Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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▼ WHO ' S WHO: Front row; Wendy Eatherly. Julia Cheung. Wendy Loeffler. Alice Chen second row; Margaret Pandis, Tiffany Countryman, Ctiristine Hong, ' CSF LIFE: Front row; Bret Donnan, Lisa Vanderburg, Wendy Loeffler, Susan Lee, Ami Khan, Maricar Estrella. Micfiael Rae, back row; Michelle Holt- aryl Walker back row; Wendy Eatherly, Alice Chen, Susan Lee, Ami Khan. singer, Lisa Vanderburg, Kurtis Wells, Jerry Knox, Doug Lin, Bret Donnan. ▼ LA SERTOMA YOUTH SERVICE: Andrea Espinoza Senior Award Seniors 195

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PAULA CARMONA ANTONIO CARRANZA DANIEL CARSON TAMI CARTEEN DIANNA CARTER TRACY CARVER ROBERT CHACON CHIH-CHEN CHANG SYLVIA CHAO ANDY CHATHAM CHARLOTTE CHEN CHHAY CHOW CHAN CHOU CHUANG MIKE CLAYTON ROBIN COFFEY BRIAN CONTRYMAN PATRICK COOK JASON COOPER MICHELLE CORONA REYES CORRAL AARON COWLEY LORI COX MICHAEL CURREN LUCIANE DA SILVA DINA DALEO JENNIFER DANAHY MICHELLE DANIELS MICHELLE DANSON CHRISTINE DAVALOS ROBERT DAVIS ROBERT DE VERA TERESA DECHENNE uniors Temporary r onne changing oppokTOnity Do you sometimes wonder if your parents were completely sober when they named you? Perhaps it was side effects from being overly anxios. Where did they get these names? Well, now Cayuse is giving a couple of students the opportunity to rename themselves. Here are some of the vic- tims of this unavoidable curse . . . Aziza Baig — If I could change my name it would be Sabrina because it sounds nice. Imran Mohamedy — Michael Smith because it ' s average. Noel Juinio — Gary, because I don ' t like Noel. Ik Choi — Finn, because it ' s my Ger- man teacher ' s name and he ' s a good teacher. Bijal Vakil — I don ' t think I ' ll ever change my name. I think it ' s stupid for people to change their names because they should be proud of their names. Khoa Iran — Bruce, because that ' s what some people call me. Quoc Nguyen — I wouldn ' t change my name. I like it, it ' s unusual. Fe Aquino — Janet, because I like names that start with a ' J ' ! Rafael Orantes — Maurice, because it sounds European and you can say it with elegance. I don ' t think 1 ' !! ever change my name. I think it ' s stupid for people to change their names because they should be proud of their names. — Bijal Vakil Chan Chou Chuang — I don ' t think I ' ll change my name. Aren ' t some of those names unusu- al? Most of them probably hated their first day of school. It is so annoying to be sitting in a room full of your school peers while your new teacher takes roll and mispronounces your name. You may also be one of those people who despise their middle name. Every- time you show someone an important document or driver ' s license, they see your middle initial on it and demand to know what it is. But the people with unusual names are not the only people that want their name changed. What if you have a very average last name and it takes five pages in the phonebook to locate your name. Or when your first name is John; everytime someone yells out your name eight people beside you turn around at the same time. This is when changing your name, middle name or last name comes in handy. Let ' s face it. Shakespeare was way off base when he wrote. What ' s in a name? story by Lily Chen: layout by Grace Domingo: drawing by Gary Miraz. [ Changing Names Juniors 197