Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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' r t, on ' ' fy an t 1 - - - Q, t ,- 4 -,X - it, ,gg . Diane Williams Fitzgerald Williams Laura Wilson - Tom Wilson . . , ,N 5- leffrey Winters 4 sf Kathleen Woods ff lerry Wright .5 Y f Q if if il. S Q 3' if , '11 W -f J l N si- 4 . if 'QW it 1 f -- Sf., t T Wendy Yeh C Christine Yip ,J S' K s 4'- u-New A Wade Young I Q s., ., ,. ,W . r , Q, ,EQ ' 4 . Wendy Young R1 ,Q 3, 94 Yftsflt J, Michael Zalud Robert Zeason 5 Q. Kenneth Zimmerman Ma Daisy Sta Agueda 5 rv W 1-X l i ,, W 5 1 A K QTHE SECRETARY OE THE SKI CLUB takes minutes at each meeting Set Yourself In olved Last year I wasn't able to be in that any clubs or activities. I just didn't iow how to go about it, com- nted Elena Damboiu. While soph- ores had a broad choice, there re definitely certain clubs that re more popular than others. rying out for and making IV cheer ns the most popular activity for sophomore girls. Every year between one and two hundred girls put on their gym suits, pinned a number on their chest and went in front of a panel of judges where they per- formed a number of different stunts and cheer routines. Preparing for these tryouts involved months of stretching, kicking and worrying, and Therefore, lenny Diebold tries to attend every one. out of those one or two hundred girls, only six were chosen. Other clubs that had a lot of soph- omore members were Choir, Key Club, Band and C.S.F. Sports, such as football, soccer and badminton were also very popular with sophomores, especially if they could make the var- sity team. InvoIvement!Sophomores

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l Missy Whittemore Sue Welty ie A A ' , A Carol Werley Bryan Whalen Kristine Wheeler Iohn Whiting .. ,. , in ' QIIA I' Mark Whitter , ' I' Michele Wilcut I g I fx' I vi an if y is :lit,i,'i- , M , ,-,, W , A If it M C If Pm, ASHOWING ENTHUSIASM is practically a necessity for members of a team sport. Kellie Frederickson attempts to avoid the splashing water at the tennis car wash, , , , r U 146 f-nf ni H V I I .::,E, , , , m '..k ,il I n VN A y o f 4 V au. f N ' V , 1 W ' V VKEE 2 ,xx 'm AVERY FEW SOPHOMORES are fortu- nate enough to make Chamber Singers. AFOR All THOSE MUSICALLY INCLINED, band is a popular organiza- tion to ioin, Band members combine Sangho Kim and Eric Peterson are two o them. their individual talents at the Christm performance. Sophomoresflnvolvement

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N FFTESHTITEN FFIESHIIT The First lvteet of the Year Orientation, the first aspect of high school, was one not enjoyed by many. Starting September lOth school opened and the end of sum- merwas here. With the presence of a heatwave it was hard to believe vacation was really over. Everybody was looking forward to getting home and cooling off as soon as possible. But for the new incoming upperclassmen and freshmen, it was strongly suggested by the administration to stay for orientation. The orientation, which began at T2 o'clock, was an introduction to the school. The T979-80 ASB officers were introduced to the new class. Along with the advantages of buying an ASB card, the student store was also explained to the class of '85 ASB president left Richardson pushed for the sale of Walnut High teshirts and Robert Abate Brian Acosta Terry Adams Ntarta Attatatt Bill Agresta ,,,. Ntarie Alabada Charlotte Alexander 'lx f Sherri Alexander E ig if ns. 3' T 5 P i i A ' ValerieAllen ,- ,V SteveAlmada Q5 Neal Amesbury r , Stella Amisola 5 llaxid Anable lisa Anderson lim Aren7 ' Robyn Ausherman Margarita Avec illa Patricia Avila Nlario Ayala Ioel Baefa Monique Bailey V Greg Baker W ' Desiree Bart ello O' - JW' Pamela Axrla ' Brian Barrett Greg Basson Peggy Bauer Chris Becerra -Q. N. Ntargo Beltran vi- Tittant Bender T i' lim rnnt X X Bt 'tt X i W . gs in ,, the importance of getting involved with clubs and activities. Rules and regulations were also stressed. The Drill Team, l.V. and Varsity Cheer, Flag, Songleaders and the mascots performed after the main points of orientation were covered. Looking up into the bleachers, half of the gym was filled with new upper- classmen and freshmen fanning themselves to keep cool. The other half of the gym was made up of the Pep squad, ASB officers and the band, who performed during the meeting. With the meeting over, some freshmen left in search of a cold drink, but most headed for home and an air-conditioned housea yWHlLE WATING FOR ORIENTATION to start, ten lVt'SlTITTt'Vt seemed really interested Daxrd Craxes, Steve Chuha, Kent Parttda, and Daxid Ungard were the minority who listened tor important information i it i ,I N A if A li 1 l X 2 -t Q .gy nv, I 9 A E , , ,fy y ' -e ' sit' f i g 7 iii a Z , lt H Q sa U if 5 2.- 441 -sf i .f 69 .yt ,LW . 5. T' ' 1 -. .frZ 4.:f -v 52: W ,A ,fx fm ,L 'W W i ' fb- , .fl 'V , Z f , Kf WHf'fs , 'W e 1, A ' if A. 1 5 , A gr f' 5 X Q Rl' 1 Freshmen!Orientation x