Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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1 Opposite page: Back row, left to right, Pam Beamer, Julie McGill, John Griswold, Rhonda Brown, Sandy Person, Chris Buchanan, Joe Kat. Middle row: Debbie Bur- dick, Grace Garcia, Mrs. Pormer, Marta Hoenig, Renay Busak, Mike McMullen. Front row: Bob Fausel, Rosie Mendoza, Terry Howard, Chris Chase, Sheryl Hunstein, Tina Vescio, Sheri Hunstein. Left: Staffers choose pictures for their sections. Below left: Mrs. Parmer advises Bob Fausel on layout strategy. Below center: Chris Buchanan takes a picture as Pam Beamer looks on. Below right: Editor Tina Vescio handles the business calls, as usual, with top-rated Cayuse efficiency. Below middle left: Annual staff celebrates completion of a deadline, feasting at Espiaus. Bottom left: Annual staffers pose for a group shot on 50's Day. Bottom right: Debbie Bur- dick and Sheri Hunstein work on organizing Organizations Left: Staffers choose pictures for their sections. Below left: Mrs. Farmer advises Bob Fausel on layout strategy. Below center: Chris Buchanan takes a picture as Pam Beamer looks on. Below right: Editor Tina Vescio handleslthe business calls, os usual, with top-rated Cayuse efficiency. Below middle left: Annual staff celebrates completion of a deadline, feasting at Espiaus. Bottom left: Annual staffers pose for a group shot on 50's Day. Bottom right: Debbie Burdick and Sheri Hunstein work on organizing Organizations. 4-1 Q0 ff

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it . TRACE5 OF . . . MEMORYMAKING Throughout the school year, the Annual Staff may have. performed the hardest iob an campus: producing the yearbook. They learned and used many new techniques to make a different kind of yearbook for the 1973-1974 school year. The staff worked long, hard hours, starting in the summer by selling ads. The group had seemingly endless deadlines to complete, which involved taking pictures, making layouts, writ- ing copy, proofreading and the production of final drafts. Work continued into the summer to produce the supplement. The organization spent many after-school hours for the output of CAYUSE '74. A traditional staff party was held at the end of the year. An awards banquet highlighted the year's end, recognizing achievement in photo- iournalism. '74 Cayuse Staff: A Pam Beamer, Art Editor, Photography Liaison, Rhonda Brown, Junior Class Editor, Chris Buchanan, Photographer, Debbie Burdick, Organizations Co-Editor, Copy Editor, Renay Busak, Freshman Editor, Chris Chase, Bob Fausel, Sports Editor, Grace Garcia, Co-Editor, John Griswold, Art Editor, Marta Hoenig, Business Manager, Awards Editor, Terry Howard, Sophomore Class Editor, Index Editor, Sheri Hunstein, Organizations Co-Editor, Sheryl Hunstein, Activities Co-Editor, Joe Kot, Head Photographer, Julie McGill, Advertising Man- ' ager, Mike McMullen, Academic Editor, Rosie Mendoza, Senior Class Editor, Jane Parmer, Advisor, Sandy Person, GAA Editor, Activities Co-Editor, Tina Vescio, Editor. l l ,Y 5-3' 'I4 My-If El ' if f .Am ' 9 's X Tl -vi

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GERMAN CLUB Our campus German Club is known as L Qraghen Toter which means the Dragon Slayers. ' V -K ' lack row, left to right: Mark Ritter, lan Kessler, Tim Teichrieb, John Griswold, Advisor Herr Birtler. Front low: Mark Kensler, Andre Cuthbertson, Sherrie Gas- kill, Debbie Lindsly, Frank Morton. F.H.A. The motto of the Future Homemakers of America is Toward New Horizons. FHA is a national organization of students stud- ying homemaking. Their goal is individual improvement in personal, family and com- munity living. D This year's FHA presented a Simplicity fashion show, carolled at a retirement cen- ter during Christmas, and financed a mountain excursion through fund-raising activities. Back row, left to right: Becky Halsey, Pam Salem, Tammy Blair, Debbie Plante, Valerie Moore, Casan- dra Stricklin, Cathy Reilly, Valerie Spearance, Theresa Vamey, Susan Renne, Valerie Hill. Sitting at table: Carole Paine, Denise Cooper, Phyllis Roush, Diane Nimmo, Jean Cherrington, Paula Lidgett, Cindy Semo. . SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club held their annual Walnut pin sale at the beginnin of the year. They also sponsored a paper drive. During December and January, they were greatly involved in astronomy, as they followed the progress and developments of the Comet Kohoutek. Bottom right: Tom Kibblewhite, Advisor Mr. Dickhoff, Tom Teichrieb. Sitting: Terry Howard, Doug Thomp- son. f xla sk wail O - Q 'Qlw 'i Z: 9, y y ,.. va gy J E Y xi e A 1 Y ,V T I AI.-