Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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FN .' M, Y ,- izigiwyl ' 1-.L QCf7T' 2 - It's Turkeys wg 7 V 4. f K 'S' A o be a member of the Letter- mens' Club, an athlete had to earn a letter. Points were earned by participating in sports. With the accumulation of 400 points, a man was awarded the Four-hun- dred-point Club Patch. Other patches awarded were the All-League Patch, and League Championship Patchfl Helping the poor was a goal of the Key Club. Members sponsored a can drive in November, gave turkeys to needy families, and participated in a Career day. The Kiwanis, a service club, sponsored the Key Club. There was an annual interna- tional dues of two dollars per member, and a yearly district dues of one dollar and fifty cents. 1. Wally Blum heads a Key Club meeting with Hans Myers and discusses community activities. 2. Lettermens' Club. Left to right, front row: -I. Spaulding, M. Thompson, D. Utt, C. Henderson, K. McDermott, B. Yamashita, K. Veselic, S. Walsh, S. Chapple, B. Collard, B. Walker, D. Ashley, B. Long, second row, K. Bowlin, K. Morgan, C. Nettle, M. McQui1kin, S. Carter, J. Ziegler, S. Anderson, D. Bortvit, M. Anderson, G. Fenwick, C. Compean, J. Owens, third row: K. Loggins, A. Solorzano, E. Kimura, B. Watson, R. Pope, J. Little, T. Ball, J. Keenan, M. Blun- tach, R. Hunt, T. Houchen, J. Vallandingham, fourth row: E. Yrigollen, D. Phillips, T. Coward, -I. Faraci,j. Reed, S. Hedley, D. Lindley, P. Flores, A. Alvarez, J. Mendoza, F. Fernandez, fifth row: D. jarvis,j. Whiting, H. Henderson, D. Vind, P. Flaherty, D. Brownen, K. Wilson, M. Palleson, B. Dam, sixth row: K. Bowlin,j. Dutton CAdvi- sorj. 3. Key Club. Left to right, front row: G. Krebs, T. Marquez, second row: B. Murray fAdvisorj, G. Wright, J. Anderson, K. Bowling third row: D. Woronkiewicz, R. Upham, J. Faren CAdvisorjg fourth row: T. Hunt, K. Wilson, B. McMillan, fifth row: G. Utt, L. Packer, W. Blum, G. Salem.

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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.

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