Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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After turning sixteen I remember be- ing able to change my curfew to a later time — Danny Lopez • REMEMBERING HIS SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY GIFT, senior Danny Lopez wonders what he ' ll get for his eighteenth birthday. Although sixteen year olds were most likely to be sophomores and ju- niors, seniors always seemed to be reminiscing about their sixteenth birthday. ▼ CATCHING SOME RAYS, a sporty Hyundai takes up a space in the student parking lot. A car was the most desired gift for a sixteenth birthday. CHAD BUNT DONIELLE BURDEAUX TALLI BURTON KAREN BUSTILLOS r.lARY CABARLO RONALD CABRERA ABEL CAMPOS MARY CAMPOS VIRGINIA CANALES MONICA CARLIS JOSH CARPENTER BRANDON CARTEEN CARNELL CARTER BRAND! CASKEY RICK CASTILLO EDWARD CASTRO DAVID CERMAK FRANK CHAD SCOTT CHAPPLE ANDREA CHAVARIN DIENA CHEN LILY CHEN WILLIAM CHEN TRACY CHISHOLM YUN CHO JAMES CHOE SEUNG CHOI WAYNE CHOI MICHAEL CHOY ERIC CHRISTOPHERSON BERNARD CHUA JOYCE CHUN Turning Sixteen Sophomores 209

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ophomores Dig deal wirh turning BIG SIXTEEN WEEKLY JOURNAL — Friday, March 8, 1987. This past week was nothing more than an average, normal seven days of my life. Considering I finally turned six- teen on Saturday. I still feel like the same person I was two weeks ago. I thought turning sixteen would be an ex- citing experience for me. I would finally be able to get my license, find a job and get a new car. But it wasn ' t the big deal like everyone said it would be. On Saturday my parents thought it would be a surprise if they invited all my relatives and close friends over for cake and ice cream. I sure was surprised! I had plans to go out to a party one of my friends was throwing for me. But I didn ' t go because I didn ' t want to get my par- ents mad. since they were supposed to give me a new car for my birthday. To my surprise, that ended up a disaster too! Instead of a car, they bought me another watch to add to my collection. On Tuesday I went to DMV to take my driving test. After three weeks of con- stantly studying and practicing, the NIKKI ACOSTA SANDRA ACOSTA ANDREA ADCOCK FAIZAH AHMAD FILIPINA AQUINO ZYLIA ARBALLO DAWN ARIAS lyiARLENE AUNG GUSTAVO AZCUENAGA AZIZA BAIG MICHAEL BAILEY MARCO BALINGIT JANENE BANKA PAUL BAYZE ALEX BEAUCHEMIN AMY BECKER COURTNEY BECKER ANDREA BENTO KIM BERNAS JANIECE BISAHA DENISE BOEHM VANNESS BOGARDUS JOHN BOGDAN ERICA BONDS LISA BORLAND PRISCILLA BOURBONNAIS TIFFANY BRAGG KEVIN BRANDT ROBERT BRIDGES SCOTT BROKAW DAVID BROWN KRISTI BROWN true moment finally came. I failed the test and didn ' t get my license. Now I have to wait two more weeks! Wednesday I spent crying all day, then on Thursday I went out looking for a job. I must ' ve turned in about twenty- five applications! I was anxious because I wanted to start working. But here I am three months later without a job — Sonja Munoz T A CHERISHED CHARM, the Sweet Sixteen pen- dant was a popular sight. The and never been kissed part of the phrase wasn ' f so popular. 208 Sophomores Turning Sixteen

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' ' Most sophomores are pretty cool, well at least my friends are. — Ryan Polite HANGING AROUND, a bunch of sophomores spend lunch together. If I were to define a soph- omore, I would say the guys were cool. said Mi- chelle Daniel, ▼ DISCUSSING THEIR DAY SO FAR, these soph- omores sit by ASB during lunch. The real truth is that sophomores are worse off than freshman, said junior Alma Bitolas. ROBERT CLARK DOUGLAS CLICK JEREMY COLLINS KIRK CONDURACHI LLOYD CONNOLLY DAVID COOPER CARRIE CORONA VANESSA COVARRUBIAS STEPHEN CRANDALL TIM CRAWFORD PAUL CROULET MONICA DALTHORP TINA DAVALOS DAVID DAVIES JASON DAVIS RONALD DAVIS TIFFANI DAVIS DENISE DE BONVILLE TEENA DECHENNE JENNIFER DEGRAFF DINAH DEOCAMPO ANDREA ECKERMAN PAUL ENRIQUEZ STEVE ESPINOSA miiWHtkM 210 Sophomores What is a Sophomore?