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

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Marching onto Victory li fpi The Cowboy bond hod on excellent 1966-87 yeor in the music world They competed in severol porodes ond festivals and showed their spirit ot pep ' ollies and football gomes The bond, jnder the direction of Don Reed and he help of Robert Sperry, mode on ex- reptionol ochievement at the parades rhey offended This yeor of the Pioneer Days Parade in Twenty-Nine Palms, the Cowboy Bond took Sweepstokes while Drum Major Koren Sperry won the first place trophy for the best drum major. Also or the Lester Ooks Bond Review, Cojon took fourth ploce out of 23 bonds which competed. Concert season wos o success, too. They presented Christmas and Spring concerts, attended concerts in Riverside and competed at the Son Bernardino Col-Store Festival In all performances, they showed professionalism and also their tolents as musicions. Performing in front of large oudiences help to build my self-confidence. stated Kothy Little the bond president. To sum up the feel- ings of the bond, freshman John Juarez said, Bond meons Pride! (Above) Bond members include; (Lett to Right) Fitst Row: Rozonne Zomudio, Chtis HoqioIq Chetyl Melvin. Koren Speiry. Judy Dolen. Michelle Chortiei Jomes Miles. Second Row: Toni Woithe. Cindy Herder. Dryon Adorns. Kolhy Little. Lomoto Dowson. Tongelo Solono Third Row; Alex Willioms, Melissa Livingston. John Juorez. Kelly Gorrison. Dusty Jeige. Suson Juarez. Harvey McCoy. Fourth Row: Aoron Corr. Adom Wotkins. Michael Cotdozo. Don Shipley. Som Soman Chtis Lanier. Heothei Ooxsitesser. Lost Row: Jennifet Miles. Dernord Simpson (Top) The Cowboy Bond patiently woits toi the Son Bernardino city parade to start. (Left) Drum Major Koren Sperry enjoys every second of eoch potode. Orgoni2orions Dond 223

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(Top) The bond is owoillng onothei command ot the foolboll game against Son Detnardino High. (Above) Mi. Keed gives his dI v eird look ot a poiade. (Right) Bond Officers are: (Left to Right) Top Row: Cheryl Melvin. Vice-president, Karen Sperry. Drum Mojor, Kothy Little, President. Bottom Row: Michelle Chat- tier and James Miles, co-librarians. 222 Orgonizotions Oond

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The Gold Rock Cafe F. ' ii!l.l The Gold Room wos on on-compus restouront for teachers, other Cojon staff members, and the public. The Gold Room wos open from first period to fifth period everyday. It served anything from solods to main courses in o reloxing atmosphere. The overall purpose of the Gold Room was to provide training for the students who wont to work in the food service area as o full time job ofter graduation. The students worked os chefs and as waitresses to get the most experience they need. Most teachers who stayed or school at noon went into the Gold Room to en- joy a quiet lunch. Most teachers, when asked about the Gold Room, replied: The sroff was courteous ond the service was great. When Mr. Washburn wos osked how he felt about the Gold Room, he commented, I reolly liked the solad bar. The Gold Room ' s pleasant food and atmosphere pleased quite o few peo- ple during the 1966-67 year. Food was served quickly and at o reosonoble price. Anytime you went into the Gold Room during the 1966-87 year, you could find students rushing around busily trying to fill the orders of the growling stomoches of the teochers. (Top) Shirley Sonchez shows Jusfin Doyer how to properly cut o piece of pie. (Klght) Donnel Mills quickly does her homework before the lunch 224 Orgonlzotlons Gold Hoom