveyed: spe- citic, exact, particular, hard, solid . How can these two meanings be applied to our daily lite at school? Every day we are called upon to be concrete in many ditterent aspects. ln order to pass an exam, we must be exact in our answers. We must make detinite ettorts to earn credits and make specific plans to graduate. During our high school years we will make concrete decisions that attect our tuture. Concrete also conveys the idea ot be- ing hard, solid, and firm. We have to establish concrete goals and be firm in our determination to meet them. Yes, Workman's entire foundation is concrete-a mixture ot gravel, sand, and water. This concept has been car- ried out in the '69 Pioneer on the Divi- sion Pages. Each section plays its part in the making ot the Finished Product, the Seniors, and their distribution into the outside world. We hope you like all the concrete examples ot school lite at WHS tor the year, '69. R, ll!! . f .V ' ...fi W ' 3, I WW I Q W5 ff 4 6 Q ,Y .V

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5- 4iQ i A Siudenis Work, Plag igrag ,A of 2 M sri Q .W az, V N ? v 'il fig 'V' Waring-1.,:V L - Q.. - .. HOP L.i TAME Ibe Wildcoisl yell joyful Lobo fons of WHS firsi' Homecoming Fefe. ITOP RJ WORKERS pour foundations for a concreie future for Workman Lobos, IBOTTOM L.l MOUNTAIN Climbing and iogging fill Principal Pauls leisure iime. IBOTTOM R.l AFSer Inger Krisiiansen Tours Workman with her adopted sister Karen Eicliorn. IBOTTOM RJ BUY your ASB card ond get a free book cover! urges Linda Pofter. IBOTTGM Rl CAMPAIGN posiers in Civics foretell coming Presidential election. I iii . I FALL 9