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

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Experience, Power, And TalenT Lead To San Andreas League Championship TiTle The 'IQ83 fooTball season will pe remembered as The pesT season in The hisTory of Cajon. The Team finished firsT in league and capTured The San Andreas League cham- pionship wiTh a league record of 5-O. The Team was The pesT overall Team we ever had, The mosT skilled and TalenTed, here aT Cajon, said Coach Chuck PeTTersen. VViTh 47 reTurning players, The Team had experience and greaT power. Top running back, Michael Moore rushed over 4500 yards and auarTerpack Jim Bees passed over 4400 yards. The skill of The oTher players, such as Larry Lukes, Rueben Jackson, PeTer Macon, and Jim Morris, were very imporTanT To The Team's success. They used Their TalenTs To accomplish key plays in TighT siTuaTions. EighT players made firsT Team All-league and Three made second Team All-league. This year's Team was one of which To pe proud. 416 VarsiTy FooTpall

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