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

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(Top Lett) Jul! Poulsen appea rs lo be thinking obout the teocheis lectuie, bui she is actually thinking about her future. (Delow) Drion Axe tokes time out to look in the newspopet lo fihd a good college because he tears for his future. Vickie Krowiec Frederick Kuhr Erin Kulikoff Koron Lombert Dryan Long Michelle Losh Koren Ledesmo Rondoll Lee Virginio Lee Brendo Lehman Down Lehne Michoel Lehrock Miguel Leon John Leyvo Jeon Light Kevin LIndsey Koihy Little Windy Lombord Cory Longfellow Michelle Lopez M Lopez Senk rs Deyond 25

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Seniors Look Beyond This wQS it! The senior ' s final yeor hod finally arrived. They had made if through their high school years and now it hod ended. Many seniors had worked hord and were glad to see their high school years come to an end. Many other seniors were nervous and sometimes even scared of what was waiting for them in the years to follow. To some seniors, looking beyond into the future was frightening. Some weren ' t sure what they were going to do after high school. Most said they were going to college but were not sure what they wanted to be. We ask- ed some seniors: What were their future plans? David Hall said, I plan to go into a career in engineering, but I ' m undecided on which college to go to. If not that I will go into the oir force. Amy Simon answered, I ' m going to become a professional monkey trainer. Paul Shirk replied, I plan to go to a four year university, moybe UCR, ond then enter into o career in engineering, architecture, or a related coreer. Angle Lyman said, I wont to be o radiologist so I con do brain x-ray on Rochelle Morcum. Craig Schwartz replied, I plan to go to a four yeor university and then go into a career of o computer technician. If not that, I don ' t know Rochelle Morcum answered, I ' m going to college and study psychology so I could use it on Angle Lyman. Flory Soncho replied, I want to be a Spanish-English tronslotor. Julie Jordon MIchoel Joseph Terrence Joyce Ruben Juorez Tore Keebougti Delano Keel Julie Keller IXenee Kelly Kotherlno Khokhlov Stephen Kline Kol Knlepkomp Chrlsil KnIMen Jim Knighr Donlel Kogut Douglos Krous 24 Senlofs Oeyood

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(Below) When Jimmy Orondl talks, everybody listens. ' Schoolhouse Rock As Q srudenr or Cojon, you hove been ro donees, parries ond get fogerhers. Ar rhese gorherings, D.J. ' s ore ofren presenr. They liven up the place with rheir nnusic. We asked Erik Heeren, Senior D.J., o few questions about D.J.-ing. I got started after I was asked to pro- vide music ot a Junior High donee with o home stereo. The ideo of being o D.J. was Q definite must. I thought of the name in about five minutes. I took the initials of my best friends and stuck them together. If resulted in Beat, Inc . . . I love D.J.-ing for the schools. The kids ore more olive ond they con be more dance motivated. Especially Co- jon Cowboys! SlQcy Lubey Cordello Lukes Mio Suon Lum Angelo Lymon Venus ModWns Ken Moijolo Julie Monley Rochelle Morcum John Mottie Stephen Mc Clure Ellsobeth Mc EIroy Kondy Mc Gee Moty Mc Gee Cheryl Melvin Michoel Metriom 26 Seniors Disc Jockeys I