Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Class Ring Controversy Do you think class rings are important? This question came up, as it does every year, from the time they first started being sold until after all had been distributed. Several sophomores gave their opinions as to whether or not they thought class rings were important. Kerri Liebhart replied, Yes, they're important. They give you something to look back on, to remember your years in high school. However, Stephanie Hart took a more economical point of view. She remarked, I'm not going to buy one because the four year- 4 f ' l W W 1 l 71 , , , .. ,.W1g1t 'Q 'Q A ,. 2 as books that l'm buying will give me more to remember my high school years by. Much curiosity was aroused by just the thought of purchasing a class ring. Almost every member of the class of '82 attended the November class meeting in the gym, at which the rings were discussed. Buy your class ring before the price of gold goes up again, was written on one of the posters adver- tising class rings. Since last year the price of gold had almost doubled. This affected the ring industry in 44 ' -+1 ' 1 0 'N ff i n .7 gf xv Y 1 '-fiilw Q 4 if ,,, ,ii lr M 1, 3 ,705 - l , ix -V Q I 1, A I 1 A .g K L-. i an ,fi 'H' Q A 9 g.- was J xg W Xt if L - y is, -V 3 ' 5:51 , ,V 2 , tl it ffl' f 2 1 Wi ii-C' Q E , i M , 3 ,, f' aft? - f ' greatly. lay Lowry, a representative of losten's lnc., advised against purchas- ing 14k gold and offered the students the opportunity to buy a longer-last- ing, stronger, and more economical ring made of Lustrium, a new metal. All who attended paid very close attention to make sure they would get exactly what they wanted. Many of the students stayed after the meet- ing to look at some samples of the rings and stones available to them. For the following week- these samples were left on display for all to admire l1 , ,.., , , t and make theirfinal decisions. Q I I 4-4 , ,ga-v i .s,, if 4 , nz 4 Af 5 S , K' 'J 1 a A. '1 ti xt . Q an lx f .,x- .t , , , M . nf 5 ,G If 9 ' fl if Q 2, 1 get V' 35 X K A rt t wg In ' :., , ,H Af-1 1 Q lfhxx 4-, R.- V, f y 1, ,,,f , ..,, ,, ,, . , ,W H t,, w - ' , K I 0 t 4' K 4 1 '- .- va ' Q ,,, .. I. .., x . f--, 5 4 Q. in . g ,. we f 1 ww . sf ' if 1 . f , If E33 5 ,ku ' ' 1 W K , 5 , -f' : - , C VW. K A . vw ,L 'tm 11' ft, 's fi W , ...ff Fi Y 0 ,M I s Y 2 ,W ,mmqilfal I .3 '-1 W , ,ff Q , A . 6. f . QQ , 5 Q' K A. va t r' v fr 4 ,. ti- a at C Q y . .f,, xg ,. 5 y t f ji ll , I . , ,,,,, V..: ,X sf' f . r 3 f Q if ' ff SQ, I , , , , Andrew Fukudome Evan Galbraith Raymond Gans Carlos Garcia Diane Garcia Donald Garcia Gregory Garcia lulie Marie Garcia Kimberly Gardner Rebecca Gargaro Iill Garner Nathalie Gendron Charlotte Gentry Paula Gerry Tracy Gerry Marlina Geyer Susanne Gile Heidi Glaus Lisa Golnick Heidi Gondon Lesley Gow Lucinda Graham Robert Grandon Corinne Grassman Kimberly Gray Brock Greenberg Randy Gregston Carolyn Grier Cynthia Griffith Lisa Guin Keith Gunn Louis Gutierrez Mark Gutierrez Rebecca Gutierrez Lisa Hacker Pamela Hailey lohn Haker Dee Halabi Keith Hanks lack Hansen lulie Harper Martin Harper Prentice Harpold Staci Harrison Stephanie Hart Tamara Hartl Thomas Hayes Patrir k Heard Class Rings!S0ph0m0res 133

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It S Your Turn, Sophomores K .fe- , g ii 'Q 13 - SQ 5' ,f 5 y seas , 5, . sa 3. 0 f ' W 4 - if J' 11, f ' f 'Q' Q, . lfrz fi ' Q L .A ts -.fs-is i .. I f I 5 ,i ... h MX N- J xx, ' X psig W . X , ' Q ' - ' ,- fa. X 'g KL 5 kil o.. . K. ix Vlk: ,.,..- it L x rp Q by 5 .LL L wx 5 S' R t 6. is Q -1 at LMS T 3' tt . ' M Q t :,. 1 at E x r, i f ,., X 5 X-4, 1 .J 3 W 1 K f . x 'K Q -W ri vw ' Q If Q 1 A -X E. 5 35. . . 5. J' ri .K L it K' l 1 T l ,, ,. Erie Y u f H Q X x X X 2-3 'y . f 5' L :,, I xi' L 'X' in L The class of '82 had its turn this fall to take the CTBS tests. These tests were very important vvhen it came to figuring the average level of intelli- gence of high school students. The testing was held in the library during the fourth week of October and the second vveek of November. The students vvere tested in groups according to alphabetical order. Many of them felt as if they vvere gete ting a day off of their regular classes. Yet they returned the next day only to receive the assignments from the day before, which added to the homework for that evening. lenny Diebold agreed, lt shouldn't have been during school. Missing my classes really put me behind. lt was also too crovvded and long. Robert Kent lohn Ki-rkenbush Sangho Kim Karl Kimball Greg Kimmel Ralph Kinder Hollis King Kathleen King . ' -t t iii it g Steven King L Larry Kintner .l K Y, N Toy Kloos ' L 1 V 'iii 'iii 'N I L' Kenneth Knox ll l Y iiiyf I I Qi- ii Melanie Knox f 'S ig gf jg r g : ,W g ' Destry Kral Q g l kg.. ,Q sX,l - H H Marc Kralik f-1 - 'iii iiii' - Reber c a Kroah Denise Kropinak N Chris Kudier Todd Kurten PM Y Todd Kurzhal Maylin Kwan V A 'Ii Iacqueline Lada S :' t Z X Lisa Latosse -1 7. I f X X j ei Michael lagasse vi' ei Vickie Landolfi Theresa Larsen Lori Lasage lorraine Lausten lxy Lynne Lazarre Rachelle l eannais Timothy Leavitt Theresa Leblanc Tony Let kie Karen Letever Kerri Liebhart Laura Liggett Steven Lightsey Craig Lindemulder Robin Lindle y David Livingston is ,Q , y CTBS!Sophomores 1