Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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ThI'6G,S a Crowd fifty i ts A . . -4- U v- ic, Tac, Toe, three in a row was the symbol of the Mustangs after a tough loss to Royal Oak. With three games remaining in the season, they were deter- mined to make it three in a row to assure a C.I.F. play-off berth. Besides going to the play-offs, the Mustangs also got a share of the Hacienda League Championship. The team was led by a stingy defense, which was number one in the Valley, allowing less than five points a game. Another strong point of the Mustangs was depth. When injuries occurred, strong second team members stepped ing when Steve Headley and Steve Anderson became injured early in the season, Ron Pope and Carlos Compean stepped in and kept the Walnut Machine moving. 'iii' Q P x 4 . A 5, .L ,- nh. , ' . ., v , L ,, .4 15+ 5 1 .. v -q W.