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

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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

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TUNZ There it was again. The steady drum- beat. The pulsating electronic sounds of a synthesizer. All combined to produce the year ' s most popular sounds. Duran Duran, KajaGooGoo, Flock of Seagulls and others were hot new wave groups. Their music carried no message. It was there to enjoy. Quiet Riot, Def Leppard, and Motley Criie were heavy with metal. Stray Cats, J. Geils, and the Police played their style of music in the middle of the road. Michael Jackson, Gap Band, and Prince provided funky tunes with an underlying message to them. Music serves many purposes. It can soothe or excite, provoke thought or just entertain. For music lovers and dancers, many. the choices were « ' .r::.,..a»aiiwifc larthea Alley r Nicole Alspaugn Lisa Altamariano Michael Amos illiam bl evms MAlhew Bower James Bowman Jerry] Bo Tir 24 7TH GRADE