Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

,Vs 0 ' - 0 x A X) C c c J . ' x- A o .f .  V o r S ' XJ . ubidouxs LIFE Rubidoux ' s LIFE Falcons in full color Sports I earns in ocnon Underclassmen Freshnnen Sophomores Juniors Activities OrgonizQtions Gerring involved Seniors The final srec Administration Academics 242 Guidance inro rhe furure Epilogue Advertisements Index Editors Page CREATED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF FOR THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF RUBIDOUX HIGH SCHOOL. 4250 OPAL STREET, RUBIDOUX, CALIFORNIA, VOLUME 23. Rubidoux ' s LIFE 1 ew Policies Pur Into Action I Subidoux?!! Is rhis rhe some school we iefr in June? Alrhough rhe physical appearance of RHS was srill rhe same, srudenrs found rhar many changes hod raken place over rhe sum mer. Heading rhe lisr of changes was a new princi pal, Mr. Doug Huckoby. Mr. Huckaby, former principal of Nuevo Visra, enrhusiosrically srored, I really like ir here! Orher changes in odminis rrcrion occurred when Mr. Joe Werner, Vice Principal, decided he would enjoy being bock in rhe classroom. Mr. Rex Moore, Dean of Sru denrs or Jurupo Jr. High, was selecred ro roke Mr. Werner ' s place. ... rhey really look nice. Ir gives rhem sophisricorion ... When dosses finolly began, srudenrs rushed ro be on rime, os o new rordy policy was pur inro effecr. Alrhough many srudenrs did nor agree wirh rhe policy, ir was obvious rhar rhe plan worked. Black and gold became an en- forced fad for for rhose in PE. The new dress code required srudenrs ro wear block and gold uniforms wirh white socks and rennis shoes. Ear- ly in rhe foorboll season, rhe band appeared in new uniforms. They boosted disrincr pride and doss as rhey paraded onro rhe field wearing rheir ruxedos and rop hors. They really look nice. Ir gi es rhem sophisricorion, boosred Debbie Dill ' ■ mm i iims m -;. «ft. 2 Rubldouxs LIFE 1. A. sk {view of Ruhidoux High School, and the sur- rounding country side. 2. Eric Nelson struts the new bond imoge. 3. Kelli Comeron serves the boll In her regulation uniform. 4. Mr. Huckoby exploins o new policy to Chris Holt. Learning Sneoks ilUI9I£IilKl •mudgy desK rops, quier whispers, lengrhy lec- rures, losr homework, grinding pencil sharp- eners, squeci- y chcll-!, A grades, slow minure hands, and brighr ideas greeted rhe more rhon 2,400 srudenrs as rhey enrered doss each day or 8 o ' clock. As srudenrs rushed ro be on rime ro rheir firsr period dosses, reochers prepored os- signmenrs ond rhemselves for rhe more rhon 120 srudenrs rhor would pass rhrough rheir door each day. I prepare myself for rhe individual needs of edch srudenr in rhe doss, and rheir problems, commented Coach Pfeiffer. Teachers srrived ro moke rhe classroom a home away from home so srudenrs would be more or ease and feel comforroble enough ro . . . Q relaxed ormosphere ... leorn. I feel like I ' m wirh oil my friends, ir ' soreol reloxed ormosphere. Even rhough we ' ' re learn- ing, we hove good rime, reveoled Lori Do- vis. Some classes were held in shops, on rhe orh- leric fields and in our ROP resrouronr The leorn- ing process was nor confined wirhin four wolls. Srudenrs who hod shop or ROP dosses learned sl-iills rhor would be helpful ro rhem in rhe near future, while orhers who were en rolled in PE dosses learned sporrsmonship and rhe benefirs of physicol activity, Lori Lynn Sfowe added, You olwoys hove rhe exper lence of ROP wirh you, | In the Clossroom 5 Living Life to The Fullest eekends; California Sryle. Wlnen Friday fi- fun. Wirh Foorboil and basl erball gonnes, Fal- cons usuolly had rheir Friday nighrs occupied, bur many found rime afrerwords for a nice cold CoKe and a hot slice of pizzo or Rocky ' s, or socializing or o parry. Orhers were ofren found cruising Magnolia or jusr being our wirh friends. I really look forword ro spending rime wirh my friends on Friday and Sorurday nighrs, chirped Rhonda Droodfoot On Sorurdoy afrernoons, a rrip ro rhe beoch, a ride ro a favorite omusemenr pork, or corch- ing Q new movie or rhe cinema kepr srudenrs ... I boh forward ro spending rime wirh friends ... busy. As blackness filled rhe Riverside skies, mosr people found rhe nighr life jumping wirh excire- menr. Anyone on rhe lookour for a good rime ofren wenr ro Cosrie Park ro golf or ploy games in rhe arcade. Whore ver rhe plans were, os long as good friends were around. Falcons usu- sclly enjoyed rhemselves. Sundoy was a doy for resr and reloxorion, along wirh rushing ro finish an assignment for school rhe nexr doy. Frowns crept on the feces of some with rhe rhoughr of Mondoy being just oround the corner. But the pain eased with the thought of whot could be done next week- end i ■V f 6 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Hallowee PLAZA II •itl4::!:t ' he glow of the night life sparkles on Castle Park. 2, )ndo Droadfoot, Dobbi Meyer, Adorn Garcia arid iwn Meade enjoy a night out on the town. 3. Wew Deoch in the off season. 4. The fomous PIoz- ' • - eylond, California. Weekends 7 o , ijHI @ ■ $0 iiBg ' .PArCftSHfER BEFflRE this sale ■ ■ ' ■ ' Ill ' .ii 2!; ' .!ll, PP ' l iiuuuujjaE9M| gallons IJU H PRICE GALLON ■Jl l $ 1.3B3 2 ■ - — ■— • ' 1 PREMIUM J v. Rising Prices Soar Above Us Jirerching o dollar become extremely difficuir OS rhe rore of mflorlon soored upword and rhe volue of Q bucK declined Wirh rhe dollar over aging 40(t, many srudenrs found ir necessory ro roke on o porr rime job ro help meer rising rheir money being sucked up by rhe gos pump. Mario Pendleton pleaded, Every cent I moke goes inro my gas rank In 1945, rwenry five dollors would buy an entire ourfir or enough groceries for one week, bur in 1982, people were forrunore if rhey could purchase o single pair of ponrs, or sufficienr food for one meal wirh rhe som MI««I««[«ll««lMMr«l«M . . I m lucKy I don r have ro buy my clorhes, because if I did . , ey I m lucky I don ' r hove ro buy my clorhes, because if I did I wouldn ' t hove ony, re marked Colleen FIrmlnger. Even at school, students couldn ' t escope the rising prices Once again rhe cost of food or trie Snack Dor wenr up Cathy Griffith feels, rhe lunch prices are too high ond should be low ered To help srudenrs learn how to cope with skyrocketing prices and handle their money, o doss in Consumer Education was tequired for groduotion Ms. Weaver, a Consumer Ed teacher, feels, ' it teoches students ro manage rheir money and moke wise consumer dec Rising Prices 9 lew Crozes Sweep Compus ire engine red, plumbs, merollic coppers and golds, khoki, and olive drabs sploshed oil over campus OS people dressed in rhe loresr designer colors. When osked whor orrrocred her ro rhe vivid colors, Sheri Johnson replied, I like ro express myself through my clothes, ond I like loud colors because ... I ' m loud I Fashion conscious students found more than the typicol stripes and beach prints at their fovor- ite clothing stores. Students were stepping out of their tennies and into a more sophisticated type of opporel. As peddlepushers, knickers, and Ber- muda shorts mode their v oy on the scene, Preppy slowly oppeored on campus. Dy mid- semester, however, everybody was sporting i BS •Jt ' s mm ' ifmm ... I lilse ro express myself rhrough my dorhes ... LoCoste shirts and Sperry Topsiders. Why is preppy such a fad ' It ' s a neater and cleoner look, answered on enthusiostic Adam Garcia Dur for others, rhe latest croze seemed to be comouf loge pants ond green fatigues from local ormy surplus stores. When kids weren ' t flocking to the stores in search of the latest gorb, they could be found spending their money on a variety of video gomes. Although content with most any gome, Asteroids ond PocMan become the choice of most ployers It ' s fun and o real challenge, proclaimed Kevin Meade, who enjoys ploying video gomes. 10 Rubidouxs LIFE 1 X Fads and Foshions 11 Opinions of Students Vary Ccsroric! Anger! Dirrerness, conrenrmenr, and indifference! Even rhough rhe opinions on com pus varied from one srudenr ro rhe nexr, mosr v ere nor shy in voicing rheir rhoughrs on perri nenr school issues, including changes in rhe od minisrrarion and new school regularions. I rhinl-; rhe school has become 100% berrer since they ' ve been here, ' ' remarked Jerry Stin- son referring ro Mr. Huckoby and Mr. Moore. They hove improved rhe school sysrem, add- ed Charlie Smith, and should keep up rhe good work. The PE dress code broughr comploinrs from many srudenrs who were enrolled in rhe Phys . . . Q good idea for promoring school spirit ... icol Educorion program. I feel more comforr- oble in my own dorhes rhon in rhe required regularlon uniforms, proresred Brett Quails, Dur Kris Fluhrer rhinks, Ir looks rod because everyone is in school colors. I rhink ir ' s a good idea for promoring school spirir, added Mar- sha Johnson Afrer rhe rardy policy was pur inro effecr srudenrs found rhemselves srepping up rheir pace ro ger ro class on rime. I like ir because ir gers rhe srudenrs in class on rime. vouched Mr. Durham. I feel ir ' s o wosre of rhe Adminisrro- rors rime, objecred Rhonda Droadfoot. Falcon viewpoints 13 The Quest for Jobs Continues . .elp wonred. When a sign beoring ihese words appeared in rhe window of a nearby shop or fast food resrouronr, ir wosn ' r rhere long wirh everyone in search of a job. Some job hunrers were faced wirh rhe rosk of searching for one rhor wosn ' r rhere, or purring up wirh pressure from rheir porenrs. Unem- ployed srudenrs spenr rheir spore rime in seorch of work. When rhe big problem of finding a job was over, mosr were faced wirh a new ser of problems. Wirh school in rhe morning, and work in rhe ofrernoon or evening, rhere was lirrlr ... ir ' s really nice when rhe poy- checK comes ... rime for homework or friends. They soon learned how ro handle responsibiliry and pres- sure. Orher problems included gerring ro work on rime ond odjusring ro a new schedule. Mosr were able ro juggle rheir rime prerry well, allow- ing rhem ro work, go ro school, srudy, ond ' ofren fir in for socializing wirh friends. Some- rimes ir ' s rough, bur ir ' s reolly nice when rhe paycheck comes! remarked Drendo Amos obour working. 