Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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1 X . v in 19 X A-ilfvl I . T , ' ' NA , S 1. F t W! .. l A ,I Captain Carol W' lfordgl . ,L.,,X 3 , C2 nfsf '. ac' Lo 'co -A r '5 ' 2 A .rl .. T, -1 '- U ' V 5 l . ' f fi 'Zz Lieutenant V Ki St and lud 4, v V7 r l . X -.4 X... 1. 2 3 4 5 Left to right, front row: Shelly Hamilton, Andi Zalud, Becky Kincaid, Gloria Perez, Lea Ran- dazzo, Min Riedell,janet Sondergard, Alicia Mar- tine, second row: Karen Huntsman, Bridgette Betance, Diane Alvear, Mel Lynch, Germaine Lourenco, Tee Crain, Debbie Remos, Vicki Woods, third row: Kristen Erickson, Karen Hoffman, Tracy Tomkin, Carol Willford, jackie Lourenco, Susie Shepley, Vicki Dutton, Sue Sack- ett, fourth row: Kim Stedman, Cheryl Fausel, Marcia Bowen, Cori Emanuel. Not pictured: Kelli Parker. . Susan Boyette fAdvisorJ. The Board. Left to right, front row: jackie Lour- enco CI-Iistorianj, Becky Kincaid fPublicityj, Karen Huntsman fSocial Chairmanjg second row: Germaine Lourenco fPresidentJg third row: Cheryl Fausel fTreasurerj, Vicki Dutton fSecre- taryj, Kim Stedman CVice-Presidentj. Winning the Homecoming game makes Ger- maine Lourenco very happy. Precision. Left to right, front row: Shelli Hamil- ton, Andi Zalud, Vicki Woods? second row: Lea Randazzo, Germaine Lourenco.

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T 'Qffftl ZS? .235 . 'Q ., if Q ,r x 'S' eing on Drill Team was expen- sive. Members shelled out a total of ninety dollars for parades and Friday uni- forms. It took twenty-nine devoted girls to get to school at 7:00 a.m., rain or shine, for practice. Mrs. Boyette explained, Iris like being a mother to twenty-nine girls. When it comes to parades, those girls really showed their talent. They placed first in the Rosemead Parade, second in the Chino Band Review, first runner-up at the Mont- clair Band Reviewg and second place in the Pacific States Band Review. When asked what the goal of the drill team was Mrs. Boyette explained, The drill team should always strive for excellence, and should not be completely satisfied unless they are number one. Birthday parties, Magic Mountain, Disney- land and beach outings were another side of drill team. Fund raisers such as walkathons, a spaghetti dinner, and car washes financed a trip to National City and the year-end banquet. ,,..,...-A . J .AK 2 4 af- ' l L2. RN

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Q32 i vii ' ,cg xr. mlb izza, spaghetti, flowers, Christ- mas parties and breakfasts were a few of the things pep did to promote the spirit of the football and basketball teams. It all began at the Santa Barbara Son- gleader-Cheerleader camp where the girls learned cheers, routines, and leadership ability. A dance, stationery and pep button sales, provided the revenue to give each sports team a seasons-end dinner. The total money raised was close to 3600.00 which is double the amount raised the previous year.