Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Masami Kageyama Gina Kenny Sheri Kingrey Joey Konop Cris Kovaes Laura Lamb Sherry Lancaster Olivia Laos Gail Larsen Edith Lee Greg Leis Diane Levy John Lewis Michelle Leyva Derrick Lim Nancy Lin Rossy Linebruger Alex Liu Vanessa Lo John Lopez Shelley Lowe Dean Maddox David Maldonado Marilou Maliglig James Manzano Sue Manzi Sandra Marx Mark Mashike John May Roger Mayer ' Lisa McCray Patricia McCully Robert McGuire Greg McKinney Clarence McZeal Joe Melendez Gigie Mendoza Nicole Meyer Steve Mickelson Victor Miera 1 Juniors!Foreign Exchange ' ii ,,.-vi , 8 4 J In Se. E ceq k othe of tl son 4 C ez it h h .11- 4 n l Y 1 1 1 -x X . . Bw X ilsi s Ti f gg, L,

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