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

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The Senior Struggle Throughrouf rhe school year, many problems arose that rest the courage oncJ will of rhe Senior doss. Besides rhe fears of college and passing your dosses jusr ro ger there, most seniors have to wonder what field of work they are go- ing to go into. A lor of people will end up with port time jobs ro get them through college. But then what do they do? The fields that they con choose from ore wide and vory with the person. Some seniors might wont to go info the professionsol fields of being doctors or lawyers. Still others would like to go into owning there own business some doy. The choices were many, but most end- ed up where they wonf to be. (Delow) Jimmy Knight has Just found out his SAT scores ond ttw weren ' t exactly whot he had planned. Lorry Stinzel Mellsso Stockmon Mkhele Swonson 5iept en Thonnpson Oryoni Townley Sherrl Strotton Louro Studwell Korin Thompsen TirKj Tomoseilo Rene IruJIIIo Woker Strofton DoleSworuon Mleshun Thompjon Alexonder Tourgemon CofxJy turner Scon Vondermer JooVk ery 32 Senlon F«an

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Is There on Idenlty Crisis Here? We looked Inrelllgenr, confident, and older. Vos this the description for diplomats or businessmen? Well, octuolly it described Cojon ' s 1987 senior cess, according to Kristi Whitehead. We looked mature and we knew our way around, remarked Robert Hoberkorn. Poulo Doguie thought, We walked to class proudly, although we sometimes didn ' t moke it actually to class. Dill Endicott believed that the ' 87 seniors were great because, We kicked butt ond were sexy and coring. Seniors graced the school with their oir of superiority, stated Amy Heritage. Didn ' t the seniors hove fun in 1967? Of course! This was the best year because we got to look down on all the other classes, said David Schultzman. Dovid Oberlin liked his senior year because, It ' s the lost year of high school. After high school, doors will open and new ond ex- citing things will happen. I ' ll also be able to be ndependent. Although these opinions reflected that maybe, just maybe, port of the fun of being a senior was having seniority. That ' s okay though; it was just one of the many woys the class of ' 87 enjoyed their lost year here at Cojon. (Top Left) Sherl Finozzo expresses her opinion about the test in the next period doss. inttiVJ Joner Stefont Potricio StefonI Sentors ldentlty Crisis 31

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(Delow) Stocey Poffek Is having a hard time telling het (fiends het plans foi the future. Lorry Webber ( oberT Webber Jomes Wedel Thomos White Kristi Whiteheod Liso Whirioker Dennis Willei Liso Willioms IXomono Willioms Rebekoh Wilson Voterie Winoe JeMery Wngley Trocie Vee Melisso Young IXoxonne Zomudio Senkxs Feofs 30