Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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..-11 I - Teresa Marchetti Monique Markus Jeff Marquez Toni Marquez Maria Marron fm-W, C ' V f ff! , f ,., ZH ' of if y, ,L Q ,f Q yi .W .gig :f?s22'1:1-25:5-C Q, ,N xmfm x Eric Marshall Alan Marx Erika Matthews Chris Mayosky Erin McQuilkin Mark Medina Dante Mendoza . Tara Mesick Amy Miller Armando Martinez Karen Middlebrook .W --1 MW ,,,. .,,, 1 M vim, X il. W A , e, ., 1 . ,ii 53 C9UlEZLilS3 U Lil till' he Sophomore Class was Though the sale didn't do too caught in a sticky sltua- badly, the officers and advisers tion. The lollipop fun- were still disappointed by the lack Ophomore S on draiser was doing well, but the stu- of part1c1pation.. We want them to dents weren t turning in the mon- enjoy participating in fundraisers, Ophomores ey. How could we llck the we clon't want to have to push problem? Poor suckers! them, explained Puzo. UTh9 S0Ph0Tho1'eS are all Even though the candy was in Despite the lack of interest right- The 0h9,S I do khow are such high demand, the fundraiser shown by the class, the fundraiser Ok but SOITIC HTG 3 little Weird-. didn't gain as much money as was still successful, and the class Last year the S0Ph0fh01'e5 I planned. Explained sophomore ad- spirit was heightened. kh9W thought high SCh001WHS viser Ms. Rita Puzo, I know the The purpose of this fundraiser g0iI1g to be GHSYZ they thought upperclassmen want to buy the was to raise enough money for the they C0l1ld just kick hook aho suckers. I guess the sophomores prom. Although they didn't accom- 1'9211X, but it WaSh,t as easy as just don't want to handle the mon- fl, plish their goal, badly needed we that-N ' Regiha R0b1eS- ey. didnit get the sum of money we .A ,,,, Q ,,.., ,,.,,, y . Viit, . .,,, H The lollipops were sold at 156 were striving for, what little we did , 3 each. By the end of the first semes- get was important, said president A ter, over'31,000 was made. La Shon Fontenot. A RESPONDING TO AN IN- HEven though we sold a lot, We V Working on the fundraiser also TERESTING COMMENT, La are still stuck with about 75 cases of had its benifits. Treasurer Maricar 311011 Fontemlt eXPfeS?eS her ohm' Lifesaver lollipops, said vice- Estrella said, 'flt taught me how to ion' Pa Shoe had experlench as GETS president Heidi Calderon. H0pe- be more responsible and it helped presldenttfrsm her prevlous fully, we'll be able to sell the rest is me as treasurer for the sophomore hhslglh i before Easter vacation? class. i'ri ,f A w3yi:?, A to lipoo C it ilit Vf rirttft' i VW irirrr r- iiti T 'T' QTTIT.i?fl3f1, i ,...i , .,,i.. . Advisers and Officers!Sophomores 2 ,. ..

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