Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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a Drill ted Leshe rin finally ar br captain According h s was my first year San Diego bu they discovered that the leading really pa Cathy Cogdill captain s l Team has improve greatly bro the year The best thing ng on Drill is that everyone worked q,4y one another and ifr P being the adviser o find that the number o t had registere nd not a Drill Team keep the grrls there are on what matters but what they can o an work as a team his httle On December 8 the Drill Team team from having fun for they rought home the first place trophy orned the other g1rXs in learning Pomona Parade The routmes and making the best of the rd but lt situation According to first year mber Zulma Del Rio they had a h s and it rom the actices were long and ha d Sheree Wetzle me goo laugh out of t 1 t am closer together. t be- pr rd off sax ard ught the e l hked abou q Dril rnce the beginning of experienced team r as a team helping dwidual T guess that pq. oing s They went to a no to a well improved team T m very t yob they ve one not as an rn special bond is what kept us g qfbp rrt said first year mem- l AN D SATISFACTION ShOW on f Tea Placed f' . H Leslie Sh m Captain lrst ln the po eddan Drill T S, mona Parade' Sam THE kicks? agfi Sharon Frazig' April Lukas, Dea Team Igeniih for the upcofnlflfactice to get thgine Ing pe I' every perforrirs were tested O P rally- Drill ance n their kicks b ' efore Drill Te am!O1'ganizati0nS 4 9

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t .ee , ., -.-6 rv!-it , tt t izza party and a trip trip to ing a picture sale, p to Disneyland. There was also a N McLaren Hall a home for abused chil- dren. We decorated the hall and brought cookies to them at Christmas time. it felt good to give at Christmasf' I said Alice Chen, CSF President. ' GATE students participated in the Knowledge Master Open, a video disk One confusing situation for an honor COTUPBYMOU Sent to GATE- student at Walnut High School is trying Though CSF and GATE held a vari- to remember if you have a CSF meeting ety of activities for the students, mem- on Friday or a GATE meeting on bers felt that they were still able to get my Thursday or maybe it was CGT meet- involved with both clubs. 4'There were ing on Wednesday or a TSF meeting on no conflicts. Since most of the students Tuesday or maybe a GSFT meeting on were in both clubs, we arranged meet- Saturday. Wait! There is no school on ings on different days and held differ- Saturdayl. ent activities, said Michelle Fajardo, a For many it was hard to keep things member of both CSF and GATE. straight, as many of the students in CSF and GATE club were both aca- CSF were also involved in GATE. demically oriented clubs. CSF was a Those involved in the GATE pro- club consisting of students who quali- gram had been involved in the MGM fied with seven points in solids, and 10 tMentally Gifted Minorsl program in points. Overall Q3 for A's and 1 for B'sl elementary school. GATE was made up of students who Students involved in both clubs were were intellectually and academically kept busy tiiie year with the activities gifted. Q9 and fund-raisers held by CSF, includ- X Q:-i' ' -tt-Mit t , .... W ., V, , .. , 'X QW IS: . 5152 ge i .eige-fi ter- .. - it P D to DQECUSSING TR Michelliylanfl' Alice Ch ANSPORTATI Jane VanFX?ard0, memii CSF President 01:11 a fi s . an gonner, CSF adijfijiili Mrs. ' 109 and MiChel1 CSF. e were members of b and P L00 KIN Cha 1 G AHEA . Fre r es G0HZaleS D to up C0 ' Chfgman Check i gcxnriiomore andnxiig events Ph es was Vic - ES plann an.Reed, otos by Rafael gPI'6S1dent of 121 activities Haide ATE ' ro and Brian Gillezgbu e. X Xxx Xin Ny! .,. O . rgan1zati0nS!CSF Club ffyy f, ' f f , 5 F 3. if A, r rt . . ii i - fp ,p