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

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Williom C. Christelmon. Vice Principol BA Soc Science Col State SnDd MS School Admin Pepperdine Robert Singei. Vice Ptincipol BS Indust Arts. ' BS Ed Block Hills College MA Ed Admin Univ of Redlonds (Top) Mr. Christelmon looks on OS Ms. Romsey goes over the usual in- itiative papers with him. (Lett) Ms. Anderson con- teplotes on whether or not she should porrol rhe ctimpus. Foculty Administrotion 89

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A New Face In 1985, we sow the arrival of Jim Alvorodo ro Cojon. With the unrimely demise of rhe Richardson Jr. High School Principol, we sow his departure only a year later The next likely thing rhot hoppenned wos that we got o new Vice Principol, Mr. Chrisrelmon. Previously, Mr. Christelmon was the Head Counselor at Son Bernardino High School. He was at Son Dernordino High for six and o half yeors. Before this, he was a counselor at Sierro for ten yeors, seven of which he spent as head counselor. His fronsirion from being a counselor to a Vice Principol was not completely new to him. At Son Bernardino High School, he temporarily took over o Vice Principol position while the other one was having surgery. His duties of Sierra were not only the ones he hod as o counselor, but he also was involved in disciplinary action, which is a major func- tion of a Vice Principol ' s position. Upon his orrivol ot Cojon, he felt that he was very well accepted by everyone. Students hove approached him and introduced themselves which he rhouhgt was really nice. The faculty was very worm and sup- portive and hove done their best to moke him feel welcomed. Needless to soy, everyone felt he had been a member of rhe staff for yeors, and hoped rhot he would stay one Not quite two weeks after his first day at Cojon, fight broke out in front of the office ond he was rhe first foculty member to rush out there in on ottempt to capture rhe fist throwing hoodlems. They got away, but Mr. Chrisrelmon ' s ocrions proved that he could act like a Cojon veteran. He commented that the students seemed above overage and quite friendly. He was quoted as saying, I believe the students at Cojon High School ore an outstanding group of young people who will be very suc- cessful in future yeors which will in port be a reflection of the educotion they received at Cojon. Micheol Doviti. Principol DA Eng-Oio Col Stale MA Uc Riverside PhD Admin UC Riverside (Above) Mr. Singer looks upset os he reviews o students discipline pro- gram. (Right) Dr. Dovltt straightens up his paperwork. 66 Focully Admlnlsrrotion i

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Phil Goto D5 PE Col Siote Fullerton MA PE AzusQ Pocific Univ Anthony Finozzo DSPE Col Poly Univ ME Azuso Pacific Univ Corrine Housel D,5 PE lowoUnlv Mork Lehmon D5 PE Son Jose Sfote Univ MA PE Azuso Pocific Univ Biceps and Triceps When you rhink of P.E., do you think of oil sweat and work? The students here or Cojon thought of P.E. OS Q lot of fun. The P.E. teachers strive hard to teach students many dif- ferent sports and to get their bodies into shape. The teochers were very supportive to each and every stu- dent. Not oil students thought thot P.E. was innportont, but they did try to be there. There ore many dif- ferent activities to join in P.E. Some of them were weight lifting, swimming, tennis, volleyball, and basketball. The teochers were very curtious. They made you understand and hove fun when you played the sport. Tony Finozzo sold, The P E progrom ot Cojon continues to get better oil the time. (Above) Ml. Ziellow seriously prepares his cioss for swimming flnojj. 90 Foculty Aihletia