Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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Phyllis Gardner CSF co-adviser Our goal was to recog- nize scholarship and pro- mote service through the school. ▲ CSF. Front row: Jennifer Natividad. Jenny Chow, Gloria Cheung, Margaret Lin, Angela Ellas, Wendy Schenken; second row: Christina Mock, Albert Yuen, Kevin George, Do Kim, Salma SCRIBBLING LIKE MAD. CSF members sign for service pro- Magsood, Jennifer Fred rickson, Tracy Villines. Jennifer Danahay, William Hsu: back row: Jinah Q,„ p g d individual projects were required for service Kim, Brad Steinbrenner, Stacia Gawronski. Titi Liu, Kathleen Hill, Chan Chuang, Chih-Cheng po,nts Chang, Mark Estrella. GATE, CSF Organizations 69

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a scholarly n of mind GATErs excel in mind-racking questions, CSF plans ahead for a new year What book by Da- shiel Hammett starred two characters named Nick and Nora? This question was just one of many asked at the Knowledge Mas- ter Competition that GATE club participated in. The Knowledge Mas- ter was an interscholas- tic trivia contest that schools nationwide, in friendly competition, competed in. GATE participants answered questions in the areas of math, lit- erature, and science, and their answers were sent in to be judged along with schools across the country. The scholars also went to the Math Sci- ence Conference held annually at Mt. SAC People went to dif- ferent workshops ac- cording to their age lev- el. said GATE member Wendy Eatherly. After the workshops, there was an activity center that had a lot of sci- ence-related things such as a wave ma- chine and chemicals being mixed together. Other activities that GATE participated in were guest speakers and the Academic Olympiad. CSF also had many activities planned in- cluding a trip to a chil- dren ' s hospital, but most never came through. There was a major lack of interest among the members, said co- adviser Phyllis Gardner. It seemed they only wanted the glory and didn ' t want to work. The advisers and offi- cers used this year to plan activities for the future. We sent a survey among second-semes- ter applicants, said co-adviser Tammy Dus- sault. This way, we could get an idea of what exactly the stu- dents wanted to do in terms of service points and the group project. Getting back to the future seemed to be a similar goal for both clubs, as each pro- gressed through the year. story by Christina Mock: layout by Tess Hernandez; photos by Allen Odermatt. f LOOKING LIKE FOUR CROWS ON A TELEPHONE WIRE, Ben Chua. Wendy Loeffler, Maricar Estrella and Diana Miller wait for GATE ad viser Gloria Duncan to show up and start the meeting Both Chua and Loetfler were in the Academic Olympiad. ▲ GATE. Front row: Bi|3l Vakil, Jack Elliot, Nikhil Verma. Julia Cheung. Wendy Leffler, Amy Khan. Susan Lee, second row; Karen Hong. Diana Chen, Susan Wu. Kathleen Hill, Kevin Thomas, Kevin Haight, Lisa Kiuken, Michelle Faiardo, Quoc Nguyen; back row: Frank Chao, Mark Estrella, Randy Abulon. Do Kim. Albert Yuen. Jay Avecilla, Ben Chua, Susan Park. Sheryl Garcia, 68 Organizations GATE, CSF

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► FBLA. Front row: Kim Weeks, Margarita Azucena, Myra Garcia, Cris Ryker. Teresa Kuzmich. Adviser Darlene Hart; second row: Kevin Thiomas. Lily Chen, Carlene Wilson, Kevin Haiglit, Laura Silva, Jennifer Precht: third row: Heather George, Lynda Wright, Alicia Rodriguez, Amy Miller. Erin McQuilken, Yolanda Morales, Patty Soto, Christina Mock: fourth row: Maria Marron, Beverly Carino, Leticia Sandoval, Christina Sanchez, Sonja Munoz, Christi- na Davalos. Pawn Kongosonkichkan, Monica Campos, Daphne Hunter: back row: Cathy Perez, Alma Wilson, Sherri Corey, Shir- leen Wakolee, Brian McLendon, Richard Rubi, Arron Fouts, Chieng Chow, Joel Pitallano, Rick Townsend. T WORRYING OVER LAST-MINUTE DETAILS, adviser Darlene Hart and Margarita Azucena go over the agenda for the day ' s clut meeting. The officers and Hart always made sure they were pre pared for meetings. BEgi2cSi UL ' -niuiu ' t i vi ' j Darlene Hart FBLA Adviser W M ij J It ' ll always be a little diffi- cult for us to be prepared in competitions, but we ' re learning. 70 Organizations FBLA