Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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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

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F Norman Charbonneau Election day, an exciting and intense event, was held September 27th for the freshmen class, There were I6 candidates running for offices, And now a drum roll, please. The 1979-80 freshmen class officers were, as elected: Todd Brewster - president, Deanne Diliartolomeo - vice president, leanette Donohoo - secretary, and Felicia Reed - treasurer. In November, the freshmen class had its first meeting with their new officers. A dance was planned for january ilth. A dance committee was also set up. The other fundraisers were not mentioned but in an inter- view Todd disclosed a fundraiser involving Knotts Berry Farm. Todd also hoped to profit S400 for the freshmen class. The advisors for the class of '83 were Mrs. lanet Beneda, Mr. Bill Mur- ray, and Mrs, Lois Tucker. When asked how she became involved Mrs. Beneda replied, I volunteered and I am really enjoying myself. Q LAFTER LISTENING to I6 candidates on Elec - tion Day, some Freshmen become distracted and bored. The Freshmen elections were held out bv the bleac hers, as always. Ralph Bushong if Thomas Carcelli ,ds Future Politicians as Tom Buzzerio Mike Cardiel v I Kathy Carnesi r ' - loesph Carpio Carmen Cartledge i , c 11 Sue Carvalho , Dawn Cass Dion Casteel Wendy Castillo Ric hard Caulkins . I Debbie Chavarria Ioanne Choi . I Steve Chuha '- David Churley Elaine Chute Robert Cianciminio . Becky Cisco - , .L Chris Clark ' - ' 'S ive! N er- 4 15 chrisimecamiia .ii.i C Q it X 1 A lt t a, L ... I 'F 5 1 -f f 'A n , af., . . fi. U if K 5 K I... I I X 4 3 Scott Cline 'W LorindaCoffman ' I VVendyCoffman CharlieCogger c ClayCoker Kelly Collins I 7 Qs it .fx pl .L Sheri Collins I .1 , 9, t A ti Darlene Conforti 1 I Fernie Contreras Li 1-1' ., I0 E I f . an ,, . A5 f ,Q 4 w 1 X ,, ,in f X x 'X I, 4. . .x , i wg. .1 ,ac . . .. . 1 I 'f t I I K x 4 1 2 4 Zz' 'E I- 12 -, 19 ., .. i, . . c 5 0 2 ,gag f ,J , . nr 'K me R 2 .W t it .,. ..,, K if i 5: Y I sa. , I Q . f 5 471. . fl if ,ts 1 0 Freshmenfflections SN XXQ a .L ff. ff! ali at f