Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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i 4liQl -- 5 I Q--Q, p ...LQ ,C :lil . .Af l P E f. Q, i ky 1:5 We 1' if 4 it sg M..Lsii5' - C E- fb i? C f 55552 FIELD SCIENCE CLUB: FRONT ROW: M. Rogers, L. Carmichael, P. Shorkus, J- Gonzer, G- Brenner, F4 Kuhn, H. POIICIS M. Bcuahn, L. Brockett. G. Johnson, B. Gaman, H. Garnan, V. Valle, J. Firrnan. SECOND ROW: FIELD SCIENCE OFFICERS: V. Valle, sec., L. Carmichael, treas., L. Brockett, veep, H. Garnan, pres., J. Horn, adv. CURIOUS Field Scientists, dressed in comfortable clothes and with packs on their backs, walk the narrow pathways at Henninger's Flats to learn about geology. l vas.. v :L .-si..-sp '..m.nsa's-'ans x1i...f11s:fLs'1 !lu..Au-1linlrax..i - Field Scientists Group Hikes For Fossils ADDING many rare and varied speci- mens for their natural history museum, members of the WHS Field Science Club, sponsored by John Horn, advisor, and directed by Harriet Gaman, president, worked many hours after school and on week-ends to gain experience in this field beyond the scope of their regular curriculum. Early in the year the club took an over-night field trip to Henningers Flats to collect pine cone specimens, in par- ticular, and other nature specimens as well. Then in January they also heard a guest speaker, Mr. McCallum lecture on falcons and then give a demonstration. Throughout the year members took several one-day hikes into the San Ga- briel mountains to collect fossils and rocks for the museum. Members sponsored a school-wide after-game dance, candy sales, and two car washes to earn money to add equip- ment to enlarge their museum and to finance one-night field trips.

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Chuteluines Girls' Group Adopi Orphan BLUEBIRDS aT Workman High School? No! ChaTelainesl Who are The ChaTe- laines? They are senior or iunior girls, dressed in royal blue,woolen, A-line dresses wiTh iackeTs To maTch. They give of Their Time willingly To aid all school TuncTions, community proiecTs, and any oTher service inTeresTed high school girls can perform. The ChaTelaines, under The supervi- sion oT Miss KaTherine Ryan, librarian, and headed by PauliTa Adams, presidenT worked Throughour The year To promoTe a closer relaTionship beTween The school and communiTy. How was a girl chosen To become a member of This girls' service honorary? FirsT, she was recommended by her Teachers Tor her willingness To serve The school and Tor her good ciTizenship. This year The girls sponsored a VieT- namese orphan, served aT school ban- queTs, senr boxes To boys in VieTnam, decoraTed a Xmas Tree Tor a hospiTal, and The iuniors ushered aT graduaTion. ALOHA! is The greeTing To Principals Krarnar and Faul and Board Member, Mrs. L. Hillenbrand, from Chafelaines L. PoTTer and P. Marrens aT The Home Ec. Hawaiian dinner. CHATELAINE OFFICERS: D. O'Brien, soc. chm., P. Adams, pres., P. Goller, veep, Miss K. Ryan, adv., K. Jones, Treas., P. MarTens, sec. ? l CHATELAINES: FRONT ROW: M. Martinez, L. Zaragoza, K. AnThony, L. Hernandez, C. Hause, P. Goller, B. WhiTe, L. Bishop, C. Harris, D. Saun- PoTTer, K. Jones, J. Klein, P. Brunke. SECOND ROW: P. Adams, D. ders. O'Brien, L. Carmichael, J. Liberto, P. Martens, J, Allen, BACK ROW: A. CHATELAINES-l 15

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Press Club Scribes Hosi SGV Tourneg BENT on publicizing boTh school publi- caTions-The newspaper, The Surveyor, and The yearbook, The Pioneer, members of The WHS Press Club loined TogeTher To do iusT ThaT. Headed by Larry BrockeTT, presidenT, and advised by Mrs. KaThleen Jorgen- son, The club opened Their year with a gala Pioneer Day Drive wiTh members in wesTern cloThes selling lO cenr TlckeTs Tor a free yearbook given away as a door prize aT Their aTTer-game dance ThaT nighT. Yearbook sales skyrockeTed during OcTober. NexT on The agenda was a ChrisTmas parTy for members and Their guesTs and for guesT of honor, AFSer Inger KrisTian- sen. To raise funds for The Treasury, The club held a week long candy sale. Spring broughT anoTher dance. The club also hosTed The annual Wrifing TournamenT, sponsored by The San Gabriel Valley Tribune, for nearly lOO Scribes. In June Top iournalisTs were recog- nized wirh Trophies aT Their banquet T ss X PRESS CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. K. Jorgenson, adv., L. BrockeTT, pres., B. Mouri, Treas., J, Salles, veep, L. Zaragoza, sec., P. Adams, veep. LET'S be sure we cross off each school as iTs enTry blank returns, relaTes C, Capps To Press Clubbers R. RooT and S. Brenner concerning wriring conTesT PRESS CLUB: FRONT ROW: P. Nissenoff, P. Adams, C. Alexander, B. D, Spagnolo, M, FuguiTT, B. PeTerson, S, WooTen, J. CarTer, J. Barry, L. Zaragoza, B. Edwards, D. McLaughlin, C. Caudillo, E. Raymond, BACK ROW: C, McCormack, S, Honkoski, G. Gomez, T, ConanT, R. Roclriquez. SECOND ROW: S. Brenner, L. Harris, S. Shaum, A. Porfo, bert, S, Nelson, L, Bracken, P. McCall, D. SmiTh. Mia Q '!M' EdiTor plans. Salles. B. Eb-