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

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Cruising Our Cojon Campus For 1987 ' s Senior, Junior and Sophmore dosses, rhe greor quest for the perfect cor just added to the yeors problems. After months of working late hours and saving money, the moment of the big ques- tion finolly arrived, What type of cor should I get? There were many op- tions. Some people wanted to get o newer cor like o Toyota Celico or Nissan Mini-Truck. Then there ore some people who like to get stylish, fost and good looking older cars like the 1960s Comoros ond Mustangs. The prices olso created problems for the cor buyer. Sure, you could go buy S200 dollar clunker that smok- ed ond hardly moved, but everybody hod a dream cor that they wont. Unfortunately most could not offord the cor that they wont. My dream cor is o Lamborghini, any type. said Richard Moore. Most everybody agreed thot the Lam- borghini was their dream cor. (Top) Thonks lo the senior doss o( 1987. we weie oble to set up this excellent example of the splili o( CoJon. (Bottom) Don Kogut shows oft his Flieblid. 44 Student LIfe Cors

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Musical Inclinations Mo morrer how you lisfen ro it or what groups you listen ro, everyone en- joys music. Whether it is L.A. Disco, New Wove, Punk, or Heavy Merol. Cojon students couldn ' t go o day without it. Perhaps becouse of the many groups to choose from such as INXS, Von Holen, the Cult, or Run DMC. These tunes become port of our doily lives. Dean Fisher states, I listen to it to relax or feel good. Music can often reflect who we ore. Jeon Robbins feels, Music is a woy of our culture ond is something inside us we con not hide. Parents may disagree v irh this os the noise from it can sometimes be unbearable. Chris Dahlstrum replied by soying, Music ' s the best way to relax. Porents should look or the pbsitive things to music. No matter what type you listen to it ' s a port of us. Deon Fisher later sold, I think the music I listen to is on example of what I feel and think, but it shouldn ' t control our lives. So go oheod ond turn up the volume up. Frank Momone con- cluded, It ' s fun to crank up your cor stereo while driving down the street so everyone can also enjoy the music. Another thing about music is that it con influence us on how we dress. For instance, o punker con be found weor- ing dorker colors, perferably block. If we see our favorite rock stor on a video and like the shirt or jacket he is wearing, we will all rush down to the mall ro buy one of similor style. Each type of music comes with its own way of dressing. So, go ahead and dress to the music ond dance to the beat of the song because it is on extention of who we ore. (Above Middle) This excited bunch could very well be the next group of Solid Gold doncen. Wotch out American Dond Stand, Cajon Is doncing their way to the top. (Dottom left) The oftermafh of a teen searching for the perfect song to dance to. Decisions, decisions. E=MG 46 Student Life Music