14 Rubldouxs LIFE Falcons Emerge OS Number One! L-ncuroged by rhe Thunderous applause of ap- proval from rhe nearly 4,000 fans rhor flocKed ro Rubidoux ' s srodium on Friday nighrs, rhe Fal- cons donnlnored rhe field wirh rouchdowns ofrer rouchdown. The Falcons srunned rhe Easrern Conference as rhey emerged 1 in rhe OF polls. Srarring off wirh on easy vicrory over Norre Visro, Rubidoux nexr encounrered highly fa- vored Duena Pork, winning 14-12. Norrh (30-6), Chino (56-14), ond Norre Dame (32-18) were also vicrims of Rubidoux ' s awe- some srrengrh. Enrering rhe Sunbeir League undefeared, rhe Falcon ' s firsr opponenr was Norco in ' The Show- down. Scoring wos no problem for Rubidoux ... rhe ream is great ... wirh Robert Coballero and Allan Jackson scoring back-ro-back rouchdowns in rhe firsr few minures of rhe game. Assuring rhe win was Mingo Moreno wirh rhree rouchdowns and Jerome Tyler wirh one. The final score was 40- 6. Fighring for sole possession of firsr piece in rhe league was on easy rask for rhe Falcons as rhey shur our Hemer 20-0 and Moreno Valley 26-0. They blosred Palm Springs 38-7 and Corona 36- 14. Summing up rhe ream ' s performance. Coach Leo Drouhard commenred, Of course I rhink rhe ream is grear. Even if rhey would hove losr one or rwo gomes, rhey srill would hove been qreor. victorious FQlcons 17 Winning Arhleres Instill School Pride I  Vusculor, vigorous, end brawny ore rhe best words ro describe RHS arhleres The exhilororion of rriumph morivored reams and individuals ro srrive and emerge vicrorious over opponenrs; bur rhe agony of defeor forced rhem ro rry even harder ro overcome comperirors. A win- ning orhleric reom insrills pride nor only in rhe ream bur also in rhe srudenr body of rhe school. Almosr every sporr wos encompassed in rhe orhleric program; foorball, basKerboll, baseball, soccer, and rennis, ro nome jusr a few. Dorh guys and girls were presenred opporruniries ro compere and build rheir orhleric obiliries, self esreem, confidence, and sporrsmanship. . . . When obsrocles gor in rhe way we worked around rhem, and proved ourselves 1 . . . The highlighr of rhe year was rhe vorsiry Foorball Team ' s specroculor performance. Their 13-1 record illusrrored rheir immense rolenr, obili- ry, and dererminorion. We worked hard ro be rhe besr. When obsrocles gor in rhe way we worked around rhem, and mosr of all we proved we ore 1, commenred Chris Holt. The enrire orhleric program prospered under rhe leodership ond direcrion of Dennis Payne, rhe Arhleric Direcror. Eoch Indivlduol ream wos guided by rolenred cooches who offered help, advice, and encourogemenr ro rheir reams. The 1981-82 school year offered excellenr challenges and enriching opporruniries for young arhleres ro improve rheir lives and prove Themselves ro rheir friends, relorives and 1. Allen Jockson goes for one of his mony long yard gains. 2. Doys bosKetboll player goes up for o jump shot. 3. Girls volleyball player goes for o winning serve. 4. Sommy Mendozo shows us some of his fancy footwork. 5. A Cross Country runner glonces over at his opponent. 6. Kelly Gilbert goes up to block the oppo- ntsshot. 7. Football players worming up during prac- tice. SJt z-t f f- l8 Rubldous ' $ LIFE Teams n Action Sporfs 19 Falcons Fighr To Win Finals Insane Falcons finish sea- son OS Sunbeir League Champions In-sQOQone Folcons! In-soooone Falcons! This slogan, creared by Solomon Wilcots and Jer- ome Tyler could usuolly be heard by rhe crazy members of rhe Vorsiry Foorboll reom, Ir helps ro ger rhe reom up; build confidence, srored Jerome, Somerimes ir even psyches our our opponenr, he added. Whorever rhey did, ir worked- The undefeor- ed Falcons finished rheir regular season as Sun beir League Champions and rhen wenr on ro play in rhe CIF prelims, Piubidoux ' s firsr opponenr was California and rhe Falcons kepr rheir umblemished record as rhey bear rhe Condors 36-8. Upland also couldn ' r shake rhe reom os rhey fell prey ro rhe awesome Folcons, Claremonr was rougher rhon expecred. Ru- bidoux was behind going into rhe half bur on inrerceprion by Eric Fillmore early in rhe rhird quorrer rurned rhings around and rhe Falcons rhen wenr on ro win 34-9. This vicrory pur rhem in rhe finols. Arlingron pur on end ro Rubidoux ' s dreoms OS rhey gave rhe Falcons rheir only loss of rhe season. In spire of rhis misforrune, rhe Falcons domi- nared rhe All-Counry ream wirh four players; Allan Jackson, Jerome Tyler, Jimmy Daoia ond Chucl Hill. Honorable menrion wenr ro Augie Vego and James Jenkins. | m ' wf 1. Jerome Tyler runs for o touchdown. 2. First row: Fronk Vego. Jimmy Ooolo, Dovid McCroty, Tony Jack- son, Don Jones, Chris Holt, Jomes Jenkins, Dllly Aguirre, Zone Boucher. Second row: Robert Cabollero, Joe Seorcey, Eric Fillmore, Marvin Moon, Craig Howard, Jerome Tyler, Solomon Wilcots, Adam Gorcia, Jeff Owens. Third row: Lorry Cochron, Allan Stickley, Mike Clayton, Chuck Hill, Allan Jockson, Mingo Moreno, Mike Anderson, Marty Rivero, Brett Hogan. Fourth row: 20 Rubidoux;s LIFE Jim Lowery, Bob Heidi, Joe Prior, Scott Golvin, Kelly Barron, Rod McConnell, Augie Vego, Steve Blanco, Charlie Smith. Fifth row: Cory Brooks, Robert Frozier, Mike Cochron, Kevin Popeck, Randy Zunigo, John Aguilero, Mark Thomas, Todd Porter. 3. Croig Howard sweeps the defense. 4. Billy Aguirre hands off to Rob- ert Cabollero. 5. Mike Anderson tries to dodge a de- fender. 6. Marvin Moon fights off an opponent. Spom 21 Porenriol and Ability Help Unite Athletes JV ream loses mosr of players leaving rhem a sheleron of a ream. Showing lors of obiliry, porenriol and chorocrer in rheir season, rhe JV Foorboll ream ended rhe year wirh a 5-5 record. The young Falcons srorred rhe seoson off on a sour nore, losing rheir firsr gome, Gerring rheir acr rogerher, rhe JV reom rhen wenr of ro win rheir nexr five games. When rhe ream hod finally unired and learned how ro work rogerher, some of rhe berrer members were broughr up ro rhe Vorsiry ream, Wirhjusr o sheleron of a ream lefr, rhe JV ' s losr rhe resr of rheir gomes. Some of rhe guys being broughr up ro Vorsiry reolly hurr us, srored one ploy- erB f 1. JV hikes the boll. 2. First Row: Don Lewis, Jim McDonough, Peicy Green, Ryon Knight, Lodon Green. Jeff Newton, Bill Howard. Second Row: Roger Choin, Eddie Riley. Tonu Ulofonuo, John Finney, Ron Phores, Ronold Wolts, Mork Groce. Third Row: Coach Oolton, Troy Corner, Danny Peters, Scoft Days, Tyler Witt, Steve DeLoVoro, Douglas Whiftington, Coach White. Fourth Row: Trucy Dutts, Artermio Son Diego. Joe Davis, Teddy Blanco, Rudy Apodoco, Danny Horlow, UN Ri- veto. Fifth Row: Ruben Torres. Seen Edwards. Mike Temmen, Randy Kissinger, Denny Silvo, Dorry Kanter, Dwoyne Dornhort. Troy Moore. 3. JV ' s awesome de- fense. 4. Paul Brown runs for a touchdown. 5. First 22 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Row: Robert Pierce, Robert Vega, Ricky Fullerton, Ed- die Rivero, Shawn Butler, Steve Huerto, David John- son, RIchord Kinney, Bobby Scorbrough. Second Row: Eddie Gorzo, Chris Noguchi, Lee Bolton, Jim Sfeponik, Doug Broker, Eric Gallogher, Scott Burdo, Ricky Hutch. Third Row: Kevin Meode, Shana Weaver, Arturo Va- lencio, Brett Mathews, Mike Hobbick, Ronnie Reyn- olds. Dewoyne Allen. Stanley Prior. Fourth Row: Boron Jones. Jason Bouzos. Donny Cunningham, John Smith, Randy Wedertz, Robert Larsen, Poul Drown. Perry Ulo- fanuo. Victor Caro. Fifth Row: Tyo Aguirre, Chris De- loge. Kenny Millls, Tom Agullor, Rondy Boumgordner, Ricky Pinkston, Glenn Carpenter, David Robles. Ran- dall Davis. 6. A freshman player dodges his opponent. Frosh Season Ends With Q 6-4 Record Team learns ro overcome odversiry and become winners Ororring rhe year os a ream boded wirh rolenr, Freshman Foorboll opened up rhe seoson wirh o big win over Norre Visro 40-12. They soon learned rhor rolenr alone does nor win gomes wirh o rough 26-18 vicrory over Norrh. The boby Falcons nexr losr rwo rood gomes ro Dueno Pari-; and Alder Jr. High. These losses seemed ro do rhe reom some good as rhey won rheir nexr rwo games ro Sequoio and He- mer. The Folcons split rhe nexr rwo gomes wirh o loss ro Perris ond o vicrory over Moreno Volley. Wirh a heorrbreoking, losr minure loss ogoinsr Fonrono Jr. High, rhe Folcons come bock wirh o big vicrory ogoinsr Palm Springs. The finol record of 6-4 doesn ' r rell rhe enrire srory of how rhese freshman struggled ond rhrough defear leorned how ro overcome od- versiry ond become winners, srared Coach Golvin. I Sports 23 2nd Place Win In Tournomenr Three members named oursronding by coaches A„ Virhough our season record didn ' r show ir, we hod good porenriol, srored Debbie Wal- lace, o member of rhe Girls ' Vorsiry Volleyball ream. Their season began wirh a second place win in rhe Chaffey Tournomenr, bringing home rhe firsr rrophy for Rubidoux rhis year. One of rhe mosr memoroble vicrories of rhe season was rhe second league gome ogainsr Hemer, rhe reom wirh rhe repurorion of being unbearable rhis season. The season was highlighred wirh rhree of rhe ream members being recognized by orher coaches in rhe league as oursronding ployers. Dano Liddell wos named all leogue and Glo- rlo Martinez and Debbie Wallace received honorable menrion. These rhree ployers along wirh Stephanie Timar, Linda Clampitt, Sondy Counts, and Rosle Nelson made a well-balanced ream. Hj 24 Rubidoux ' s LIFE S V ' .mu ILindo Clompift returns fhe boll. 2. Dono Liddell sets if WollQce, Stephanie Timor, Undo Clampitt, Sandy up. 3. Linda Clampitt spikes the boll. 4. Dane Liddell Counts. Kneeling: Rosie Nelson, Dana Liddell, Gloria hits it high. 5. Debbie Wolloce hits it over. 6. Debbie Mortinez. Wolloce slums it to the opponent. 7. Stonding, Debbie Sports 25 Volley Players Take Hf 6rh Against Opponenrs — JV Girls ger reword for hord work by placing in rournomenr. A rdenr, zealous and derermined was how rhe Girls ' JV Volleyboll ream could besr be de- scribed. Their enrhusiosm showed through in rheir ploy oil season, commenred Coach Gen- try. The JV reom worked hord os a group and were able ro ploy well ogoinsr opponenrs mosr of rhe season. They ploced sixrh in rheir rourno- menr ogoinsr rwenry orher reams. The girls ore proud of rheir ploy rhis season, ond righrly so, srored Coach Gentry. H JP v mmggM H «n ' H 1 I '  fe T ft. r t wj i 26 Rubldoux ' s LIFE JV Tennis Defeats All Teams Dur One Team vores awards ro rhree oursranding players. L efeoring oil rhe reams in rhe Sunbeir League excepr Palm Springs, rhe JV Tennis ream worked rheir way ro CIF. The reom hod many improved ployers from rhe large squod and mosr will be rerurning for a chonce ro ploy Vorsiry nexr year. The ream vored awards ro rhree oursranding players; Mosr Voluoble, Barbara Lewis; Mosr Improved, Stello Sanchez; and Mosr Dedi- cored, Kathy Camp.H 1. Standing: Fronces Clayton, Mel Kanouse. Kneeling: Rosalie Clompitf, Mory Lo Londe, Kim Irriborren, Mi- chelle Simmons. 2. Frances Clayton sets it up. 3. Mel Kanouse hits it over. 4. Michelle Bessette hits the boll. 5. Solly Leal returns o serve. 6. Standing: Hopie Agui- lera, Michelle Bessette, Kathy Comp, Coach Bruce, Barbara Lewis, Rebecca Frisby, Coreen McCorkendale. Kneeling: Stella Sanchez, Wendy Miner, Lori Charette, Solly Leal, Shelly McMichael. Spor s 27 1 Vorsiry Tennis First Time CIF Record good enough for 2nd place in Sunbeir T, here ' s o firsr rime for everyrhing and for Girls ' Vorsiry Tennis ir was rhe firsr rime in Rubidoux ' s inisrory rhe reom ployed in CIF. Their leogue record of 7-3 was good enough ro secure rhem o second place position in rhe Sunbeir Leogue. The reom vored awards ro rhe following ployers; Mosr Voluoble, Tommy Coker,- Mosr Improved, Wendy Northwoy; and Mosr Dedi- cated, Kim Comp. Ve hod a young and energeric ream rhis year. They reolly excelled by going ro CIF. The rennis ream should do quire well nexr year since only rhree ployers ore groduoring and we hove o lor of srrong jr. vorsiry ployers, commenred Coach Joan Bruce. H 1. Teri Martinez has that look of determination. 