Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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The highs are what we all look forward to, but sometimes more isn't always better. The stock market fluctuates to highs and lows everyday as does life in general. The highs are what we all look forward to, but sometimes more isn't always better. As the population rose 170 from the previous year, three additional portables were needed to accommodate the expanding corpo- ration. New executive positions were opened up. But because we were looking for such high quality person- nel, many deficits were not filled until after the fiscal year had started. One of our top brokers, Mr. Scott Wright, transfered over to another company. Ms. Ann Ashworth took over Mr. Wright's place in Senior Seminar after a whole flock of substi- tutes. As Diane Mainhurst put it, I Qime eiteciil E-ilii o O O O was confused at first about what the class was going to be like because of the change in teachers. But once we got a permanent teacher it seemed YFLOATING HEARTS on a S-chain, a common sight, are worn by Erica Johnston. Before the rise in gold that jewelry was 522.005 after gold hit its highest price it was 556.00 for the same piece. Photo by loe Ryan AINDIVIDUAL ATTENTION is hard to get in over-crowded classes such as U.S. History. Here janie Varju, Tina Harpe- nau, Donna Farmer, Susan Coletta and Haven Lin find it easier to work on their seminar questions among themselves than to wait for Mr. Hank johnson's free time. Photo by joe Ryan. LPREDICTING THE UNPREDICTABLE buses everyday is impossible for Mike Boyd, Matt Haines, Leslie Williams, Patty Waska and Gwen Nichols. The erratic schedules mean missing the bus one day and waiting half an hour another. Three in a seat was what usu- ally was found once the bus arrived. Photo byjoe Ryan. Opening! Unexpected Highs

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Photo by loe Ryan LCLOSER T0 HOME, Fireman lack Schnurr clegns up after a minor brush fire burned a few acres oi hills behind the foot- ball field. A youngster playing with matches set the fire and was taken into cps- lody. - pA BURNT LANDSCAPE makes a drab backdrop for the Diamond Bar sign. The freeway acted as a firebreak to stop the fire. YA SMOKED-FILLED SKY creates a radiant sunset, but also produces the worst smog in 25 years. The smog piagued Southern Cali. fornia for 10 davs. l 0peninglUnexpeCted lows N 1 3 l Hi 1 l 1 i 1 1 V W V 'HQ'9Q'2llij:fi'ia,g 11' H1232.'4lF'1ifl15,,,EE1EgliglgiiiiliiiililiiiQ-LL , ,i Jn, in E rimE4Sii,zi3i5'E'L151355114 . ?'i1l'9E'EUi i511UQ5QQ1EE42:3EEEgg..:.,Qg:1i,?L1iI?.Qg: - p,,:a1fl2:r51121213129HBergQ1Q51'wE'in?ndaa,atri,a,E,m 4 ,igmmgggggem maize P4 WQEE:-,, L:P-fi f:'i5 ' i 'i!r1?1w, Y ' V' '3 f'5:i'::iiEl7ifl? mf 5