Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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► AS A TOKEN OF GRATITUDE, the J.V. football players presented the J.V. cheerleaders with corsages. Many seniors wished that they could have changed the amount of time they had for their lunch. AMY WASIMA KHAN TED KIMBALL HOLLEE KING WINNIE KING TRACEY KIRKLIGHTER SHAUNNA KLARER ERIK KLEIN JERRY KNOX ANDREW KONDO PENNY KROST TERESA KUZMICH HEMANGINI LADVA ERIC LAMB BRYAN LEACH SUSAN LEE SHERRIL LEFFEL REBECCA LEGS MARIA LIBAO Mmt w x hJ 184 Seniors Changes

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MMM Mew places brought new faces to the campus. There were five senior exchange students who came from various places around the world: Mark Atterbom from Sweden, Erik Klein from Hol- land, Tamoa Makishimafrom Japan, Paloma Olivares from France, and Natasha Nick- laus from West Germany. Also, sophomore Robert Un- zon. All the exchange students felt that the most outstand- ing feature was the enthusi- asm. I like the atmosphere, which is full of spirit. In my other school there were no football nor cheerleaders, said Paloma. The people are friendly and the students have a good relationship with the teachers, said Natasha. The exchange students also felt that student life was different here than in the Eu- ropean countries. You couldn ' t obtain a li- cense until you were 18 there, but you were able to party more because there wasn ' t any drinking age or curfew time, Eric said. Also, the parents are stricter here than in Eu- rope, Mark said. Through the support and sponsoring of local families. pr m i The people are 1 friendly, and the students have a good relationship with the teachers J ' — i Natasha Nicholaus the students have been giv- en a chance of a lifetime. I like very much the people who have given me the op- portunity to come here, Na- tasha said. story by Jona de los Santos: layout by Dee Honda: photos by Jack Elliot. 1 SHANNON HOSKING USA HOSTETLER DARLA HUSKEY JEFFREY HUTTGER INSUN HWANG MANJU IDNANI TON! IMBRIACO CHRISTOPHER JACKSON GREGORY JACKSON ELIZABETH JAIME GREGORY JOHNSON YONG Kl JAMES JUN GINNY KAHLE CAROLYN KARNES DAVID KEE KEN KELLOGG STEPHANIE KELMAN STEVEN KELMAN Exchange Students Seniors 183

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DOUGLAS LIN JUDY LIN RACHEL WEN JU LIN YOLANDA LOBATO LISA LOCKWOOD WENDY LOEFFLER DANIEL LOPEZ • RNIE LOPEZ GARY LOPEZ APRIL LUKAS MARNIE LUNDGREN DOMINIQUE MACIAS SCOTT MAGRUDER PAUL MAGUIRE TAMAO MAKISHIMA PAUL MALDONADO DENISE MALLOY TERESA MARCHETTI J ust imagine if you were able to ciiange anything that hap- pened during the last four years of your life. If you were asked that very question, what would you have done differently? Wendy Eatherly — I would have gotten more in- volved in clubs and sports. Rolando Nichols — I would have shared more memories with my friends because I know that after I graduate I will miss them. Eric Cedergreen — I would have thought about things before I did them be- cause it ' s no fun when you get into trouble. Michelle Sulak — I wish I would have gotten more in- volved. Sharon Frazier — I would have worked consistantly harder on my school work. April Lukas — The way I acted my freshman year, be- cause everyone could tell that I was a freshman. Neil Baird — I would have gotten better grades, be- cause I realize now how im- portant an education is. Anonymous — I would have tried to change peoples attitudes toward high school, because it is an im- portant part of our lives and we should have made the it even helped people to most of it. think about how they ' ll act in Even though the past college, couldn ' t be changed it was story by Sharon Ludeking: layout by nice to think back and maybe ' f p ° ' ° ' y ' ' ° - ado. H Shannon Miller - My grades I got as a freshman. Changes Seniors 185