Cajon High School - Vaquero Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Football Homecoming Flash From The Past - ' 20s This year ' s Homecoming left many treasured memories for Cajon students. The Cowboys played a great game, beating the Moreno Valley Vikings 14 to 6. The suspense during half-time drew to a climax when Melissa Love became the 1979 Homecoming Queen and the junior class won the float competition. Melissa ' s court was Sherrie Lewis, senior princess; Natalie Anderson, junior darling; Sherron Reed, sophomore sweetheart; and Marcy Anderson, freshman fancy. Accompaning the announcement of the Homecoming court was Cajon ' s own band, playing music to fit the excited mood of the candidates and winners. All of the classes put many hours of effort and determination into their floats, but judges selected the junior float ahead of the senior float. The floats were designed in relationship to the Homecoming theme A Flash from the Past-The ' 20. Each class used their imagination to decorate their float with things they felt best represented the 1920 ' s. Student Council provided the Cowboys with a great dance. KGGI supplied the music, ending Homecoming with cherished memories. TT: 68 homecoming

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A Ccijon student gels her hdir trimmed courtesy of Ihur Musters. Mark Pcstrelki andJ.iy Barnes gath- er information on a possible mihtary career. Joann Farrington instructs two students in last minute details for Career Day. CIcnna Garrison and Sandy Brewer ask about volunteer work at one of the San Bernardino hospitals. career day 67

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This year ' s winning float was pro- duced by the mighty Junior Class. Juniors received recognition for the fantastic work done on their float, with the presentation of the trophy. Couples slow dance to Styx ' s newest song, Babe. Mark one more victo- ry for the Cajon Cowboys. This years Homecoming Queen, Mehssa Love receives the royal sash from Liane Pestrella. the 1978 Homecom- ing Queen. My Sharona sets the beat for couples to dance to. homecoming 69