Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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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.

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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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BADMINTON, HOOP GAA:-ers Grab ea gue Titles OUT To improve their last year's record, The members of The Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation spent their sixth periods, prac- ticing and sharpening Their Techniques in all competitive sports. WiTh The guidance of Their advisor, Mrs. Lorelee Miller, President Detra Nutt and her officers urged The girls on To make iT a banner year. This They did Too. Early in The year, They finished an undefeated season in badminton, with wins over Rowland, 6-2, and La Puente, 5-3, awarding Them The League Cham- pionship. The girls continued Their winning streak in loaskeTball and again became The undefeated League Champions, edg- ing Nogales, 43-40, in Their Tinal game. Other sports included: Tennis, softball, volley ball, anol Track. Three girls-DeTra Nutt, Anna Corso, and Claudia Rankin were The first girls aT WHS To earn GALS letters. GAA BASKETBALL CHAMPS: FRONT ROW: L. Potter, A. Corso D. NuTT, K. Anthony, D. Dobrenan. BACK ROW: M. Jarrell, L. Wolke, G. Kennedy, C. Rankin, S. Kepford. IVE GOT the ball! yells Anna Corso l9l to teammates Linda Potter ll2l GAA basketballers hold, for the second Time in a row, an undefeated and Sandy Kepford li il during a fast paced intersquad basketball game. League Champion title. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASS'N.-157