Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Sify Coach, Mike Nelson: The Raiders, who had previously par- ticipated in ten such games and who l'We are had won every game, had several rea- Big game results in corralling of Mustang Faculty. Q Qin Q sons for doing so. One, because an No- ta tional League football teams had similar teams, and also because they felt it was Yes, ladies andgentlemen, the Los An- g e t G Wuy of Showing some Gppreflmlon To geles Raiders are now the 1984 Super- killed! Q . The Commumlyj A5 Todd Clfmslensonf bowl Champions. The final score, a His premoni- , Solder llghbend' pomted Our' whopping 38-IO, Details in the eleven- tion of the game These games hell? the Gthlehc o'clock news. , came true as the fi- programs at lh'5 School Gnfl We all heard a similar phrase on the nal score was 80-72, A all the Ones We Play Ol' night of January 22, with the Raiders Raiders -- including a 20 MVP of the l984 SU' ncorraling the Hogs ofthe Washington Redskins. Two months later, on the night of March 23, the Raiders were cor-A raling the Walnut High School Faculty. Not in football, but in a basketball fun- draiser. f The game started with the Raiders dominating the scoreboard and a pre- diction fromthe Walnut Basketball Vat-. point handicap that was add- ed to the WHS faculty's score when it was clear that the Raiders A perbowl, Marcus Allen, added, i'These bas- were going to win. But the score kelboll didn't seem to matter much as most 9 G m e S people came because of the Raiders. they are lun Sophomore Michelle Boyd said, I h e I p G n d came to see the Raiders and their us get to bods. A 2 . Q 2, 3 1 1 V V X know our fans. s ACASUALLY DRIBBLING DOWN THE COURT. Rod Martin looks for an open man. Martin was the high scorer of the game, making over one-fourth of the Raiders' points. 1 PAUSING BETWEEN FANS, Otis McKinney thinks of a new phrase to autograph. AutogrCIDlWS were signed during halftime, but many fOl'15 pressed the Raiders before then. 4 A STRATEGIC TALK lN PROGRESS, Coach Mike Nelson attempts to liven up his team. NelSOr1 was the driving force behind bringing the Raiders to Walnut. Raider-Faculty GamelSpring Supplement '84 3 3

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APRACTICING WHAT HE PREACHES, Coach Nel- son executes a lay-up in hope of two points. Nelson made a total of 14 points during the game. LSIX FOOT TWO, AND FOUR FEET OFF THE GROUND, Todd Christenson grabs the rebound off the board. Chrisfenson was a main player for the Raiders as he participated in most of the game. A AWAY FROM THE REF'S EYE, Marcus Allen and Christ Voris joke around. The personalities of the Raiders set the easy-going atmosphere of the game. 2 2 Spring Supplement '84!Raider-Faculty Game Big 9- ll Ye, gele bo W who o 'cl nigh 'cor Red: nigh ralin Not drdif Tl don' dlcti W , Z I, X' if ff' 'f ' 1 . Q fr 'A 1 'HJ A .J Zh , A ff in- : 1

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R L A EXPLAINING QUALIFICATIONS for FBLA offices, Ms. Bergstrom encourages members to run for various elected offices. The election was for the 1984-85 year. A IN DEEP CONCENTRATION, Ms. Bergstrom prepares a FBLA member list. FBLA was set up as a state standard. 4 CONGRATULATING the new officers, Ms. Bergstrom hands out presents. Unlike other clubs, FBLA included a parliamentarian, reporter, and a historian. 34 Teacher of the Year!Supplement A lc class- ual ther B. ble 11 pus. bele desi YE puts tem seve schc wen soft Z QM