Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Required Classes!Sophomores IIURES SUPHUIIIUHES 3 Randall Becerra Karen Beck Megan Becker julie Beeman Andrew Belasco Andrew Bell Gregory Bell Iames Bell Velda Bell Silvia Bento Lisa Berry Brenda Bigelow William Bingham Christopher Birch Brian Bishop Ronda Black Deborah Blackwell Thomas Blake Scott Blakeslee james Blubaugh lames Bogdan Tod Bolsinger Sally Boothe Honnie Bosnyak Ieffrey Bourque Kenneth Boyd Teri Brewster Thayne Brewster Brenda Briant Michael Bridgeforth Tracy Bristol Michael Brocki Lavail Brown Maria Brown 129

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lf your last name began with S, P, or L, you were one of the luckier sophomores. You were one of the first to register. At fall registration all of the sophomores were seen in approximately the same areas. Most rushed to the SRC tState Require- ment Coursej teachers first, accept- ing any open spot they might have. Then they'd build the rest of their schedule around that class. Robin Lindley, one of the more for- tunate sophomores, stated, l didn't have any trouble getting my classes, but all of my friends did, so we didn't end up with the same lunch like we had planned. Even the students that could get SRC still had to do a lot of juggling to fit in the other required courses. Each and every sophomore had to have a P.E. class, a science class UPS or lSlj, a HES sizipninmcines sup l'll Ha e the Usual lunch period 15th or 6thj, and an Eng- lish class. Being required to take all of these resulted in the strong similari- ties between the schedules of the sophomore students. There were, of course, the excep- tions who chose to break up the monotony by joining a club or add- ing a fun elective to their otherwise routine schedule. Those who took IPS or ISI as freshmen ended up with a biology, chemistry or Western Civi- lization class. just like when you order a meal, the sophomores were offered a choice. They could try something dif- ferent or just say, l'lI have the usual! Q pFORElGN LANGUAGES are a common elec- tive, as well as a college requirement. Nan- nette Burk works on Mrs. Rosenberg's assign- ment in Spanish I. SQ 5 .., 'ly s William Abboud .4 Russell Achin ii V' l.,V . it Margaret Addeo ll J -f '-t.f fr fin Lisa Adriolo . S , l , . L M s . james Agren Q' - f QW' R? ' gli vi Cheryl Aiken ' - ' . L , V, Y ' r ' Denny Akiyama V- l S f Alan Alabada , ' l S I A Ki if 5' ' Y Belinda Altenhofel Rossana Alvidrez if Michael Amend c . ludelito Amisola W g Daniel Anable - g 1 I , t R Scott Anderson , .. QQ Tracy Anderson I X ' ' Y x Michele Andrews -4 X if ' A William Angevine r David Aoki 'A Wayne Arballo Pamela Arlt A . Adrienne Atkins Paul Ayala Sandra Baeza ft R if leff Baird - , . V Deborah Baker . if S' Michael Bales Patricia Baquedano Christine Barber -i , -S ' Q. A Allen Bassett Q K . Penny Bauer ' Kimberly Baum Blanca Arrevillaga 1 , if S S s .ac ' Q S 'Q g A 52 ' 5 .tx-f . S . .R M , gc 1 A its K? S im ei- 'A :figs -.,. .4 ,M - - gg 5, 4 X f Q L . f if it :F A I ii .. i A F2 3 L ' ' 2' :A W 5 ic? y i x Q- im X X I r ix V 1' is 7 1 Q ss S 1 Sophom0res!Required Classes fj, i

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130 YUSING THEIR INFLUENCE to lift sophomore spirit, the sophomore football players put their voices to good use. They aided the Class of '82 in winning a yelling contest at one of the pep rallies. Q x Sean Brown Erika Bunner Nannette Burk Kathleen Burke Christine Burmeister leff Burns loseph Burns Percy Burries Gregory Burton Christy Busch Christine Busch Candy Bystrom Edita Cabacungan Paul Caligiuri Ernest Camacho losefina Canala Richard Cap Rosanne Carbajal Leslie Carlston Christopher Carmody Desiree Carroll Adela Castaneda Kim Castillo Annette Caulkins Christina Cayuela Jaime Cayuela Berthae Cendejas Grace Chang Tony Chavez Marno Chitwood Allen Chou Shannon Chrisman Chris Christensen Steven Cindrich Timothy Clausen Catherine Clements Tammy Close Steven Cobbs Mike Cogdill Aaron Cohen Alan Coleman Pam Coley W 33? N Bai' f qw w , l Y I'M A SOPHOMORE AND PROUD OF IT, is written on the signs hung around the necks of team members, They pleased their master on slave day by doing many crazy things. . tii- WN LMODEST DOES NOT DESCRIBE the sopho more football team. Music used in strippin acts calls tor the immediate removal of all foot ball jerseys. l fs. QE I Fx ' fi' ' M f '4.1..,,,l if il Q -A unfit 4 M. A C r -fx 'in XML, f , ' . - - - , ' ' , -, 'Q , if 4 M -' f . ffl? 1 T' 1 ' .f , I y A -,,r L' I if A I , aa C.. it I ' ' rrrr V iyyyt -453 I Zi T i I E T AIEVE G 'V Vs . ,... . rw' Q I N gct. a ,V if ' Wa fs . is 5 'Q S - lrggg' 1 an vm sa. wa, Q-. 1 Sophomores!Soph Football K 'I' cy J 1-' fi' Kb ,... . Q , , 7 .V . 1 S il xx l 5 A: 'ls cct, lg I mf 5' i - I 1 I e ts 'i 'Svc if' fwf- -- 2'i I s , ' n ll 'swf I : ' 5' l I ' I, . T l ' 1 Q ms - X. :r-: ,,,,s f ,, - :hh ,, . I i,v...:L! . M Q 'N ,, 3 5 gt' Miers it e E i as T I 4 x 1: ..-h. Q I 3-I 'E , l M 1 ,,.. . I T g C Q I so ' 'N' -'h:' iff X -