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

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More Than Just A Form Of Art Cojons Foreign Longuoges, Voco- rionol Arts and Fine Arrs deportmenrs of- fered Q voriery of different dosses rhor provided o wide ronge of educorionol experiences. The foreign longuoges offered or Co- jon were Spanish, Lorin, German ond French. Eoch of these longuoges could be token to brooden o students oreo of thinking. The fine orts deportment was full of different activities such os cooking, childcore.ect . . . Mr. Cervontes sold he was enjoyed teoching the students ' this yeor and was looking foword to the International Doc- coloureote Program next yeor The Foreign Language deportment was full of many exciting experiences. This year Mrs. Mercier and Mrs. Teney were sponsering o trip for the summer to Conodo and Europe which will hopefully be o big success. These subjects were highly respected and without them, we would not know onything about our cultures. Renoto Cervontes DA Spanish Col Store SnBd Lindo Mercier Dot Ed Frencfi Mcguiil Univ. Victor Palmer MEd Azuso Pacific Univ: DA Modern Longuoges Univ of texos Don Reed DA Music Col Stote SnDn Georgio Stothis MA Eng. G Speechi Unlv of Pittsburgh Cynihio Tenney DA French Drew Univ. MA Fr UC Riverside Foculty Flne Arrs 101

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Robert Desmorios AA Voc Training 5BVC CSC5D Prinring Potrick Escobor MA Educ. MFA SnOd Univ Koren Fosdick Peer counseling Dovid Mohdovi BS Agriculture UC Dovis MA Educotion Col-Poly Stote Unlv Robert Oyos Vocotlonol Ed. Asslstont Dorothy Rogers Asslstont to the chef Joyce Strond Cetomlcs (Above) Chef Shirley Sanchez takes a break from leaching diomallc techniques of all Itioa plays. 100 Foculty rine Arts

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Doing Digits Cojon ' s morh deporrmenr, once again, was at rhe point of excellence. The foculfy members who taught mathematics really loved teoching at Cojon. Addition, subtraction, multiplico- tion, ond division were what these peo- ple breathed. The after-school tutoring helped the moth students become more competent in their skills. The teachers of the moth department core o lor about the students ond ore therefore dependable for any help needed. The spirit thot these teachers possess for involvement in school activities was outstanding. Mr. Washburn, for exam- ple, participated in rhe faculty basket- boll team. We, the members of Cojon High School, owe the moth deportmer o big thanks for everything they do. Lindo CoilQwoy Motti Aid Eugene Coverdli! D5 Moth North Eostern State Univ; MS Moth E. New Mexico Coll MS Pshych Arizono Univ (Above) One of Andrew Woshbutn ' s students is very enthused about his lecture. Lee Croford DS Moth Konsos Stote Coll Joseph Loverde DA Mothemotics SSC Mothmetics Univ of Col Berkley William MIerzwick AA Liberol Arts SnBol Volley Coll DA PE Univ of Redlonds MA Educ Azuso Poclfic (Right) Lee Crowford gets reody to explain a lesson (o his pre algebra classes on the boslcs of moth onolysis. 102 Faculty Mathematics