Nueva Vista High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Reach Out And Touch Someone In 1981 , the students and staff of Nueva Vista held the first annual Special Children ' s Fair. That got the ball rolling, as our students have since reached out to help handicapped children whenever the chance has arisen. This year, our very special volunteers refer- eed and supervised a volleyball tournament for special children at California School for the Deaf in Riverside. Another group helped con- duct the Halloween carnival at Rose Kennedy School. And Joe Davis, Kim Ihde, and Traycie Schindler dressed up as Santa and his elfettes and entertained the kids at Jurupa Jr. High. Later this year, Nueva Vista students will pro- vide their services at the Riverside Special Olympics. And finally, we will host the Special Children ' s Games in March. Thanks to the ef- forts of so many of our caring students, Nueva Vista has earned a very positive reputation throughout Riverside County. Special Children

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A Rose Kennedy student receives instruction and encourage- ment from Stephanie Satterwhite at the Halloween carnival. Lindsay Jordan is crowned Little Miss at the 3rd annual Spcial Children ' s Fair as her escort, Ron Phares, looks on. E.T. (Danny Day) is back, and he ' s found himself a new friend at the Special Children ' s Fair. Santa Claus (Joe Davis) brings smiles to the faces of students at Jurupa Jr. High. A smiling Dan Zuniga looks on as John Minarcin crawls into the Moonwalk to supervise Rose Kennedy students. Ann-Marie Escalante accepts some attention from one of the very special kids at Rose Kennedy School. Special Children

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