Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Backpacking club. Left to right, front row: M. Flaherty, P. Watters, L. Pollitt, C. Brown, R. Anderson, B. Beamon, D. Holang second row: N. Lopez deArenosa, C. Hurray, W. Blum, K. Bow- lin, D. Hannan. third row: J. Faren fAdvisorj, C. McClusky, H. Myers, R. Upham, P. Martin, J. Anderson,J. Kline, D. Shoop. Jim Faren explains, Rick Upham followed a donkey two miles down a trail before he realized it wasn't a mirror. Golf club. Left to right, J. Bisesi and K. McDermott. Ski club. Left to right, front row: V. Koranem, M. Flaherty, P. Gray, P. Tami, M. Krog, C. Barry, V. Barry, C. Castle, J. Valdez, second row: M. Holloran, P. Watters, D. Linstedt, C. Scan- nell, V. Cammock, L. Rickicki, B. Sturtevant, J. Vaughn, G. Bensel, G. Andres, R. Renteria, third row: M. Carlston, J. Boles, M. Fong, C. Brown, M. Santos, R. Anderson, A. Ortega, D. Brirtain, H. Bennett, D. Laughter, S. Juilar, P. Wherilg forth row: B. Shuler, C. McCabe, S. Sabella, L. Tooley, C. Wiessner, J. Paulson, K. Motschall, M. Boris, D. Blanda, S. Benton, fifth row: J. Mittmann CAdvisorJ, S. Martineco, K. Sodaro, A. Lidums, S. Krog, A. West, D. Bryon, L. Packer, K. Greenwood. - 53 4.

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Port A Slope Provides Powder ,, V ,'3 is 31151 ,lciing was a growing interest this past year, the ski club doubled in member- ship. The club's activities were sponsored by the YMCA. These activities included ski instruction at Port-A-Slope in Anaheim, a local ski trip to Snow Summit, and a week- end trip to Mammoth. This was only the second year Walnut High School had a ski club. A membership fee of 34.50 was required for every member who wanted to join the club. The fee was used for activities and the YMCA membership. Golf club members paid a required fifty- cent membership fee which entitled them to discounts at the Diamond Bar Country Club. Monthly golf tournaments were held in February and continued until june when the student championship took place. They were held at: Palm Lakes Golf Course, Dia- mond Bar Country Club, and Pomona National Golf Course. Mr. Garrett noted, The purpose of the club is to allow students with a tommon interest in golf to meet and further develop this interest through films, discussions and tournaments. Backpacking club consisted of a group of people who enjoyed hiking together. Any student could join the club because dues was not collected. A spring trip was plan- ned to the Sierras in the Mount Whitney area. The club had approximately twenty mem- bers. There are a few more girl members than last year's club had, said Mr. Faren, or Mr. Kotter as most members call him.

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Clubs Meet Academic Needs l T' . N we ' - T A0156 1. 2. 5. Science club. Left to right, front row: M. Carl, D Woodward, D. Kenyong second row: N. Dick- hoff fAdvisorJ, C. Welty, M. Waldron, D. Gray D. McCluskey, M. Curtis. Helmut Birtler and Pat Payer discuss Alpine Vil- lage trip. Spanish club. Left to right, front row: B. Ogle, D Griegorian, E. Lopez CAdvisorJ, K. Sole, T Nolan, second row: K. Hiatt, M. Heard, D. Remos, P. Lim, K. Barnett, j. Cherrington, j. Sondergard fVice-Presidentj, D. Manz fPresi- dentyg third row: D. johnson, A. Van West, D. Hooter, T. Reilly, B. Hansen, L. Kearns CHisto- rianlg fourth row: M. Lispi, D. Conklin, K. Greenberg, D. Scannell, T. Remos, C. Zadina. 4. European club. Left to right, front row: M. Dono- vant, L. Reinwald, E. Donovont, P. Driesbaugh CPresidentJ, H. Birtler CAdvisorJ, S. Bosse, S. Jensen, C. Herin. second row: -I. Taylor, J. Bryan, C. Starry, L. Phen fTreasurerj, P. Long, V. Bar- nett, D. Heritage, T. Sherman, C. Upham, -I. Green, E. Plunkett, D. Nimmo, S. Brogdon. 54'