Canyon Springs High School - Open With Care Yearbook (Moreno Valley, CA)

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Cougars choose classy rings One of many high school traditions has long been the class ring. Although Canyon Springs was in Its first year, it was no exception. Students crowded around the Jostens sales repre- sentative Feb. 12, Ring Order Day. These were to be no ordinary rings. They were to be the first ever Canyon Springs class rings. I got mine because it was the very first one. said Tom May. Most students thought of rings as just a tradi- tion, but they were more than that. All rings were custom ordered and could be specially designed to fit the lifestyles of their owners. Some students had their rings monogrammed, while others had their graduating years put on. Still others embossed their ring with symbols of their school sports. Only sophomores were allowed to order rings, but many freshmen were also interested. I wanted to buy my ring this year because it was the very first one, said Teri Maciboba, but I ' ll just have to wait. I think they should have made an exception just this year, so that the freshmen could get the very first ones, too. Of course, not all students were in a hurry to buy their rings. In fact, some were in no rush at all. Kadette Patzer had other plans. Fm waiting until my senior year, she said. I want to see what things I ' m participating in. One thing, however, is certain. Cougar rings were designed to be symbols of school pride for many years to come. THE FINAL PRODUCT seemed to be worth the wait, as THE FIRST step was the hardest. With so many styles to PATIENCE WAS THE KEY m ordering rings. Long hnes many sophomores proudly, but casuallv, displayed their newly choose from, and with rings costing from igi to tz-jo. the and limited order time created tonfusion. Rings could be ordered acquired possessions decision was difficult- onlv during the morning break and at lunch Class Rings. Ads 141

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PLUMB JEWELRY Quality Diamonds Fine Jewelry Personalized Service Goldsmith and diamond setter on premises Custom Design Remounting Custom Jewelry is not expensive It ' s priceless Appraisals Ear-piercing all ages Jewelry Repair Watch Repair Layaway Financing available All major credit cards ace. -47-7333 Ironwood Plaza 28940-F Ironwood Open 7 days a week 10 am to 6 pr N ew award program begins Parents with their proud smiles, teachers with that I accomplished something feeling — and the high school honor student is relieved that the quar- ter has ended without harming that high grade point average. Honor students are special people. They are de- termined to do their best in school, whether because they believe some year all their work will pay off in a successful job, whether they work for praise each quarter, or whether they simply enjoy each day spent learning. I think it is very important to recognize stu- dents who perform at a high level in any endeavor, said Mr. Jon Gaffney. assistant principal. Howev- er, It IS especially important to applaud those who achieve in the classroom. The honor roll was one way to recognize such students, but it was not the only way. A new honor assembly program began in the second quarter. Stu- dents were named by the school ' s various depart- ments to receive special certificates, presented at afternoon award ceremonies. The award ceremonies were held after school so that parents and students could receive recognition together. I am very proud of honor students and the program they receive at Canyon Springs High, Mr. Don Hagen, principal, told the first group. That kind of effort and dedication to excellence is what education is all about. FRENCH HONOREE Audra Wcnko rcfcivcd licr tcrt.fi- .atc from Mrs. Sirah X ' ct.laufcr THE FIRST HONOR GROUP included. FRONT ROW: Earlcnt Little, Yantza Morales. Irma Rivas, Audra Wcnkc, Patty Cappuccitti, Tammy Herman, Stephanie Mc- Donald, Lisettc Acosta. Jennifer Merrill. BACK ROW: Mi- chael Goggin. Matt Legerton. Jeff Wade. Rofx-rt L ' ndorwood, Luis Martinez, Mikr ILislin. Principal Don Hagen. Ads, Award Progr;