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

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(Top) Monique Atchison looks around cosuolly. knowing this toutine like the bock of hei hond. but Jennifei Willioms hos to use complete concentrolion. (Lett) Theie s the coptoin. Monique Atchison, polishing hei toutine. (Above) Shonnon Monroe watches coniently at the new toutine. Orgonizotions Drill Teom 229

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Drilling to the Top The Cowboy Drill Team performed oil the way to rhe top. During rhe 1986-87 school year they won third place at 29 Polms and third at the Lester Oaks bond review. They porticipoted ot Magic Mountoin and many other parades in the city. Their achievements come from mony hord hours of practice this lost summer and second period every school day. Although it wos hard, it was fun ond ex- citing, Coilo Wolf said, It was fun and III remember the experience for the rest of my life Sharon Brandon remorked Tm going to miss the drill ream and everyone who was in if. This years drill team was led by PvObert Sperry who spent most of his time making sure that the team was number one. It took a lot of time, but they did o great job. If it hadn ' t been for him, the drill team wouldn ' t hove been os good Cojon was proud to hove rhe Cowboy Drill Team. (Top) Top Row: (Left lo Right) Shonnon Montoe, Michelle Woshington, Monique Atchison, Lisa Cole. Liso Conon MicJdIe Row: Reno Dutchom, Coilo WoK Doltom Row: Shoton Dtondon, Jennifer Cunninghom, Loteno Penzolo, Jennifei Williams, ond Yvetle Durney (Above) Yvetle Durney ond Jennifer Willioms show their spirit thtough their green ond gold flogs (Doltom Right) Now what do you worn me to do? oshs Yvetle Durney 228 Orgonizoiion Drill leom

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Academic Frenzy Junior Sroresmen of America and Colifornio Scholarship Federation were rwo clubs wirh disringuishing ond honorable qualities Howard Birdsill wos the sponsor of both clubs. These clubs sparked the interest of nnany students. J. 5. A., orgonized by Daniel Minkoff and Ari Borkon, encouraged other students to develop on interest in public affairs. They hove held conferences in o number of dif- ferent places such os U.C.L.A., Col Tech, Hilton L.A. Tina Grotke, who ottended the Hilton Hotel conferences expressed, It was a very stimulating experience that most high school students were not lucky enough to ex- perience. In the words of Mr. Dirdsill, It is on exciting experience for a teocher to hove the opportunity to trovel all over the United States. I hove seen a lot of growth in the students ' leadership obilities. C.5.F. was a statewide organization which honored the students who were outstanding academically. It provided the opportunity to gain scholarships. To be a lifetime member, you hod to get three A ' s ond one B in Qcodemic subjects for four semesters. Lifetime members earned cords and a gold seal on their diplomas. (Top Righl) Our Senotor Pete Wilson is seen here being entertained by Ari Oorkon ot the J.S.A. conference in Washington D.C. (Above) J.S.A.: Top Row: Lyndo Reynolds, Kristo Jeonotte, Jody Pearson, Carlo Echhordi, Ari Dorkan, Advisor Howord Dirdsill, Joonle McCollom. Christine McCollom. Jonathan Scherer Middle Row: Cherl Cooper, Virginio Lee, Tommy Gregory, Frances McCorey, Toro Keebough, Heidi Feldmon, Missy Donney, Tino Grotke. Mike Lehrock, Dovid Pouley, Loren Whitchurch Front Row: Roxonne Zomudio, Tracy Bunker, Lourie Fllbeck, Liz DInnell, Suson Stein, Keren Dorlow, Erin Rosenwold (Bottom Right) J.S.A. Officers: Vice President Ail Doikon, Secretory CoiIq Eckhordt. Treasurer Mike Lehrock Not Pictured: President Donny Minkoff, 230 Orgonizotions Acodemic Clubs