Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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ENERGY through commerce Cw 1 ommerce in the Wal- nut area was ener- gized by activity be- tween business and students. As customers, WHS students were important elements in the financial picture. They often went on shopping sprees, buying everything in sight. My boyfriend and I go shop- ping together a lot, said soph- omore Anna Lewis. We like to buy things for ourselves and our friends. However, whenever possible the typical student much pre- ferred to get Mom or Dad to break out the cash. I wish that I had a job, but getting the money from my parents is a lot easier than working, said sophomore Mark Marostica. The other way students re- lated to the business world was as employees — sometimes just for the money, sometimes for other reasons. The work is okay, but the money is great, said sopho- more Robbie Kasper. Senior Regina Robles added, I enjoy my job because it ' s a learning experience for future jobs. In many different ways, the students interacted with the business and commerce in the city. Whether through advertis- ing, employment or buying and selling, it was another example of the fact that the school and the community were depen- dent on each other. Slory by Denise Boehm: layout by Nicole Sevillo: photos by Tim Thelford tnd Allen m. I Advertisements Division Page

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' ' A perfect student would have to be responsible. — Jim Polite ■ GRADING QUIZZES, Jim Polite comes over a perfect paper, Ttiese A papers didn ' t come up as often as tie hoped. T WISHING IT WERE TRUE, Jim Polite puts up tfie scale of ttie semester grades. Many teactiers wisfied their classes were this perfect. Perfection Faculty 241

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