Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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L . . B y , ve K it failing i ' L tltiiitliy 51 ll R ' i .r.ff'x2RsiL k...' H E L swells Wit it Wi' i f VARSITY WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: R, Rosales, M. Sandoval, R. Oronoz, Sqhwingel, J, Gqnser, B, Ackerman, l,. Orr, E, Bohannori, S. Hernandez M. Boone, L. Wills, K. Heidkamp, J. Figureroa, A. Garcia, D. Marghella, S, Heizer, O, Caldwell, F. Mariani, D. Winningham, R. Koppen, BACK ROW: B. Miller, C, Ritter, G. Coach Green's Lobo Matmen inish in ifth COACH Bob Greens Varsity wrestlers, headed by Larry Orr, Lobo of the Year and Keith Heidkamp, most inspiration- al player as co-captains, ended league play in fifth place with a 2-5 record. Despite their O-4 pre-league record and their losing the first two meets in HL action, the matmen pushed ahead of their opponents in the next meet against Walnut by a score of 42-13. After two more defeats, they came back to trounce Wilson 48-18. Reuben Rosales l98 lbsl most im- proved player won most of his matches by pins as did Keith Heidkamp ll23 lbs.l and Larry Orr H36 lbs.l Another varsity stand-out was Denis Winningham who won the Boosters award and Jim Gan- ser, MVP for the JV's. .., wig, 5, , Q, ni in V nv W- ewyi-1533,-ref-fiy-f,q:,F3.i2..,+,m . Yfemfiu. -f A N R . 1,254 V 1 1 ' - J?1'af sfe?YfP H an , - j ig , ,gm ' ,Su y y ei? 1 J f W- wg. I ' f ' : R ,r . fif5fgi,i.grs-egfgffsgefff gg rt,f1rf,5g Mi this yi, .3533 gg ff fe-pw. 2 M.f.f-A-mf'-w'fu,fQ-or :sw u. '. lf . we f fm ,f- :Q f. -- .,. . . ' r may w i 2 . we ., , -' f Q .,y,,.f,fL A .1 ,fa we .3.. f ,M , , 5 ,fe ,, .H 4 - 1- 1- .Mlm -F',fr.1 . ,J ?.3fz.u6.fLfMi,..5.. ., Jaw! ma? 'I , .asv .1 f ,gig ffm' zfZf',f- 'f. -,f - . W' . - if 1 Mi is ---If -W .2i1'mMeM5,' H -F,,,j,54 4- :, ,.,,w+r?w14:w ----,M m-r fra , -A ----ei: - - , fwm.'7 S-W-'MZ' ff'-was -M ww f- A ' ..,.. W Mjjtkw . ,, , re 5? fir iQ?i,?4Zf ff r if ' , .. ,,. ':. , .Jr 1 ,, , , J ., ,, , ,f,. f r W'.4. ,- wr.,WM .. gx We . f - 1,0 , if .tif-.fri-wear, rf . f 1 . 7 W ,A it ,wi WANT my opinion? Well I don't think that move will work on those boys, suggests Coach Bob Green to Varsity Co-Captains D. Winningham, L. Orr and JV J. Gonser. ACE GRAPPLER Keith Heidkomp, most inspirational player , attempts to flip his Bos- sett opponent over for o pin in a fast-moving match, but were edged, 30-23.

