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

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Delow) Dona Patterson ond Tina Carter think that the sophomore class Is number Lorry Dixon Michelle Dodson Dorcy Doss Joson Dotson John Drois Donno Driscoll Andreo Driver Ngoc Duong Morio Duron Donold Dykes Aoron Eggerr Christopher Egle Dovid Eisenbelsz Kenneth Endicort Dougtos Englehort Joseph Escorzogo Derek Esres Jennifer Evans Julie Evertsen Gino Foiello Tommi Fallon Shoni Feidmeir Monico Felix Antolne Fernondez Jomie Ferren Anno Ferrier Tereso Fleming Chortle Flores Jesse Flores Krisrino Folles Cobble Foley Dov ne Ford Michelle Fronks Jomie French (Doftom Lett) Down Coddel con- vinces Ericho Ruppert that Ise- ing o sophomore Isn ' t thot bod. Sophomores Looking Up 195

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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.

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One Step Ahead (Middle Left) Joonie McCollom poses prettily (Below) Joom McCullom helps our with one of hei many positimes drome i One Step ahead was the best way ro describe Joonie McCollom. Moving from West Los Angeles ro Son Bernardino sure hosn ' r slowed her down one bir. Not only did she hove o straight A overage, but she also kept busy with Mock Triol, Challenge Dowl, Varsity Dramo, ond she kept statistics for the Boys ' Varsity Wrestling team. According to Joonie, The only drowbock to mov- ing into this area is that I miss the beach. I hove the mountains now, though. Hopefully I ' ll find o cute guy who w teach me how to snow ski. Ambition wos one thing she did hove. Being one of the only sophomores in Trigonometry ond Chemistry didn ' t bother her at oil because she was confi- dent of her oblllty. I wont to go to Hor- vord and be o lawyer, replied Joonie. Willlom Fruglo ShellisQ Fuller Juon Golindo Georgino Gorcio More Gorcio |a ' Eric Gorwick |( a April Gosowoy Scoff Govigon Comeron Gerber Trovio Gibson Nokeesho Glenn Michell Godinez Moricelo Gonzoles Michoel Gonzolez KImberly Gooch Gino GrodlQs Morion Grodlos Annette Gront Gwendolyn Greer Chrlstopfi Gregory Myisfio Griffin Amy Griggs Joson Grim Rebecco Grosvenor Poul Grotke Kothy Guillen 196 Sophomores One Step Aheod