Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Mules Are on Winning Streak A- 2611 he bleachers were packed for the Donkey Basketball game, The faculty and lettermen, who kept in step with tradition, wore ingenious homemade costumes. Mr. McNeil in a white, flowing robe, was awarded the prize for Best Costume as he portrayed St. Brucie from the church of the Holy Biceps. Mr. Isett and Mr. Morris made thrilling comments as broadcasters for the game. Popcorn and coke were served during halftime to the hungry and suspense-filled spectators. The score was tied at halftime with a final score of 26-28, in favor of the lettermen. This was the third straight year that the lettermen proved victorious over the faculty. A profit of 351,200 went toward equipment needed for the varsity football team.

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Hearts Turn to Gold for C S F ' . 175. eva . - ' N alentine's Day is an age-old tra- dition to express a person's love for his sweetheart. In honor of this tradition, a Valentine's dance was held February 11 in the gym. Members of C.S.F. cut out hearts and cupids to use as decorations for the cel- ebration. This was the first time C.S.F. sponsored a dance. It was the largest dance of the year and brought the club a profit of 3235, which was used towards scholarships and awards. 1. Gary Utt is one of the many attending the dance after the victory over Royal Oak. 2. The music of Pax proves to live up to its crowd-drawing reputation, with the largest turn- out for any dance held at the school.