Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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lfllh? l FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: L. Wills, A. Ward, R. Jones, D. Buckle, T- JGQCl, D- WGGVSV- BACK ROW: R. Whecztly, mgr., D. Sliger, M. Dexheimer, M. Athearn, J. Kennedy, J. Baier, F. Flynn. SECOND ROW: GU1ef1Pl0'1f C- Hill, V- 3GV1ClbUfQf P- DUCHGHEOU, M- 5Cmd0VC1lf D- Coach J. Morgan, R. Martinez, L. Marquez, D. Waller, D. Mclntire, C. Simmons. 1 1 1 Coach Morguns 5 c s i, 1 T 1 . I T ix h 9 h l Fros - op 9 isp ags 1 -. -- 1 ' wa! 7 COACHED by Jerry Morgan, The Frosh- l Soph baseballers have a 2-2 league record as they finish their first round of action. In pre-season play, however, they boasted a 4-1-1 record. Their league opener with Ontario 1 ended in a 10-3 trouncing by The Ja uars. Facin Alta Loma next, The li'l 9 Lobos relolloled bY lrlppmg Them lO48' NOW remember this. We need not only good pitchers, but also players who can hit, Pitchers l:CII'Ol'1 Flynn Grid Fl'OSlt ROl36l'T catch, and are quick To react to any kind of play, relates Coach J. Morgan. Jones shared th'e honors as the winning pitchers. Going-into The fifth inning, the Lobos were behind, 8-6, but came back t b I 1: 1: . h I LI'L LOBO Frosh Bobby Jones, pitcher for the Frosh-Soph baseball team, rounds third y exp O mg or our runs ln lf e OST base in record time to make good his homer in the Lobos 10-8 trimming of Alta Loma. Two innings. Much To their surprise, they were edged out of The next game by a score of 6-5 in favor of the Walnut Mustangs. .. N . .. , - . 1 1 T 1 1' 1 1 ril. , ..rf 1 .1t..

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'fp X uv' . N41 JV BASEBALL: FRONT ROW: W. Purcell, M. Groh, F. Contreras, G. Robin- ROW: Coach Flaim, B. Ackerman, D, Elton, G. Kleitz, T. Castner, D. son, J. Gulyas, C, Ritter, M. Montalvo, R. Jones, H. Pedregon. BACK Farmer, D. Yearout, D. Harris. , . . hi' i TRY getting down a little lower to the dirt for those hard-hit grounders, You'll catch 'em a lot easier, instructs Coach S. Flaim to JV catcher-pitcher D. Harris, IMPROVED Lobo JV pitcher Ted Castner sees his chance to steal to second when team- mate Dave Farmer hits a line drive to left field in the close 5-A win over Sierra Vista. . A - ' .W K f mia fr f f 'r'l ' iewe, f' - W Y V WW! ,,,,,,..,,.hn . . ., . . M Hamm JV Nine Nip SV Dons, 5-4 HAVlNG played only four games in their first round of league play as presstime, the JV loaseballers, coached by Sam Flaim, hold a 2-2 l-lL record to date. ln their first league encounter, against Ontario, the JV's battled to a tie in the final inning, but fell short one run in overtime as the Jaguars won, 4-3. Ted Castner took the loss for the Lobos. First baseman Dave Farmer hit a triple, while Pedregon and Jones accounted for other hits. After a forfeit by Walnut, for not hav- ing a JV team, they traveled to Alta Loma where they were again nosed out by a score of 6-3 in a hotly contested tilt. Finally they tallied a win for them- selves over Sierra Vista, 5-4. ,u eeefiieef-veiiewmswgftif,f-are-Q-Q ,. . W .ga . . is . I. .1 we-waistesrfewlaviafieevuzsagwise My . . . . . , ,, . 1- ,ww-1Bwggvwiiqqzvmwf-att!-s 525' ,ff-S5151 .155-iemojsl.. figms ,335 ...L ... M... wiki .,, K. ,. .. gy N. M We ii sweet-ff--::fef,..'-ie-Kita.,zeliz-,qWw?fsem,..,.f,s ..,.., MQ.-me --fever.. W. .V 4 M my..-e...m-ii eM,,,...,, . ,M ,., seg-N .wwf-srrll i QW? '1-1 ,C 4 ,f J. Si Nsnwelif 4, i it A 5 gi-.,3f R ww ii ,J sz ,u.,,.1m -wp -' -in -fe -55-' L C A :W -- 1 mtiiqi:.gzwfsgiii'f:xir1f5f :?'W-QW :F HLEL.E:i'2,E:v-L'5f5Yi:f E5ufL Hifi? 'xiii . 4

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1 GAA BADMINTON CHAMPS: IFRONT ROW1: L. Poffer, G. Clare, A. Cosco, C. Couiure, D. LIKEABLE ADVISOR, .Mrs. L. Miller, shdrpens Dobrenen. IBACK ROWJ: D. Nutt, L. Wolke, G. Kennedy, L. Kennedy, C, Rankin, S. Kepford. GAAers' Techniques and inspires Teamwork. MASTER of the rocket, Linda Potter, Takes aim and bends low to slum GAA OFFICERS: SEATED: J. Picciono, sec., L. Potfer, veep, D. Nutt, pres., ci serve To her Rowland opponent in hopes of gaining cz Team point. M. Gcillcxugher, Jr. rep., ISTANDINGJ: D. Dobrenen, Soph. rep., G. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASS'N. Kennedy, hisf., C. Rankin, soc. chm., T. Rofhwell, frecis.