Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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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'

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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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N ...il 'vp ul, If 6 5 I sig ze P - l . JM iology, electronics, botany, anthropology, computers and radation were topics discussed at science club meetings. Members went to lectures at the observa- tory at Cal Tech and on a field trip to the San Gabriel Mountains to study earthquake faults and minerals. The annual end-of-the year banquet was held at Claremont Gar- dens. In its seventh year the Spanish club had twice as many members as last year. Activi- ties included the clubs annual banquet in May, and a trip to Olivera Street, a See's sucker sale where 56500 was made, and a bake sale were held. A major goal was to sponsor an under privi- leged child in South America. Also, mem- bers learned about the Spanish culture. Speaking German and French, the Euro- pean club consisted of students who were advised by Mrs. Payer and Mr. Birtler. Activities for the year included Christmas caroling, a trip to Alpine Village, guest speakers, foreign pen pals, tutoring, a French and German dinner, and a picnic.