2. Standing: Wendy Northwoy, Tommy Coker, Pom Aibers, Carol Lindell, Kim Camp. Jennifer Miller. Kneel- ing: Desiree Ashton. Kelli Miner, Debbie Lewis. Teri 2fi Rubidoux ' s.LIFE Sports 29 CCs Ambirion Pays in the End Palm Springs causes con- troversy over CIF He lord work con besr describe the Boys ' Cross Counrry ream. Running hill repears, racing inrer- vols and general workours each day helped build up an awesome reom. We mode a gol- lanr efforr in achieving our goals rhis year and ore hoping for o more rewarding season next yeor, replied James Donesteel, coproin of rhe ream. Finishing rhird in rhe Sunbeir Leogue, rhey then wenr on ro CIF. Gerring ro CIF caused o conrroversy wirh Polm Springs over some of rheir ream members being disqualified. Ir rook oil of CoQch Hire ' s persuading ro ger rhe CIF officials ro odmir rhem inro rhe gomes. They wenr inro CIF wirh some srrong and oursranding runners. Elios Diaz being rheir number one runner, finished rhird and rhe ream finishing renrh overall. I owe all my success ro Coach Hire, quipped Elios. | -.-•wr ' 30 Rubldoux ' s LIFE 1. Robert Lilly has the leod. 2. James Donesteel ond Johon Geirnaert run side by side. 3. Standing: Dedile Goldsmith, Mike Minnick, Robert Lilly, Colin Santiago, Dorryl Moore, Cooch Dove Hite. Kneeling: Paul Leol, Johan Geirnaert, Elias Diaz, Chris Cordero, James Don- esteel. 4. Dedile Goldsmith posses on opponent. 5. A pock of Cross Country runners. 6. Cross Country runners climb the hill. 7. Paul Tobet rounds the corner. Sports 31 Girls ' CC Wins Unbeaten Norco Cross Counrry goes unde- feored in season Lxcired! Happy! Thrilled! Exuberonr! was how Trisho Ramirez described rhe vicrory over four year undefeared Norco ream. Winning rhem was rhe crowning glory, ex- claimed an excired Maggie Minnick. Girls ' Cross Counrry was undefeored going into rhe Sunbeir League finals and come our wirh all-league honors. Ar CIF, only Trisho Ramirez qualified ro re- present rhe Falcon runners in rhe finals because rhe ream as o whole did nor ger enough poinrs ro finish in rhe rop four. Trisho rook sevenrh over-oil. Winning is norhing new for Coach Dove Hire having cooched rhe Middle Eosrern Champs while living in Coiro, Egypr. | J Jt f. ' V 1. Chris Ramirez ond Lindle Heck hold a steady pace. 2. Stonding: Trisha Romlrez, Anne Cordero, Cindy Faler, Rita Moore, Cooch Dove Hite. Kneeling: Maggie Min- nick. Chris Ramirez, Denlse Dogne, Lindle Heck. 3. Girls ' Cross Country get off to o good stort. 4. Rito Moore runs in deep concentrotion. 5. Falcon runners toke the leod. 6. Maggie Minnick puts forth eve ry ounce of energy. 7. Trisho Ramirez, 1 runner. Q Oc 32 Rubldoux:s LIFE ' • • W  || i | l t fc. h l l  S ' sports 30 a4 Rubldouxs LIFE Intense Concenrrorion DennQnded of Players Specrorors enjoy gomes. T ension gripped rhe specrorors when rhe gome slid inro overrime. The ream increosingly fused rheir will power rogerher,- rheir offensive posirion demonded inrense concenrrorion. The finol minure hod elapsed inro seconds, bur Jer- ome Tyler wos derermined. He proved ir as he scored rhe deciding rwo poinrs simulroneously wirh rhe buzzer. A vicrory! 56-54 over Moreno Volley! Coach Slivko direcred workours every day from 1:00-3:15, Under his leadership rhe Vorsiry Doskerball ream proved undefeared againsr rheir firsr five leogue opponenrs, quolified for OF, and hod rwo members named ro selecred counry reams Chris Lorenz and Chris Bridges represenred WHS in rhe all league firsr ream. Lorenz was included in rhe all counry rhird ream as well. He menrioned rhar, we quoli- fied for OF because we hod o very close ream, ■ 1 Chris Bridges goes for o jump ball. 2. Chris Lorenz comes off the ground for two. 3. Mike Edwards, Tracy Butts, Chris Bridges, Brian Smith, Keith Martin, Chris Lorenz, Jerome Tyler, Earl Walker, Pot Butts, Chuck DeGood, Coach Slivko. 4. Chris Bridges goes for a lay- up. 5. Brian Smith puts It up. 6. Mike Edwards does the splits. Sports 3S Through Dod Times Teom Pulls Together CoQch is borh reamrnQre ' and best friend. rhoughr we were o ream rhor helped eoch orher rhrough bod rimes, srored Stuart Dote- mon The J.V. Doskerball reom wenr rhrough some hard rimes. They always pulled rhrough by win- ning or giving ir rheir besr shor. Mr. f obinson was nor only rheir coach bur also rheir reommare and besr friend. If anyone on rhe ream had a problem, Mr. Robinson was rhere ro help. Every rime rhey were up agoinsr a rough reom and in a righr spor, rhey colled on Ryan Knight. Wirh Ryan and his orher reommores, J.V, Dcskerboll wenr on ro win every gome rhey could. | 36 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Replocennenrs During Season Help Teonn Short on height and ex- perience. I his year ' s Freshman Daskerboll ream was o hard fighring, husriing ream. The young Falcons were short on heighr and experience bur would never give in, srared Coach Golvin. The ream was led by John Smith who aver- aged 11.3 poinrs and six rebounds per gome. His season reached irs peoU ogoinsr Moreno Valley where he roraled 28 poinrs and 15 rebounds. Ron Goufhier also regisrered a good year averaging seven poinrs and four rebounds. According ro Coach Galvin, midseason re- plocemenrs Arturo Valencia and Tyo Aquirre odded enrhusiasm ond spark ro rhe ream when rhey joined. The Freshman ' s season ended 5-12 overall and 3-7 in leogue ploy. H 1. Standing: Shoun Johnson, Stuort Dotemon, Ted Cserno, Ron Sly, Ryan Knight, Jeff Longston, Cooch Robinson. Kneeling: Darren Roberts, Roul Marez, Arte- mlo San Diego. Steve Heusner, Ladon Green. 2. Tim Williams goes for two. 3. Ron Sly goes for a Jump ball. 4. Artemlo Son Diego shoots. 5. Dewayne Allen tries for two. 6. Standing: Cooch Galvin. Steve Harrington, Greg Knight. John Smith, Randall Dovis, Steve Carter. Kneeling: Tim Williams. Wayne StaJIworth. Dewayne Allen, Stephont Smith. Ron Gouthler. Sports 37 Inexperienced Team Strives to Overcome DosKerball ream improves during second half of season. V-onsisring of many inexperienced players, rhe Girls ' Vorsiry DasKerboll ream did nor compile a winning record, bur rhey did nor give up in rhe process. The ream disployed on innproved qualify of playing during rhe second holf of rhe seoson. The nnosr consisrenr player was Stephanie Timor. Her occomplishmenrs rhis year will serve os on imperus for nexr year ' s ream, connmenred Coach Garcio.H 1 Kim Dodd shoots. 2. Debbie Wallace goes for the boll. 3. Rosle Nelson. Michelle Simmons, Sandy Jack- son. Debbie Wallace, Donnle Klichmeyer, Kelly Gil- bert, Kim Dodd, Tommy Coker, Stephanie Timor, Be- linda Lowe, Jennifer Duszko. 4. Stephanie Timor tries to Intercept. 5. Stephanie Timor dribbles down court. 6. Sandy Jackson looks for someone to poss to. 7. Sandy Jockson fights for the boll. 3e Rubldoux ' s LIFE Sports 39 Disodvonroge of Size Doesn ' t Affect Teom Girls emerged vicrorbus in specrocubr preseason gome ogoinsr Arlington. I he spirited Girls JV Dosi- erball opened rhe season dribbling, passing, pivoring, and scoring. There ore seven girls on rhe reonn and if rakes every one of rhem ro become one in unity, stored Coach Lone In a specrocubr start to a successful season, ot their first pre-seoson gome ogoinsr Arlington rhe girls were behind nine points in the third quarter, bur the girls emerged vicrorious, wirh o score of 28-23. The size of rhe team was a disodvontoge or firsr, bur they leorned ro be oggresive ond eorn rheir gomes, | 1 . — .J; 40 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Jl CoQch ' s Methods Prove Prosperous Diggesr ream ever experiences exceprionol season. U V % MMiii nder rhe direcrion of Coach Stringer, rhe JV Soccer reom has sreodily improved rheir perfor- mance. Their season wos on exceprionol one wirh rhe biggesr reom ever. Procricing every doy after school, rhe JV reom learned rhe basic skills rhey needed ro ploy Vorsiry boll. The furure of Rubidoux Vorsiry Soccer looks very good becouse of all rhe brighr prospecrs ond because of rhe greor reaching merhods of CoQch Srringer, stored Vorsiry Coach Mar- tinez. H V- ■i yt ' ) m A r .,.. fi d m 1 Standing; Cooch Lone, Mary Dovis, Alison Wright, Korio Brown, Shorondo Rounds. Kneeling: Trocee Johnson, Felicio Alley, Hopie Smith. 2. Alison Wright tries for two. 3. Alison Wright goes for o junnp boll. 4. Mark Dorron fights for the boll. 5. David Robles kicks the boll between two opponents. 6. Stonding: John Shuerger, Jim Van Cleave, Mark Alvarez, Kevin Lee, Steve Dois, Duffy Kuhn, David Robles, Coach Stringer. Kneeling: Froncisco Martinez, Ken Grumitt, Mark Dor- ron, Nick Dovis, Ramon Alvarez, Cruz Sontillon, Jason Douzos, Mortin Mercodo, Monuel Oceguero, Jose Mel- gozQ. Sports 41 High Expecrorions Begin The Season We ore rhe roughest ream ro ploy in rhe losr severi years. D, ' eginning rhe season wirh high expecrorions, rhe Vorsiry Soccer ream swepr rhrough rhe pre season and foughr for firsr place rhe remoinder of rhe year. The defense, led by Som Mendozo, record- ed four shur-ours and held rhe opposirion ro a 1.4 goal average during rhe year. Coach Martinez srored, This year ' s ream will be known as one of rhe roughesr ro play in rhe losr seven yeors. They will olso be remem- bered as aggressive, persisrenr and very dedi- cored. Named ro rhe firsr ream all-league were Sam Mendoza, Jose Delotore ond Scott Ca- meron. Coach Martinez was chosen as coach of rhe yeor.H 1. Donny Portillo stops the opponent ' s offense. 2. Stonding: Cooch Martinez, Sol Preciodo, Ron Dell, Adorn Gordo, Scott Comeron, Som Mendozo, Durt Dodd. Mike Sorenono, Forld Forog, Mohommed So- lem. Chuck Kuhn. Kneeling: Stephon Duron, John DIN- apoli, Romon Mortlnez, Jose Delotore. Donny Portillo, 42 Rubidoux ' s UFE Tom Clompift, Dill Dongelo, Victor Lopez, Rito Moore. 3. Som Mendozo steels the boll from his oponent. 4. Adom Gorcio passes the boil. 5. Mohomed Solem drib- bles post his opponent. 6. Ramon Martinez gets off a good kick. LT- ai tmtiittm -. iv- ' ' .-a , if8 ' 9- Spoits 43 Eight Wrestlers Bring Home Many Medals Wrestlers give 100% v.y ' ur ream has q lor of porenriol ond rhere is lor of room for growing. As always ro be number one you hove ro work rhe hardesr. We ' ve done good rhis year, bur worch our in 80 we ' ll be number one! srored Jon Veitch, CQprain of rhe Vorsiry Wresriing Team. For rhe firsr rime since 1967, rhe Falcons placed in a rournomenr. The ream os o whole rook second and rhree individuals (Robert Lilly, Jeff DIokely, and Jon Veifch) rook firsr. Eighr wresriers broughr home medals. The ream rhis year was dedicored ond I personally feel ir ' s rhe besr we ' ve hod since I ' ve been or Rubidoux. We never gave up and always gave 100% commenred Jeff DIake- 1. Rick Drain gets o strong hold on his opponent. 2. Stondlng: Cooch Honey, Jon Veitch, Robert Whittoket, Eduordo Vosquez, Pere Drown, Drett Mothews, Steve Dlonco, Mike Roelle, Cooch Guillen. Kneeling: Mike MInick, Robert Lilly, Kelly Honey, Jerry Hollars, Tom Lilly, Jeff DIokely. 3. Steve Dlonco pins his opponent. 4. Jon Veitch, coptoln. 5. Jon Veitch heodlocks his oppo- nent. 6. Jerry Hollars pins his opponent. 