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

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ft. ' =. -» NO PROBLEM! I love it! was her response. She also replied that she loved the students. Mrs. Ruth Gallagher has been a counselor here at Jurupa Jr. High for seventeen years. She felt that being able to help students changed her attitude and un- derstanding of people in general. Most of the problems students came to her with were personal. The problems that students came to her with ranged from personality conflicts with teachers to finding ways to like themselves. She felt that the worst and most common problem to counsel is divorce. She realized that when student ' s parents were going through divorce, they ' re nat- urally going to be upset, which in most cases affected school work. She also stated that the problems stu- dents came to her with constantly amazed her. When asked if students ever came to her with difficult questions, she truthfully responded, Yes. Many times I won ' t have the answer. Ms. Ruth Gallagher was a very under- standing and perceptive individual. April Waggene f Laaa Wnlker Tamara Walker Dprina Walling Fi-Hv ■■-- Robert Waters m .Jeanene Wat nn Dale Weltv ■Sandy Welty Seott Wesiraii- Brian Westgate John Willey Susan Williams RirharH Williams Glen Wilson Chris Wilson Hilly Wiknn V, iK Wilfimi John Wilson Thomas Wilson Aroniame Woertink Richard Wood pwMvnr Wrig X2ui ■Mii- t hprri,- Varnpll Scott Young Thomas Youngwirth Alarianne Zazzarino jTimothv Zimmerman Kianna Zuniga Deborah Zunip Tonia Zuray ' Rhonda panfill James Fatton Travis Abbott Shae Woodhall Ricky Covey Clarissa Cuetan Roxanne Duran Danny Herron Roy Hanstien Matt Hoopingarner Mario Hurse Kathy Wall 7TH GRADE 33 li T

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David Scott Alh(T[n Seearra Cathleen blelleck Joey Shoemaker Darryl Shumay Joseph Sica Benjamin Mens l- onna i ilva Moniqiie. Sirv Susan Skinner Michele Slife Yendv Smith kickv Smith Jtlmcs Smith Lesley Smith Na ncy ouz dtherilH; S|U iil ' ?rr Jill Spiekennan Scott St. Onge X-ael Stalnaker Bethann bitaples Lisa bwitzer Ray Sylvester ' Chris Tacker George Tait Toby Tankerskey Kelvin Taylor Debbie Temple Chris leneyck Kari Thoma s Barbara i ' homasori .lj]jr ' iompson Toby Thoreson Following up on a student referral is Ms. Ruth Gallagher. %{ 32 7TH GRADE

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fC . ' BIG BROTHER The triump inl eighth grade class was very succes l and made it a fun year for everone during their last year at Jur- upa. Everyone had their ups and downs. Jim Ysais stated, Just being at school is one of my ups. Michelle Davis added, One of my d©wns is when 1 fight with jny best friend. With a little help- from frien«fea|id staff, tlicy manage to get thfoullMie year. With a big brother im- age cam»|e additional responsibility of setting a good example. When it came to friendship, nobody did it better than the eighth graders. Our friends always seemed to be there when wc needed them. The prospect of graduation brought conflicting emotions. On the one hand, high school promised a new adventure. On the other hand, it meant leaving good friends and familar settings behind. m 34 8TH GRADE