Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Fun at the Top gg-il Ali On the wings of a tennis ball, the ltV Girls! Tennis team hovered at the top. The girls in their new uniforms walked off the courts undefeated in all the games during the season, The invasion of smog caused some preleague games to be canceled, Une early morning practice was arranged to compensate for after school practices missed because of hazardous airwarnings. Valerie Mealy, Laura Hill, Lori Mason and doubles team Kelly Brown and Denice Munier were loaned to the Varsity team. Since these players always defeated their opponents, playing for the Varsity gave them more of a challenges Feli- cia Sirchia and Debbie Cartwright, and Pauline Osaki and lana Orth, the usual two and three doubles team, more often than not won all the sets they played. Groans were heard from the ath- letes when requested to take a lap around the backstops. But Coach lim Faren found ways to make the team move faster by racing with them or guaranteeing the last runner another lap. Teasing and being teased was one way the girls showed affection for their coach. The real names of the girls were often forgotten because of the name changing of Coach Faren. The seriousness came with the pep talks when the coach told them to go out there and do your best. i ACONCENTRATION is the key as lana Orth attempts to return an opponents serve. lana and Pauline Osaki were Walnut's no. 3 doubles team. QWASHING CARS was the way the tennis teams earned money for necessary equipment. As Kelly Brown shows, it wasn't all fun and games. Girls' junior Varsity Tennis Walnut ,Connelly Walnut Claremont Walnut San Gabriel Walnut La Serna Walnut Wilson Walnut Glendora Walnut Rowland Walnut Los Altos Walnut West Covina Walnut Edgewood S It Walnut Wilson Walnut Rowland Walnut Los Altos Walnut West Covina Walnut Edgewood Walnut Wilson , Walnut Rowland Q Walnut Los Altos Walnut West Covina Walnut Edgewood l-GSSGS 0 Wins 20 l Girls' lunior Varsity Tennis!Mergers

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LSURROUNDED BY WILSON OPPONENTS, Dave Kimball looks for a chance to pass to teammate YFROSH-SOPH WATERPOLO. Front row: Larry Heidecker, Curtis lang, Tom Daly, David Ducharme, Neal Amesbury, second row: T. l. sas .g C ttts X gk 'S '15 llll- P .-mg ! ww N Q tl al gi f Q ,A wg. 5 Mergers!Waterp0l0 lohn Lordi, Waterpolo, Walnut's newest sport, is often described as similartobasketball. Brewster, Alex Myrman, Tim Hedst- rom, james Davis, Bryan Whalen, Scott Edholm, Mark Hunt, Steven Contryman, is AANTICIPATION ON THE SIDELINES is dem- onstrated by Scott Edholm, Tim Hedstrom, Sandy Miller and Brian Griffin, Unfortunately, the Lheering couldn't help the Mustangs .defeat the Los Altos Conquerors, losing 20-S. 'Jef . T 'Aka 3 YK AVARSITY WATERPOLO. Front row: Sandy Miller, Mark Ruh, Ron Dumont, Charlie Mat- thews, lohn Lordi, Brian Sandstrom, Ken Riv- ers, second row: Allen Cintas, Paul Pettersen, Brian Griffin, David Kimball, Pat Featherston, Al Cohen, Ben Lau. K 'v