Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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1 OPHO.O.. SOPHOMORES Cabinet of perfection — - C High on spirit? You bet! Besides tine four elected sophomore class officers (President Nicole Sevilla; Vice Presi- dent Missy Munguia; Secretary Paula Hoover; Treasurer Mike Choy) there were an overwhelming thirteen cabinet members, far more than the average of four. ■■| think the group works really well together and has a lot of ambitious ideas that come from everyone, com- plimented Sophomore adviser Amy Uribe. At the beginning of the school year, the Sophomore Class put together the Back to School Dance as a fundraiser. With the help of sophomore volunteers and the three class advisers, Larry Tay- lor, Gary Brittain, and Amy Uribe, they were able to raise five hundred dollars. Right now the money that has been raised will go towards putting on a good Junior Senior Prom. After that, we wil start to consider fundraisers for Gradu- ation and other activities we are going to be in, said Mishel Minehart, cabinet RODERICK HARRIS MARK HARTHORN MATTHEW HEMPEL SCOTT HEMPEL MONTE HENSON ANTHONY HERNANDEZ BRENT HESSELING JENNIFER HOBBS MICHAEL HOLTSINGER KAREN HONG PAULA HOOVER MONICA HOPKINS LEAH HORNE GRANT HOYLE JACQUELINE HSU JACQUELINE HUANG JOSEPH HUFF DANA HUGHES SYLVANO IBAY JENNIFER JACKSON KRISTEN JACKSON MICHELLE JACOBS KEE JANG TERRY JANG ANGELA JIMENEZ KEVIN JONES ROBIN JONES JUAN JUAREZ YONG JUN KAZUKI KAGEYAMA ROBERT KASPER SEAN KENT member. They also continued the slide activ- ity. We are taking slides of us from our freshman year to our senior year and then we ' ll show it at our Senior Break- fast. It should be hilarious! explained Treasurer Michael Choy. Summing up a fairly successful year I think the group works really well together and has a lot of ambitious ideas that comes from everyone. — Amy Uribe for the Sophomores, President Nicole Sevilla complimented the fine team: We worked well together and had a lot of fun. The cooperation of our group made it even more enjoyable. ▼ LISTENING CAREFULLY TO LARRY TAYLOR, Bijal Vakil takes notes on the upcoming fun- draiser. The previous ' Back to School ' dance fun- draiser raised five hundred dollars. 212 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers

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MARIA MANZANILLA JEFF MANZI DAVID MARGOWSKY KENNETH MARINO MARK MAROSTICA KIM MARQUEZ RUBEN MARRON CHAD MARSHALL JEANNE MARTIN SANDY MARTINEZ STEVE MARTINEZ MICHELLE MAXWELL LARRY MAY PATTI McGLOTHLIN KRISTA McKENZIE MARILYNN MEDIANA JASON MEDRANO GLADYS MELENDEZ RENE MELENDEZ DARYL MENDOZA CHRISTINA MIANO MARGIE MILLER MISHEL MINEHART RYAN MODICA IMRAN MOHAMEDY SANDRA MOLINA SOFIA MOREANO YENI MOREANO ERIC MOSS THOMASINE MULLEN MISSY MUNGUIA DANNY MUNOZ ophomores Taking q step into Have you ever been watching a movie or sitting in front of the TV, when you suddenly think you see a familiar face? No, you ' re not hallucinating. It ' s possi- bly sophomore Lisa Zamary, who ' s been acting and modeling since the age of nine. Cayuse interviewed Lisa to find out more. CAYUSE: What sort of jobs have you had? LISA: I ' ve done commercials for Ford and Capri Sun, movies like Pretty in Pink, The Day After, and Twilight Zone. I ' ve also been in TV series like Two Mar- riages, A-Team, Crowing Pains, and Street Hawk. CAYUSE: How did you get started? LISA: Since I was little, I always thought it ' d be neat to be on TV and in movies. My parents ' friends were in the busi- ness and they thought I ' d be good at it. First, I started as an extra. Then I start- ed to have bigger parts. CAYUSE: Have you done any modeling? LISA: I did most of my modeling when I was around 12 or 13. 1 had an agent and sometimes she got me into beauty pa- gents. But I was too young to go to all of the interviews that are required. CAYUSE: Has anything out of the ordi- nary ever happened? Since I was little, I always thought it ' d be neat to be in movies. — Lisa Zamary LISA: When The Day After was being filmed, it took two hours for them to put on my makeup. It was weird. They put hot jello, paint powder and blood on my face and dirt in my hair because of a nuclear explosion. When we went to lunch, some kids saw us and freaked out. CAYUSE: What are the advantages of acting? LISA: I think it ' s fun to act because it lets me be creative. I get to be someone else when I ' m acting. CAYUSE: What are its disadvantages? LISA: I have to miss out on school sometimes. Some of my teachers mind when I miss. CAYUSE: Do you plan to make a career out of acting? LISA: I like acting a lot, but it ' s so com- petitive. What I would like to become is a news broadcaster, like on Good Morn- ing America. CAYUSE: Do you have any future jobs set up yet? LISA: Well, right now I can ' t get any parts because I just got braces. There are not too many speaking parts for people with braces. I hope to get into theatrical work and modeling . . . when I get my braces off! Story by Gloria Sanchez layout by Grace Do- mingo, f 214 Sophomores Lisa Zamary