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rl . Mawr. Lit-He Harriers orfeit Record INEXPERIENCED, but willing, the Frosh- Soph cross country squad, 25 in num- ber, Turned in a respectable 5-2 league record, only To find That iT was reversed and forfeited because of the ineligibility of one player. In actuality, The li'l Lobos bested all but Two Teams in the league, and They grabbed second place in The MT. SAC Sierra Vista which The Li'l Lobos proceed to win 19-44. lThe meet was forfeited laterl. lI'1VlTOTlOHC1l in October with Gerry Burt running Third in individual competition. After a forfeit from Ontario in Their opener, They proceeded To lose To Alta Loma, 39-22 llow score winsl. Then in JUST BEGINNERS: Frosh-Soph Harriers ready Themselves for an all-important meet with succession They outran Walnut, 27-47, Sierra Vista, 19-44, and Gladstone, i5-50. After being routed by crosstown rivals Wilson, 35-21, The li'l Lobos wound up The season by edging Royal 4 Oak, 27-32 with Gerry Burt as MVP. ...,. . . .. ,..... .f...m . ,, -. ..,. M, I-XB' na- ::'--- - --' -o-iz ' ef 3 . .1-'E'-1. - 'f , f - ' E X -tr ,s . , 1+ . 1 Eesti i X by T.- . . , r . I Y. s .S .. ,dss . . CROSS COUNTRY Coach Dave Shirle con ratulates Ca t. G. Maddox, fastest runner in , Y 9 p .,... r SG Valley and second in CIF play, on his superlative achievements for the past 2 years, FROSH-SOPH HARRIERS: FRONT ROW: C. Chapman, B, Manus, A, Moore, R. Alman, D. Lawson, P. Speers, M. Neilson, C. Maple. BACK ROW: D. D. Christiansen, G. Anders, S. Datus, M. Mitchell, P. Schmidt, A. Mireles. Webber, J. George, M. Carter, S. Caldwell, F. Flynn, G. Burt, Merrill SECOND ROW: Coach D. Shirley, R. Slayden, J. Kennedy, K. Heyrend, Neilson, M. Brenner. 9 ecew mg T ,muumlnwx ,.,. .- -warm-w

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-,l11 ,lm f1 ,, . Sweep To A Pe BOASTING a perfecT T4-O league record, The Lobo varsiTy baskeTball Team copped The HL Championship and wound up as The besT offen- sive Team in The' Valley wiTh a 74.3 average, nosing ouT Covina, 72.9. They were fifTh in defense wiTh San Gabriel on Top. Co-CapTain Mark Wisniewski finished in Third place in The Tribune's individual scoring race wiTh Price of Temple CiTy on Top and Sfiles of WesT Covina 2nd. The Lobos, coached by Dale Fer- ber were accorded a bye in The firsT- round CIF play, buT meT Bell Gar- dens aT MonTebello high school only To go down To defeaT aT Their hands, 75-62. erber's Sharp-shooiing Varsiig Cagers rfecT I4-O League Season losT 4 ouT of TO conTesTs and found These games of value when iT came To l-lL compeTiTion. Senior 'Mark Wisniewski garnered almosf every differenT Type of award given To Top players, Besides Lobo of The Year Mark was named To The All-League, All-SGValley, and All-CIF Teams and became The Ser- Toma player of The week for The sec- ond year. OTher players To receive awards were: Buzz Crissman, BoosT- ers' Award ll-lusTlerl, Bill Serrano, MosT AssisTs , and Andy Tessier, highesf Free Throw percenTage. Besides such Thrillers as AlTa Loma whom The Lobos nipped, 67-64, in The firsT round and Royal Oa k whom I n pre-Ieqgue gcfionl The Lobos The Lobos I'1OSGCl ouT, 66-63 ll'1 The ffii --l---- ii- T ---T- ... - fff H Qifii iiffii ff'iifif' -1Tii'1 fYflivfYi': 2 iifir E 2 ilziif lif rffffrr 2If 'lifffflf 35 rfzii ifrzf f-22S2212Q22 f--: W 221' 'sff iifl f1z:s frf 1.:xggig,,.g.,..g1L.z:L3i,.i1i .... ..,. T40 VARSITY CAGERS final game of The second round, boTh Wilson games were filled wiTh Tense lasT period momenTs. The firsf round TilT wiTh Wilson despire The pouring rain ouTside was played To a capaciTy crowd, IT was a nip-and-Tuck baTTle all The way wiTh The Wildcafs, and The Lobos won iT 76-72, only in The lasT few seconds. ln The second round, again iT was a Tense ball game wiTh The Lobos Trailing during The TirsT half, 3l-22, wiTh Wisniewski .guarded well by Bauer. The Lobos in The Third quar- Ter began Their aTTack which worked effecfively and afTer Bauer fouled ouT, They sank T6 in a row To win The TilT, 66-54. BACKED up by Teammafes, Deodeye M. Wisniewski, Lobo cenTer, leaps pasT his Roman guard To help Trounce Royal Oak, 78-50.