Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Michael Sun-woo Paul Tannahill Kiersten Taub Greg Taylor Janice Taylor Monique Taylor Rodney Thomas Troy Thomas Erik Thompson Dennis Torrellas Sam Tseng Ann Marie Valdes Lisa Vanderburg Joe Vega Anthony Vidal Theresa Vigil Michelle Villard Shirleen Wakolee Daryl Walker Geoffrey Webb Kurtis Wells David Wilkes Alma Wilson Carlene Wilson Kim Wilson Rhonda Wollman Julie Woolhouse Lynda Wright Darryn Yost Greg Zanebis Ada Zarate Gilbert Zarate Eddie Zavala Robert Zavala Monica Zepeda Jackie Zubiate ,1 l Q 1 'A I-rss, Pi-IOMOKQ S ' 15521657 ,,.-V-7 ,, f., mfg - ai 2 ,A .. 1'7 X' ' , ' ' -, We iff ,J ' .,, , 1, ,. .f Z5 A, , , Mi 'A '37 , 07 f 32' ff Q? f I wx' y Wil Sophomores!Natasha Booth Sophomores On Parents Parents are essential when it comes to doing home- Work. - David Randall 1 lwzr.-2' 1 251-.ewwlff G' .fir is-WM w M Q l WJ.-l i fwl' -'.,liI-lllm-'.i 'WCC X1 l A KEEPING IN FORM, Natasha practices before a game. She electri- fied the audiences at the pep rallies with her tumbling. '?2 5 , gif , 49 5 - , , W- , z 12- V - 1 2 f 'p3'1 1 522,228 X. iss-f A421 M vez! J eg-eil E 24 TH lfifflil 11525 l 'JS-4:4 W4 ' ' 1 ,V W.-at ,N,t,i,.m me . ,, ww gh, ,1 up my KLM- lux3wMx,,ln-i3, xc Yi X X W l iw , ,,W,i,o M. ,,.,. ,t.i, it M ,i,,,,,4--V W 4 WORKING THE CROWD TO A FRENZY, Natasha shows her stuff. Partly because of her enthusi- asm, pep rallies often received crowds X. iv H V, ,X X wi' H H 1 time , X X-,eip -Aix, n .V ,w.v,- Aw. mv, , . ,. ,W ,Qs X ' f fa ii -11fkf7Q fi ,1 If 1 , as . Za., 2 .vf ,fn . av- , 4 50, - fs . V fi, fu, Z 1 4 l ff 1 l 1 , ,ffl-

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AY-A LV I 1 . ., A 52 56, I f . : ,V,, 1 1 S ' S ' fhen 11 :ay 1. ff- Q avg, I ff atasha flectri- rallies Lila!--e ,,,,,, M. -.2-a.f1t.,,?aaeeL1 ml. I, aa9aa,tr,a,eI-an - - D T0 .if JS her -,..'1:l nthusi- rrowds. , ,gag-,,f,.b,,,., A. -vii ,f ,, if 1 fb Q 5 ? f 5. 42, Q ,, ,, 1' , , X '7,.,W,ff ' if f I 2'! W 43 1, ff,,fy,Mw,Z'f , ,. 7, I i . ' ft' ,-,, ' fit! ff' T 7 4 I fi i- JV Vip, f ., ,Z 1 ,H . 1 . Lv 4 if .fa 1' V ,Lf l ENCOURAGING SPIRIT, mascot Natasha Booth gives it her all at a football game. This was Natasha's first of two years of mascot. Elliftiltl SIPEIIBIIII' .A f it. i 5' I -it .Wi I s cheers reverberate through the stadium, a use my gymnastics! said Nata- Wild beast bursts into a sha. fit of fl1 s amon st the rett A101011 ll her tllmbllfl :milk Wim - - wlyili, girls. seemed to be done with such . . . . ilmlff . ,QWQI No, it Wasn't a sacrificial r1t- ease, many vigorous hours of ual. Those girls were cheer- sweat were put into each bend. leaders, and the wild beast was Natasha had to practice about only the school mascot, Natasha I three hours with her coaches ev- Booth doing her tumbling. Ex- eryday, Monday through Fri- plained Natasha, I enjoy boost- 1 day. This Was not including the . . . . . -I will . . . mg spirits. I love getting ln- time she had to spend practicing volvedll' with the school. Among the duties of being a mascot, Natasha had to cheer, do flips, Work stunts with Mick- ey Quattlebaum, and occasional- ly do tumbling runs. I love do- ing the mascot, because I get to I The Olympics had left its marks on her as well as being mascot. Said Natasha, It in- spired me. It made me feel like just going out there and Working as hard as I couldfl' 8 iw yn H rw OX. ,N ' I X it ICQ 155, rf. 'ill Natasha Booth!Sophomores 2 0 5