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

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i ) ' MAKE MY DW DONATE blood! CAJON HS BLOOD DRIVE WED. NOV 26 8 11 4M IN TMiGYM (Top Right) OuchI A small price to pay for on Iron lest. (Middle Right) Thot Is either o reolly weird wotch. or someone ' s loking their blood pressure. (Above) Jeff I ' rigley is giving blood the cool and cosuol woy. Momll (Top Lett) These signs were ieen everywhere doys before the octuol blood drive began. Srudent LIfe Olood Drives 67

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LIFE FORCE An annual ritual of donating the life force, blood, took place at Cojon. Although everyone In the student body who donates blood was commended, statistics show on Increosing number of denoting seniors. This yeor ' s seniors, the doss of 67, has surpossed oil previous records. Giving blood was as eosy as one, two, three. First, you must register and onswer a few medical questions. Then, they will take your temperature to moke sure you do not hove on infec- tion. Third, if your blood pressure and hemoglobin count were okay, you passed! Continuing fears about donating blood jeopardized this critlcol link in our health core system. Hopefully, Cojon has helped In promoting a positive ot- titude for students, as well as our com- munity. Some donors, such as Andreo Patterson expressed, I wos really scored, but the thought of me saving another person ' s life mode it all wor- thwhile. All donors were proud of their contribution to life. (Bottom) Dorrin Goodmon onfldpotes the moment of donoting blood. (Below) Step Two is the blood pressure test. Not Q good time to get excltedl 66 Student LIfe Olood Drives

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Being o junior wasn ' t eosy. If was fhe rime to get ready for college; time to moke sure fhe grades were high enough to look good on next years college opplicotions. Many juniors hod to start worrying about their future I thought seniors hod to worry about their future, but I wos wrong, odmitted Jeff Gomez. The work lood for the juniors was the hordest out of all the dosses. Who con forget Mr. Dirdsills U.S. History notebooks? Or boloncing AAr. Dader ' s chemicol equations? Many juniors stayed up late nights working hord to get good grades. The only thing that kept me going was the thought of o lighter work lood next year, claimed Andy Nguyen. Prom was also whot kept a lot of the juniors going. After oil, they were fhe ones puffing if on. Juniors were also oble to go to the prom for the first time. I loved getting ready for the prom! exdoimed Robbie Peterson. Many juniors got cars this yeor, too. Cars meant in- dependence ond a woy to go out to lunch. Now, many juniors didn ' t hove to bum rides off their friends, onymore. I just love h aving my own cor, so thot I con take my friends out, said Rich Williams. Although being o junior wasn ' t eosy, they still were spirited. They yelled loudly at pep rallies, showed up ot footboli and bosketball gomes, and joined many clubs and organizations. Being o junior is fun, because offer thot, you only hove one more yeor to go, said Tommy Brondt. (Right) Andy Nguyen, Groce Dullos, Down Bus , ond Robert Molner take time out from (he school woik to aeote o little Junior Closs Jpirlt. l:o :o 68 Juniors Division