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

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(Top) C.I. A. officers: Top Row: Julie Jordan, Albert Colleros. Mike Lehrock, Carlo Eckhordi. Drion Axe. Jonathon Scherer Botfom Row: Missy Bonney ond Heidi Feldman, (Right) N.H.S.: (Top Row): Michoel Pohlmon, Dovid Hornden. Jim Rutten, Kristo Jeonnofte. Corlo Eckhordt, Laurie Filbeck, Mike Lehrack. Brian Axe. Albert Colleros. Julie Jordon, Jomes Miles (Middle Row): Dawn Duse. Leslie Harris, Jhordeno Ramirez. Roxonne Zomudio. Michelle Edwords. Koren Darlow. Groce Dulles. Cheryl Melvin. Missy Bonney, Ari Borkon (Bottom Row): Rocio Soncho. Cammy Falkner. Steve Thompson, Phuong Nguyen. Tino Groike, Michelle Chortier, Jonofhon Scherer Orgonizotions Academic Clubs 230

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Stocks, Bonds, and Students The Norionol Honor Society, spon- sored by Michael Pohlmon, and the Co- jons Investment Association, sponsored by Art Atkinson, were two clubs that strived for ochievement. One acodemicolly and the other financially. N.H.S. recognized students with high G.P.A. ' s and who contained leadership skills. N.H.S. strived to promote leader- ship and stimulate o desire to render ser- vice, and was o very academically oriented club thot in future years hoped to focus on community realoted func- tions. As Down Duse said I hope that In the future, N.H.S. will be as much a ser- vice club OS on acedemic club. CIA. was originally on ideo created from o stock buying activity in Art Atkin- sons ' class to see if a profit could be mode It sporked an interest in mony students Brion Axe expressed, It was formed as o learning experience. Anyone who bought stock from this association was considered a member of the club. One quarter t?rought in around S500 of investments with about 250-300 members. This club proved to be o profitoble learning experience for oil involved. (Right) N.H.S. officers: (Left fo Right) Top Row: Treasurer Cheryl Melvin. Secretary Julie Jordar . Bottom Row: Vice President Michelle Charlier, I.C.C. Representative Roxonne Zamudio, and President Jonothon Scherer. (Oo ' tom Lett) C.I.A. advisor. Ar( Atkinson, wolks to doss rhinking of his investments, (Oottom Right) N.H.S. ondC.I.A. member, Coiio Eckhoidt, ponders her mony club Involvements. 202 Orgonizotlons Acodemic Clubs

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Cowboys Lend o Helping Hand This school year, Cojon hod six fon- rosric service clubs, oil of which were more than eoger to work beyond the coll of dufy. They were olwoys ready ro assist those who needed help or sup- port. Their hard work hod mode our school whot it is todoy, great and full of spirit. Sobobons was one of these wonder- ful orgonizotions. It was on oil girls ' club for those who could mointoin o 3.0 or better. Of course, all new members must go through the Fomous Sobobons Initiation . This consisted of o full day of humiliation weoring a pointed face and silly T-shirts. Thot isn ' t so bod, OS having to wear it in front of your follow classmates, stoted Michelle Edwords. Their moin purpose wos to provide service on and off compus. One of their activities included helping out in the onnuol food boskets for the needy. (Middle) Sobobon Club membefs ore Dock Row: Ms. Gorretl. Holly Luong. Commy Foulker, Rocio Soncho. Toto Keebough. Louiie Filbeck, Liz Din- nell, Jull Poulsen, Melisso Oonney, Corlo Eckhordt, Groce Dullos, Jennifer Newby, Erin Rosenwold. Michelle Edwords, Cheiyl Melvin, ond Memo Chouhon. Front Row; Nhul Truong, Keri Moijiola. Michelle Lopez, Heidi Feldmon, Jody Peorson, Roxonne Zomudio, Karen Dorlow and Michelle Chortier. (Above) Laurie Filbeck, Sobobon member. Is on het woy lo one of her fovorite club meetings. The Mecho Club promoted social growth, focusing on Mexican heritage. With the help from their leader Sr. Cer- vantes they were able ro sponser many fund roisers, such os selling candy ond trips to Hollywood to see various televi- sion ropings. Joe Guerrero felt, Irs a greor way to leorn to live and get olong with others . Students against Drunk Drivers was one of Cojon ' s newer clubs, but this didn ' t stop them from making it great. Their moin function wos to show students that drinking and driving don ' t mix. That it could only lead to bod news. Friends don ' t let friends drive drunk wos their motto. To roise money for this, they sponsored o few cor washes with the help of Mr. Miller. It ' s o worthwhile cause, os well as o lot of fun, remarked Dovid Pauley. (Delow) These SADD officers ore Mr. Miller, sponsor. Vic President Lisa Allen, President Down Roberts. Secretoi Heidi Feldmon, and Treasurer Orion Axe. Mecho Club members Front Row: Yonino Del Rio. Sonyo Sonchez. Mario Ortego Dolores Acketmon, Weni Herder. Rita Morquez, Son Guano Nojero. Middle Row: Ron Espatzo. Cindy Herder. Michelle Losh, Michelle Alk Patricio Alvarez. Oecky Sllvo. Veronica Ruiz. Louro Gomez. Dolores Noiiego. Veronico Soto, Mr Cervontes. Do Row: Margorllo Alvarez. Lynda Reynolds. Morio Lopez. Irene Consino, David Dernol. Maty Herder. Reynol Oenovldes. Patticio Medina. Melissa Miller. Gino Gordo, Cotlos Moyorga. 234 Orgonizotions Servlce Clubs