Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Change Brings Responsibilities

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V -?. ,--. . 9? .. af A 29 f ost juniors are 16 and 17 years of age. For many, this is an age for change. By law, once one turns 16 he can drive a car ' if . Q I it Y lynx, with parental permission. He is also allowed to legally get a job. If he is 17 he can get into an 'R' rated movie without an adult present. Once a person has completed his junior year, he is a short way away from complet- ing his entire secondary education. Every- thing from there on is optional. Education, business opportunities, marriage and fame are all opened to graduates. 1. Mrs. Alice O'Keefe Ur. Class Advisorj teaches Spanish and Home Economics. 2. Mr. Mack Gilliland Ur. Class Advisory teaches Psychology and Civics. 3. Kelly Kelso and Pam Stowell do the bump, a new dance for the 7O's. 4. junior Class Officers. Left to right, front row: Laura Ayala CVice-Presidentjg Tim Ball CPresi- dentjg second row: Pam Thatcher fSecretaryjg Debbie Thurman fTreasurerj. 5. During the FUSE CFUture of Secondary Educa- tionl meeting, Lynette Thomas listens atrentively to ideas concerning the future high school. 6. Many juniors are members of the various groups at Walnut. Mary Kay Christofferson and Phil Long are both members of the chorus.