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

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All Students Benefit This post year wos very successful for the 1967-67 Student Council The members showed their spirit at pep tollies, dances, fund reisers, ond mony more octivifies that they held. This year, Student Council hod to obide by o tight budget, but that didn ' t stop them from putting on some of the best ac- tivities that Cojon has hod in o long time. The council made football homecoming ond bosketboll homecoming o huge success. They tried to promote every school event at Cojon Every day the Associoted Student Body President, Ari Dorkon, held formal meetings where the council talked about new ideas and olso discussed the old ones. Everydoy there were olwoys new ideas to help pro- mote school spifit, stated Tracy Bunker. Dur- ing the yeor surveys were token by students at lunch to see which activities different students liked to go to. Most students liked the events that Cojons Student Council put on and thought that they were doing a good job. Student Council has done on ex- cellent job this post year and it wos really hard work, but it wos worth every minute, stoted advisor Toni Gorcio. (Top) A.S.D. presider t At! Dorkor sloris onothei meeting with o debole oboul the next fund rolsei. (Above) George Roy. Sergeant o( Aims, uses his oulhoilty lo K« the members of the council quiet. In this picture, George Is welling onxiously (oi Jeff Gomez lo open his moulh so ihoi he con tell him lo shut up. 212 Orgonizotlons Student Council

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Writing For Success Whenever o srory broke out on cam- pus, Q Courier staff member was sure to be found or the scene. They were always ready to report the latest news to the student body. Their hard work poid off. Because of it, the Courier wos one of the best school newspopers in the district. Eoch year the Courier just keeps getting better ond better! com- mented Amy Heritage. This year ' s staff, although very inex- perienced, did on excellent job in maturing the newspaper into an infor- mative ond interesting piece of work. Even Ms. Dennett, who had never fought journalism prior to this yeor, used greot effort to put forward a paper one could be proud of! Amy Heritage later stated. I enjoyed the journalistic oppor- tunity to tell people my opinion of things, stated Dorryn Poor. Many hours of preparation were spent in interviewing, writing, and on layouts which, in the end, oil added up to great success. The Courier was a newspaper that the staff could take pride in and one thot all con enjoy reading. We ore devoted enough ond we hove the ability. It is also a lot of fun, Laura Cook replied. (Above) (Left to Right) Top Row: Steve Collonl, Elaine Donlels. Julie Keller, Jody Amador Dorryn Foot. VIctoi Amnion, David Holl Middle Row; Steve Olsen. Amy Heiiloge, Colhy Oennen. Eric Myers. Advisor Elizobeth Dennett Dotlom Row: Dono Eostlond. Jody Plocide (Top Left) Laura Cook ond Dorryn Poor shore o lough over the editoriol Dorryn is writing. (Oottom Left) Ms. Den- nett llstenes intently (o what one of her editors hove to soy. Orgonizotions Newspoper 211

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(Left) The 1966- 87 Student Coun- cil Is: (Left to Right) First Row: Heidi Feldmon ond Shetl Finoz- zo Second Row: Charles Drown, joson Krueget, Seth Heeren, Lourle Filbeck. Jonice Keoton. Third Row: Trocy Tommy Renee Missy Jennifer Wondo DeVlnney. Down Roberts. Todd Downey, Veronico Hansen. Andreo Pottet- son Dock Row: Donny MInkoff. Trisho Dough. D I i a n Axe. George Roy. Koten Sperry. Pat Gtay. (Above Left) Ms. Gaicio finds the meeting to be quite Interesting. (Above) Pot Gray Is trying to get Dorrin Maddox to toke one of the surveys to see which octivlty he likes the best. (Left) Laurie Filbeck ond Trisha Dogh are alwoys attentive when It comes to discussing the upcoming dance. Orgonlzotlons Student Council 213