44 Rubldoux ' s LIFE . -. immmmmmmfifgfm Sports 45 JV Wresriing Teom Does Well This Year CoQch is supportive Through good and bod. T I he JV Wresriing ream did well rhis year, wirh on overall record of 6-3, stored Coach Guillen The ream was guided inro six victories led by Richard McClure, Vince Voniar, ond Chris White The oursronding record for rhis reom v os nor lucK. Every member of rhe ream worked and procriced every day from 0-5 and sometimes on Sorurdoys. Mr. Guillen was o devoted coach in good ond bad times. When rhe ream needed sup- port he wos there. He was stricr and hod a lor of confidence in his teom. H 46 Rubldoux ' s LIFE CoQch Optimistic About Team ' s Future JV ream has many our- sronding players. I his year ' s JV Doseboll ream is bosicolly o carry over from lost year ' s Freslnman reom, replied Coach Wilson when asi-ied ro describe his ream. Ar press rime rhe ream was 3-1 ond Cooch Wilson was very oprimisric obour rheir furure. The ream is going ro do very well rhis year because ir is very well bolanced, he srored. Leoding players and rheir oursronding feo- rures are; Tyo Aguirre — o heads-up player who is always around rhe ocrion ; Rudy Apo- doco — if o run was ever needed, he wos rhe man ro looK ro; John Smith — can ploy any- where and will; Mike Chavez — rhe only cenrerfielder on rhe ream, Never misses a boll; Richard Adams — a super pircher who con bear anyone he faces; Dob Munoz — an oll- oround player. | fc t. I ■ VthM- iat ' 1. Dock Row: Coach Guillen, Robert Danhoed, Richard McClure, Tom Agullot, Mork Bessire, Jesus Ortega, Louis Vogel. Coach Honey. Front Row: Steve Adams, Chris White, VInce Vonlar, Tom Roberts, Pat Nosh. 2. A JV wrestler pins his opponent. 3. A JV wrestler gets his opponent In a heodlock. 4. Richard Johnson makes the first out of the Inning. 5. Mike Chavez pops It up. 6. Standing: Coach Lopez, Dovid Moellet, Richard John- son, John Smith, Rlchord Adorns, Joson Worrlner, Ron- dy Kosslnger, Todd Porter, Chuck Kuhn, Coach Wilson. Kneeling: Roy Dentencur, Roy Flerro, Rudy Apodoco, Tyo Aguirre, Drian Konter, Gory Devore, Mike Chovez, Dob Munoz. Sports 47 Strong Players Give Definite Advantages Positive rhinl ing pulls ream through V nce we smoorhed our oil rhe wrinkles in our hirring ond orher Techniques, no one will be able ro srop us. Speaking for rhe ream, Marty Rivero clearly defined rhe oprinnisric orrirude rhar rook precedence from rhe beginning of rhe boseboll seoson. The power of posirive rhinking pulled rhe ream rhrough as rhey shur our Arling- ron 5-0 in rhe second game of rhe seoson. The ream included seven rerurning srarrers, rwo of which were named ro rhe all league firsr reom iosr yeor. Coach Rose proclaimed, We srorred our wirh lors of porenrial and used ir,- we hod srrengrh in oil oreos which wos a definire odvonroge. The guys procriced rhree days o week and OS Dale Olive viewed rhe workours, They ore rough, bur olwoys rewarding, H •?2 48 Rubldoux ' s LIFE -= V. 1. Randy Simpson goes for a ground boll. 2. Varsity ployers cheer on tneir batting teammate. 3. Warming up before a gome. Dole Olive winds up for a pitch. 4. Vorslty Baseball: top row: Coach Pfelffer, Jim Lowery, Pat Dutts, Craig Adams, Brian Smith. Dllly Agulrre, Coach Kose. Middle row: Sam Mendozo. David LIddell, Steve Schulze. Bob Heldle, Ellas RIvero. Bottom row: Dale Olive, Rob Ranler, RondySkngsonJImmy Crow, ford. Marty RIvero. 5. Pat Butts burns one In. 6. On the verge of scoring a run. Pot Butts slams one to the outfield. 7. Bob Heldle stretches for the ball, while ploying first base. Sports 49 Victory Hungry Team Ploys With Full Heorr Even when rhey ger be- hind, players pull Through. T I hose kids may hove driven me holf crozy during some procrices, bur rhey never gave up. They were hungry for victories ond gor our rhere ro ploy rheir hearts out, commenred fresh baseboll coach, Bob Popeck. The ream recalled vividly irs fourrh gome of the seosonogoinst Palm Springs. Ramon Molina remembers rhar, Ir was rhe firsr gome rhor we gor behind in and hod to moke o comeback. And comeback rhey did! WHS appeared ro hove rhe gome completely under conrrol, bur shorrly ofrer the sixth inning Palm Springs ot- toined a leod of one run. Our reom, uninrimidot- ed by rhis odvonce, conquered irs opponent by a margin of four runs. Five members who virruolly creored the es- sence of rhe ream were Randy Wedertz, Ro- mon Molina, Art Volencio, Roy Grace and Tim Williams. ■ 50 Rubldoux ' s LIFE :Jm i ■ I ♦ ' • - ' tyf? y i ' I M ■ - Surprises Come From I Encouraged JV Team Winning orrirude is dis- played rhroughour. I he whole sofrboll program hos done o complere rurn around. I rhink we will surprise a lor of people, excloimed Coach Martinez. The JV Sofrboll reom consisted of many young players. Dur, wirh Coach Morrinez ' s pa- rienr encourogemenr, rhe ream displayed po- renriol ond c winning orrirude rhroughour rheir seoson. Coach Marrinez was enrhusiosric obour coaching rhe ream and reaching rhem rhe complicored rules and srroregies of sofrboll. I like working wirh rhe ployers; rhey have a good orrirude ond enjoy ploying sofrboll, commenr- ed Coach Morrinez. The ream proved rhor rhey were o rruly comperirive group and, os represenrarives of RHS, rhey excelled. | 1. Freshmen Daseball; sWnding: Cooch Popeck, Chris Folson, Rondy Wedertz, Art Volencio, Romon Molina, Dob Scorbrough, David Robles, Coach Alexander. Kneeling: Roy Grace, Louie Tapla, Don Cunningham, Eddie Rivero, Tom Aguilor, Wayne Stallworfh, Tim Wll- Moms, Mike Allen, Stafant Smith. 2. Eddie Rivero awaits the pitch. 3. Art Valencia fires one to home plote. 4. Alona Merho releases the ball. 5. Cheryl Peters blasts one outfield. 6. JV Softball; stonding: Dor- ine Uribe, Mary Martinez, Teresa Summers, Rosalie Clampltt, Michelle Ynostroza, Korlo Limon, Coach Lane. Kneeling: Cheryl Peters, Anna Zamoro, Jenny Duszka, Melissa Delgado, Donnle Holdon, Alana ' °- Sports 51 Morivored Bollployers j ] Show Skill Energy Team pulls rogerher as one unir. W. e o re coming rogerher as one cohesive unir, bur we ore young and ore working ro achieve improvemenr, relayed an enrhusiosric Coach Martinez The girls on rhe 1981-82 Vorsiry Sofrboll ream realized rhe imporronce of playing, nor as indi- viduol orhleres, bur as one ream, working in cooperorion wirh one onorher. Under rhe guid- once of Coach AAarrinez, rhe girls hod a good season; mosrering rhe rudimenrs of rhe gome firsr and rhen advancing ro rhe more complicor- ed srroregies. The girls hod on excellenr orrirude rowords sofrboll. They readily enjoyed all ospecrs of rhe gome. The girls ore on oursranding group of orhleres, rhey have a genuine winning orri- rude! commenred Cooch Morrinez. ■ ' % 1 Mel Konouse slams a hit to left field. 2. Varsity Softball: standing: Sondy Jackson, Mel Kanouse, Mar- gie Castillo, Dand Liddell, Oeanna Coots, Linda Clam- pltt. Coach Martinez. Kneeling: Kozanna Coats, Pam Drown, Kwynn Rentfro, Tonya Schnexnaydet, Linda Arellano, Jeanne Wolfe. 3. Stretching fronn second 52 Rubldoux ' s LIFE bose, Jeanne Wolfe prepares to tag the runner. 4. Margie Castillo puts one right down the middle. 5. While psyching up for a game, the team warms mus- cles by exercising. 6. Coach Martinez fills In team members on the strategy of the gome. • : 1 I A V«5 •5 o- • • Ji ' tll lii HH Wi M P .K — Sports 53 Afrer Tough Season Boys Track Did Well Team expected q very good season. Ir ' s been o lor of work ro rry ro pur o good program rogerher bur I rhink we hove o good srorr and will hove o very good year, com- mented Boys ' Track ream head coach, Mr. Hite. Mr. Hire and Mr. Vioforo were rhe cooches for rhe disronce runners. Mr. Thomp- son was rhe cooch for rhe field evenrs, and Mr. Randolph was rhe cooch for rhe sprinrers. Mike Anderson, Elios Diaz, and Tom Smith led rhe boys rrock ream in mosr rrack meers. Even rhough rhe preseason was rhe roughesr, rhe boys rrack ream did very well. Their rough- esr comperirions were Vicrorville and Fonrono. Every member worked very hord everyday ofrer school unril 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. All of rheir hard work ond pracrice paid off or every meer. ■ 54 Rubldoux ' s UFE 1 Marvin Moon In the running long Jump. 2. Staying ohead of his opponents, Morvin Moon runs with deter- mination. 3. Front row: Robert White, Pot Nosh, Tim Wlllloms, Daryl Moore. Second row: Aaron Glod, James Donesteel, Paul Leal, LaDon Green, Paul Drown, Shawn Johnson, Percy Green, Doug Whittlngton. Third row: Randy Doumgardner. Don Samuel, Tom Smith, Roy Hampton, Choke Butts, Woyne Stollworth. Fourth row: Ellas Diaz, Kevin Popeck, Augle Vega, Mike An- derson, Dave McCary, Mike Alfter, Charlie Smith, Coach Randolph, Doug Driscoll, Ryon Knight. 4. Don Samuel throws the shot-put. 5. Tom Smith mokes It over In the high Jump. 6. Tom Smith In pole voult event. 7. Michael Anderson files Into the sand In the running long Jump. Sports 55 Devoted TeomnnQres Strive for Perfectior Accomplishmenrs obvi- ous in record of ream I rish Ramirez, Lindie Heck, Tommy Thompson and Kim Lenoir were rhe promi- nenr srondours of rhe Girls ' Track ream. Making workours involves greor dedicarion, and everyone is rhere ro improve rineir skills, srored Lindie Heck. Procrices begin ofrer school ond losr unril 4:30 or 5:00. The ream occomplished nnany of rheir ser goals and looked forward ro odvoncing ro rhe playoffs wirh rhe aid of Head Coach Limoges. Wirh about sixreen members, rhe ream worked well rogerher and consronrly pushed rhemselves ro rhe limit to ochieve their desired position OS number one. H 1. Rita Moore flies over the hurdles. 2. First Row: Lindo Heck, Moggie MInnick, lj e n| |e Dnonn. Liz Smith, Rito Moore, Second Row: AnrWofoero, VIrgi Ewing, Irish Ramirez, Karen Keeney, Third Row: Goil Gildo, Allison Pllgrem, Kothy DIocker, Shorondo Rounds, Fourth Row: Tracee Johnson, Jonetto Word, Sonya Walker, Tomoro 56 Rubidoux$ LIFE Thompson. 3, Ann Cordero and Denise Dogna run side by side. 4. Airborne VirgI Ewing proctices the running long jump. 5. Tammy Thompson hands the baton to Gail Gildo. 6. A frock team member prepares to hit the pit. 7. Trish Ra mirez ond Lindie Heck keep a sfeody pace. 1 i i.- x  per V - sports 57 Large Team Displays Bold Compeririveness Vorsiry players srrengrh- en ream ' s rennis obiliry. v e hove o young ream this year, bur wirh rhe help of our rerurning vorsiry ployers rhe newer members hove improved greorly, sror- ed one of rhe players on rhe 1981-82 Doys Ten- nis reom. The lorge ream displayed o genuine com- peririve spirir rhroughour rheir rournamenrs. The four oursronding players: John Harrington, Steve Bock, Mike Aguilor, and David Mar- tinez ser on excellenr example for rhe energeric reom rhroughour rhe season. The mojoriry of rhe reom consisred of fresh- men and sophomores, bur rerurning vorsiry players srrengrhened rhe ream ' s orhleric obili- ries. The players procriced everyday ro improve rheir serving, slicing, and backhand rechniques. Building sramino was also imporronr. Coach Shaw reolized rhe difficulry of rennis OS a gome. Tennis is on eosy sporr ro worch bur difficuir ro ploy. Ve, as specrorors, ofren forger rhar rhe boll musr nor only be hir, bur hir ro specific spor of rhe courr. | 58 Rubldoux ' s LIFE 1 Arthur Fuentes demonstrates his dynomic returning ability. 