Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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140 jennie Peterson Lac ey Pfrommer Ronald Phelps Robin Phillips Kimberly Pickering julee Pierce Susan Pierc e Yolton Polgar janet Pollitt Roger Potter james Quaney Viviana Quirino Terry Rains joseph Ramirez Richard Ramirez Vim ent Ramirez james Ramsey jeff Ratajczak Robin Rauch julie Ray Donald Rayke Mary Redhair james Reutzel joel Reyes Madeline Reyes Rudy Reyes Gerard Reynaga Misty Ridenour Shawn Riley W P R i 'Tc 3 I aw 'ns 3, I 4 gl yy V I TW , ,,, L ,,,, - V QE 1-. i Q 1 it it tt 1 i'tr it e 'P . M . XM I . fi . if P AWV, X- ,V I V , i P , N Q my ,Xe ,LQ 1, ,J X ski iv M hw we P W ir it ff '-y, P tt f, i i is P at 'il A ' H H H' f i .,Q,.' H, ,Il - il ,,f-ta tt j , y A fm Lv , Q it 9, W , g y w ,Z X f, i I l ,I 2 1 Mx A ff . f ' A , ' i ,. we f - i ,z Q ' ' , 'V' if f' P fy' fi ,s ' Q , - , i , if . . ,ji , , l,,i A , Z , Z . M' R - if f V f X j , X y ' 'Y - R as , , r, f '71 P917 fig? l 5 if P ' in W ittttll ttt AKEEPING DRY in the wetness of a car WBSPI, Edllii girls with licences were allowed to transport the Cabac ungan chooses to shine windows. Only the from one phase of the qarwagh to the other, Sophomores!SRC and Driving 1 ., , I f ,I - vc , I, , ' mf- ,fy A M.

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YSHOWING OFF one of the few spend her lunch period with friends , joke cards seen around campus is like Pat McQueen. H Marno Chitwood. She chooses to fights , ,M ' s Linda Pachelo Deborah Palm f , 1 ..',. , . Y 'N , A i' ' 1 f DesireeOwsian 5 2 r l 1 - 'Nw , 'M x X new amz! qi, ' I Kathy Palmer I . -.e f,, .1 A Q53 Darryl Paris ' H loellen Parisi A i me ti I .:.L s. 1: 5 NM ii . -., . ,Ei ASHARING ANSWERS after the test ATHE LUNCH PERIOD is used for eating, chatting with friends, etc. Edita Cabacungan tries desperately gives Teresa La Blanc, Grace Chang, Pam Berens and Teresa La Blanc con- fidence that they passed. to eat her lunch and keep herself dry at the same time, K X' ,J 4' 4 , N it -. 1 s , 'fi i , S E 1 ,, M... r fi. Y WQ 4, , ,W v- f WV! ff! gg I Gregory Park - Marlene Parson ,W 1 Y' ' Karen Patrick im leff Patton 'T 4 3 lulie Paul Ronnie Paulsen V ,, A ' Geoffrey Pearson ,f ,, , if - - -l , . 5 . i Brenda Pedigo 'Vi X-QQ, lon Peralez I ffm fa 1' ' 4 -' Marla Perez 7 K Diana Peralta iff 3 i Michelle Perez ' Eric Peterson N , , ,,,, i VM I, .., W, W hm. ' H 4 Free Time!Sophomores 139

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ft Q . ,, ATOO MANY ASSIGNMENTS makes it difficult for lane Skraba to complete her work in class. The importance of the SRC makes the large amount of work necessary, 5 5 .. , an , , egg.. A F For School is important. The things you learn there will be useful to you in the future. This statement, which was frequently questioned by stu- dents, did in fact, apply to a most important class. This was the State Requirement Course, otherwise known as SRC. In this class, not only rules and reg- ulations of driving were taught, like most people assumed. Six to seven weeks were spent on driver's educa- tion. The remaining time of the semester was split up between health tincluding first aidl and drugs and alcohol. SRC was one of the hardest classes UTLITG I 1 4' Y' f ,. Philip Rincon Lance Rippy George Rivera Heather Robertson larnes Robinson 1 1, rii A Lisa Rode Marilyn Roebuck Mildred Romero ' J time , . fr ,,, ,,,,, W e Diane! Rosedale V f ML ' David Rounds V' Cindy Rountree Diana Rousset Kenneth Rueben Camille Rueda IIVV George Ruiz at Daran Rupp A N ,. A Robert Rush D 4 Zi gg i Christine Russell fl -A i 2 3? I . Anthgny Ruggi - A . M ,ii I A it 'H if? M: ' ,,, tori Sabadin it V J Craig Sabella it A --ri Kenneth Sackett , - M g,, 5 ' , j i Z 'M A ' Gilbert 5335 V V I., , Veronica Salazar , ' ' Carol Salem 'T ' I at ' fffi fii 'ri l ' T ,,, f Use to get into and was changed to a semester course. Even with the extra nine weeks, there was much ,,,, ,to be learned and not much time to learn it in. There were many tests and much cramming the night before each one. The subtraction of the other two courses per year made it especially difficult to get the class. The completion of the driver's education was a relief for most, although it led to driver's training tbehind-the-wheell and then getting the permit. After getting the Permit it was only a matter of being sixteen years old before sophomores could start testing to receive their license. Q SRC and Driving!Sophom0res 141