Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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4. isp.,-Jr Nu- ' 'Q 3 --L..--.rc-.-.-- f , fyl X42 vercrowding, food shortages at lunch, crowded buses, over 400 schedule changes, locker shortages, and the ever- increasing price of gas were a few of the problems with which Wlalnut High School students had to deal. Shortages of one of the schoo1's favorite sandwiches, ham and cheese, caused student interest ir1 food ser- vices to increase. As a result, the kitchen staff increased through the addition of stu- dent workers who helped to feed the ever- hungry student body their sandwiches, bev- erages and desserts. Students found relief from such problems through plays, books, and movies. Thanks to British authors like Carroll, who wrote Alice's story, and Shakespeare, students were able to enter the world of fantasy. The drama department performed Shakcspeare's Macbeth in October to coincide with the Halloween festivities. The witches fantasy in the play highlighted the eve of October 31. So for those who outgrew trick or treating, witches and costumes still were P2111 of the spook season. i will ,, . -. 1, . Li ?W'!i

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On the road to success, Mike Thatcher fantasizes his hopes of becoming a veterinarian. A traditional morning ritual, Tracy Wilson takes pride in the country by raising the American flag. While studying educational philosophy! Rick Hunt shows that one must be comfortable in order to learn and free one's mind. Step by step, rung by rung, joe Faraci and Tim Ramirez climb the ladder of learning as they read for Mr. Orr's English class. Long lunch lines remind Kitty Whiston, Debbie Shepley, jim Little and Larry Hammers that life on either side of the window glass is hectic. v-5 3 , .f-- . 44, ,

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