2. Steve Back puts his all Into powerful stroke. 3. Perfecting his forehond, Joe Searcy sends the ball across the court. 4. During o grueling motch, Steve Harrington slips a ball over the net. 5. Steve Dock works on his serving technique. 6. With greot velocity, Mike Aguilar slams one In to his opponent. 7. Doy ' s Varsity Tennis: bock row: Mark Alspaugh, Robert Jo- cobson, Steve Harrington, Matt Selna, Mike Albin, Joe Murlllo, Cliff Mason, John Harrington, David Martinez, Coach Show. Front row: David Lucas, Steve Dock, Brian Cole, Joe Searcy, Etien Mendozo, Tim Engel, Coach Bell. Sports 59 1 Coach Sllvko gives Jim Rotondo and Chris Lorenz a pep talk. 2. Colleen FIrminger and Gabrielle Turner play doubles. 3. Jim Rotondo returns a serve. 4. Chris Lorenz hits It over. 5. John Sipos prepores to hit the birdie. 6. Chris Lorenz slams the birdie. 7. Badminton Team; bock row: Burt Dodd, Jim Von Cleave, John Sipos, Chris Lorenz, Keith Martin, Jim Rotondo, Chuck Degrood, Raul Marez, Artemlo Son Diego, Tim Harri- son. Middle row: Coleen FIrminger, Gabrielle Turner, Monico Lorenz, Lorl Sevireno, Bonnie Kirchmeyer, Debbie Wallace, Tommy Coker, Stephie Timor, La- Shawn Turner, Jackie Wydermyre. Front row: Leslie Sckoggins, Kelli Miner, Francis Cloyton, Eriene Ed- dinger, Dollie Baker. 60 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Triumph wos Ulrimore Ambirion of the Teonn Easy going orrirude dis- guised inner roughness. I his yeor ' s reom hod versoriliry, inrelligence, orhleric obiliry, and rhe desire ro succeed. The players rruly enjoyed ploying bodminron, connmenred Cooch Slivko on rhe reonn ' s per- formonce. The 1981-82 Dodminron ream did very well rhroughour rheir season, showing greor poren- riol ond a genuine willingness ro learn and inn- prove. Their personoliry varied greorly; on our- word easy going orrirude disguised on inner roughness. The players showed on olmosr unbelievoble omounr of dererminorion as rhey played gome ofrer gome. Triumph was rhe ulrimore goal; bur rhe ployers realized rhor learning ond improving rhe ream ' s obiliries were olso imporronr, | AO f Jl Sports 61 1. Greg Moyo hits It out of the ruff. 2. Drion Hamilton fly down to the green. 7. Golf team: stonding: Cooch sfroteglcolly plans his putt. 3. Seon Cherry fees off. 4. A Hickey, Steven Urquizu, Sean Cherry, Eric Grof, Grey golfer gets a successful hit. 5. Greg Mayo follows Moyo, Charlie Cox, Brian Hamilton. Kneeling: Greg through on his stroke. 6. Sean Cherry watches his boll Shuerger, Dole Spies, Mike Huber, Andy Helnze. 62 Rubldoux ' s LIFE New League Offers Brooder Comperirion Primary goal for rhe ream is ro guard rirle. L efending rhe Sunbeir League rirle was rhe primary goal of rhe Golf ream. They won rhe rirle losr year and hoped ro recaprure rhe chom- pionship. This year rhe Sunbeir and Ivy League com- bined inro one league, making ir a more com- peririve league wirh eighr high schools parrici- paring. The six lerrermen who rerurned from losr season were: seniors Greg Mayo and Brian Hamilton, and sophomores Sean Cherry, Charles Cox, Steven Urquizu, and Eric Graf Commenring on rhis year, Coach Hickey srored, This year ' s golfers pracrice a lor, and rhey really enjoy rhe game. | Sports 63 Excellent Performonce Shown by Swimnners Boys swim ream is nor afraid of hard work. T I he guys ore a very spirited group wlio ore nor ofroid of licrd worl-s, srored Coach Riggs, Tlney hove done on oursronding job consider- ing rhe pool ployed ir ' s usual tricks on rherri: being broken down rhe first two weeks of the season. Thus, they weren ' t in top form for their first four meets. Time in worl ' outs was spent on developing the cordivosculor, end muscular systems by run- ning, lifting weights, and, of course, swimming. If we didn ' t win our opponents in points, we won them in spirit, commented Joe [Rhodes ■ f K ■:%■. -... HiP i,i ff S y -.X : 1. Jomes McDoniel fokes o deep breath. 2. Doys swim feom; front row-. Dove Kovocs, Scott Curren, Tim Phil- lips, Jomes McDoniel, Robert Lilly, Tim Devore, Jerry Doker, Doug Proulx, Chortle White, ond Seon Roe. Mid- dle row: Ron Curry, Angel Aguilero, Drent Ottoson, Jose Loro, Colin Santiago, Eric Nllson, Kevin Gloubltz, Mike Rossi, Chris Schmlttle and Paul Lono. Dock row: Jon Shuerger, Bobby Pierce, Bobby Brown, Lonnle King, Ken Dolebout, Jim Meoney, Jon Bronnon, Johon Giernoert, Joe Rhodes. Kevin Lee, and Kevin Rojos. 3. A swimmer goes against hard competition. 4. Right after the gun, a Rubidoux swimmer jumps off the block. 5. A team member gives his oil to beat his opponent. 6. Brent Ottoson reoches for the finish. 64 Rubldoux ' $ LIFE V i Sporfs 65 1. A swimmer turns to foke o breoth of oir. 2. Dolly Heidi Strum, Korin Lee, Liso Cook, LoTrendo Williams, Glick does the butterfly in vital race. 0. Trocie Zenger Tommy Jordine, Jennifer Miller, Debro Zenger, and comes up for a look around. 4. Front row; Shelioh Paulo Redmond. 5. Leslie Hawse does the backstroke Qualm, Heother Folsom, Missy Johnson, Wendy North- with great ease. 6. Dolly Gllck and LoTrendo Williams way. Crystal Johnson. Leslie Howse, Rhonda Pierce, stond by watching and cheering on their teammates. Pilar Lara, and Terri Thomas. Dock row: Dolly Gllck, 7. Leslie Hawse warms up for o tough race. 66 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Girls Pull Together for Superior Season Mermaids swim with strong dererminorion iVlissy Johnson, Heather Folsom, Crystal Johnson, and Tammy Jardine led rhe Girl ' s Swim ream during rhe 1982 season. The ream wos very srrong ond showed o greor deal of spirir in rigorous wortours ond riring meers. The worKours for rhe ream were rwice o doy — before school for rwo hours ond ofrer school for rwo hours. The girls really pulled rogerher in rhe meers as well as rhe workours, ' ' boosred Coach Riggs. The ream consisred of many young swim- mers wirh greor furure porenriol. ■■ «« Sporfs 67 Joint Award Given ro Esteemed Coaches Morrinez and Drouhord lead reams ro vicrory. Ir ' s nor riches or glory rhor provide inspirorion, nor is ir rine vicrories or defeors rhor mol- e o difference. A coach who excels in his field works persisrenrly wirh and for his ds. Head Varsity Foorboll coach for four years, Leo Drouhord and seven year Vorsiry Soccer cooch, Al Martinez were borh ocknowledged OS Coach of the Year by fellow Riverside Counry coaches. This rirle is one of rhe highesr honors a cooch con receive, bur nor rhe great- est reward according to Drouhord. I work just as hard whether we win or lose. I do it to put the kids in o positive situation, to present them with the opporrunity to succeed, and to encour- age them to fulfill their potential. An example of his work on and off the field is the fact that nine team members were granted scholarships totalling over 100,00 dollars. Thar, I am proud of, revealed Drouhord. Soccer coach, Al Martinez was thrilled to hove ended the season with two victories over Palm Springs. Ir ' s a first in 7 years and everyone got excited because they wanted it bad enough to go and get it! Martinez teoches government, history, world cultures, and low as well OS coaching soccer, softboll and from 75- 78 JV foorboll. He doims, P,eceiving the ' Coach of the Year ' award was not my honor clone. Without the team it wouldn ' t hove hap- pened — they hod perseverence rhot wouldn ' t quit. | 1. Cooch Drouhord argues the gome of foorboll with the referees, as Dllly Aguirre listens. 2. Coach Drouhord ond Cooch Thompson poy close ottentlon to the gome. 3. Cooch Drouhord. 4. Cooch Morfinez folks with soccer players during holf-tlme. 5. Cooch Martinez shows off his oword to Coach Stringer and Mr. Arteberry. 6. Coach Martinez. 68 ftoubldoux ' s LIFE Sporfs 69 oung, unexperienced, growing, cj-ionging, and srriving, gave reference to rhe classes of ' 85, ' 84, and ' 83. As rhey srepped up rhe lad- der ro finally becoming seniors, rheir ideas, orri- rudes, ond opinions changed rheir personoliries and ourlooks rewards life. Freshmen had nor begun rhinking of rheir lives ofrer high school, bur as rhe year pro- gressed rhey began planning rheir furure classes. Their majors reflecred rheir plans ond ourlooks rowords rheir furures. Michelle Bes- sette srared, I decided ro major in college prep courses, so rhor I may orrend USC. Sophomores were coughr up in rhe grove of rhings. Undecided, rhey wenr rhrough rhe year ... I ' m looking forward ro groduor- wirh rheir mojors planned, bur no ideo of a career for rhe furure. New friendships were mode and rheir spirir soared as rhe year pro- gressed. Being a sophomore means I ' m look- ing forword ro graduoring in rwo years, srared Myong Felfy. As rheir rhird year of high school begon mony juniors were happy wirh rhoughrs of high school olmosr over, bur some were oppressed obour leoving high school, making plans for col- lege, and chosing o coreer. Thrilled wirh being able ro orrend rhe Junior Senior Prom mosr for- gor rhe sod rhoughrs of leaving, bur were faced wirh soying goodbye ro rheir Senior friends. Drivers Licenses, one year lefr of school, mojors planned, ond career goals mode, morked rhe end of rheir Junior yeor 1. Debbie Corona ond friend cotch o glimpse of o seogull in flight. 2. Sondro Compbell turns to see who topped her on the shoulder. 3. Andre Thomas poses with his bunny friend GIno. 4. A freshmen worlds hard on his work. 5. Rochel Dell shows us her Rolling Stones shirt. 6. Some underclassmen hongout with senior friends. 7. Underclassmen wolt for the gun to go off. 70 Rubldoux ' s LIFE FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS UnderclQssmen 71 Frosh Council Wastes No Time T orol cooperorion from rhe council rooK rime. We tried ro mcl e he meetings formal by mointoining order and rhe attention of every- one, projected president, Froilon MendozQ. Every Tuesdoy afternoon, doss council mem- bers socrificed their usual ' out and about lunch breaks to mop out the activities of the freshman class. They waste no time in getting purchase ap- provals for the different ossortments of condy that were sold foithfully throughout the year. Tonya Robbins, upon being inrerrogoted about selling candy, simply replied I didn ' t sell candy, I bought it and ate it! A cor wosh kicked off the month of Jonuory. Participants engaged themselves in riots of oir- bound water during the time not accounted for washing, drying, and polishing dirty cars. An- other worthwhile fund-raiser for the Freshman class was concession vending. | 1 Korin Dhillion cheers on wifh the doss of ' 65. 2. Froilon Mendozo presides over o Freshman Class Council meeting. 3. Second ploce winner of the doss float competition. 4. The Freshman Class Council: Froi- lon Mendozo. Dilly Davis, Jorge Sanchez, Tomor Riley, Teresa Garcia, Felicia Alley, Hope Smith, Kwynn Rent- fro, Alano Merho. 5. Cheri Studley, Traci Kasten, Lori Brovo and Dalene Johnson potiently owoit the judges decision during homecoming. 