Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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the U.S. should intervene militarily in Iran. A senior stated, We should declare war on Iran and go in and take back the hostages. On the other hand, 47'Z, were against the use of military force. I think there must be some kind of agreement that can be reached besides war, wrote a sophomore. Not everyone was as concrete in their answers. Cris Nel- son, a senior, explained, I think we should wait this thing out unless one of the hostages is hurt. Then we have no choice but to intervene militari- lv. Q Iran! Feature Story

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Preferred Stock After having been a commodity for hree years, the class of l98O ncreased in value enough to be con- idered preferred stock. The fact that eniors were not required to take FE., were able to leave campus after ourth period and had their own senf or Mall were a few of the privileges granted to preferred stock. Each share of preferred stock was ioticeably more expensive than a hare of common, underclassman tock because of the fact that a lot nore money was invested in each hare. Each senior had to pay for cap .nd gown rental, Grad Night, senior Breakfast and Baccalaureate tickets. 'hese were just a few of the expenses inderclassmen didn't have to worry ibout. I really never thought about he senior year being more expensive han other years, but with all the end if the year activities, my senior debts ind application fees to colleges, it eally adds up, stated Laura Simone. The graph below illustrates five iptions usually associated with being THIS GRAPH SHOWS FIVE UEESTYLES that re related to being a senior at Walnut High chool. According to the results of the survey, :he seniors are a very academic group with 9295 planning to go to college and only 3411, waving four or fewer classes. TNOT BEING REQUIRED TO TAKE P.E. is the ewes! privilege granted to Preferred Stock. Qeith Dabney and Greg Schmidt take advan- age of this privilege while less privileged mderclassmen must swim fortheir PE. class. a senior at Walnut High School. One hundred seniors were polled to rep- resent the majority of the class of 1980. For the first time in Walnut's history, PE. was not required for sen- iors. Surprising enough, only 3195 of the seniors took advantage of this option. Only 8fXi of the seniors polled had plans that did not include col- lege, Most of these people had a job waiting for them upon graduation. The report which follows captures all the significant events in which the senior class was involved. Whether it was Spirit Week or taking the SAT, the seniors were always busy. Com- mittees had to be organized and decisions had to be made concerning future plansg 92 69 68 g... U-Q ,Q E but - :cu Q- -9- U og L2 U Fewer Co lege 21l'1S Pi XX X X Division! Preferred Stock