Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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osbace tjsnion .iggeui kjognwn fitilea gogrzifon Kay cjorzzs Testing . . .I, 2, 3, Testing . .. tests as the year progressed. During the course of one's senior year there were several important tests that had to he taken. The SAT, the standard setting test and finals were all important tests. One of the first tests a person considf ered taking was the Scholastic aptitude Test, or SAT. There were several different dates on which the tests could he taken, but most counselors advised that the sooner the tests were taken the better chance students had of heing considered at the college of their choice. There were also several different locations the test could be taken at, hut the majority of Walnut High students chose to take their test at South Hills High. The achievement tests were mandatory for all students who were planning to go to a University of California. These tests enabled students to he placed in classes according to their ahility. The Achievef ment Tests could also he taken at the same locations and most of the same dates as the SAT. Finals, the tests everyone dreaded, were a part of every students life, seniors included, Almost every teacher was required to give finals at the end of each semester. Finals vvere usually a large part of a students grade. Nancy Long stated, There are so many tests that I have to take. Every time I finish one I have to take anotherfa Sm Kevin ggorzzs cawfyn gsaan Klfanzim lgozy Chw! LKaEan .SAM Kang Jlflirw. Llfatarzi Bandai lffafisf gnupg Lffsiisz UUZCEH lffsffsty .f5lgs'L'zi Q Senior Tests!Preferred Stock