Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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IT ll-I W I fo ,. hen the 1984-85 Boys Basketball season opened, . NVlA lV1 qwku Wimx A Coach Mike Nel ii ikxxxll lm WV: l M em wire, , ii ax wi imaWkiifiii-li.ie.iwis:ii,w.l 1 k d wg 1. rig-vi,-,.e'ic,, wj.u.,-is Y, tl SOD 00 G 0 league with high hopes. with four returning players CReggie Hollis, Perry John- son, Rossie Lineberger, and Chris Evansb. On the roster for their first year on Varsity we're seniors Andy Foster and Curt Butler, juniors Der- I had every hope that this rick Lim, Daniel Crockett, would be our year, com- and Eric Moore, and sopho- mented Coach Nelson. But more Bryan Crockett. with teams like Wilson and This team was very Nogales in our league we young. We'll be a lot better know that we were probably next year, said junior Daniel aiming a little high. Davey Crocket. 'Tm look- The team was well stocked ing forward to next year. We can only get betterli' Much of the disappoint- ment of the team and their encouraging fans, the varsity boys went all the way through league with only one win, over West Covina. But their losing season didn't discourage people from spending Wednesday and Friday nights at WHS basketball games. Senior Todd Reynolds said, All of us football players liked to go out there because we had fun doing our yells and swinging our 'terrible tow- els'! Overall, the teams out- look for next year is optomis tic. R UI think that if we contin- ue to get the support from faculty, parents, and the stu- dents we should have no problems next year. But we can only hope! Q l . A 8 1 A ON THE WAY TO A DRIBBLE DRIVE BASKET, senior Chris Evans M ., ' takes his man into the key. Chris had been , A Q involved in the basketball program at , WHS for four years, the last two on varsi- .--r' . W- ' 1 i 1 P WITH THE CROWD OOHING AND AAHING, Senior Reggie Hollis cirr .4 puts up a shot against Los Altos for two Q,,..,.w points. Reggie, known for his Hglobetrot- , . ter-like antics, was a big crowd pleaser. 1 Sports!Varsity Boys Basketball WHS 59 42 56 53 51 49 51 32 58 45