Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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l Ronnie Iestermather ' orking I-lard to Be the Best In a surxey taken lay the Cayuse statt, a numluer ot' lreshrnen were polled, One ot the questions asked xx as, What is your grade point ayerf age? Only 'I-Ima had an A average, xxhile the majority, otlllti, had a li ayera dglx. XX hen asked xx hat eleCtix'es they were taking, the results were: Algebra I, with Spanish I next, Basics Math, Frenc h I, Intro. A and IS, IPS, Ceornef trx, and German I, in that sequenee. lightv percent ol' the freshmen class xx as planning to go to college xx ith atom.. ot' them lor 4 years or more. As tor careers, the stall refeixfed the tollowing replies. Choices ranged trom Careers in the medical field suth Iohn liomingo lorrie Ilona-r leanette llonohoo Sanny Doty Daw llrasc It h Ihad llutrenne Nlilse lluncan lamie Iiunlexx lenniter Durand Cherie ladens liexin Earle Ntonique ldxxards Idxxtn lllts Sherald Ellis Iuan lst olmar Fltzalmeth lstep Toni Ialardo Toni Farlan Todd lerrart Rent lerren . sf:-fs Mit hele I torentino Brad I usher lxnn l isher 'Y 'X Kim Fisher Stuart lishman Ralph Iitzgerald Nant y llamenlnaum Deidre Flores Ingrid Ilores Ieannette Flores -- Sandra long Marx' I ye fx as a surgeon, dentist, pediatrician, nurse, veterinarian, or pharmac ist to an occsuaption in law or a sefretarial job. A Computer programmer, archif tect, policeman, airline or Air Foree pilot, and a truck driver were also mentioned. These were just a levy ol the occupational desires expressed by the freshmen. After reading the statistifs, Mr. Landerer, the yocraa tional Counselor remarked, 'II think the freshmen Class has a lot of poten- tial and the advantages are there for them to takefi ,WHILE STUDYING in the lilirarx, Thad liutrf enne and lane lligashi take a lireak to tltsc uss the latest news. Ihe lilararv is a haven tor manx students going here NE 1 .- I.: , sv 515- 'fa r . . A .Q S 'Set s Q' s I A I . Q -. S Y t si 9. I3 5 gf.-'L' I si ., Q M5 tif' J' x ERR .MS . ---- - 1? E .xv L :sea . .. .5 . MN? it f i S .ggw Kkiiih T i f I, aaana an I . gi . f -w f. 'if , -if ' if N' I it sz, If! iril A F 3 - K . it R as z , ae W .. . an iii f I Karen Iossheim - . 1 . N I tnda I rant is 'A I' 'X I Q L Gloria Iranto I 15, G I H ah 4 K Clan Iranta - A -- , I pw A . L - Kit lslrazier iss - - M , Z:-s , , Ciarolvn Iullserson I A I K Z -- Tim I uzzartl t 1 , I f . , x V. V, ' XX x W .v Freshmen!Academics

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