Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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At the F,U.S.E. fFUture of Secondary Educationj meeting. David Brown fSuperintendentj dis- msses with Dottie Hooter and Lynette Thomas educational improvements that could be made for the future high school in Diamond Bar. Located next to the gym, the swimming pool underwent construction on june 2, 1975. Taking approximately seven months to complete, the pool is used by some P.E. classes as a source of exercise. Putting finishing touches on a Peter Max design, Lupe Alvarez helps paint the girls' bathroom in the B-building. ,fif i ' f- ' ' J X' an 4 1 DN 1 CX X . . 5 i . X 4 K IL- L, . A X w I, X I Y. . X , v h ffii ' . A - 'f 'Ts

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isplays were a big part of the celebration. Students partici- bicentennial pared in events that promoted the spirit of Walnut Neighborhood antics were per- formed to attract attention to onlookers. I e antic was toilet papering students' and teachers houses. Walnut City also took art in the bicentennial celebration. The lanning and construction of a house of isplays was initiated in Lemon Creek ark in january of 1974. The adobe built on hat site will offer a continual look at ' erica's past, and be a reminder of the ' ericans who built its history. ' H '-T Z 7-3 QP will lui' Americas past was also recently celebrated by Walnut High students at Disneyland. America on Parade was the theme of this bicentennial celebration that took place on january 51. America's bicentennial birthday was a celebration of the freedom this coun- try won in 1776. Most people celebrate birthdays and anniversaries to commemo- rate a beginning. America observed its birthday as a rememberance of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Not only is celebration a reminder of a begin- ning, but it marks a time in life that becomes a memory of the past.

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!i'i'Q.,, ' - mprovement was a goal students strived for in order to change their school :and community. One improvement was -conducted by eight girls, who painted the 'rls' bathroom in the B-building. Peter x designs were depicted on the walls. sides improvement, students also became nvolved in activities outside of school. ey discussed ideas for a new high school o be located in Diamond Bar. Directed by r. Brown, F.U.S.E. fFUture of Secondary ducationj meetings were held in the Science Resource Center. Improve- became a reality. Besides the rest- rooms and plans for a new school, 'contrac- tors finished the pool,january 27, 1976. Such changes were recorded in this year's Cayuse through the looking glass of a camera. These events became part of the history of Walnut High School. just as the bicentennial offers roots for citizens, the Cayuse offers a pictorial mirror which reflects the past and reminds students, that like Alice, this year is one experience through which they may not pass again, yet it is an experience that can't be left behind because it has become part of them. , ,.. . , .l -.., 'viii-F-21 -'..4 i .'. -s- .fflwl .,,, .71 . '. at 'i i' .N . '. 5 ,fu -' lv. . - iz- ' 1 l . .J . . '. f . , . 1 45 in