6. While Sheilo Sanchez Is unaware of the photographer, Dominic Chariot and Patty Fontain put the fomilior Robit Eors on Tracy Clorkson. 7. Trocie Zenger, Drift Matthews and Tamor Riley enjoy eoch others compony during lunch break. - r S P KT w- mi B W- M f V Ik 72 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Class President Expresses Views D etng freshman presidenr was a greor exper- ience; olrhough I did moke sacrifices as for as nny leisure rime was concerned. School pressures, among orher rhings, added ro whor seemed, or rimes, like 2 rons of lead on my back. Bur rhings progressed and rhe load was lighrened a lirrle each day. Ir ' s rrue rhor, There musr be o roin cloud before rhere is sunshine. B — Froilon Mendozo f - . he - 1 - ' m  73 Aboss, Nodio Acox, Ginge- Adoms, Srever Adcox, Srocey Aguilor, Thomos Agujlero, Angel Aguilero, Anno Aguilero, Hopie Aguirre, Ooovio Aiken, Korhorine Aloniz. Dee Dee Alconror. Richard Aldomo, Gregory Alexonder, Mike Allen, Dorboro Allen, Dewoyne Allen, Jonorhon Allen, Michael Alley, Felicia Allison, Trocey Almoguer, Alicia Alspough, Mork Alromirono, Monica Alvarez, Mork Alvelo, Teresa Ambrose, Mork Amos, Marie Freshmen Abide By Low of Pride U ndocumenred, olrhough exisring neverthe- less, was rhe freshman low of pride ond spirit. To insrill pride wirhin rhe heorrs of friends and ciossmores wos rheir goal. They worlsed togeth- er in their quest of o totol ond muruol portrayal of enrhusiosm for Rubidoux. The plan was well execured by all involved and the freshmon spirir soared ro levels of high inrensiry. Bur rhey were nor easily contented, for rheir voices never resr- ed or sporrs evenrs or pep rallies. Ar homecom- ing, rhe power of rheir lungs and vocal chords wos proven by rhe winning of rhe spirir sricK. We ore freshmen, we ore freshmen, chanted flocte of young Falcons compering for poinrs or pep rallies during Friday brunches. Stealing rhe spirir srick away from uppercloss- men or rhe homecoming pep assembly re- quired o lirtle tact and on obundonce of mouth. To moKe a long story shorr, rhe srick was at- tacked and devoured by rhe class of ' 85; each of them wishing to obtain o piece of the symbol of their victory. B 1. Students monifest their enthuslosm for the doss of ' 85. 2. We ore Rubldoux . . . we ore FreshmenI 74 Kubidoux:s LIFE i-y Arellano, Linda Arney, Liso Avobs, Jorge Avila, Elaine Ay on, Richard Do dqiey, Drerr Doin, Richard Doker, Annerro DoKer, Vance Ball, Leslie Dollord, Lisa Banks, Cedrick Dorefield, DC Barlser, Bunny Borker, Dorrell Barnes, Sherry Barnes, Terry Bornhorr, Jan;ne Boumgordner, Lawrence Boumgordner, Randall Boze, Thomas Bell, Berry Bell, Michael Bellonre, Lori Bennerr, Toni Benron, Shone Besserre, Michelle Bishop, Derek Block, Russell Bleom, John Blocker, Jomes Boorrighr, Phillip Boker, Douglas Freshmen 75 NFL Comp Improves Foorboll Techniques ubrle pride is o noriceobie rroir in his personoi- iry when discussing rhe subjecr of foorbali, Derer- minorion ro become rhe very besr he is capable of being will push Paul Brown on ro pursue his dream of o career in foorboll. The firsr spark was ser o few years bock when Paul rook on enough inreresr ro spend on ofrernoon or evening viewing professional foor- bali gomes on TV. Playing srreer foorboll wirh his friends was o fovorire posrime which also opened up invirarions ro play on neighborhood reams. Paul invesred rwo weeks of his ' 81 summer vQcorion working hard or NFL Camp ro improve his skills. He was involved and insrrucred in weighr programs, rhe imporrance of o well- balanced dier, and aggressive ploying rech- niques. Ir is very encouraging ro know rhor I hove 100% love and supporr from my family ond friends — ir mokes me wanr ro do my besr, revealed Paul wirh spirir. | Doely. Thornos Dolin, Leewona Dolron, Lee Domor, Jocqueline Dombord. P odger Doquer, Noel Douzos, Jason Broke, Curns Drcndner, Erik Drovo, Daniel Dravo, Lauri Dravo, Mario Dridges, Loshun Dnseno, Micrielle Drown, Dorbora Drown, Korlo Drown, Kimberly Drown, Poul Drown Robert (Drown, Sheilo) Oulhmonn, Grerchen Durdo, Scorr Ouser, David Durkoy, Srocy Durler, Shown Pur l er, Mo no rtlabollero, Julie 76 Rubidouxs LIFE More Aduir Rourine Presents Challenge As young oduirs enrering high school, new- comers rook on responsibiliries nor presenred ro rhem in earlier years. Larger quonriries of work were assigned and in rurn producrion from rhe srudenrs wos expecred ro increase. Many fresh- men dove righr inro rhe broader range of edu- carion opporruniries and launched off rheir high school years wirh a foreign languoge such os French, German, or Spanish. Orher freshmen challenged themselves wirh algebra and ad- vanced English classes. They rhrived on elective dosses, selecting orrs and crafts, dromo, photog- raphy ond woodshop to name o few. A more odulr routine was offered and oppre cioted greatly by industrious, career minded freshmen. Lisa Umscheid, who was advanced inro rhe 9th grade a year eorly enjoys the senior high environment for the simple reason, I ap- preciate parents and teachers who acknowl- edge the fact that we ore growing up. It seems to sink in when a parent sees his kid in high school. Jeff Hursf dearly announced that he likes Rubidoux because, I am treated more like on adult here. As eighth graders we were treated like babies and I don ' t miss that ot all. On the controry, Michelle Bessette thought it more comforroble being an upperclossmen ro 7th graders rorher than rhe youngest of rhe student body. I 1. Football player, Poul Drown smiles for the camera. 2. Liso Wroys is distrocted from her school work by the presence of the photographers. 3. De De Smith glances up just long enough to receive an explanation from her teacher. Colderon, Marrin Colzio, Paulo Cameron, Kelly Carlson, Sean Core, Victor Corpenrer, Glenn Corr, April Corr, Jomes Corrasco, Eleonor Corrillo, Morilou Corroll, Rosielee Correr, 5reve Cosillos, Blanco Coskey, Jomes Cosrillo, Stephen Cervonres, Donno Chopdeloine, Louis Chopin, Joson Chavez _ Gregory Chflve z, Kimberly iChikolo, Lesley Freshmen 77 Chnsnon, Jomes Clompirt, Thomas Clori-con, Trocy Oinord, Gene Ccxjer, Dawn Cokely, Forresr Collier, Coleen Collins, Lori Roe Colvin, Timmie Col well, Kori Comsrock, Wendy Conrod, Tommy Conwoy, Tine Cordova, Den Cornelius, Suson Corner. Wiliiom Correz, Jeonine Core, Michael Corron. Hoseo Couch, Micki Counrs, Elizoberh Coyner, Keven Croin, Carrie Croin, Kelly Jo Cromins, Mchord Crowford, Jamie Crowford, Lerho Crump, Deonno Cubir, Andree Cundiff, Dorborc Cunningham, Condoce Cunningham, Don Curshow, Timorhy Doins, Suson Dolebour, Kenneth Davis, Dilly Dovis, John Davis, Jonathan Davis, Mory Davis, Piondoll 78 Rubldouxs LIFE Dovis, P,onold Davis, Thomos Dovis. Vickl De l3acQ, Demise De Fore, Donoir De Leon, Dovid Morl-i Dean, Kellie Derrrick, Terrence Delororre, Alfredo Deleon, Yverre .Deliojamo to Deloge. Chris Demello, Fronli Derhoog, Lawrence Devore, Timorhy Dhillon, Josl-(iran Dioz, Luzmorio Diaz, Naomi Dioz, Ricliord Dike, Rebecca X Dixon, Hubert Dodgen, Daniel Doles, Deonno Happiness Is-Deing Young and Innocent H knowing rhor I ' ve done my oppiness IS very besr. — Richard Alconfor . , . seeing oil rhe cure guys or school and being able ro rolk ro Eric Fillmore, Scott Golvin, and Chris Holt in my spore rime. —Debbie Hommersley . . . I Qving greor fomily ond lors of friends end mosr of oil, happiness is having a rerrific school. — Becky Dike . . . being besr friends. — Wendy Kligmon — LosQ Jorrogon . . . rhe foorboll reom going ro CIF, (would hove made me happier if rhey ran oil over Arlingron). — Ocfovio Agurie . . . being in rhe mounroins wirh my friends. — Wendy Comsfock . . . having friends you con rrusr and have parries wirh. — Mario Butler . . . seeing a good looking girl poss by me in rhe hallway and rhen meering her lorer. — Ricky Fullerton . . . olwoys having friends who ore rhere and who ore undersronding. — Leah Driskell . . . hoving someone special ro care for. — Rondi Hightower ... a good feeling rhor someone has deep down inside. — Randall Davis . . . being alive. — Richard Diaz| 1. Some freshmen walk through the quod during brunch. 2. Moggie MInIck turns to onswer o friend. Freshmen 79 Test Shows Strong And Weok Areas A. Wailoble for college orienred freshmen end sophomores was rhe Norionol Educational De- veiopmenr Tesr (NEDT). For each individual ro gain o clear evoluorion of his oprirude obiliry was rhe reoson for rhe resr. His major srrong poinrs and weoknesses in morhmorics, vocobulory end orher virol subjects were pointed out in the results. The finol out- come of the tesr wos discussed with each stu- dent and conclusions were drown up os ro whot should be stressed in his furrure studies. Pamphlets explaining the test itself and con- taining examples of test questions were ovoil- oble in the Coreer Center a month before rhe scheduled resting day. Ms. Williams wishes that more people would roke the test because, If they rake advantage of the results, it will aid them in improving rheir skills, porriculorly verbol skills. On February 18th opproximarely 50 students accepted the challenge that aided them in choosing classes. It helped students choose classes that would be of their besr interest throughout the remainder of rheir high-school years. | 1. Jeonine Corfez ond Sheila Sonchez pause during their ofternoon chof. 2. Andy Heize ' s tokes notes off the board during English. 3. Liso evaluates her work on the brink of sotisfoction. Dominguez, Eva DoukQS, Jored Drisl-sell, Leoh Drumol, t oymond Dvorak. VB orn Ecl- err, Tammi Eddingron, Eorlene Edmondson, [Kohr Edvi ' ords. Tomoro Elezolde, Triomos Elliott, Scorr Emerson, Patricio Escolonre, Terrie Espinoso, Rito Espinozo, Genevo Foirfield, Rodney Poke. K elly aO Rubidoux ' s LIFE Ideas Evolve From Liso ' s Artistic Mind I he Things I drew when I was younger ore ridiculous bur rhey ore fun ro lool-; or now, recoils Lisa Umscheid. Liso developed her drawing skills rapidly from rhe rime she could grasp a pencil in her hand. Eiemenrory school reochers were irrirored ol- rhough somewhor omused by rhe doodles Lisa Turned in along wirh every doss ossignmenr. Using lead, chorcool or ink, she builds her Techniques whenever rime allows a sketch ses- sion. Porrroirs ore fovored os her subjecr of inrer- esr. The countenance ond emotion portrayed evolve from her own mind os she feels models ore rather difficult to imitate, Lisa ' s relent wos manifested in the home- made Christmas cords of her own design rhor were received by several lucky people during the December holiday. I hope that I will be oble ro attend college and major in art, reveoled Liso. She would like ro further develop her talent ond use it in rhe field of odvertising. H Fornsworrli, Jonorhon Fornum, Poul Forran, Dawn Felix, Jesse Ferebee, Vicror Fields, Tommy Finney, Porricia Fisher, P,enQe Fleming, Crisri Flodine, Tommi Flores, Daniel Fluhrer, Rick Flury, Mark Fonroine, Jerry Foremen, Melissa Founroine, Porricia Gowler, Gory Francis, P.oger French, Kevin Fries, Sondro Frisby, P.ebecca Fullerron, Fredrick Gains, Denno Gallagher, Eric Gollegos, Larry Golvan, Volencio