Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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-'P ilk? he object of the game is, of course, to Win. But it Wasn't that easy. When you first start high school, it's hard, because it's not like anything you've ever done be- fore, said senior Corey Trout. Once you get used to it though, and get involved, it's a lot of fun. To win, the student! player had to progress along the four levels of the game - freshman, sopho- more, junior and senior. Each successful completion of a level 2 9 4 Closing 12 is Q aw Gi! E Q it ll 'lin il ll. is it is it th 'kv ll' li its fi' 2 Q ll .5- his H , 1 if fiiifl f SW? marked a significant step toward ending the game - and graduat- ing. It helps if you take high school one year at a time, re- vealed senior Yoon J un. NThat way you don't get depressed as a freshman or sophomore thinking about all of the semesters ahead. After moving through each of the four levels and accumulating enough credits along the way to qualify for graduation, the stu- dentfplayer was then rewarded with a handshake and a diploma. Sure, it's a lot of hard Work, admitted senior class valedictori- an Jon Greenbaum. '4But when it finally pays off, it's worth it. That diploma is your ticket to college and a successful life be- yondf' Whatever the successful play- erfstudent moved on to, one thing was certain: when con- fronted with the apparent total lack of meaning of their high school career, they'd sure to re- ply, It only seemed trivial! ff A.,-W 12 ,Nia , V 8 ff' uw- is A--sf vim' 'mf f-my fggf - agua My qggmf ftwag P REACHING TOWARDS THE LONG AWAITED FINISH, Charles Gonzales trudges on. Many seniors felt like the last few weeks of school were the longest.

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