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

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Shouts of Encouragement The 1966-87 Varsity Cheerleodlng squad kept rhe cowboys in high spirits During the summer (he girls attended o comp and were very successful there The squod brought home a spirit stick for their greot amount of enthusiasm ond Vorsity Flags won a superior trophy for their original routine They work- ed hard oil yeor performing many original routines This wos demonstroted at the foot- ball ond bosketboll gomes as well os the off the field events like the pep rallies. The girls felt it wos o lot of fun ond well worth the time and effort they must put out each week Dino Drown thought, This year was the most spirited one we hove hod in o long time! The cheerleaders tried a number of things to get people more involved in ac- tivities. The students hove participated more and thots whot really counts and adds to the schools spirit . Dino Drown lorer stoied. At the rallies students felt that the squod helped them gain a greater pride for their Alma Moter Their cheering mode even the non-spirited people wont to join in on all the excitement Many of the senior members will miss this, but feel the experience from this will last lifetime. Kai Chubb felt, It ' s the best way to show everyone that our school is number one I will miss all the fun. So come on Cowboys, lets give a big cheer and roar for the gals who helped cheer us on to victory! (Dotlom) This years voristy cheers ore (Left to Right) Mary Ann Miftico, Teri Minium, Sheri Finozzo, Stocy Lobey. Andrea Patterson. Down Roberts, Michelle Long. (Top) Keri Moijolo. os Cowboy Ted. reveols her true identity before a gome. Orgonizotions Cheerleodlng 2 1 5

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(Above) Varsity cheerleaders root their leom on to o 40-fl win over Yucalpo. (Top to Bottom, Left to Right) Vorslty Flogs: Rondy Joegle, DIna Drown, Sharon Cyr Liz Porls, DrIdgette Townley. (Top to Dottom, Left to Right) Votslty Poms: Kol Chubb, Down Ouse. Amy Simon Debbie Saxe, DrIdgette Conners, Lyn Wode, and CrIsI Torres. 214 Orgonlzorlons CheerleodIng

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J.oviously V.ivQcious We ' ve got the spirit, yes we do ' This wQs the cheer and the motto Freshman and J.V Cheerleaders lived by It wos mainly formed of lost year ' s freshmen. Consisting of twelve cheerleaders, these few never failed to deliver o very spirited show at every gome and roily. In Irvine, ot cheerleoding comp, the girls hod a taste of the fun and excitement in store for the 1966-87 school yeor. They com- peted in Q number of things including cheer- ing and spirit competitions Trish Modewell, a J.V. cheerleader found that, Even though there was a lot of hard work involved, the fun overwhelmed it so much, that the work became the f un. ' ' ' ' Being o cheerleader was something I hove always wanted to be Jennie Vines cloimed, In order to moke things come together, every member in- volved hod to be cooperotive All of the girls got along unbelievably well and were greot friends If not, we would never be able to function OS o team If you were to tolk to ony of the girls obout being a J.V. cheerleoder It wos so much fun! would be their reply in ten years. Being o cheerleader was a very rewor- ding experience. Most of these girls would never trade the friendships they hove mode or lessons leorned, even though many hours were given by the cheerleaders without ony recognition or o Thonk you. Coptoin Andrea Solazor expressed, In ten yeors, the one thing I would remember wos oil of the fun and friendships I developed ■ ' ' ttjJt, (Above) top to bottom: Fieshmon Cheeileoders: Morlso Doll. Toll Soltz, Tommy Fortney. Rochel MInkoff. Eriko Schuhrlemen. (Above) left to right: Junior Voislty Cheetleoders; Julie tveru Vines. Wendy MeKord. Misty Corlson. Potilcio Modewell. (Top KIghl) Moilso Doll follows the lead ftom Rachel MInkoff. 216 Orgonlzotlons Cheerleodlng