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

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Toby Lee Felicio Lewis Oonnie Linder Kimbe Littlofield Lo Deonyo Long Gerordo Lopez Josephine Lopez Melvin Love Teno Lundberg Juniors Move Ahead If wos one more year ond one more step rhor the Junior Class of 1986-87 of Cojon High School conquered or the beginning of this school yeor. On September 8, 1986, three-hundred-ond-eighty- eight sophomores underwent o silent transfor- mation from being a lonely underclassmen to a reluctant upperclossmen. It wos wonderful to go to school on the first doy knowing thot I was no longer on underclossmon, replied Jeff Gun- ther. It was wonderful to go to school? Oh well, to eoch his own. Being o junior ,to some, meont having a place in school to help balance out the unimportance of underclassmen and the superiority of seniors. While, to others. It meant to be a port of the up- perclossmen level of power. It ' s great to see the embarrassment on freshmen faces on the first day of school when they hod lost their green maps and didn ' t know the C-wing from the gym, loughed More Gorcio. The best assess- ment of being a junior was that there wos just one more yeor of high school. Gerold Meson Kimberly Most Fronces McConn Daniel McCleory Corherlne McCollom Michel! McDonell (Middle Right) Steve Olsen join] In a pray ( with Sophomor Collo Wolf before the teocher posies out the test. (Oottom Left) Jody Amordot laughs ot Choiles Green ' s explanation In English. 76 Juniors Move Aheod

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Going Crazy The bell sounded of 1146. Doors swung open and holls were filled with shouts of glee, Lunchtinnel This wos the time that stomachs growled and cars raced. Yet, this was o typical day ot Cajon. Juniors were not left behind In the food race. Toby Lee visited Rosa Morio ' s foithfully, It ' s the best place on the North End of Son Bernardino to eat. Michelle MocDonell favored Ted ' s, It ' s fost, not crowded, and very good. Among other favorites were Dei Toco, Roaring Twenties, A.J. ' s, McDonoldss, the newly established Kentucky Fried (Top Lett) Senior Slocey Poffeck needs the osslstonce of Junloi MIo ZaharopollJ. Chicken, and Fosdick ' s. The cofeterlo proved to be popular with those that didn ' t escape campus at lunch Phil Rig- gins stayed here. The food ' s not bod and i don ' t hove any whe els. It took money to eat off campus. Dur- ritos cost about ninety cents, hom- burgers were around fifty-nine cents, ond french fries sold for sixty-nine cents. Even though the taste of fast foods were preferred, the some things were sold here for less But the truth wos to most juniors, port of the fun of going to lunch was the Joy of ieoving campus. Jomes Jerge Jonothon Johnson Wendy Johnston Donny Jones Wllllom Juorez Elrhlo Keoton Kelly Kellogg Adrlonne Kelly Dovid Kenoston Condoce Kenny Gorred Kersey Robert KIrh Stephen KIrkner Guy Kloss Thomas Koboso Emil Kokesh Denlse Kull Chrlsto Loncosrer Joson Lorsen Dorren Loudemon Keith Loudermllk Jennifer Lowrence (L»tt) Billy VIck ond Jennifer Henk get comfortoble at Del Toco. (Middle Left) Rocio Soncho Is •toted by the sight of the lusdous Ding Dong her cousin hos for lunch. Juniors Lunch 77

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Jeremy Mc Leony Potrick Mc Monus ( enee McDoniels John Mefford Dellloh Melo Ken Mendonso Pomelo Merchont Michoel Meyer Melisso Miller Rick Miller Tumjol Mimmifield Teri Minium Evon Minkoff Stocy Minton Trocy Minrz Dionito Miree Lenoro Mitchell Robert Molnor Jockie Montgomery Michelle Moore Melonie Morales .; 4 I (Top Left) Jennifer Lawrence gets cought by the Infamous Co- jon wind. (Top Right) Esthet Olsen considers ditching her next class. (Bottom Right) Com- mie Foulkner, Jonyo Morton. and Oono Dorttlet sutyey the compus for possible excitement. Juniors Move Aheod 7 ?