Workman High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Industry, CA)

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WHS FACULTY . . . Love Homes. Children, un WHAT makes Teachers Tick? Are They human or iusT mechanical roboTs ThaT Thrive on giving homework? No! Teach- ers have families wiTh all kinds of prob- lems and ouTside inTeresTs iusT like everybody else. Like many of Their sTudenTs, Teachers answer To The beckoning of moTher na- Ture and The greaT ouT-of-doors. Miss Sally Graves and Mrs, Donna Lander find skiing Their cup of Tea , while Don OuTland and John Horn, To name Two, like scuba diving. Mrs. Jeanne Carringfon, Leroy Eisenbise, and Mac- Arfhur Moore spend much Time camp- ing in The deserT or mounTains. ForTu- naTe people like Mrs, Connie Sfubbe and Harold Crawford .own Their planes and Mrs. Suzanne Murphy Thinks noTh- ina of sailing To Hawaii on her sloop. RELAXING while The wind Takes over, Mrs. Suzanne Murphy, Tanned by The Hawaiian summer suns, is on her way To CaTalina wiTh her husband in Their sloop. ,rm PAUL SHIGO DAVID SHIRLEY RUSSELL SMITH LEO UTT RICHARD WHALEY MRS. SHARON WITT MRS. CONNIE STUBBE MRS. KATHY WOOD FACU LTY--3 l

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ESCAPING to the lounge area, faculty chaperones, Roquell Capps, Nick Diaz, and their wives indulge in pleasant conversation at the Snowflakes and Crystals GL Formal. Some Teachers Planes. Sloop, ing in Noted Choir MRS. DONNA LANDER 1 French I, ll, Illg English II, III. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Water Skiing, Reading. PATRICK ROGAN - Geography, Physical Educa- tion. Coach: Varsity Baseball, C Basketball. PAUL SHIGO - A cappella Choir, Boys', Girls' Glee, A 8. B Band, Geography. Advisor: Girls' Trio, Boys' Quartet, Girls' Triple Trio, Pep Band, Dance Band. Hobbies: Music, Gardening, Chess, Sports. Outside Interests: Church Choir, Roger Wagner Master Chorale in Los Angeles. DAVID SHIRLEY - Basic Math, Drafting I, II, Ill, IV. Advisor: Lettermens Club. Coach: Cross Country and Track. RUSSELL SMITH -- English, Western Civilization, U.S. History. Advisor: Junior Class. Coach: B Foot- ball, Hobbies: Reading, Swimming. Outside Inter- ests: Family. SOE-FACU LTY MRS. CONNIE STUBBE 1 Chairman: Business Edu- cation Department. Bookkeeping I, II, Typewriting Il, Shorthand lg Office Machines, Clerical Office Practice. Advisor: Financial, Pioneer, Surveyor. Hob- bies: Flying, Golfing, Camping, Swimming, Outside Interests: Our Airplane. LEO UTT -- Chairman: Mathematics Department. Basic Math, Algebra I. Advisor: Senior Class. Hab- bies: Fishing, Camping. Outside Interests: Family. RICHARD WHALEY -- General Business, Typing I, II: Shorthand II, Record Keeping. Hobbies: Golf, Guitar, Reading. Outside Interests: Toastmasters, MRS. SHARON KAY WITT - Home Economics I. Ad- visor: Future Homemakers. Hobbies: Home Decorat- ing, Sewing, Family. Outside Interests: Camping, MRS. KATHY WOOD 1 Spanish I, English I, Hob- bies: Skiing. Outside interests: Music, Spanish Travel. I IN PREPARATION for a match with rival coaches, teachers B. Green and R. Whaley practice their swing techniques .... . . . s:g:.- :Ns , kc, :: M., .. ,. , ,...., wap.. .:: ess- MRS. DONNA LANDER PATRICK ROGAN

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J . . .,.,, . 32-FACULTY CLUBS if lTOPl VIGOROUS VTA officers: Mrs. K. Jorgenson, veep, B. Kerns, Board of Dir., and Les Dickinson, pres., review the health plan for teachers and families policy made at their monthly meeting. ICENTERJ Valley AFT Veep, A. Moffatt, edits arti- cles written by teachers to appear in local T7-42's Newletter. AMBITIOUS WHS Faculty Club officers: B. Kerns, pres., H. Crawford, soc. chm., and Mrs, C, Stubbe, treas., decide to post a notice of the Club Picnic on the lunch room bulletin board. VTA, AFT GROUPS Get Together At Breakfasts BY GETTING together socially and po- litically, the Workman Faculty Club, di- rected by Barry Kerns, president, enioyed many affairs during the year. Before school began in the fall, the group sponsored a sock-it-to-'em, teach Chicken Dinner. This helped the T7 new teachers get acquainted with their colleagues. The club also held monthly breakfasts at a local restau- rant and a Pizza Party. At Christmas the teachers had an exchange-gift holi- day luncheon with Santa giving gifts. When not socially involved, the club acted as a representative of the district Valley Teachers' Association affiliated with the CTA, of which Les Dickinson, WHS, was president. The VTA and the AFT with Vice-president Al Moffatt on campus developed such policies as sum- mer school and presented a salary pack- age to the Negotiating Council. F E- 1 -f-17 1' 4