Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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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

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,A . Vtfrxu - ir B A-M :iw-O 'ivy With a Little l-lelp From . .. Z2 0 .5 ' 'E at 4, Q hgfz v I , . me Nav ff bac? ,I I AS Decisions decisions were made all of the time by the sophomore class officers. Making the right deci- sions, that would benefit the whole class, was exactly what the officers were responsible for. Election com- petition wasn't very rough due to the lack of candidates. There were four people, each running for one of the four different offices. The advisors helped in taking care of minor details. Both Mrs. Karen Cline and Mrs. loyce Bergstrom agreed that being class advisors gave them the opportunity to get to know students they wouldn't have met oth- erwise. They enjoyed being involved with the sophomores and participat- ing in activities. QTHE FIRST CLASS MEETING presents many ideas veteran class advisors Ms. Bergstrom and Mrs. Cline have heard before. Committees were formed at this meeting. Meetings were called whenever something needed to be discussed. The main concerns of the officers were fund raisers. No matter what the reason for calling the meeting happened to be, the subject of dis- cussion always seemed to turn to an idea for raising money or details for one already planned. The officers and advisors were aided by committees, concerned sophomores, and even parents, mak- ing necessary work a little easier. Edita Cabacungan, sophomore class secretary commented in gratitude, I thought it would be impossible to find any volunteers since most stu- dents didn't want their parents to chaperone. The new regulations required them. There wouldn't have been a dance without the aid of the parents. . .sss as it ,gl T -. - 1 ' sad Mollard g - .. Q g. , - 5 T ' 5 if gf ' . T - Cynthia Moncada T .,. a Q.. ti s tt T Q . . ... f . Joseph Mom - T N A .... .. is , V g at r S i 'li g g T M Cynthia Morehead .2 A A , 1 S ip-W5 T , K Q gggi l xk aw ,. . fd Monique Mottes ' Q .I A , Q V .fr ' V I DT - e -' Kevin Mount - X L.. ir . 3 -r f. - . i . ,K .QQ N , ki, ,.5kK.K i 1? : tt't ' ' A Deborah Mullins ' -M .--S251 'ff 1 f is Ravmond Munoz M , if Mark Myers ,J s Alexander Myrman 'ii j - -, ,,. 4 T Michael Nahmias tg I . , T Ms Ciannine Nardini , Q. ..... .,, , A f ,.g . Z. ,Q V . ,, . M ,, . Marita Navarro Q ' In ln if 'V 'J K Bret Nelson - wr li T kli E T . - 1-1 ' Greg Nelson l ' t Q , 1 Laura Nemeth gr xg - T L ' F l 7 L sa ss. st f f t i . T .. - I T iii' . I .. Brian Nettles A , y V' Mary Frances Neumann -.. - 4, .. lohn Newman V 'w is ,Ag I-2 SV - ,Lv T .g Tonla Nicholas ' T 1 xg , Q if g f ,- .A Marvin Nicholls N i ir- f gd. - gi ' Evangeline Nichols K ...,.. t Q P X . ..::. XXX! VAVV V Linda lmxg ' C A T aren o an W I .... 1 T S X N3 R 2 g Karen Ann Nolan in if . . -. T R. . T - Randall Nolte 7. -. 3 . T -T S g Denise Novinski l' , I t 5 3, Crystal Oakes ' 'T 9 - 53 Wanda Oakes Q T ts- fs' y ' T X T ,.,,, as ... . cynihaaofft-fdahi X N W '. T f 4 Valerie Okinaka ' X Q .l Q W , g Dorie Olson it , - Christine Ortega , ,,,g .4 Ronald Ortega . . X, . -mfr Q 1 in 1 t f A A Isreal Ortiz , 2 , J T 'rs - . ' lohn Ortiz 1 fi- Q . 'gs KT T X-fiifjfm . 1 Michael Ortiz i ,-5-st. A' R 'A , . V ' x - - - V, 'x g N'- julie Ostravich i - ---- t ' . T . R Frances Ovalle X . . ll ' l T f V r .L fT'i1 Robyn Overby i S '. 'll . -- Class Officers!S0phom0res 1