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

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(Delow) Class officers ore oil smiles os they comtemplote their future plons foi their doss. Morchelle Derry Luke Dinghom Michoel Dinnell Liso DIockwell Gerold Oloke Jennifer Dohl Michael Donfils Dillie Doughton Kristen Ooursow Michelle Dowden William Dowmon Steven Bremer Oernadet Drewsrer Teri Dridwell Larici Drcxjkshire Charles Drown Hena Durcham Yverte Durney Travis Ourru John Burrows Amy Burler Khori Outlet Deboroh Dyrd Dorothy Dyrd Duone Dyrd Down Coddel KImberly Compbell Misty Carlson Chrlstin Corrillo Dlonne Corroll Lisa Cerdo Sylvio Coslono (Dottom Left) Chorlie Diown deflnotely not o blockheod. Sophomores Officers 193

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Sophomores Strive for Success (Delow) Chorlie, Misiy. Alison, and Chris ore proud to represent the Closs of ' 89 Poul Abrego Niccole Acy Michoef Adorns Noomi Adams Anito Agullor Dolores Agullor Kevin Ahn Angelo Alcontor Tony Alexander Michoel Allee Catherine Allen Michelle Allen Roymond Almeida Morgorifo Alvarez Jodi Amodor Shire Amos Jomes Androde Joseph Arlos Kevin ArlottI Jennife Armstrong JIml Asencio Robin Atkins Tino August S haron Avl |fl Shown Doder Yvonne Dollejos Robert Dorhmon Tony Dorrett Christine Decerra Aron Decker Jetfery Dees Dorboro Dell Peter Dell Shonnon Denedick Dovid Oerool We hod a very determined sophomore closs this yeor They knew whot they wanted ond they went for It. Their main goal for this yeor wos to eorn money. The four officers that leod their class were Chorlie Drown. Presi- dent; Misty Corlson. Vice-President; Allison Hoirgrove. Secretory; Chris Ob- monn, Treosurer The money went primorily toword the 1986-67 Junior- Senior Prom. Chris Obmonn stored, Our moin goal is to try to moke our prom the best They set o gool at the beginning of the year to moke over $1000 and by Jonuory they hod sur- possed their mark. Fund roisers such as cor washes, candy soles, key chain soles, and sock hops or lunch were very successful When asked obout this sophomore spirit, Charlie Drown proud- ly replied, So for the sophomore class porticipotion is great and I hope our class will be this good next yeor. When osked to sum up the Sophomore closs In one word, he stored Eager! 192 Sophomores Officers

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Renoro Cervontes John Chomberloin Douglas Chopmon Seon Choppell Roshmi Chouhon Anno Chovez Elizabeth Cisneros Temecko Clork Toylen Clorrert Quincy Clevelond Michoel Clinton Steven Coffee Robin Coket Eugene Collins Ronold Collins Teti Confretos Michael Cooney Efico Cooper Drent Copeiond Michoel Cotnweil Richard Crolg Brian Cramer Lobreo Crone Dennis Croyle Modeline Crump Kerl Cundlff Joy Dolen Fellcio Donlels Shown Donlels Mory Dorrough Delores Dovllo Lotoro Dovis Toni DovIs Rebecco De Dellls Robin Debellls Loreno De Horo Jonlce De WItl Jennifer Dean Jeonne Delgodo Michael Di Donoto John Dickey 194 Sophomores Looking Up Things Are Looking Up For Sophomores I love being o sophomore! Irs the door to better things. From here on, life con only get bet- ter, until you ' re about 25. Then it ' s down hill from there, commented Madeline Hoines. Most sophomores did get more involved In school than they did when they were freshmen. The sophomore class showed more spirit as the year went by, going to sporting events, joining clubs, getting involved in pep assemblies ond other school activities. For some sophomores, It was quite o change from being o freshman. A lot of students just thought of it as being one step closer to being a senior, while others students believed it was a chonce to just relax and hove Q real good rime. (Above) Wendy MeffoiH knows the meoning of life, but she ' s not telling onyone.