Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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tvlany new events were introduced during Spirit Week. Included in the new events were Court Secrets, a slave auction, with a real auctioneer, and Nerd dress-up day. Many people enjoyed the new events as well as the old favorites. Sheila Slattery, Secre- tary of School Spirit, summed it up, I liked the new games like the slave auction and the area cram because they got everyone involved, not just a select few. School decoration was not sup- posed to be part of the festivities, but it was. Some students decided to decorate the school with business signs, toilet paper, tires and tons of shredded paper which was scattered across campus. When Mr. Skraba threatened to take funds out of the senior treasury to have it cleaned up, students then took it upon them- selves to clean it upg QTRYING DESPERATELY not to burst her bal- loon, Erika lohnston, with the help of Iohn lsett, participates in the water-balloon toss. ffm Bagel i:AJoEe'Ll: Bafbgok cgicgazd Bags ibsanna .Banyan jeff Banzai cfasgirza Ba1num ckjugy Baudoin dxQ.IZ8ttE, .Bauman Uyntfiia Bacigez Beuszfy Spirit Week!Preferred Stock

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166 fi K, Paulette Alerich - Honor Roll 11- 45, French Club 13 - 45, Girls League 135. lulie Babishoff - Chamber Singers 145, Chamber Chorale 12 - 45, Choir Dept. Art Publicity Officer 145, Best Alto 135, Swim- ming V 135. Lisa Baker - jobs Certificate, Honor Roll, Entertainers, Cham- ber Chorale. Cindy Becker - Mascot 125, V Songleader 145, Yearbook Staff 13 - 45, VVho's Who Among American High School Students 135, Highest Honor Roll 11 - 45, Honor Guard 135, Badminton FS, IV, V 11 - 35. ggwdwm Que Ogffonw Junsff Oqisffo Quik 546121121 faum c4fLie'zt1brz fpauf Oqfzziag gjaufsffe G4f7s'L1lcg lkuua Gqffsrz Bret 04fmf5az9 Dsmsbula C74rzcfeu,on cjggn 541141811072 gwarzcfy gufif c4m1 Lu1 ggzzi o4'ztzzLis'Lzy fazmsn Oqfgifli C11-ref Oqkgirzi Efizagstg Ogfgrlna Sandy Gqtgini Oqnna Oquina Cjufils Bagisgoff YDOING HER PART to clean up a very pick up trash., Most of the mess got messy campus, Kathy Lispi stoops to cleaned up during Seniorlunch. Preferred Stock!Spirit Week

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Homework Replaces C m Suits YENIOYING HER FREE TIME, Lori Overlay takes the opportunity to gala with friends in the library. Not having P.E, left more free time for many other seniors, also. For the first time in VValnut's hise tory, those seniors with a heavy class- load had the opportunity to omit physical education from their sched- ule. Seniors were the only ones to have this privilege. In order to have P.E. omitted from a student's schedule, he had to file a petition vvith his counselor at the end of his iunior year. The petition had to be filled out, which included a list of all the classes he was going to take in his senior year. A parental signature was also necessary. If the petition was okayed by his counselor, then that student did not have to take P.E. For some seniors who opted to not take P.E,, it meant that they had a chance to take a fourth year of some other course like foreign language, math, science, or business. For others it meant getting out of school earlier to go to work or just go home and relaxa Ulm 173921151 Uinz Bszmudzz Um! Beznaf yoga Bimga Cfvdcgofaa Biisii fauw Biigofz Cfeigmia Bragg ggff Broom guldll 3051001 BIEVIJQ 30991 1 X J gpm its pw 14' -v v Ai is .W r x 2 z , 1 ' af Preferred Stock!Seniors Without P.E.