Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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YWORKING ON HIS BUTTERHY FORM, Ben Lau prepares for the lunior DIHYOUS 'WIS Sophomore Veal Olympics held during March. Ben, a junior, first participated in the CIF W as sffg S , AL :- , if is rrri rri, , I , Q I tl Xirr f ' I S , ' ,W wx-HV ROSH-SOPH BOYS' SWIMMING. Steve Contrymang second row: Bryan nt row: Tom Daily, David Ducharme, Whalen, Ernie Camacho, Steve Cobbs. 6 .- Q., AVARSITY BOYS' SWIMMING. Front row: john Lordi, Mark Hunt, Charlie Matthews, Curtis lang, second row: Brian Sandstrom, Robert Dumont, Brad Taronto, Ken Rivers, Allen Cintas, third row: Alex Myrrnan, Ben Lau, Brian Grif- fen, Coach Bob Woolley, Dave Kimball, Pat Featherston, Chris Carmody, Al Cohen. Boys' Varsity Swimming!Mergers

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Turnabout Is Fair Pla -XX gms ys' Badminton: Front row, Brett Brian Hedekin, Drew lohannsen, AWATCHING WITH DETERMI- Ilerbush, Steve Fisk, second row, Tim Farrel. NATION, Cffiff' Chang f0li0WS lW9f shuttle ovt-r the net. Walnut varsity In going for another league championship, the Varsity Bad- minton team was shooting for their sixth consecutive first place finish, four of them in Hacienda League and two in Sierra League competition. The doubles teams were Stronger than in past years when singles and doubles were about even in strength. Even so, the combination was considered powerful enough to anticipate another league title. In recent years the aim in high school sports was to give girls an equal chance to participate. In contrast, in 1979 the Varsity Bad- minton team was one of few in the area which did not carry boys on their squad. To remedy this, l.V. coach Lorelee Miller added five boys to her team. She stated that they were very competent for first year players. Their toughest competition will be Los Altos again, but we will do alright against them, stated Varsity coach ludy lvlanthorne, Practicing ZW hours a day in the gym prepared the team for their season. Some of the stand-outs on the Varsity team were Michelle Mar- cellin and Minette Marcellin, dou-A bles, Brenda Boggs, singles, Cathy Werley and Margaret Majus, dou- bles, Diane Sorenson and Sheila Slattery, doubles, and Nona Cor- coran, singlesgi SMASHING THE BIRDIE, Brenda Boggs ral- lies and wins the point. Brenda is one of the standouts on the varsity team. went on to win 6-2 against Laguna Beach. Girls' Varsity Badminton!Mergers