Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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AGGRESSIVE Tailback Jim Farmer, lending Lobo Ground- AS SLIPPERY as a greased pig, Lobo Back Mike Kerlulich bears off his opponenls and gainer, runs wild for his second TD qgqingf Walnut, wiggles his way Through the Wildcat pack on his way To poydirt in the Lobos ASYO win. nlario Gels Tille I 3 s S' A LOBO VARSITY GRID AWARDS WINNERS: Sal Hernandez, Most Improved, Lapiaiiis Mike Poifer, Mike Kedullch All-League, Lobos of The Year , Sieve Wills, Mosi ln- TRICKY Lobo Quarterback Mike Pofier scarnpers Clown spirational All-League, INOT Pictured: Mark Erickson, All-League, All-Valley, Jim field To help The Lobos cop The Gold Helmet from Wilson. Farmer, All-League, All-Valley. VARSITY FOOTBALLeel 33

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V V Center Mark Erickson brusmes o e C1 S ded TD, ow es evo es err eense, o in WITH RUGGED Lobo guard Ted Cos1ner, running interference for him, elusive SWEEPING T510 SIQVVG ViSTG'S 'eff end L IJ Q I b k B 1 ff1hGIdf6If fygf BI d rh df hpgf hlk prb TD one e ense, r in or o Kedulich, Poi-Ier Chosen 'Lobos of Year': Lk A ,. Vhkh .. A A A eree or eoeo YNAMELT oroo errieoeroe oeee I P05242eeFN0fi1 oer NAME 1-of 1ee P054 ' QL oeoeoo 11161 LBRIAN?2'eB9WL1EST 1l r 1 e r 52 ,Q ooer TLLT I152ee VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY GRID COACHES: B. Green Lohr, J. Morgan, S. Floim, hold T

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Dave Furmer,M' B Footballers Nail 4th Place SPURRED on by Co-Captains Keith Heid- karnp and Bob Garcia, The Lobo B Toot- ball team ended the league action in fourth place with a 3-4 record. Vllllson and Royal Oak tied Tor the HL Title. After a l-i pre-season record, The B's opened league play with a 13-7 victory over Ontario. Lenny Wills connected with a pass from Dave Farmer, quarter- for a TD, while teammate Leonard Marquez blocks out a Walnut tackler, back CJI'1Cl the B's ITWOST VGllUC1l3le player, while Doug Herrera hit paydirt. SPEEDY Lobo B Quarterback Dave Farmer U41 sweeps around his right end, heading Despite their 7-2 loss To Alta Loma, they came back to mow down their next two opponents, Walnut, 37-O, and Sier- ra Vista, 26-O. Over-confident, The B's dropped The next Two, To Gladstone, 12-O, and Wilson, 46-O. Fighting back, they were nipped by Royal Oak, 18-6, in the Tinal tilt. iSif1'2?itS i'f ?-Kam i ' . -f:-. --Q11--Q :e:i'p.fe-1 5 fl T5 ,. 1' ef emma .ge greg 55 Q- -3 rn ' --.X--1'-vi. .- aw. -- ,w:1-'ave-,s ' -.H ' . .. , z.. E s T is ' eeae T a Q. -2 . . . . , , , T ' B FOOTBALL Captains Bob Garcia and Keith Heidkamp rneet with Coach Russ brn ith . .g,L:?. . .... fe t e W for a chalk talk and prepare themselves for an all-important tilt against Wilson rivals. V a . B FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: 5- MGCGlUS0, D- HGVVBVC, T- BSOTTYT Rt KOPPQVM Coach Smili. BACK ROW: L. Chavez, C. Frost, M. McGowen, E. Mc- E. Navarro, D. Harris, J. Baier, L. Wills. SECOND ROW: Coach Rathle, Ke,-mg, D, Weqver, G. Gourdin, B. Garcia, B. Serrano, D. Marquez, N, Miller, D. Farmer, M. Rivera, D. Belangeri, K. Heidkarnp, EEE