Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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G.A.A.. . . Top far left: Freshman call time and discuss strategy during the game. Top left: Cindy Wiessner spikes it hard while Shauna Boyd stays alert. Bottom left: Donna Epperson sets it high for Laura CarIston's spike. mf cw sl'-. It 1 Top to bottom: Advisor, Miss Mallozzi, President, Sandy Person, Vice-President, Marleen Martinez, Secretary, Kim Morris, Treasurer, Cathy Martin, Publicity, Karen Schultz, Historian, Ramona Mashikian, Freshman Representative, Karen Fling Equipment Manager, Vicki Thompson.

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FALL AND WINT R WALNUT CAPTURE5 THREE LEAGUE TITLES Three of the four basketball teams brought home league champion- ships. The Varsity Basketball team completed its season with o per- fect 14-0 league record, and an overall record of 26-3. Walnut entered the CIF playoffs as the number two-seated team in CIF. They defeated their first opponent, Baldwin Park, through a high scoring outburst in the last quarter of play, but were later upset at San Clemente by three points. The JV team was also 14-0 in league ploy, and had a 19-2 overall record. The Frosh team brought home the third league champion- ship by defeating Gladstone in overtime, which gave them a 13-1 record in the league, and a 18-4 record overall. In addition to basketball championships, Walnut's Varsity Wres- tling team excelled by placing three men in league finals. Bruce Yamashita placed second in the 98 pound division, Jim Spaulding ranked fourth in the 106 pound weight class, and Dan Jenson took second in the 156 pound classification. Due to the consistent effort of its fall and winter teams, Walnut ended the winter season in con- tention forthe Hacienda League All-Sports Trophy. 1 LDy, A WARD '4 K I . I . ,J ' ,dx-.summit P' ,.,,. ll 4 AL. 'H' IK. 5 I 153 A W WWW ,www New W 2 'iff ll T j' ti 1, in , K ,. , is ,, V ,ff I 1, V 7 A H .Ll 7 K -Axial! 2 fl ... . ,L f Awards were won by the following athletes: Row 2, I to r: Scott Carter, Cross Coun- try - Most Valuable Runner and Outstanding Underclossman, Tony Hanlon, Cross Country - Most Consistent Performer, Russell Gill, Cross Country - Most Improved, Steve Edwards, Cross Country - Most Improved, Row 3, l to r: David Parks, Cross Country - Hall of Fame, Mark Bowen, Football - Outstanding Line- man, Mike Pfeil, Football - Outstanding Back, Charles Knoephli, Football - Most Valuable Defensive Player, Row 4, I to r: Mike Laws, Football - Most Inspirational, Lance Parrish, Football - Most Valuable Defensive Player, Hall of Fame, and Bos- ketball - Mr. Effort and Hustle, Marcelo Mourin, Basketball - Mr. Clutch, Kirk Christ, Basketball - Most Valuable and Hall of Fame, Row 5, I to r: Steve Will, Basketball - Most Improved, Dan Jenson, Wrestling - Most Valuable, Bruce Yamashita, Wrestling - Most Valuable, Bruce Karr, Wrestling - Hall of Fame, Not shown: John Lafferty, Wrestling - Fastest Pin, and Jim Spaulding, Wrestling - Most Improved.

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KE P CN TRUCKIN The Girl's Athletic Association is composed of spirited and athletic-minded girls competing in five different sports. Miss Judy Mallozzi, the advisor, coached volleyball, basketball, and softball. Mrs. Kathy Torosian coached tennis, and Mrs. Judy Manthorne coached badminton. Aside from competing, the girls had other activities. There were two candy sales, both were very successful. ln Decem- ber, G.A.A. had their Christmas party in the girls' shower and locker room. Afterwards, some of the girls went carol- ing. The sixth annual awards banquet was held at the end of the year. Everyone had a good time, especially the ones who received trophies. Miss Mallozzi felt that the morale of the club was high this year. The players were more spirited, energetic, and respon- sible. With the experience of the old, the vitality of the new, the girls were more successful in sports, and they accom- plished more as a club. Top: G.A.A. Below: Kandy Moe smiles after making a point. Right: Kim Poterra watches the front court, as Sandy Ortiz gets ready for any back court action. sax- -...,.,,t IF-. 'M' fA1::lttm U ' 'i . .V ' - -' H1 ' ' 'H K ii'ii'-f 3' ' m , Fang. --:sa --'ti X Y 5,t!3gm'm.1,M TNQ-:.....fNa.ggmgf'uil,,q 'un . X 5gfq,gjf:ii,,,fgg:.1 1 XXX A -iqxfiiifffffiffifis-: - Gs -, KH tv f J:,,l:x.iA,f' I ' X 'F'ai,. fx' K x I . A J ' ' .., -1 va? .1591-, A if 'K 'Y X f, ce. I N, 'K ,al P ,. X W? 4 ' ' V fv ' l l i i' ' ' 5 ' al l '1 ' .-,re I 0 , .T V X 3 L . - g5mE-.-- A 'f s' F vs. . -.sig l