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

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PACESE Reserved, quiet,, and Kaste, Principal, se school year. Bearded, anim l Spyjpe catalyl most-school asseiiiblies were adje that described Vice Principal, l ancaster. Approachable, loquacious, and fo able summed u| Richard Sevaly. i . M r r r j KegSrdless of the sifnati»n, staff mem- bers had a choice o vcKp personalities to guidetheni. Once yn tfife right path, all ' it concerns, itom fopd ser¥ices to medical probleins re solved. Success was nleasured by the ability to administrators |and- staB to wor , s a team. 4. ll This true Olympian effort resulted in personal and school victories for all! % I IU n f I r 48 STAFF

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WHERE WERE YOU? On November 22, 1963, President Ken- nedy was assassinated in Texas. Many of Jurupa ' s teachers will never forget that terrible day. On The 20th anniversary of his death, teachers were asked to go back a moment in time to reflect. I was teaching math in the third wing at dear old Jurupa Jr. High! E. Meek Working for an electrical power com- pany. — B. Leedy Working in a real estate office. — E. Frederick I was ironing clothes in my dining room. — V. Walker I was grocery shopping at Staters market in Rubidoux. — R. An- drusak I was home sick from work in Denver watching television. C. Jones In high school . . . don ' t remember what class. K. Williams I was in sixth grade . . . playing football and was scor- ing a touchdown. — K. Sanford I was in my fifth grade class in Ocean View School, in Huntington Beach. — S. Buck I was surfing at Huntington Beach. — C. Dunn I was teaching school at Nueva Vista High School. E. Curtin I was teaching at Kimball High and I was giving Doug Svaboda a saxa- phone lesson. J. Boomsma I was in seventh grade and I didn ' t take it very seriously. G. Hanson I was here at Jurupa ... in choir class. D. Johnson. I was in a sixth grade class, Jasper, Texas. G. Golden I was in 5th grade at Mission Bell Elementary School. I re- member feeling . . . well, not quite sad, but the feeling that something of great importance happened when my teacher received the call over the P. A. and she began to cry. — M. Ramirez. Here at JJHS, in my classroom. — E. Dubose I was teaching a class at Mission Bell Elementary School. J. Shearer I was on my way home from a college class. — B. Nelson I was on my way to a class at California Baptist College. — J. Moore I was in Lake Tahoe teaching. R. Flint I was working at a radar track- ing station outside of San Diego, Cali- fornia. — L. Croteau I was in Mr. Bell ' s Social Studies class, in room 22, at JJHS, the same room in which I now teach! — J. Brusso 1 . Mr. Jake Boomsma and Ms. Molly Ramirez, fill out forms during a staff meeting. 2. Mr. Richard Sevaly helps Ms. Michelle Johnson fill CBED sheets correctly. 50 STAFF