Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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l I I P.E. Stays , eniors had an easy life during their last year. Most of them had only four classes to take. The only required classes were Civics, a Social Science elective, and Physical Education. Although the new law no longer requiring seventeen and eighteen year-olds to take P,E. went into effect in january, the school board did not take action on it. Hence, all seniors had to take P.E. the second semester. Noses were turned up at the sound of the word, Civics, but, students were able to cope with this class. Rick Abate Mark Achin Lee Adams Grayce Af folter l l. ,1 i 'ff 51' lf Z Teri Aguinaga Albert Alvarez Dan Anderson john Anderson , .E. . Steven Anderson Doug Ashley Sandra Babishoff Debra Barnard if Q: xx. 1 T , , u 4 B I 4 ,vii 15 'U' S 'VS