Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Johnson-Lemaire I 6. Greg Lozano, Jose Lopez, and Jell Carey stand outside the student store dur- ing lunch. JeH Carey received his letter m wrestling, and Lozano got his class ring his Sophomore year. college material When leaving to college, there are various parapher- nalia that Seniors will be leaving behind. Here are just a few examples. First of all, a letterman ' s jacket, of course, to make your shoulders appear much larger; a Pee Chee folder so you could always be sure of who loved who and what graduating class ruled ; a locker to hide your Strawberry Shortcake lunch pail; a class ring with birthstone included so ev- eryone would be aware of your birthday and also to make your knuckles look er. How about your RHS Falcon buttons? Yes, to cover up that spaghetti stain on your shirt; your RHS bumper stickers to cover up the old Disneyland sticker you could never peel off; an RHS scarf to try and hide your double chin; an RHS megaphone so everyone could hear your voice over the crunching of popcorn, and slurping of sodas; of course for the girls, the hall pass for every class to check their make-up and hair only to find it a complete mess!; the official OFF-CAMPUS LUNCH PASS so you could take advantage of Taco Tuesday at Baker ' s; textbooks to write your friends phone numbers in; and last but certainly not least, your RHS sweatshirt to match your teeth!! 3. On a chilly day, Joanne Eddy passes through the halls wearing her letterman ' s jacket. Eddy re- ceived her letter by being on Drill Team. 4. Trevin Moore displays how much weight he can lilt by wearing a Rubidoux 300 club shirt. Moore kept in shape lor lootball by lilting weights everyday. 5. Let- terman Jacket, sweats, a scari and various spirit buttons were what many seniors leit behind when they leit RHS.

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I Class of ' 86 1 . Wearing one of the many types ot spe- cialized sweaters, Penny Spiekerman listens to views at a Principals Advisory Council. Be- sides being on PAC, Spiekerman was also Senior Class Vice President. 2. Richard Mortimore sports the well known letter- man s jacket. Many who received letters got jackets with specially designed pictures on the back. Johnson, Shanique Jones, Ralph Jones, Scott Jones, Tina Jordan, Mary Kalinich, Kan Kallgren, James Keller, Demse Kemp, John Kendall, John Kersey, Nancy Keys, Monette Kimmet, Barbara King, Jeff Kirkwood, Scott Klava, Pamela Klein, Connie Knell, Lisa Knight, Tina La Bonte, Anne La Londe, James Lane, Tamara Larson, Kelly Lawson, Renee Lozano, Greg Leach, Joel Ledebur, Tim Ledesma, Patty Lee, Melanie Lemaire, Renee 188 Seniors

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I Class of ' 86 1 . Jim Saintman watches his teacher explain an important event in government. The CAP test was held in December. 2 . Eric Ottoson and Michelle Sager discuss the CAP test. The test was taken dur- ing government classes and in the library for those without a government class. I Levers, Jim Lewis, John Liles, {Catherine Lind, Mike Lindsay, Bill Liu, Wayne Long, Mark Longden, Lori Lee Lopez, John Lopez, Maria Lorenz, Antonio Mackey, Shelly Main, Pamela Mallory, David Marchal, Michele Marez, Joe Marin, Nancy Marlatt, Sandra Martin, Erica Martin, Thomas Mayotte, Donnie Mayotte, Michael McClain, Nathan McLean, Kelli McClelland, Bobbi McClure, Douglas McCorkendale, Came McCoy, Wanda McKelvey, Matt McKinney, John 190 Seniors