Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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98 Many hc srs were spent, many applications were filled out and sometimes many tears were shed during the lengthy process of choos- ing, applying and getting accepted to a college. Except for a lucky few who already knew what college they were going to attend and where the money was coming from, selecting and finding the money for the per- fect campus wasn't a simple task. As Kevin Ivlotschall put it, lt's hard to decide what college you want to go LFINANCIAL AID SEMINARS are very helpful for seniors Todd Pierce and Beverly Bell, These seminars, held in the career center, explain to the college bound student what type of financial aid is available and what the eligibility requirements are. liozehfa Kmffsgaii liilmfa fwscskbo llauld WOKZ jeff flflfagfm UMM fllfaffaag fbanlsfl KlfVa'L'1.:n Qahflcila Cwaiga ,jeff fmrizsa UTD!! fwiidimdn c!Qogs'zL rlfVsn.kwo'Ltfi catlig flfVs'Lsfy cflflazblrz lwsmgy fbonna flfVe'ys'z liiz lflflfflibtington to, and once you decide, there are about twenty tests to take, twenty forms to fill out and what seems like twenty years to wait before you find out if you're accepted!! For the seniors who were college bound, money seemed to be the big- gest problem. A year of college, depending on the type, could cost up to six thousand dollars. Since the average student didn't make much more than 553.20 an hour, this caused quite a problem. Parents were generally willing to shoulder some of the cost, but they expected their kid to help as much as possible. This meant that a lot more forms had to be filled out as seniors applied for any grant or scholarship that could be found. For those who felt they weren't eligible for any grants or scholarships, the only alter- native was to hit the job market, save every penny and hope to get a stu- dent loan once school started. Xi Q if X ix , , BF- ,I-s T' Preferred Stock!College Bound

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Tune, cww:,Aggm1aUon Loretta Villegas - Grad Night Cornml1tt'0141, Senior Brvaktast Cornrntttffv141,l0lte'rrnan Club 121, Softball IV, V 11 - 21, Pop Club 141 Laura Volz - llousv of Rvprosc-ntatlws 111, Christians on Campus 11 V 41,5111 Club 1-l1,Hlgl1t'sI Honor Roll 11 V 41, CSF 11 V 41, Wl1o'sVNho 141 Cathyiwerley- lall Flags 12V 51, Honor Roll 11 - 31, Badminton FS, IV, V 11 V -11 Dennis Willard - Honor Roll 11 - 41, Florm-morning King 141, Football IV 121, Basvball IV, V 12 V 41, Baseball Captain 141, Kew Club 111 Bob Williams- Honor Roll 12 V 41, Basvball FS, IV, N, 11 V 41 Carleece Williams- Honor Roll 11 - -11, Vollvvball FS, IX 11 V 21, lraa lt X 121, Songle-adt-rV13 V 41, Horneroming Court 141 Vicki Wilson - Drill le.1rn12 V 41, Captain 141, Lreutonant 111, Most Outstanding Sopnornorrr 121, Most lJr+difat0d131,Prcci- slon 15 V -l1,Vlcz-VPrvsldent1i1 Kathy Windfelder- Key Club 12 V 41, CSF 11 V 41, Campus Life 12 V 41, Honor Guard 1i1,Higl1s'st Honor Roll 11 V 41, Wno's Who 1l1,Svvlmrnlr1g X 11 V 41 Iennifer Worones - Hoofprinl 111, House- ot Represcntatrws 131, Band 11 V 41,V1.0 Care Clul':111 Tracy Yocum - Drill leam 121, Cvramrcs X' 11 V 41, Spf-c tal Studie-s SVIJ Dr-sign 11 V 41, Frank I,V , V 121, Girl's Football 111 Sherreen Young- Softball IV 121, Entertain:-rs 121, Wu-stlrng Roo1vrs12 V 41, Grad Night Committee 141, Girls lvagufa 12 V 31 Denise Ziegler - Ski Club 121 CoHege .DGJYZIYZH KGVMLQILL ' mm, fmffauz 0.158555 :Rolled lflfljiffdama W. gumn rlfljiffiama fair'- flfaalh flflfifaon dlflwzg Klflfinani ,gfafgfsarz rWfndf5M5T Qs. 17161 un Clfljoonfa x Y' ' ...H Kim Kwoofflouis Jennifer. rwownss 1 fi lt . 'f ' ig grassy fyocum Qfrffm fymfs :Russell young 5gs1asn young Vs 5 Benin Zvigfm ' gary fzimmmman r , E College Bound!Preferred Stock