Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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BACK ROW: L. Olivas, S, Wooten, D. Winn, L. Roch, N. -Brown, C. Watson, C. Knox, J. Boettcher, C. Coggins, W. Fomes, D, Mumma,- C. House, Avila. PEPPY Drill Team Captain. Pat Goller, dreams up routines for girls and sets pace for marchin UP, UP AND AWAY That rollicking tune makes all members of the WHS Drill Team 'give out with a swaying routine which captures the imagination of grid fans. g tactics.

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DRILL TEAM... Crack Shows Siar Q6 Girls OUTFITTED in sharp red mini jumpers wiTh black Trim over gold blouses and red shoes over black socks, The 26-girl Drill Team of WHS performed aT all home aThleTic conTesTs and rallies in con- juncTion wiTh The Lobo Band. WiTh CapTain PaT Goller, dressed in a gold iumper over a red blouse, calling The whisTle, The girls rollicked and pranced To such Tunes as Windy, Up, Up and Away, cmd The Marine Hymn To name a Tew. FirsT LieuTenanT Bonnie Lawson anol Second LieuTenanT DyAnn O'Brien, under The guidance of Miss Sally Graves, advisor, also assisTed in whipping The group inTo a snappy marching uniT. Members climaxed Their year wiTh an Awards BanqueT honoring Top members and announcing new leaders. PRECISE Drill Team Advisor, Miss S. Graves, creates new forma- DRILL TEAM: FRONT ROW: D. O'Brien, B. Lawson, P. Nissenoff, C. House, C. Cauclill J. Orr, T. CasTner, C. Thomsen, D. Tuller, P. Herzog, D. Hancock, C. Gomez, P. Golle SHARP Drill Team Advisors, Bonnie Lawson and Dyann O'Brien support Their Tions and stimulates leadership wiThin her group of girls. Capfain by combining resourcefulness wiTh exacf Timing in drills. T28-DRILL TEAM

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...E- HARD-HITTING Lobo Varsity Football Captains-Mike Kedulich, Mike Potter, Jim Farmer, and Mark Erickson-hash over strategy they'll use against the Gladstone Gladiators Varsitg Gridders Record I 4-2-I DESPITE the fact that they could boast I5 returning lettermen, Coach Bob Green's varsity footballers finished league play with a 4-2-I record and a fourth spot. They were nosed out by Gladstone and Alta Loma for second and third place and Ontario nabbed the HL championship. Assistant coaches included: Chuck Lohr and Sam Flaim for the second year who were ioined by newcomer, Jerry Morgan. The Lobos chalked up an en- viable record, nevertheless, blanking four out of their six league competitors and losing their first and last games. Paced by their four Captains Mike Potter, Mike Kedulich, Mark Erickson, and Jim Farmer, the Lobos faced the tough Ontario Jaguars first and could muster only one touchdown by Farmer to Ontario's two, making the final score, T3-6, in the HL Champs' favor. Stinging from this first loss, they re- taliated by racking up three consecutive shut-outs-easily outplaying Walnut, 65-O, trouncing Alta Loma, 2l-O, and stopping Sierra Vista cold, 25-O, with Jim Farmer leading the way in each tilt. VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: B. Jones, mgr., R. Vega, C. Ritter, D. ROW: R. Buckley, B. Villa, J. Richardson, B. Bowles, B. Ochoa, E. Hort- Burke, P. Duran, R. Ramsclale, D. Winningham, R. Aguilar, mgr. Coach nett, J. Montalvo, M, Carmichael, T. Guerra, M. Kedulich. BACK ROW: Flaim. SECOND ROW. M. Erickson, J. Bautista, S. Wills, F. Guerra, T. Coach Green, head, Coach Lohr, R. Wood, C. Scalero, M, Potter, B. Castner, S. Hernandez, M. Lazzara, H. Predegon, R. Brindos, mgr. THIRD FoBrizio, O. Caldwell, T. Miller, J. Farmer, Coach Morgan. I 30-VARSITY FOOTBALL