Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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DR. SARAJANE ERIKSEN DALE FERBER WORKMAN TEACHER AIDES: Mrs. Norma Thornstrom, science, typing: Mrs. Marjorie Howard, reading, U.S. history: Mrs. Bernice Thorpe, mathematics. New aoultg-I5in Number- Aid Increased WHS Enrollment DONALD ANDERSON - U.S. History, Civics. Ad- visor: CSF, Social Science Club. Coach: B. Basket- ball. Hobbies: Reading, Writing. MISS MARGERY BIERY - Girls' Physical Education. Advisor: Pepsters. Hobbies: Folksinging, Canoeing, Puzzles. Outside Interests: Dance, Travel. ROQUELL CAPPS - Chemistry, Basic Science. Ad- visor: Science Photography. Hobbies: Photography. Outside lnterests:, Grandchildren. MRS. JEANNE CARRINGTON - English I, ll. Hob- bies: Camping, Waterskiing, Bridge. HAROLD CRAWFORD 1 Chairman Industrial Ed- ucation, Wood I, ll, III: Foremanship. Advisor: Aeronautics Club. Hobbies: Playing Guitar. Outside interests: Flying town Planel, Camping, Fishing. LES DICKINSON - Metal I, II, III, Introduction to Industrial Education, Advisor: IEM Club. Outside Interests: Sports at all kinds, Gardening. CLINTON DUNN - German l, ll, lllg English l. Freshman Class Sponsor. Hobbies: Reading, Lan: guages. LEROY EISENBISE 1 Geography. Hobbies: Camp- ing, Relaxing. Outside Interests: A.H.S.A. DR. SARAJANE ERIKSEN - English I, III. Advisor: Creative writing, Juniors. Hobbies: Travel, Swim- ming, Bridge, Reading. Outside Interests: Church Activities, DALE FERBER - Typing, Boys' Physical Education, Counselor. Advisor: Lettermen's Club. Coach: Var- sity Basketloall. Hobbies: TV, Coins. Outside Inter- ests: Swimming. 4, LP VALLEY TEACHERS' ASS'N President Les Dickinson welcomes BO new teachers at the District at a dinner at the La Puente Lanes. FACU LTY

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DON ANDERSON MISS MARGERY BIERY ROQUELL CAPPS MRS. JEANNE CARRINGTON HAROLD CRAWFORD LES DICKINSON CLINTON DUNN LEROY EISENBISE PRINCIPAL James Faul warmly greets Gregory Heninger, one of I5 new foculTy mem- bers who are guests of honor at a pre-school Luncheon held in The Home Ec room. FACULTY WHS FACULTY. . . Aim To Mold New Leaders DANCES, games, Proms-These are buT a parT of every sTudenT's life on The WHS campus, buT The mosT imporTanT parT is educarion. And whaT would edu- caTion be wiThouT The Teachers ,ThaT make iT all possible? Yes, They are The backbone of socieTy, for They educaTe The young who will evenrually become The leaders of The furure. Keeping This in mind, insTrucTors spend many hours preparing lecTures and work Thar will sTimulaTe class inTer- esT and make sTudenTs Think abouT ideas discussed, in class ThaT could change a .sTudenT's viewpoinr. lnsrrucrors have a good relarionship wiTh sTudenTs, combining subiecT maTTer wiTh realiry and fun. This makes Tor inTeresT on The parT of The sTudenTs.

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mum, emu' ,f C6149-,rig 'yf-lv-q..4 ITOPJ SOCK it to 'eml Hold that knife steady! quips Faculty Club Prexy B. Kerns to Principal Faul and L. Dickinson, VTA Prexy, at their annual Chicken Dinner Round-Up as he prepares to cut the cake. IBOTTOM L.j TAKING advantage ofthe oppor- 'runity to renew friendships and discuss the boom of new students, WHS faculty enioy their dinner get-to-gether. IBOTTOM R.l CHEFS Mauch, Kean, and Diaz hand out piping hot tried chicken, po- tatoes, gravy, coleslaw, rolls to guest Board Presi- dent, Dr, Falloon and his family. 26-FACU LTY ai'ii A is it R liz , VW' 49 Its- se x, Dsl S103 Q SAM FLAIM MRS. ROBERTA FOX DAVID GIRSCH PAUL GRAHAM