Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Hijana Miller Mark Mooney Nettie Morris Robert Morris Beth Morton Carlos Moya Linda Muller Denice Munier Michael Nagy I Collie Neal Peggie Necrhaniflcy Mende Neeleman Greg Nelson Lisa Nesbitt Doug Neyin Bob Newbourg Karrie Nicothodes lill Nixt I Patti Noble left Nolan lylanne Norton Lisa Odenwald Carol Olivas Dawn Olsen I lc-ff Oriti Lillian Ortiz Martha Espina Ienny Owens Franc ie Padua Bill Padilla Darrell Palmer Vic lcy Parra Caren Partida I Christine Paul Greg Peace Brian Peflcham I Angie Perez I. Y ,Q X c 1F c 3 cf. L, E-'NN' Fy- ., ' A .-:J ie c Qt. ' IU Ya:- - 1-'vs ,F at c 5' ' , A Q A fn g I - if , Aa.. rc.. i YBIBLES AND SCHOOL BOOKS gO hand in hdfld fOf found that reading their Bibles helped till thur spare many students on campus. Campus Life members time, ba ,M ex vs waf' I if C c if C tc L Q fc ,Lian Q-Arm i y at i I C N. t ' ' I, 'J Q R J, C reeeeeyy Q eeW ,K ,N C , .: ff: xr we Q 5 up L. .avi W, n K - P' ,, - I . -W +' -or i Ni 5 W-sw,-X L.. . 3 4 .M C i 9 L 1 luniors!Campus Life 1 ct In