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

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(Lett) Even though Drlon Axe. Heidi Feldmen. Corlo Eckhordt. and Arl Dorkon didn ' t win, they were oil ex- cited to be Q port of the Homecoming ceremony. (Delow) LIso RosenwQJd Is hugged by Rcndl Yoegle otter she was crowned the Queen. Student LIfe OosketbolI Homecoming 50

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Not Just A Gome Daskerboll Homecoming was nor jusr onorher boskerboll gome. There was o pep roily and o donee which wos or- rended by many students. There were six finolists who mode their long journey through the nominations and voting. First, nominotions were token ot lunch ond the seml-flnolists were selected by the top votes of each condidote. Se- cond, more voting or lunch ond finally the finalists were chosen. The rest of the voting took ploce in students ' social studies dosses. The winners were kept secret by Susan Stein, the commissioner of Elections. The doy of Homecoming, o pep roily wos held to enthuse the students and to introduce the candidates for the com- petition. The Homecoming pep rally was one of the best ones we ' ve ever hod, stoted Aoron Corr. After the gome ogoinst Hesperlo the people went to the dance. It was enjoyed by oil the students who went to it. fi ' Hi (Top) Down Robert! Is so glod to b« the second princess. (Above) One of the con- dldoles. Sonyo Burroughs and her escort. Johnny Moore, walk across the gym flooi to the from of the crowd. (Right) Arl Dorkon and Carlo Eckhordl are really enjoying themselves at the Homecoming ceremony. 52 Student Life DQiketboll Homecoming I

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Make My Music I Student Council did o great job prom- tlng six donees during the 1966-67 schooi yeor. The Boch to School Donee wos more than just o great success; it produced some real problems. More thon 1000 wild and crozy people show- ed up for the donee. Although Student Council mode o lorge profit, they poid o high price. The Administration would no longer promote open donees. Students hod to pick up passes from the V.P. ' s in order to bring guests to the donees. Co- jon students hod to show I.D. cords. Footboll Homecoming and the Winter Donee reolly showed the effect of these restrictions. Approximately 300-500 people showed up. Doug Fisher stated, Although there orent o lot of people ot this donee, I still hove hod a greot time. Student Council members emphosiz- ed participation ot the donees from oil ASB members by using o vorlety of D.J. ' s. The Beot , C ' est La Vie , and R G A Productions were only a few of the D.J. ' s that played for Cojon ' s donees. I really enjoyed the vorlety of music thot R A Productions played at the Valentines ' donee, stoted Erin IXosenwoid. Even though there were a few pro- blems, Cojon High School still hod the best donees in San Dernordino during the 1986-67 school year. Brian Axe, Commissioner of Student Activities hod this to soy about the dances, It tokes o lot of plonning ond organization to prepore for o donee, but the grodifico- tion that I receive ofter it is finally over is well worth the time. Mony student council members spent o greot deol of their time moking the dances the very best possible. In order to help pay for the prom the Junior Class held o Sadie Hawkins dance on Jonuory 16 os well as Powder Puff donee held on March 20, 1967. It was o great success. The decorations consisted of hoystocks throughout the cofateria, a morrioge booth ond having pictures token with Sydney, Former John ' s Scorecrow. Mike Deponte stoted, Preparing for this donee wos great. I even got to perform the marriage ceremony for some of my friends. It woso blast! (Top) Letlclo King gets down to the beat of R A Productions (Bottom Left) Doiien Ooodmen snops his fingeis to the beat at the Sadie Hawkins dance. (Bottom KIght) Siocey NIeto ond Albert Bollesterous watch other students dance to the music. 54 Student LIfe Donces