Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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ln the past, more seniors and fewer juniors were going out for Varsity sports. Now the jun- ior class was threatening the competition. This was mostly due to the seniors' lack of spare time. Kevin jones replied to the question, Why didn't you go out for Varsity sports? by saying, I just didn't have the time to play and I had to go to college over the summer. Each year more and more students were seeking their financial freedom and seniors were no exception, For obvious reasons the juniors usually dom- inated the lunior Varsity sports group. But the especially talented juniors were promoted to Varsity. On Varsity football, out of thirty-nine playe ers there were twenty juniors and nineteen seniors. In the past years the Varsity team was usually controlled by the senior class. In Var- sity volleyball it was almost the same story. Out of ten players, four were juniors, four were seniors and two were sophomores. Three of the four juniors were starters. Even without the volume of seniors in Varsity teams, the jun- iors contributed to the standards which the athletic department required. Q LA IUNIOR AND A SENIOR, Randy Bender and lohn Vallejo work together to bring down a Damien running back. The varsity team was split almost 50-50 between the classes. Moving Seniors Gut Kris charlie . J Q , David Chamberlin V ' 5 Arlene Chandler . .Vai , Dave Chapple it l ..., . , . - fi V if 9 Olivia Chen V 43 W V, R0fvChi1WO0d .rrr ' 1 ' L W? Sharyn Choy .f rt' - Michelle Chrisman H ,, . W ' ' f ..,, :tt ,ss ill tirri A iiif tss. iiif ' -' A ,. iw.. . ' . Linda Chumchal it V -Q71 W V VV V .M Peggy Cobbs ..V,, ' 14 Susan Coffino ' V 1 a .,r, VV VV . V VV ,VV V .. .. , ffl f- r it - X A ' Z. 1llQQir iff W A ' ... fl 5 Leah Cohen 1 f V V V Susan Coletta Anne Collier i ' T. Renee Colomy . ' 'il' r . 'i r iA r 5 iii r Jalglfl V yy y , M - , , ar x is 1 Linda Conforti W i ' V W , mi ' Ed Congleton V' 2 f iff' Kari Cook T 'rr A V, .'.. 5 VA M rf? f 1, lenniffer Cookingham --rtr '-'t s Q ar Fi ii.s IJ! i Zi .fffgf 1 1 2 luniors!Varsity Sports

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Diane DiEiore Carrie Dike Dennis Dinglo Aurea Dizon lon Donohoo Kari Douglas Karen Duffy Karen Duke Debbie Dunaiski Bobbie Dust Gregg Dutton Bob Earle . ff Q 4 .W T . af- my iaiifxfi, fn -T7 1 8 . t' i'1f:.x,Wi. i as - X Y X .,.. f qu es. Q1 5, - if as ' 'I i ., C V4-.ptr ,as ,e 1 is ,V , 'N A u , 5 gg- I 41 ly Ax I , ix -Q, YTHE HORSE SHOW BEGINS TAKING SHAPE through ha work by Gina King and Nancy Renne, Nancy took over class treasurer when the office was vacated by Lc McFarling. M. r I hy . ' yr x l v'-N7 .-f i Preping forthe Prom Being a class officer was a task most students would rather see someone else do. Many students didn't realize the work that went on within the quartet of Kari Cook, Gina King, Renee Martinez, and Nancy Renne, aided by Ms. Sue McKinley, Ms. Carlene Brown and Mr. lim Reda. Throughout the year they planned activities such as the balloon sale, art show, horse show, Sadie Hawkins dance and especially the Prom. All the events besides the Prom were to raise money for the best Prom possi- ble. The group had meetings each week in hope of getting ideas for raising money. Many students have wondered just why a person would want to be in such a hard-working group of peo- ple. Gina King explained, I just like doing things for my class and helping it be a great year for all us juniorsffg ATHE FIRST CLASS MEETING is called Efforts were made to gather sur to attention by advisor Mr. lim Reda. forthe Art Show and I-lorse Show 1 1 4 luniors!CIass Officers