Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Did ou ever? i li Annual Staff i Did you ever have to try to make a first deadline during a weltering heat wave, in a classroom with no air con- ditioning tno windows,eitherl? , Did you ever try to make a dead- line that you were having trouble enough with, when you never knew Lwhat class you'd be working in because your ceiling was leaking on everything, the carpet was flooded and it smelled like someone died lyou had to leave because the lights might explodel? Have you ever Captured the most exciting moments of any Walnut football game, only to discover the camera didn't have any film inside? T ,Have you ever had the feeling that the advisor was gettinglback at you I when he changed the system of the yearbook sale? Have you ever tried to interx9iew a teacher while the butterflies in your stomach were also caterpillars caught in your throat? Did you ever ride a crowded bus to a sports event with rowdy, loud sports people so you could cover an important game? Then you had to return with rowdy, smelly, louder sports people. Did you ever try to explain to your parents wh-y you never see them, you're always grouchy and that you need to miss your first three classes tagainl so you can try to catch up on the sleep you never get? Have you ever been sick of people who constantly stick their face in the picture, when you're trying to take true-to-life candids? They always yell, Take my picture! every time they deadl? Ever wonder what it's like spend- ing a week of constant activity at UCSD ttlniversity of California at San Diegol where they serve the world's worst food, doing things like going to Black's beach, or trying to learn how to make a better yearbook? Have you ever sat up all night, bit- ing your fingernails, praying that San- ford would get your opening section pictures back on time? Did you ever imagine how weird it would be to see the yearbook com- plete and in your hand tyou were proud to say l did that l? Could anyone believe that so many complaining, lazy people would understand that it was actually worth it after the deadlines were over? If you said yes to any one of the questions above, you were a member of the Cayuse Animal Staff. A cor- see you lwhen most of the time they wouldn't notice if you dropped poration that was 'truly a corporation in every sense of the worda ATHOSE EDITOR BLUES hit editor-in-chief, Patti Ryono, as she sur- veys the after-deadline damage. A three-year Cayuse veteran, Patti was chosen by Beetle Bailey, the advisor of the staff. Photo by Tom Crowley. QCROPPING WIJH CAIQE, Cindy Becker selects pictures for the first color football spread ever toiappear in the Cayuse. For every picture that found a place in the yearbook, approximately 30 pictures were not used. Photo by Dave Carlston. ,l Annual Staff!Corporations 199

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