Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

Page 87 text:

A A V , I.'x 'Y' ...ff in '-1, GH l V ,fp gf.-b . ,, ,V v'w ' . ' L n vu XX in -Q 'fu' ' .-It 'fl-' .fx ' 'UF' ,-A! . 'X ' , RT ' ' V 9' ' it GQ A. I Ng- I 1el.iuH'-65-A x 2 , Q wrt? 1-I Z 9 ,hge B7 ' wx , W .4--me v -4 41125 ax wx 1, , H su wif ' 'ajs 5 'X-gm'- ' f-2-4 1 j. l-A' ' 5 23 Ml .X H K - 1! N 5 ,1iJ?'u,f! PIN' .4'f V 77- '-I V' ' I ,U 'Q .i -W wwf A ..uL.--uwwa Maw' 'W' -' ' ' ' uid au ,, -, ' f -A 2 5 V I A J A-A .L-,.gg:A,,, , , -, 'f , Y - 1 -A 5. ' . -, ' ffi-i qg 'f 1,f5:3':'.- gmfwg:-f5l+3ff.'-ATSQEQZFQH : 5 .I u , X 1: I r Y- ' ' wi Hs,-.T K . .. . ,- i , ,g.,, - X.s., . V I W, L, . -,L ,- , ..-4, . ,' 2154 , ' '- la ,zfw--I' .,g. A . ' . IA IZ: w 1 J 'P- , . . X, lily 4.3. . Q -3' J 1 P . rf , wi , . ., . X . 5 Q 'Ju - ,x- . .' 4 ' V I , . - , , ' r .s.,.x , xx 3 A N we N Q' 9 . .z ,- +fN f.,'- 'f fr . .0 , 4 In ' i l uf b ', w- 'mnilklvatslvl I zwff' , 'nikki ,J ,J ' ' fa 7,531 5 'TV f ' n A :' I x W ,xl S f ' ,J 41 I i

Page 86 text:

Champions Break Record i 131 v c z we sigvxn j lv. ,Q , .. , . g ' N' tl . . . :si ng he junior Varsity was comprised mostly of sophomores. They compiled the best record ever by a j.V. football team at Walnut, on their way to a co-championship with Alta Loma. The defense was a strong point of the team, earning four shut-outs. The offense used a combined rushing-pass- ing attack, racking up 211 points in nine games. Bill Spaulding anchored the offen- sive line. The team was blessed with four good running backsg Mario Flores, Toni Rossi, Andy Crowe and Fred johnson. Quarterback, and Captain, Steve Green pro- vided excellent leadership guiding the j.V. team to an 8 and 1 season. .L fl? A -A , ..B , f 'x

Page 88 text:

Winning Tradition Continues .wuweifriv ' ' ,K-lid! f,F,:L N .t s,-It '?NfQ ll, 1, ll-out effort by members of the Freshman squad resulted in an 8-1 season and a second place position in the league. David Woronldewicz rushed for 1500 yards and racked up twenty-five touchdowns dur- ing the season. The coaches felt the overall work of Wes. Cox, Ken Brownen and Mike Beeman helped keep up the tradition of a winning Frosh team. The addition of Mr. Kuns and Mr. Cline to the coaching staff brought new ideas for the freshmen in the way of plays, practice, and sportsmanship.