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

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Mb On April 24, 1987, Disneyland was destined to be the happiest place on earth for more than its usual reosons; for Cojon ' s 1987 prom commenced amid the colorful glitter of the Disneyland Hotel. Appropioteiy enough, the prom took place underneath the heading, A Night in Fantasy land and wos highlighted by o video D.J. complete with two screens. Tickets were ovailoble for $35.00 a cou- ple. The price included souvenier glasses. People hod the opportunity to dance from 8 o ' clock at night to 1 o ' clock in the morning. This year, o tradi- tion was broken at the prom. Instead of a dinner being served, desserts such as chocolate mousse and black forest coke were available to tempt prom-goers ' tummies. I think that was a good Idea, because the prom dinners ore always gross, commented Jody Peorson. This year ' s Junior Class worked very hard ot presenting a pleosont prom. Many hours were spent after school and on weekends preparing for this populor event. They carefully picked the prom place and the prom agendo. The masterminds who were behind this ex- trovogonzo were: Karen Dorlow, Dolyce Bubemyre, Down Duse, Sharon Cyr, Mike Deponte, Todd Downing, Jill Durr, Laurie Filbeck, Jeff Gomez, Pot Gray, Debbie Groff, Lesley Harris, Veronica Hansen, Fronk Momone, Esther Olsen, Erin Rosenwold, Rocio Son- cho, and Susan Stein. We worked real well together We were well aheod of our money goal, stored Frank Momone. ' It wos a great opportunity , to produce such on event as juniors, added Sharon Cyr Despite the foct that the Closs of 1968 hod to raise over S3000 dollars for the prom, they hod the hotel poid off in record time. Prom rime was a very special offoir for highschoolers. It wos picking out the perfect dress or going with the ' perfect dote Forevermore will the whirl of pink chiffon or the melody of o certoin love song send one ' s mind bock to that porticulor night in April. That was what proms were for — o lost blast for the seniors ond o good time for everyone, commented Esther Olsen. All students that went to the 1987 p,rom held onto their memories; whether they were in the form of a dried corsoge or a folded napkin. Prom ' 87 was one that many students remembered with good feelings. i(Top) The choperones seem mighty hoppy to ponlclpote in Prom ' 67. (Bonom) The pleosont surroundings ot the Disneylond Hotel. Mony prom couples were ipowwl I here while they were toking o romontic stroll ofter dessert. Student Life Prom 63

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Con the Mouse Dance? 1 1 j 1 • 9 N (Above) Prom ' 87 woj tilled with the iwlsh of gowns and The smell of Polo. (Right) The DIsneylond Hotel sported o variety of gowns end tuxedos. 62 Student Life Prom

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The Generation Gap ] 1 (Ootiom Left) Rosuol Mitchell bravely jumps oflei the boll while his teommotes stand bock so os not to gel stomped. (Right) Cloience Smith puts forth his best effort ond o lot of flying power in on ottempi to devestote his opponents in the gome against the faculty. (Top Left) The opposition: The faculty players show their mognificent skill in the area of orgonizolion. Uh . . . no, DIM Mierzwik. The boll ' s the other way. 64 Student Life Faculty Dosketbol! Gome