Jurupa Middle School - Lord of the Rings Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Anne Miclea Cynthia Nelson Gregory Narrod Joe Oporto Jason Pacillas Lester Parker . Douglas Patterson Steven Pynn Demetria Roszkowicz William Russell Jeffrey Sander Chris Self Yolanda Sierra Douglas Smith Christopher Smith Eric Sweesy Brenda Tyson Jennifer Vanvorce Jason Walker Roy Ybarra Gina Zazzarino LITTLE CORE PROVES BIG What was sixth grade Core? It was three consecutive classes with the same teach- er which included Reading, Social Stud- ies, and Language Arts. M Mrs. Eula DuBose was one of the Core teachers and had taught Core for many years. She was a yearbook teacher for five years, but when her schedule was changed, she had to drop it because she was assigned two sets of Core classes. Ms. Roxanne Beckstrom-Sternberg was also teaching Core. She taught Core for the past three years and added P.E. and Advanced Reading. Both stated that they enjoyed their Core classes because they developed a more personal relationship with these students. This year ' s Core classes appeared more mature, punctual, and conscientious. 6TH GRADE 21

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Amber Jacques Araceli Jasso John Rush Jamie Lewin Mark Lindsay Anavel Loza Craig McCorkendale Michelle Mcllrath w lll ' Hjijk i • X - ■« - 2. A sixth grader looks up his spelling words for the week. 3. Ms. Roxanne Beckstrom-Sternberg has many tasks to attend to. W 20 6TH GRADE

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COMEBACKKIDS Scared? Nervous? Excited? How did you fee! the first day of school? Were you upset because summer went by so fast? Lisa Fernandez st ated she was scared because she didn ' t know anybody and was afraid she ' d go to the wrong class or lunch. Seventh grader Nancy Souza comment- ed she liked junior high because teachers and administrators seemed more lenient. The privileges were given sooner and the cafeteria food was more savory. Some seventh graders thought the main differ- ence between 6th and 7th graders was t|iat seventh graders were treated more grown up. ■Most 7th graders liked changiij cFasses p%o that they didn ' t get stuck fwith one teacher, in the same class, all ' day long. Sf Cindy Motola said that the dS ference [between .lurupa and her elcnientary school was that she changed cl fl that the kids here were bigger anJo CT. SevenM Hlers liked ' ' the changing lunch pHff One seventh grader com- nicntcd, The lunches, would be ' rd lupch would have more fi V 22 7TH GRADE