Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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nw? :www ADVISORS: Miss Bertha Muller and Miss Ann Ashworth l iris' League Hosts f,,s f g,,s,fw ' f , ,,ff A , yew if ,'5 i':f , ' ,' 1, 'f fc - F 1 F 9 A 3 5 Regional on erenee Girls League is an active OFFICERS: left to right, row one: Sheri Hunstein, Debbie Huntsman, Carmen Garrard row two, left to right: Debby Owen, Jane Dyer, Karen Schultzg row three, left to right: Campus Club. Their activities Wendy Wilson, Karen Sondergardg row four, left to right: Kathy Frazer. include the Christmas Formal, Slumber Party, and a Mother- Daughter Banquet, besides many small events through- out the year.

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Front row, left to right: Kirk Christ, Mark Canavan, Scott Kelley, Ron Packer, Bert Dyer Mr, Murray qAdvisorjg second row, Bob Fausel, Steve Will, Gary Willett, Gary Case, John Williams, Kelly Bowlin, Mike McMullen, third row, Jeff Groton, Rick Packer, Linton Nolan, Myron Williams, John Mayes, Duane Utt. Letterman lub 1' Front row, left to right. John Lafferty, Steve Reinhart, Tom Marrero, Bob Veselic, Dave Berry, Ron Packer, Mike Laws, second row, Bert Dyer, Gary Willett, Mark Bowen, Scott Kelley, Bruce Henderson, Craig Anderson, Tim Byrantg third row: Kirk Christ, Linton Nolan, Steve Hage, Frank Scott, Bill Dayhuff, Mark Vian, Kyle Morgan, fourth row: Mike Reed, Steve Will, John Williams, Dale Brittain, Bruce Karr, Doug McDemott, Greg Bryant.

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file, ,f A trf' .' 1x5 ' ., - 331 m'i ' '. . Fax.: - ' -- SE--f-' 1. W4-f W 'I W 3 '- I' K IW! Z ,41- V4 2. -WQZW'-1 '3f 1, 1 7 I I I A f 1 ' I 6 ' I , , M ,W ' The question is often asked, what are the Thespians ? The Thespians at Walnut High School are all mem- bers of the International Thespian Society, which is devoted to the ad- vancement and improvement of the- atre arts in high schools. The Thes- pian Society works to educate students in the performing arts and related subjects, and to advance standards and create an enthusiastic and intel- ligent interest in the theatre. To be- come a member one must be active in drama, earning points for partici- pation. After accumulating the nec- essary number of points, new mem- bers go through an informal initiation fwhich is really a surprise attackj, and later a formal initiation. ? X If -91 ,rs-V , - ...wymraa -Y . , ,lx ..-Ives.-.xx V - x sei 1 - , sag - l 5 K O ' ' tv ' . . f P l l ' X '4 -K ,ax 7 Q, gk Q ' if' S732 ' 'N u ' 1 x , '5 6 . ' ' mi ' QM! 'V I S' S' . - rf I , 4 -ww, M, E 'N Thespzans E . -Z 'XO , - This year Walnut's Thespian Soc- iety sponsored a dance and produced a Halloween movie for the enjoyment of the students. They also held a Rummage Sale in May. The Drama Department, under the fine leadership of advisor Mr. Betts, has had many successful dramatic undertakings this year 'lhese include a Christmas Program with music, five major pro- ductions, and Cinderella,' which toured grade schools on a mini-grant. The five major productions include The Matchmaker, Stop the World, The Lark, 'Wizard of Oz, and Fiddler on the Roof, ' which was a play of which Walnut will always be proud i Front row, left to right: Gloria Thomas, Bev Broun, Hutch Reason, Kathy Littleton, Connie Whiston. Center row, leit to right: Sue Snider, April Grimwood, Mike Hamilton, Richard Bailey, Robert Kellogg, Jeff Krause, Yietor Troxel, Roberta Jackson. Back row, left to right: Mr. Betts fAdvisor5, Kim Watson, Kathy Cardwell, Rick Barton. lll