Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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' fl Ui, .. Ali' I T Zsiifciad ff. N .. ra' Skiing ., 'Q X SOC. HONORARIA HISPANICA: FRONT ROW: R. Raile, adv., P. Adams, D. Delgado, J. LEAFING through a popular Spanish magazine are Baker, C. Silva. BACK ROW: K. Richards, L. Harris, K. Jones, S. Harris, K, Anthony, clubbers K. Richards, L. Harris, and C. Silva. iNot pictured: A. Garcia, M. Kedulich, C. Montalvo, V. Gamiz.l Soc. Honoruriu Hispunicu Club Fosters panish Studg HOLA AMIGOST The Sociedad l-lonoraria Hispanica lSpanish Honor Societyl Cas- tilla La Vieja chapter, in its first year at Workman, was inaugurated in October when a Chapter meeting was held. The exclusive club was formed for students who had maintained an honor average of 3.5 in the study of Spanish for a minimum of three semesters. Its main purpose was to recognize high achievement in Spanish and to promote a continuity of interest in Spanish. l-leading the WHS group were Co- Chairmen Delia Delgado and Mike Ked- ulich, who received the guidance of Frederick Raile, advisor. At their first meeting Mr. Raile showed slides and souvenirs of his last summer's trip to Spain. Then at Christmas members went to Los Angeles' Olvera Street to vievv the Las Posadas . After initiation of new members in February, they attended the Cerritos Col- lege FL film festival and wound up the year with a picnic a la Americana. I I i 5 i . 'I , SOC. HONORARIA HISPANICA OFFICERS: CO-CHAIRMEN: D. Delgado, M. Kedulich, F. Raile, adv. I'VE got a word! Spanish scrabble is more fun than English! indicates K. Jones to advisor, R. Raile, K. Anthony, and M. Kedulich at their noon honor seciety meeting. ,Mft I

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ff occ-,un L F - Sw nor sum i F ns 'sum ' SPONSORING ci special AFS assembly, President Larry Bockert presents AFSers from area high schools who give their impressions of America compared to homelands. AFS CLUB OFFICERS: L. Brockett, pres., J. Firman, sec.-treas., Y. Carrasco, veep. iN. Diaz, adv. not pictured.l AFS Club Lobos Salute Danish AFSer WELCOME to the United States and to Workman High School! We hope your stay here will be an enioyable experi- ence! This statement by Nick Diaz, AFS advisor, began a whirlwind of activities for the Lobos' second AFSer, lnger Kris- tiansen, from Denmark, whose adopted American Family was the Eichorn family during her stay in America. The field service club, the AFS Club, directed by Larry Brockett, president, quickly took lnger under their wing and saw to it that she was able to adapt to the American way of life easily. First, lnger was guest of honor at an Open House held at the La Puente City Hall where Mayor Allen LeFever welcomed her and presented her with a city plaque. Then she was honored at a tea and a Xmas party. At an assembly, the club presented lnger and other ASF students in the area who told of their impressions of Amer- ica. After staging the annual Donkey Basketball benefit and a spring barbe- cue, lnger spoke at graduation and said goodbye to her aolopteol family and Workman. LA PUENTE Mayor Allen LeFever presents Inger AFS CLUB: FRONT ROW: l, Kristiansen, K. Eichorn, K. Embro, W. Carter, M. Rogers. SECOND with a City plaque at the LP City Hall. ROW: A. Hale, C. Rankin, S. Rios, M. Dos Santos, Y. Carrasco, L. Hale. BACK ROW. H. Pollak, M. Baughn, L. Brockett, C. Anderson, B. White, J. Fernandez. i 3 I MQ, gif R . . vj ' - . 1E'-x?.5 - ,,- .J'!gfg-. ik: ,,,, 31 f1gf. ' ,f. . F

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X 'F Sf -s s s,e f: ' 1 , ,,.. .W is THESE are the safety precautions all of you must take when welding, explains advisor L. Dickinson to IEM club members who listen intently to pointers he is giving. i 5 IEM CLUB OFFICERS: G. Bowden, pres., R. Jones, treas., L. Dickenson, adv. . 'if SWE ,.. , - .sf 1 a s , if li- 5r 1e 4: 12 I Q i5' fu at fav' ' ff' . yye L.. , 'll' ii ai t r 5 'PV' 5 mm Boys Exhibit Metals Work BOYS, want to join a club where you can learn and also have fun? Then look up the IEM llndustrial Education Metalsl Club and ioin the group. Members went to shop twice a month where they got a chance to enhance their understanding of metals and metal work beyond their classroom work. ln the spring they held an exhibition of the work they had done. In addition to their metal work, the boys took field trips to nearby indus- tries and also took on a beautification proiect of the school ground. But all was not work, for the boys got together with their fathers and mothers and went bowling once a month. They also played billiards with their dads at the Fiesta Family Billiard Room. In the spring they entertained their dads at a banquet. How did they get money to finance their year? By first selling peanuts, then they held a car wash. Finally they spon- sored an after-game, school-wide dance. l B . , , 3 L X E M Y IEM CLUB: FRONT ROW: R. Jones, R. Hunter, M. Smith, M. Allen, G, Bowden, F. Deruyter, J. Diaz, I. Williams. R. Welemin, B. Jones, J. Garcia. BACK ROW: D. Scott, B. Haggard, 120-IEM CLUB