Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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I ., - L LL L I I 1 Elllllillzl S LBLEULIEI' s the ,84985 school year be- gan we found a new change we ,i 1 A 'Aw , GQ on in i me a student fails a class then the stu- dent would have to make it up dur- in A M, it l R i l in V. in in i tw? nw, 1 X, i .N ' fm f. My . ll -li xl-it 59QlGe'll x v 'l :,wi,-in w .i ,Rx ,M ,K tk N gi, ll' 1 wi S0phOInOre on L had been madegnew gradu- ing the summer, or at night - - . zartnl ation requirements were formed 11,3 schoolf' said Sophomore Grade . . if' ' - . - Wxlj, Fre Shnl all and the student registration turned Level Coordinator Al Colonico. S h M D d . into a student-parent enrollment According to Mr. Calanico, the Op Omere any ef em to insure students si d f fl d d'd ' h ' ' gne up or fr stu ents 1 n t ave a difficult wel - 44 - - it . . . . . saidi, Ibthink She freshrgren will classes they needed to graduate, M mme registering with their parents ma e nice sop omores, ecause The re ' f h 1 b th ' h 1 d ' k tml quirements rom t e ast ecause err parents e pe pic nn, they are mee freshmen- ll, year to this year went up from 200 some of their classes. The students, i'+ to CI'9Cl1tS. All 9Xtl'3. SCIENCE however, would have to take SIX ...... Vrvl avfbl- A --sf - 'vffef K K-r1 Q1-' - class was needed and breadth re- classes for two years and five metal 4 LOOKING CAREFULLY, David quirements were changed into two classesfor the 'other two years. Randall notices that registering isn't categories: applied arts, and fine X I d1dn't think registering was that hard- 3800116 SemeS'verS registering arts - foreign language. i difficult because I would have tak- . . tilt: Went Sm00thly- L With the added classes there is en the same classes anyway, stat- less chance of making classes up. If ed Beverly Carino. Wig. ,,, Sophomore Chris Pak disagreed wiht 4' f ' New 4 DISCUSSING ENROLLMENT 'NEW GRADUATION REQUIRE It Wee hard f01' me te detefmlne ,,,i,i.l PROCEDURES, Mr. Al caieniee an- . ' my Schedule beeeuee ef flume fe' 'Wil . . . MENTS required a new set of catalogs for felt-li - 'wilt swers questions. This was C8lOUlCO7S . qLl1I'6m6I1tS to graduate and f0I' col- will first year at WHS WHS students. Twenty more credits were lege entrance prerequisites ,, 8 ' needed. ' - lltifi hi-23' Qficlele ,kfv 1 'T it f -M Q fa rf- 4' 2 tgfjjfie-352115 CPU! g :A-. iw In , .y,r,1.j Culture! ydiwifitf Le!?95iiS'L5.S be ifwmch ! if my viewers I2 :dt us Fx-emrh U M? ?g,,m,3,g3..-ggi: an Remain M Cssrmaa X W yg ,german 1 ii- U' nz ivizfmrm! 303' '23 xarzarssfeavelifze M ,aw gzgaswxzd 95? pq sgyaesiiii Sf? U' epareaab E S13 U1 Wwggwera me-is-Yin Q!!-x?fi232Nll A-,... - .AL ... v v Q., cf. t 1,57 34 f' 0 6101! :ve Je: f',e:f JZ, We , I' eg ei-,ag ,b J 1 4' e' e'effe5 ' Qefeefer' 'V' 'N e Je. ge ef, ,exits f ee 'fe 'Sr , e5'!3, c ef ' ,mx 1- . 25 'fer xg at tk W9 fn, is N '26 XX xx K XX F fd 'fe qw 'Q' 'Z' X40 4' ein fa 'P , f 'fn ,f s J 5 Ov K. I 'r 'P ' elf f 4' -f 4' ai' I I eg. 2. ei- ff rf, Q, v ,ge eeefvs eel' 'F 9 4' Q' 41 '-ef eff ,fs 45 J Q r 9. e 4' -f 45 I W if .9 N, 9 9, Q Q I4 1 A S , If if? SHIV I 4 , .. J ,a ,X 9 A w, iz, Q I L, fre. L. KV' M, ag 4- Q, bi' 4 Ag-as '4Qf.:z-'egg' :tr Q-it J 9 ft? 15 J 44 'f :,Q?g, gl 'ef' of if N., Jofez, 5' . '93 'fb JL, -vf,f'- ,L QL gm f:4l,t'5514?i'b', IIYA , ,oc 9 Q 1, 4, ,L Q, ' ' ,- I 'lf ,A 'R A er 1, do TY' ie ff? A21 it fn ia' S3271 eng 'JI 4' rs 4' WJ' 'e'j lf lf' 6,29 xxx wb Q I! T' 9 I '4' fa ' 4' 0 yi' M. ,I J af -, .fe 'fe ez A' 'af s P, 'at its Fu, Q.-. 0, 0.13, fr? X -5- . 0, 4 ',,' f Q. 'tm f, if ff, J Nfa ey A '0 ' .- if, 'I' '- 'f 3, Qi, Q KM, 45 'fr . 1 f .f x fr' .S . jfb, Ig., .y m,'5 1 af 1 .f 4 'f 'fs . 'P f k '. ,. . 'Y 5 'Q, f Graduation RequirementsfSophomores 1

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