Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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On Friday and Saturday nights, a strange phenomenon occurred in homes throughout Walnut and Dia- mond Bar. Hundreds of teenagers stripped off their uniforms of blue jeans, T-shirts, and off the walls and donned even dressier French jeans, OP shirts, and Candies The long week of school was forgot- ten -the weekend was herelf For many, Friday nights were spent at football or basketball games These popular sporting events were a chanre for friends to meet, talk, and, if the team was winning, go crazy. After the game, many students went to the dances in the gym, or to Car- row's, the local hang-out. Saturday nights were a different story. Roller-skating, a fairly new fad, was a popular pastime. Skate lunc- tion, Skate Factory, and Skate Coun- try were the most widely attended rinks. Puente Hills Mall was also a favorite place to shop, watch a movie, or check out new pros- pertsf' Showboat, a brand new amusement center in Puente Hills East, was usually packed. Pinball machines, miniature golfing, batting cages, vlalibu Grand Prix race cars, and a giant water slide helped to liven up plenty of evenings. Fridays and Saturdays were party- hearty times, too. Parties gave stu' dents the chance to relax and unwind after the long week at school. Smok- ing, talking, and getting rowdy with friends helped to lengthen the too- short weekend, Of course, not everyone was able to go places every Friday or Saturday night. Many juniors and seniors had jobs until 9 pm., while freshmen and sophomores earned their money babysitting, Transacti0ns!Freetime