Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Every sport has its own sense of in- dividuality and every sport has its physical demands, but sports that don't involve school, often referred to as outside sports, have a special sense of individuality in the fact that most of them are not team sports. Many people are involved I :JXXXX- -2 . X- 'XX XX , X- ..X. X .. with outside sports who havenit even tried out for a school sport. There are a lot of differences between school sports and outside sports. One of the main dif- ferences is the idea of team sports, which is what most of the school sports are, and in- dividual sports. Some ath- letes enjoy the individual sports more than team sports because they are only letting themselves down when they umess up. They feel that there isn't as much pressure on them. Sophomore David Randall said, I would much rather be involved with a sport that is me against my opponent, than have the weight of a whole team on my shoul- dersf' Contrary to people being involved with sports outside of school and not in school sports, there are a lot of the top athletes that enjoy both worlds of sports. They some- times show as much interest in outside sports as they do in school sports. Alumnus Jeff Hooker, who was starting on varsity teams as a senior, stated, I en- joyed playing football, bas- ketball, and soccer, but I also enjoyed snowskiing and motorcycle riding as well be- cause it gave me a chance to get away from the pressure of other sports and to have a good time. Outside sports are often used as escapes from the bad times, but whatever it may be, they play a big part in the athletic people of today. Q X A POSSIBLY THE MOST POPULAR outside sport, snow skiing is a favorite past-time for many. Weekend ski trips to Mammoth and Big Bear were frequent among the students. 4 ON THE DOWN SWING, senior Jay Castleberry keeps his eyes on the ball. Many junior and senior boys participated in the annual Walnut Base- ball Golf Tournament. Outside Sports!Sports 1