Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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l li f l ,.. 'l'l xilllliiqq XL if 'mi 'Y A-Ill C , This year the CAYUSE Staff included a special section on awards because it is our belief that many people in the past have not received deserved recognition for their academic accomplishment. In attempting to cover a school year's events, we wanted to recognize those who would oth- erwise go unnoticed for their efforts and success through four years of high school, as well as all other facets of school life. Following is a list of Special School Awards given for 1973-74: John Gris- wold, English, Foreign Languages - Chris Mings, French, John Sammis, German, Sandy Person, Spanish, Debbie Orth, Journalism!Newspaper, Debbie Burdick and Beverly Brown, Mathematics, Monica Cervera, Librarianship. Top left: Beverly Brown was selected as Valedictorian for 1973-74. She was chosen because of her out- standing academic record, as well as her involvement at Walnut High School. Bev had a grade point aver- age of 3.98, a perfect average being 4.0. Top right: Susan Wong was a nominee from Walnut High School for the Citrus Valley Optimist Club of Covina Scholarship Award Program. Right: The Kiwanis Club Service Awards were given to: Karen Schultz, Serv- ice, John Sammis, Science, and Debbie Orth, Social Science. nv., fi '-tiff. gin 5 .595 A WARD5 i .q,. .it' N 'hui K l

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ACHIEVEMENT . . . Top: Debbie Burdick received the'lndustry-Education Science Medallion. Middle left: Deana Cooper was awarded the Business-Education Medallion, the Ed Chapman Scholarship for SIOO, and was awarded second place in the Miss Business Contest competing with all local high schools. Left: Susan Renne received the Betty Cracker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Bottom left: Jeff Kennedy was a Kiwanis Club Win- ner. He received the award for Leadership. The Girls' League Girl of the Month awards were chosen by a committee of faculty and Girls' League members. Below, left to right: Debbie Orth, November - Miss Wise One, Debbie Huntsman, December - Miss Christmas Spirit, April Grimwood, January - Miss Personality, Sheryl Hunstein, February - Miss Sweetheart. vv