Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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. .Q il . rv i 1 'J f this group of ' kids stick to- gether, they ec' K M 47 will be a team 'l0- to watch out , for. This is H1 what Freshman Football ian Coach Jack Isett stated at the end of 1984's 2 and 5 los- l. ing season. Apparently he knew what he was talking about because that same team, now sophomores, went , M -. oJ,,q 3 Vi,,,L ,ESI to an 8 and 1 season in 1985. The team had a powerful :Q Q' ii t- offense which was backed by a dominating defense. At the end of the season, the offense had racked up 266 points, while the defense allowed a measly 82 points. Brett Sidell said, t'We had an all around good team. We weren't lacking offense or de- fensef' After a tough pre-season schedule and most of league, the team's season rested on a crucial game against the un- defeated Rowland Raiders. Q, The game went down to the wire and ended in a disap- pointing defeat for the Mus- tangs. The team wasn't too upset about the loss, though, because they felt that they had played their best. Despite the loss and the end of our undefeated sea- son, we weren't down after the game because we out- played them but didn't get the breaksfi said Brian Soller. In the same boat as the Sophomores, the Freshman team came to Walnut from Suzanne with a losing record in flag football. They too ended up with a winning sea- son, taking second in league. At first the kids didn't real- ize what it was like to win, since they never won a game at Suzanne. But once they realized that winning was in reach, they went for itj' stat- ed Coach Jack Isett. The team wasn't centered on a few outstanding players but they worked together. As Ray Teare stated, Every- body worked together as one unit. Nobody was a star. There were four coaches, three of whom had never coached a high school foot- ball team before. The play- ers felt that the new coaches, Jeff Jordan, Jay Devers, and Randy Bender, did a really superb job. VUP FOR GRABS as Craig Za- charey 141113 and Antony Williams, 1411201 sky for the reception. Zacharey was the team's leading rusher and Williams had at least one intercep- tion every game. 743 A SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL. Front row: Richard Smith, Todd Diebold, Erik Thomp- son, Larry Brent, Scott Grier, Doug Jones, and Miguel Canalesg second row: Tony Jones, Eddie Goss, Rolando Nichols, David Ramirez, Troy Gray, Steve PreSL0I1. and AHQIOUEY Vidal third row: Kurtis Wells, Joey Beaver, Asst. Coach Bud Harper, Head Coach Bill Diskin, Asst. Coach Gar ' Skraba, Asst. Coach Judy Manthorne, Ron Stencel, and Paul Maguire, 3 . , fourth row: Sam Tseng, Russell Kinder, Geoff Webb, Randy Goulet, Adam Stines, Mlke Monson, and Roman Gonzales, back row: Lynn Dufrene, Steve Miller, JBTTY KNOX- Ralph Alcala, David Kee. David Arthur, Brett Sidell, and Brian Crockett. l. FOOTBALL WHS OPPONENT Nogales Wilson Rowland 25 Los Altos 20 4 wins! 1 loss 2nd in league SOPHOMORE 34 West Covina 14 34 0 21 ' 14 21 29 Sports!Sophomore Football 8 3

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Y AIMING HIGH, juniors Suzanne Harris and Lyn Espinoza attempt to block a hit made by one of the Spartans. Due to illness, Espinoza was forced to miss a few games for recovery. il Q ' va if 'EJ' ' J' wr, A K A ' lignv ., el',.Qi r o ,wif ff 1 X, 1 f nz , Z: 'xt' .1 I Q. if f .3 ' 2' A 'je ' I l...4. w ,J- A VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, Front row: Lyn Espinoza, Lisa Col- lins, Katrin Wientapper, Ann Stromquistg second row: Lori Collins, Debbie Cinarich, Cindy Hernandez, Laurie Petersong not pictured: Jennifer Coffman, Suzanne Harris, Cheryl Thibault. 7' . r 'FZ W if 3 3 JMvf42,.,. ' Q if Q ' f ff i f X ,f . 2 2 1 a it , V f 'S We ' ,,,, X.,.au-t,,W,,.,, yoxjjsn THE NET,f 'u isa couins spikes through .1 player. The match was won in three straight games. Photos by ' xgag,i'.-vaixfaxnffsiie season - dent. Tx Almoslel good see done be' have an4 We a volleyba enough 1 ed Cindy times so volleyba Also r nication enough ' the gam centratil rie Petei On th was a go ing and were our ff M wifi? Sports!Vars1ty Volleyball QMIISYMX wwm