Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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¥ e sure you blacken I - the correct ovals . . . I r ' ' ' ' ' -i i-Ky test . . . ■■ •■You will have 30 minutes ... My life depends on it . . . We had ' em all — from Competency to the CAP test. There were even the seniors ' favorites — the ACT Assessment and the Scho- lastic Aptitude Test (SAT). These tests were important when applying to colleges. The ACT measured skills in English, math, social studies and natural sciences. The SAT tested a student ' s verbal and mathematical abilities. Senior Michelle Fajardo said, I think taking the SAT IS unnecessary. Some col- leges don ' t even require it. On top of everything else, it really put pressure on me. The California Assessment Program (CAP) test was re- quired of all schools to deter- mine improvements made over the years. A school that showed im- provement was given money by the state. The money was used for the school and sen- ior expenses. I think it ' s good that so much emphasis is put on the CAP test. If we do well and get some money, it helps our school, said senior Charles Gonzales. Testin ' , and more testin ' ! Will it ever end? Copy by Gloria Sanchez: layout by Grace Domingo: photos by Paul Mat- donado. 1 ' Hopefully, the 1 CAP test will help WHS. — Charles Gonzales STEPHEN MILLER GARY MIRAZ RAFAEL MIRO RAYLEEN MIROLLA KARIANN MODICA MICHAEL MONSON MAX MOORE YOLANDA MORALES STACY MORE JASON NEGRON SHAUNA NEUBAUER JOSEPH NGIN HAI NGUYEN ROLANDO NICHOLS KARLA NICOTHODES MONIQUE NUNEZ ALLEN ODERMATT PALOMA OLIVARES Tests Seniors 187

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MONIQUE MARKUS JEFFERY MARQUEZ TONI MARQUEZ MARIA MARRON STEVEN MARSHALL CAESAR MARTINEZ CHRISTOPHER MASTROBUONO SCOTT McGRATH ERIN McQUILKIN MARK MEDINA DANTE MENDOZA KAREN MIDDLEBROOK DIANA MILLER JASON MILLER SHANNON MILLER 186 Seniors Tests

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%W WM BM enior Cruise. Grad Night. Senior Break- fast. Graduation. T- shirt sales. Who can possibly be responsible for putting together so many events in so little time? The Senior Class officers were headed by president Heidi Calderon; vice-presi- dent Theresa Vigil; secretary Maricar Estrella; treasurer Eya Garcia: and advisers Ja- net Beneda and Rita Puzo. The responsibilities of the officers were mainly to suc- ceed at making a senior year NATALIA OLMOS RAFAEL ORANTES DIANA ORGILL RENE ORTEGA RICK ORTEGA ROBERT ORTIZ CHRISTOPHER OVERBY LONNIE OXENHAM LAWRENCE PACE EUN CHRIS PAK ROBERT PALAFOX MARGARET PANDIS CATHY PARHAM PATSY PEREA JENIFER PERRY SANDRA PINO JOEL PITALLANO PATRICE POTHIER kf: ' We all put in a lot oj V time to meet our i responsibilties as officers, but it ' s all ell worth it. -z ' heresa Vigil memorable and exciting. They began their work when the school year began. The first event this year was the Homecoming Dance. Lots of preparation and time had to be put in for a successful dance. But along with the help of the Senior Cabinet, who were chosen by the officers, things were able to get done. We all put in a lot of time to meet our responsibilities. but it ' s all worth it, said Theresa. With so many activities and events put on for sen- iors, it ' s no wonder why the senior year is the best of all four. But just who was re- sponsible for making a senior year so special? Well, here ' s a hint. If it wasn ' t for the sen- ior class officers, a senior year might as well be just another school year! story by Michelle Garay: layout by G:ace Domingo; photo by Allen Odermatt. H 188 Seniors Class Officers