Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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EN5RGY Throughout Life k t ' s a bolt of ener- I gy that seemed J to appear out of nowhere, said senior Mike Rae. That ' s how I ' d explain Student Life. Student Life s eemed to take on a new meaning in ' 86- ' 87. No longer was it just pep rallies and football games, but it was all of the events that filled the student with energy or the events that were filled with en- ergy by the students. Things seemed like they were a lot more fun, said Tra- cy Villines. It seemed as if more people were involved. Student Life was still the usu- al Homecoming, Halloween and pep rallies, but it was dif- ferent somehow. Pep rallies, along with everything else, were special. Something was different, said junior Kevin del Toro. I think that it was all of the ener- gy involved in everything. Along with all of these. Stu- dent Life also covered what bumper sticker decorated your car or what clothes you wore to school. It also dealt with such serious topics as teen pregnancy and the pass play rule. So it was said that Student Life was made up of many things, but probably the best definition was all of the activi- ties that kept the year ener- gized. story by Chris LaCoste: Layout by Jenniler Brannon: Photos by Altera Odermatt and Paul Maldonado. i Student Life Divition Page