Gorcio, Jomes Gorcio, Morrin Garcia, Teresa Goriffo, Cynrhio Gorner, Jeffrey Freshmen 61 Gorza, Eddie Goscon, Fronts Genno, Joner Gibson, Sronley Gilmon, Shonnon Givens, (XP Glod. Aoron Gloser, Joe Glicli, Shoron Goergen, Sreyen Gonzoles, Domingo Gonzoles, Vivian Gonzalez. Agusrin Gonzolez, John Gonzolez, P.egino Gouyd, Shelley Grace, Roy Groeber, Daniel Gronilfo, Carolyn Graven, Judirh Green. Dyron Green, Oinron Green, Lono Yc Frusrrorion and Anger Expressed our onr form jusr sprung o leak, your cor hos mosrered rhe feor of chosing rhe rieighbor ' s dog up o rree. The dog, by no nneons, forgor ro devour your homework before his lirrle esca- pade wirh Morris. Don ' r ler rhese rhings ger you down, all you people in never-never lond, Rubidoux Fresh- men ger irrirared olso. I hore long bus roures, announced Blanco Cossillos. I hare ir when people ask me if I ' m o freshman, chimed in Morfy Colderon. Well, I hare being a freshmon, people coll us punks, mumbled Randall Davis, bur I suppose if rhe shoe don ' r fir don ' r wear ir. I can ' r srond somebody who ocrs fake ond rries ro be whor rhey know rhey ' re nor, urrered Susan O ' Keefe, I hare ir when people ask me whar I hare, answered Ron Reynolds blunrly. Ir ' s rrue, everyone who has heard a com- plainr con counrerocr wirh one of his own, bur how do people go obour venring rheir frusrro- rions? I rhrow rhings, rhings rhor break, suggest- ed De De Smith. Okay, how obour you Jockie Domor? I listen ro rhe radio, ir eases my mind. I yell or rhe person I ' m angry or, bur somerimes rhey yell bock, revealed Joyce Wilson. Kim Drown clues us in on her merhod, Doncing removes a rremendous omounr of rension. | 1. Rene Rodrequez and Honk Arroyo invest another dollar for lunch in the cafeteria. 2. Mario Dravo solemn- ly looks up fronn her workload os she tries to finish her yearbook deadline. 82 Rubidoux ' f LIFE Green, Trocy Gregory, Conn Griffirh, Carherine Guzmon, Morie Guzman, Somuel Hoorsoger, 5eon Hofropuios. Loro Hofropulos, Sophie Holes, Thomos Holl, Eddy Hall, Theresa Hommersley, Deborah Honey, Kelly Honlon, Glenn Hansen, Andreo Hansen, Korhleen Horm, William Harper, Dorry Harrigan, Lisa Horringron, Sreve Harr s Qrheriae Harris, Keirh Harris, Terri Horris, Theresa Harrison, Jaimie Harrison, Tino Harrmon, Seon Horrs, Verneil Harvey. Richard Hash, Kimberly Horhawoy. (Xoberr Howse, Leslie Heffernan, Lourie Heffley, Domon Heinze, Andy Henry, John Hernandez, Aliso Hernondez, Chrisrina Herndon. Oscar Heulerr, Glide Freshmen 80 Frosh Overcome The Wildest Phobias Apprehensive onriciporion perroining ro rhe firsr doy of school was a feeling shored by fresh- men oil over Rubidoux ' s campus. The opprehenslveness subsided somewhor OS rhey reolized rhor rhey were nor going ro be smorhered in rrosh cons one by one as a means of iniriorion. Alrhough a fev unforrunore under- classmen happened ro be in rhe wrong ploce or rhe wrong rime, more rhon 99% of rhem never hod rheir premonirions broughr ro life. The nighr more rhor kepr upcoming freshmen rossing and rurning or nighr rhroughour rhe summer were only burrerflies in rhe sromoch. Shelley Rusow reminisces, I heard o lor of Things obour being o freshman and I expecred ro be reosed a lor bur ir ' s nor like some people said Cathy Griffeth added, I was o lirrle bir nervous, bur nor roo much because I had my older sisrer ro hong around wirh and ro srick up forme. Robert Vego concluded, Ir ' sgoodro know rhor I finally mode ir ro high school even if rhe freshmen ore looked down on by upper- classmen. I 1. Shelley Rosow conveys o message to Jamie Harrison over the deofening roor of a pep rally. 2. Geneva Espinozo ond a friend open a locker during brunch. 3. Dill Jamor contemplates his next reptile purchase. Higerodo, n,osie Highrower, f andi Hill, Leslie Himes, Pl ilip Hobbicl-;, Mil e Hoch, Joon Holden, Donme Hoir, Pornc ' - I Hublpord, Sondro l uerro, Stephen ) Huff, Kevin Hull, Jeffrey Hurst, Jeff Hutcti, Kimberly Hutcti. fXicl ' iy Huth, Kimberly Impens. Kristin Ivy, Andreo Jocinttio, Corherine Jocl ' son, Orendo Jomor, Dill Jimenez, I ozone Johnson, Ctien Jotinson, Dolene S4 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Exciting Surprise In ChrisrnnQs Present vjold Skinks, AAounroin Horned Lizards, Tohi- rion Curly Tails and Daslilicks — rhey all sound so cure and cuddly don ' r rhey? Ir ' s all a morrer of personol opinion. Dill Jomor enjoys rhe compony of his Gold Skink which has found o home in rhe 20 gallon oquorium in Dill ' s room or home, Dy rhe woy, a Gold 5kink is a lizard rhar has oil rhe chorocreris- rics of snake wirh legs. Unforrunorely, Dill losr his Mounroin Horned Lizard and his Tehesion Curly Tail ro o fungus rhar developed in rhe rank. Chrisrmos of ' 81 broughr obour on exciring surprise when his porenrs presenred him wirh a Doslilick conrained in o 55 gallon show rank. We asked him if he would rake in snakes os pers in rhe furure. He replied humorously wirhour hesi- rorion rhar, Mom won ' r hove ir! H Jol nson, David Jones, 3aron Jones, imberly KolGpoco, Glorio Konesl , Poul Korrley Pvoberr Kosren Tracy Koufmon, Jomes Keirer, Jodi Keliey, Ken Keilum Jeff Key, Jeonell Kilgore Charles Kinley, Teresa Kinney, Ridiord Kinsey, Jerry Kligman, Wendy Knighr, Greg Koerner, Elvis Kramer, Kellie Kromer, Tommie Krarofil, Debbie Kruger, Srarr Kuhn, Elizoberh Kukol, Timorhy Locos, Fronk Logumina, Thomas Lonarhouo, Doro Lane, Talino Freshmen 85 Lansing, Robert Lorsen, P.oberr Loyron, April Lee, Korin Leonard, Scorr Liles, Michoel Linsowe, Eric Loder, Shawn Loonsfoor, Suson Loper, John Lopez, Eloise Lopez, Michelle Lopez, Roberrc Lopez, Roberr Lorr, Rhondc Lowe, Isobe Lucos, Dovio Lundvoll, Krisnon Lymon, Drerr Mogsrodr, Dono Moidonodo, Veronico Mononos, Lourdes Morples, Done Morquez, Arrhur Morquez, Potnck Morrinez, Carol Morrinez, Debbie Morrinez, Francisco Morrinez, Rafuigo Morrinez, Socorro Morrinez, Terry Masoner, Jessico Morhews, Down Morthews, Josioh McCorry, Carhy a6 Rubldouxs LIFE McLoughlin, Jeffrey McNeol, Doniel McCordle. Poige McCarthy, Jodi McCurry, Liso McP eo, John Meoney, James Medoris, Timorhy Median, Alberr Mendozo, Froilon MercQdo, Morrin Merho, Alona Merlino, Sracey Meringer, Lisa filler, Leslie Miller, Michael Millis, Kenny Minick. Maggie Mirondo, Ramon Mirchell, Tino Moffirr, Drenr Mohon, Koren Molina, fXomon Molina, Tony Mondrogon, Morio Montgomery, Jill Montoorh, Michael Montoyo. Leah Monroyo, Lorena Dreoking Awoy For Off Compus Lunches lAubidoux ' s off campus policy ranked high among rhe freshmen as ir was o fresh addirion ro rhe old curriculum rourines. The mosr popular means of exercising rhis new privilege was heading rowords Srop-n-Go ar rhe sounding of rhe lunch bell. The compurer gomes, Asreroids ond Defender, provided a desrinorion wirhin rhe srore. Srudenrs borrled ogoinsr rhe machine for o sorisfocrory score. They rhen rurned rhe conrrols over ro o friend, challenging him ro occumulore higher poinrs. Acriviry and exciremenr invaded rhe campus also. Alrhough ofrernoon lunch breaks consisred of only 35 minures, underclassmen moinroined a good flow of odrenoiin in berween mod doshes for rhe lunch lines and rushing off for a rendezvous wirh rhor speciol friend. Foorball and boskerboll gomes behind rhe rennis courrs orrrocred crowds of parriciponrs as well OS specrorors. There were also rhe foirhful library goers who devored rheir rime and minds ro books and rhe knowledge ro be gained rhrough rhem. Perhaps ir was rhe silenr medira- rive ormosphere rhor mognerized srudenrs. Ir was on excellenr place ro add lasr minure frills ro homework or ro review for o resr rhor hod been pur aside rhe nighr before. Eirher way, indoors or our, eoch individual formulared his own style of passing rhe rime. H 1, Stofont Smith ond Eddie Rivero try desperately to get down theit lunch before the bell tings. 2. Richard Alcontor kicks bock ond teloxes duting lunch breok. Ffeshmen 67 sprint Corr Racing Surely More Exciting | Ir ' s prerry crazy, bur q lor more chollenging and definirely more exciring rhon o lor of other sporrs — includhg mororcyde racing which I jsed ro do, srared Chris Folsom ro sum up his opinion of sprinr corr rocing. Chris and his forher devore a seemingly end- ess, alrhough enjoyable, amounr of rime ond efforr ro rerain rhe corrs precision running condi- non. An average of $100 is invesred in parrs each monrh while rhe engine demands rebuild- ing every fifth race. Dad, who raced sprint carrs in earlier years, receives credir and much grori- tude from Chris for hondling rhe finances. A member of Tri-C sprinr corr dub, Chris occu- mulored high poinrs in his doss during 1981. He races every weekend on rrocks in Dokersfield, Indian Dunes, Oxnard or Riverside. Placing 19rh out of 30 drivers in rhe Grand Norionols held in Oregon was on accomplishmenr mode ofrer Chris ' firsr few months of rodng his cart. Chris doims, I ' m calm our on the track, and ro lessen the tension before o race I concentrare on whor I ' ve got to do once the race begins — I drive rhe trod-; in my mind. H Moreno, Dorrhoiomew Morgon, Downo Morris, Kim Morrissey, Lydio Morrimore, Mory Morton, Pomelo Morton, Timothy Moyo, Rondoll Mudd, Dorothy Muise, Steven Munoz, Gloria Munson, Poulo Munson, Peggy Munllo, Guodolupe Murphy, Paul Nosh, Porrick Nouir, DrendQ Noult, Tino Novorro, Sondro Newhouser, Koren Nguyen, Thonh Nicoll. Drion Nile, Jon Nixon. Donnie Nixon, Joy Noguchi, Chris Nolond, Dorboro a6 Rubldouxs LIFE Freshmen View Fovohre Teachers 5, ' eniors remember rheir favorire reochers ofrer rhey groduore from high school. In rhe durorion of freshman ' s firsr year, he inrerccrs wirh new reochers end discovers rhe personcliries rhor he is mosr compatible wirh. Mr Lesh is rhe kind of guy rhor gers along wirh everyone and nobody dislikes him, an- nounced Lori Dellonte. From Tracy Clorkson, Mr. Duckhout receives rhe complimenr, He ' s differenr, maybe even unique. Thar is rhe besr way ro describe him. ' ' Noel Doquet cloims rhor Mr. DropizQ is also nor afraid ro be differenr. I ger along wirh him because he gers olong wirh everyone else. ' ' According ro Lorene Ruf ledge and Jessica Mosoner, coaches Rodovich and Slivko ore, Greor coaches, cool people. Every reacher is favored in one way or an- orher. Eoch has rhor special quality marking him her undersronding, unique or pleosonriy insane! Pleosonriy insone. Yes, rhor ' s Mr. Wright for yo, joked one daring anonymous srudenr. Mr. Vioforo is funny and he lers you rolk in doss if you hove your work done, revealed Dolene Johnson. Teachers earn respecr from rheir srudenrs by possessing cerroin quoliries. Who ' s your favor- ire? ■ 1. Chris Folsom gets ready fo rev up the engine and run ' em. 2. Some freshmen ploy boii in PE. 3. Donna Cer- vantes calls out to her favorite football star at a pep rally while Kristi Schumacher observes the events with a far-away look in her eyes. NovoQ, Lorry Oceguero, Manuel Odie, Colleen Ogoffney, IMchord Ogormon, P.enee OKeefe, Suson Oliver, Jerry Orrego, Lena Orrego, Piomon Orriz, Pioberr Ov ens, Morrin Oyer, Lorry Oyler, Sreven Page, Cheryl