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

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1 IV ■v - ' , ' ' 1 V ' Left to right: Barbara Little, Jim Peder- son, Mrs. Pleas, director. Genetta Dew- berry. Craig Huff, Kim Nash, Shelly Pen- rose, Doug Mefford, Alycia Cluff. Colleen Bryant. Mark Singer, Cassandra Shields. CCL practices new routine. Director. Mrs. Pleas is enthusiastic over up-coming per- formance. CC191

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Lively Shows Given By Talented Group Cajon Cowboys Limited had an extremely busy year, performing for many civic groups and at several school activities. Several of the members appeared in Starcapades, a Civic Light Opera presentation of Bye, Bye, Birdie, and Junior University and Christmas productions. CCL performed at the scholarship assembly, performed with Cajon ' s stage band, and appeared at several PTA programs. They received high ratings at the Southern California Vocal Association in May. Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Pleas, the singers raised money so that they could present a scholarship to one of the group ' s graduating seniors. They also raised money for a trip to Catalina. Craig Huff, sophomore, was selected to be a member of the Southern California Vocal Association. Soloist Barbie Little sings another beauti- ful song. CCL warms-up around piano. CCL brings Christmas cheer to local con- valescent home. CCL officers: (left to right) Barbara Little, pres.. Barbara Hill, (not pictured), vice pres.. Shelly Penrose, sec, Cassandra Shields, lib.. Colleen Bry- ant, treas. 90 ccl

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Cajon Courier Staff Produces Fine Paper Stop the presses! is the cry heard in the newsroom as the Diligent Reporter, equipped only with pen. pad and press badge, brings in the Big Scoop of the day. Well, maybe that ' s not exactly how things are in the paste-up room of the Cowboy Courier, but Cajon ' s newspaper staff does have all the headaches of a big city newspaper complete with screaming editors, short notice deadlines, and the eternal pounding of typewriters. But with Mrs. Pat Tubiola as advisor, the Cowboy Courier brought not only the campus news to the student body but also many interesting and stimulating articles and editorials on a variety of subjects. And under the guidence and experience of Editors-in- Chief Melissa Love and Erika Peters, the 1980 volume of the Cowboy Courier became the finest newspaper produced at Cajon due to the exceptional writing of its outstanding top reporters, Sue Dyer, Rachel Gonzales, Candace Hewitt, Shana Price, Margaret Smith, and Susan Zimmerman. Cowboy Courier editors. Editor-in-Chief Melissa Love prepares re- porter assignment. Courier reporters strain to meet deadlines. Sports Editor Frank Leilzman discusses upcoming issue with Edi- tor-in-Chief Melissa Love. 92 courier