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

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%( pt frt4Mt «U At to- ickly it seemed that the long school yeor wos All of us suddenly realized rhot fhe final days of fhe ' 66- ' 87 school year were drawing to o close, it seemed hardly possible rhot another year hod gone by and each of us was another yeor older ond wiser, os well OS another year up the scholastic ladder. Now, os some of us prepared for college or the job morket, we oil turn bock and remember 1966-87; The Yeor of Memories. In 1986 we sow the rise of the best football teom Co- jon hod seen in over o decode. Many of us showed our school spirit by attending these gomes and socrificing our lungs and voices to help cheer our teom to victory. The support we gave all of our othletic teoms this yeor, os well OS on undying spirit, helped our teams to goin respectable honors in oil fields. We olso look behind us now at the more personal side of this year of memories; our loves ond hates, our trium- phs ond our failures. Though most of us will look bock on our life os Cojon students in this year in fond remlnlscense, we will also remember the times which may not be so hoppily remembered, but olso must never be forgotten. Most of oil, the thing that cant be overlooked was the Student Life activities thot molded the woy we think ond act. Everyone of one time or onorher looked forword to sociolizing with their friends with the hope of meeting new people and making new friends. It was the greot pep rallies ond donees thot estobllshed the chance to help everyone Create Memories. It was o yeor which meant much to eoch of us, and it soddened oil to see the 1986- ' 87 Cojon school yeor go fleeting by with us left standing clinging only to our Memories . (Righ1) ' CoJons Student Council diesses foi success on Holloween. :o :o 34 Student Life?

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The Fashion Club ¥ ¥ A passion for fashion, a nose for clothes . . . these people dore to be noticed! As a port of our very own Fashion Club at Cojon High School, their style seems to soy, Don ' t you forget about nne. You could tell by looking ot these pictures or by sconning the campus that not everyone dressed alike. The way one dresses wos on ex- pression of one ' s individuality, on homoge to a favorite rock star, or on annoyance to one ' s parents. Fashion also ployed on interesting role in the lives of the teachers. In o poll among teachers, the punk hairstyles won hands down OS the most repulsive foshion on compus. Mr. Shupek testified to this stating, I don ' t like kids who use my hairstylist! Laurie Martin, the monoger of Brooks in the Inland Center Moll, claimed that big, gowdy jewels and leather were the looks for foil 1986. Knit sweaters in pastels and jewel colors also completed the look for the well-dressed student. But in terms of fashion, the best style was your own. Wasn ' t that what fashion wos oil obout? (Top Right) This yeof, one of the most popular fashions wos, oppropriotely enough. The Cowboy Lookl (Bottom Left) The fomlllor upside-down triangle Inslgnio of ' Gueu? was embloioned on mony o gitf ' j . (Bottom Right) Heidi Borr and Christine Little moke woves at Cojon with their flamboyant style. . posferloc. 36 Student Life Fashion