Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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-,,, ' 1 I I I ' se the I ' I I Sep, 1 lines are always hectic, becau 22: lt looks like year- pictures have to be sized correctly , book is gonna be in- Bailey says. Student Life and I , teresting. We're al- Opening are the hardest hit, each ' I I ready talking about getting four spreads. The deadline theme and learning stretches well into the night. PS. how to do layout and all that Dave and 'l are togetherlli neat stuff. Mr. Bailey seems real- Nov. 10: Holly says lt only ly neat and ready to help, but he SHEEMS Trivial for the first ,gt talks about Casablanca too time. much. P .S. Dave called, he wants to Nov. 22: There is no Thanksgiv- go Ompi ing for several staffers, as the sec- Nov. 1: After three weeks of ond deadline stretches to the end of fighting over the theme idea, one is vacation. 1 don't like turkey any- finally chosen, over the extreme ob- Way, SHYS Jim Huff- jections of two major staffers. Be- Dec. 22: Cayuse Christmas sides theme, the only other thing Party. The atmosphere relieves happening is ad sales, or the lack of everyone of a lot of pressure, PS. them. So far weive only sold about Dave and me are going to the for- S32,000, which would be good for a mallll Gwwwl candy bar sales drive, but doesn't Jan. 7: Third deadline is due quite cut it for yearbook. Ch well, three days after Christmas vacation maybe next month. ends. What fun, Pm glad l signed Nov. 8: 1t's the first final dead- up for this. line, and things don't look very Jan. 16: Cayuse story is due in good. The deadline is on time, but today. l finally decided to do it dia- we don't have enough ads to cover ry style. PS. Dave is such a geekl l the space right now. Color dead- i hope l never see him again. Q 1 T li '1 ' ' M ' lf -V 3 ' 11 -- f f 'C - rl W' WW W e ww . rf- v .X I w fi'- f ive ,,.a-vm A ALWA YS W Baile , ILLING T questfoslgisililme out to argwl-lfglga Mr, Steve questions duri5 g5bI?6Dtbmo5t of his tirila Barr0n'S ear Ook. answering 0 . rganlzationsfcayu Se , H X., L CAYU SE F Barron Yo ' ront fow- , o J , - Ver ' , gh.SteveBEg1e3nEi1i8t1aTh0magTg?i1Bad1llO, Katrin Re. Sodney Thomas, Jif1EhLL0e,HollyL K?Ee?3eVil1ag seconilrder, Lisa Harrell D bb uUg,P ' im,I . ' gi ri ' , 0W:L' ' 9 ie J h Michellaul Maldonado Je .an Rlg-gs, Desirean G111QSp1e,SC0tt Fclsa Yqpony Deanne H O annsel-17 Gina 6 Edholm M i nmfefC0ffm 8 Dlleo Dia 'SkyD1aneL 0nda.B0bK , ehssa Smith an,SophiaVi1ien na Cass, Jay Castl ivyzback row-J. Ialhle, ' asrfinn Schul e effy X ' lm Uff er. Not pictur' U-311 Tran H 1 , ' ed: Rafael S , e en naidero, A MAY MODS fox

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. Elini ,gs Today my parents and I got into a pret- ty heavy argument. After talking with the nurse they really feel I should go to a doc- tor Im now down to 95 pounds but I m ew? feel good again. August 7 1984 Today I awoke from a coma at least that's what they told me They said I had been in V 1 as The die in dieting. I By Jennifer L. Coffman February 11, 1984 Finally the dismissal bell rang. I didn't think it was possible for a day of school to seem like a week's worth. I guess I'm just ancy because of my interview today. Mod- eling is such a hard profession to survive in and an interview can make you or break you. I just know I could do it if I were thirty pounds lighter. I'm capable of it thanks to my 5'10 frame, but 130 is considered a blimp in the modeling world. Besides, I don't feel good about me when I look in a mirror. All I see is an incredibly over- weight teenager. I am really gonna have to go on a diet. March 31, 1984 I can't believe it! My first photo session! The ten pounds I lost, that's why I got the job. I'm still extremely overweight, but I'm starting to lose some. That new method my friend told me about really works. Those strange food diets can't do half of what sticking my finger down my throat does. May 6, 1984 I can't believe they're making me stay here in the nurse's office. I barely fainted. And besides, I'm alright now. The nurse thinks I'm too thin and wants to talk with my mom. I weigh 103 pounds and look like a cow. I don't know how she could think that. I'm getting lots of modeling jobs but I want to look the best I can. My friends call me a perfectionist, I just want to look good. I hope I can get out of school a little early today. I need to stop by the drug store and pick up some more laxatives. I'm running out. They're much easier than making myself vomit, and I can take them whenever I decide to eat. I haven't been feeling real well lately. Maybe I should buy a different brand of diet pills. I think I need to lie back down. I feel like I'm gonna be sick. June 17, 1984 7 6 FeaturefAnoreXia finally starting to look good. The only problem is that I almost always feel weak and faint pretty frequently. I told them I'd think about it. I wish I could stop thinking about food all the time. June 29, 1984 For the first time in my life my parents gave me an order. My mom walked in and saw me throwing up blood and caught me as I started to fall. When I realized what happened I was pretty scared. We talked to my dad and I agreed to see a doctor. He's planning on making an appointment for me tomorrow. July 2, 1984 Today I was checked into Parkside General Hospital. I can't believe it. Every- thing's happening so fast. Yesterday was my doctors appointment. He told my par- ents I had a severe case of anorexia ner- vosa with bulimic tendencies. All I knew was that I rarely ate and when I did, I got rid of it very quickly. I still don't have the body I want, but I haven't felt good in a long time. I'm always sick. I just want to it for four days. I tried moving around in my hospital bed but it was such a struggle that I just gave in and stayed still. I finally realized the seriousness of all this when I looked up and saw my mother looking out the window with tears rolling down her face. I kept thinking, What am I going to do? How am I going to get over this and get well? I decided I had to talk to the doctor about this later. September 30, 1984 I've been home from the hospital now for over a month. I'm now seeing a psy- chologist also. He's teaching me a few things. I'm learning to love myself for who I am, not what I should be. I still have anorexia, and I always will. Like alcoholism, it's a disease you never get rid of, you learn to cope . . . and that's exactly what I'm doing. I've gained 10 pounds back. That might not sound like a lot, but it is to me. I'm even keeping most of my food down. 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Many psychiatrists spe- cialize in anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders. ,Ll 0 HOSPITAL AND OUT PATIENT TREATMENT 0 EMERGENCY TREATMENT 0 DRUG AND ALCOHOL EVALUATION ' PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION 1 PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING ' ANXIETY DISORDERS ' AGORAPHOBIA 81 PANIC ATTACKS 0 DEPRESSION 0 ADOLESCENT PROBLEMS 'P LATE ADULT LIFE DIFFICULTIES What is term has I appetite overwhelr seem to bl ally, they Philip Wi trist and Lukes-Rc What ar orexia? - Exc percent c weight fc frame.D - A ce as amenc - Dry - Exe - Dry - Mei weight. Who do' ally affec unusual thirties 1 gists beli