Poirish, Neol Parry. Lorrie Posrores, Angelo Porrerson, Rickey Paul, Thomas Poviclc, Chorles Pehl, Kimberly Freshmen 69 Peirce, Coberr Penny, Dillie Peralro, Mono Perez, Chorlorre Perez, Luis Philippi, Jamie Phillips, Timorhy Pierce, Normon Pierce, Tommy Pinksron, Ricky Pinner, Anrhony Pirosko, Kory Pircher, Corhy Ponri, Roberr Popejoy, Srephonie Prorr, Lucy Preciodo, Lourdes Preciodo, Roberr Prior, Sronley Purvis, Jomes Purvis, Nolon Pynn, Wolrer Quolls, Drerr Quick, Deidre Quick, Demetro Ouinronor, Louro Quinrero, Julio Rodillo, Nancy Roinoud. Coroline Rolsron, Melodie Romrez, Dovid Rongel, Norhoniel Ronsom, Tino Reel, Michelle Reed, Celesre Reed, Royce 90 Rubldouxs LIFE P egQbdo, Rochel Renrfro, Kwynn P.eyes, Kimberley (Xeyes, Srephen P-eynolds, Ronald Rice, Corhy Richrer, Dovid Riley, Tomor Rimesrod, Vicrorio Rinehorr, Robyn Rios, John Rirchey, Dennis Rivos, Mario Rivos. Richele Rivero, Edward Robbins, Tonyo Roberrs, Drian Roberrs, Kimilo Roberrs, Nancy Roberrs, Wilson i Robinson, Glenn Rodriguez, Ana Rodrequez, Fernando Mony Freshmen Feor The Firsr Doy Blues I Seflecr bock, for o momenr, on your firsr day or Rubidoux. You mighr remember c seemingly endless descenr down rhe sreps in rhe fronr of rhe school. You jusr knew, or firsr glance rhar some upperclossmon pronksrer was lurking in rhe bushes onriciporing o new orrivol — you! Every Seprember o new borch of freshmen experience rhe firsr day blues and every yeor rhar some group of srudenrs discovers o club ro join or o goal ro strive for rhor rronsforms rhe lonely compus ormosphere inro one chal- lenge righr afrer onorher. The facr rhor freshmen enrerroined rhem- selves wirh vorious sporrs, academics, fine orrs and rhe like is unquesrionoble. The exrenr of each individuals dedicarion toward his commirr- menr obviously depended upon rhe person, his lil-ies ond dislikes, and occosionolly his roleronce level. Newcomers gor involved ond Thoroughly enjoyed rhemselves in rhe process. | 1. AlisQ Hernandez and Angel Agullero appear as if their fhouglits ore miles away. 2. Listening intensely ot a Freshnnan doss council meeting, Jodi Keiter woits to contribute her Ideas. Freshmen 91 Freshmen Reveol Thoughrs of WHS Ireshmen, how do you view Rubidoux ' s LIFE ofrer having complered your firsr year of high school? Did your firsr impressions hold true? People were friendly from rhe beginning end ir gor berrer as rime wenr by, I appreciore rhor. — Jessica Mosoner Rubidoux has spirit and ir ' s obvious. The foorboll ream helped malse everyone proud of rhis school. — Charlotte Perez I found a challenge in different dubs. There are so many of rhem almost daring you ro chollenge youtself and participate. — Kim Reyes I ' ve met a lot of different people and I ' ve learned a lot so I ' m glad that I ' m at Rubidoux. — James Carr I like rhe people and the environment, but tordy truancy policy has got to go - Alano Merho We are bod, we ore live, we ore the doss of ' 851 — Octovio Agurrie | 1. Jamie Harrison and Shelley Rusow ham it up during lunch. 2. Amoteur ice slsoter Mario Rivas. 0. Kothy Allien obviously doesn ' t enjoy being worched. Rodriquez, Rene Rogers. Cynrlnio Rogers, Louis Rojos, Lenor Rojo. Ernest Rollond, Steven Ronquillo, Cormino Roper, Dorry Rosorio, Chrisrine Rounds, Stnoronda Ruiz, Andrew Runiyon, Micl elle Rusow, Sfieliey Rurledge, Donold Rudledge, Lorene Ryrych, Shelly Soenz, Porri Soge, Korhy Sage, Lorraine Solozor, Jackie Solozor, Manonne Samoniego, Olivia Soncliez, Jorge Sonrillon, Cruz Sorow, Teresa 92 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Mario Rivo ' s Dream; To Join Ice Copodes v hen I ' m our on rhe ice, I see my furure cheod of me, I love whor I do now and am anxious ro know whor I will be oble ro do in rhe years ro come, claimed omareur ice sharer, Maria Rivos. Mario rook up ice skoring s oon ofrer her 6rh birrhdoy. H3r porenrs suggesred rhe idea wirh rhe gifr of skores and beginner ' s lessons. She received rhe presenr joyously and has enrer- rained herself wirh rhe sporr yearly. Mario has become very familiar wirh rhe On- rorio Ice Skaring Cenrer where she procrices nearly everyday. Physicol firness is viral. Exercise rourines of sir-ups and jumping jacl-is accounr for rhe rime nor invesred or rhe rink. Working our wirh weighrs also adds sromino ro Mario ' s rolenr. Being a member of Arrowhead Siguer Si ;ar ing Club mokes her eligible ro compere in evenrs. She jusr isn ' r one for comperirion, she soys, bur hopes ro porricipore in rhe Ice Copodes someday. H Sorrerwhire, Sabnno Souers, Down Scorbrough, Bobby Schelrens, Johin Schexnoyder, Lori khiill, Kurr Scrimirz, Norolie Schumacher, Krisri Scollo, John Selleci-;, Horoid Serl, Alon Shomblin, Shonnon Shorlerre, Dominic Siller, Elizoberh Silvo, Brian Simms, Dave Simonds. Melinda Simpkins. Berh Ann Smirh, Chrisropher Smirh, Smirh, Smirh, Smirh, Smirh, Smith, Smirh, Deidre Gerald Janof Jeffery John Lauro P,icky Freshmen 93 Smirh, Srofonr Smirh, Sue Soro. Kelly Spies. Dole Srollworrh, Woyne Sreponik, Jim Stephens, Richord Srephens, Angelo Srephonson, Downerre Srevens, Dionnc Sreworr, P icharc Sripeck, Kathleen Sfo ckron , IXond Sione, Dnor Srone, Jor Sroops, Robert Srudley, Chen Srull, Richord Suorez, Dionc Sullivon, Tony Sundeen. Ciinr Swallow, Gory Sweesy, Dovid Sylvesrer, Kimmy j gg ggf j Tober, Poui Tolly, Karen Topio, Louie Tore, Ron Tore, Tommy Toy lor. Goyle Thomo. Joelene Thomole. Kevin Thomos. Michell Thom os. Rondolph Chomq s, She lli Thornron. Michoel Tiliery, Ronold Todd, Jeffery 94 Rubidouxs LIFE Tgnrini, PniilQ — • Torres, Arlene Torrez, Morgorer Trigg. Carrie Tumbleson, Alex Tyler, Perer UlufonuQ, Perry Umscheid, Lisa Uribe, Jose Urquhorr, Louro Volodez, Corol Voldez, Dovid Voldez, Gilberr Volencio, Arruro Volenzuelo, Pablo Volk, Kevin Voiles, Oscar Von Camp, Karen Von De Hey, Korie Von Loor, Vincenr Von Porron, Sheilcjl Vonden Einde, Deborah Vargas, Teresa Vosquez, Chrisrino Vosquez, Jose Vaughn, Wayne Vega, Porrido Vego, Roberr Vego, Salvador Freshmen Rejoice in Success Over Seniors I he flower making porries were o disosrer, recoiled Pot Holt. Ir seemed like we would never finish. Lore inro rhe nighr dedicored freshmen hands struggled ro ger rhe losr of rhe ornomenrol po- per flowers folded, fluffed ond poinred. Drained of enrhusiosm and doing rheir besr ro word off sleep, rhey sruck ir our unril rhe finol rouches hod been added ro rhe floor. Misforrune srruck rhe finished projecr rhe nexr day. (Windy day for o parade wasn ' r ir?) A porrion of rhe floor enrirled Corch rhe Falcon Spirir was speared by rhe wind, bur monoged ro survive rhe judging. The flower mokers real ized rhor rheir efforrs hod nor been complereiy furile OS rheir floor was presenred wirh 2nd place in rhe class comperirion coregory. I ' m happy rhor we won 2nd ploce. Firsr place would hove been nice bur 2nd is greor, srared on oprimisric Krisfi Schumacher. The freshmen as o whole were good sporrs obour homecoming week. Numerous porrici- ponrs in rhe ofrernoon acriviries excelled in rug- of-wor berries. Their firsr opponenrs, sopho- mores, grirred rheir reerh and rugged bur were def eared. For rhe championship, freshmen were up ogoinsr seniors who seemed prerry sure of rhemselves. Ar rhe momenr of vicrory for rhe class of ' 85, several osronished seniors rumbled ro rhe ground while oil freshmen on rhe premises rejoiced in rriumph. | 1 Morie Guzman and Eric Gollogher eot some of the many foods offered of the snack bor. 2. Tom Boyes joins in with the rest of the freshmen to win the lop sitting contest. Freshmen 95 Freshmen Anxious To Become Seniors L.nrering high school is exciting, bur rhe four yeors oheod con seenn lil-;e on ererniry bosed on freshman ' s firsr perspecrive. The mojoriry of rhem don ' r seem ro realize how fosr rheir high school years will go by. They ore onxious for rinne ro pass ond some jusr don ' r realize rhar rhe rime ro srorr planning is NOW, concluded guidance counselor, Mr. Arferberry. Upon being quesrioned as ro rhe general or- mosphere a freshman deals wirh, Ms. DIeck replied, In Junior High rhey were rhe leaders. Now rhey ore underclossmen srorring all over ond onriciporing rheir senior year, Mosr of rhe freshmen I hove in doss hove a good orrirude obour learning, I porricularly en- joy rheir enrhusiosm and sponroneiry, re- veoled Ms. Furlong | 1. Freshmen Intermingle with upperciossmen during PE. 2. Tom Aguilor proclolms his pride and spirit for Rubidoux. 3. Steve Carter, writer of poetry, floshes the mysterious stronger look. Ventiom, Holly Vindoles, Cormen VillonuevQ. ignocio Voss, Gory Wolker, Sonyo Walker, Wondo Wolloce, Ginny WoilQce, Renee Wolsh, Todd Wonso, Keliie Veover, Shone Wederrz, P,ondQll Wedge, Thereshio Weirzeil, Michelle Wesr, riiebecco Wesr, lino Werrsrone, Elizoberh Wheeler, Jovcn Whinery, David Whirocre, Aaron White, Dobbie White, Chris Whirworrh. John Wid er, Kelly Wiederspon, Melissa Wilborn, Deono Wilcox, Jimmy Williams, Jesse Willioms, Kelly 96 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Poetry the Way Ir Should be — Deoutiful T o porrroy a chorocrerisric of rhe eorrh in each of his wrirings is whor Steve Carter srrives for. He menrioned rhor when a need for inspirorion arises, Thor ' s where my imaginorion chimes in. Ijusr imagine a place I ' d like ro be mosr, travel rhere menrolly, rhen wrire abour rhe way I rhink ir should be . . . rhe way ir would be beauriful. Sreve begon crearing poerry while attending rhe 6th grade. He pondered over rhe poetry his sister was assigned to wrire for dosses in high school and mode his firsr attempt to disclose inner feelings in rhe some manner. That was a few years bock, but Steve ' s devotion has not been suppressed. He now writes often and thoughts continue traveling to the poper in a style all his own. H Villioms, Loshella Wiilioms, Timorl y Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Laurie Wilson, Porricia Wilson, B.oberr Wise, MorciQ Wolfe, Tomoro Worley, Stiowno Worrhingron, Tine Wroy, Liso Wrighr, Alison Wrighr, John Wynn, Chorlene Yndo, De Anno Yndo, Le Anno Ynos, Money Zombrono, Jesse Zovolo, Porry Zimmermon, Joni! Freshmen 97 Sophomores Work To Be Number One T I his meering is now colled ro order! Me- lonie Konouse announced or rhe beginning of one of rhe many class council nneerings over which she presided. Meering weekly during rhe school year, rhe sophonnore doss council worked hard wirh dererminorion ro moke rheir doss rhe besr ever. Screoming rheir hordesr, jumping up and down, and blowing loud horns payed off. Ar one poinr during rhe year rhe class of ' 84 wolked Qwoy wirh rhe highesr poinrs in rhe class cheering comperirion. This was jusr one of many ocriviries in which rhe sophomores were involved. I enjoy rhe pep rallies, rhey cheer my day up, srored Tonya Davis. Ar rhe homecoming gome rhey displayed rheir floor, derermined ro win. Alrhough rhey cheered loudly as rheir floor was onnounced, rhey did nor occomplish rheir goal. The floor was a coffin mode of brown and whire flowers. In rhe furure, sophomore class presidenr. Me- lonie Konouse would, ... like ro see rhe doss of ' 84 rake rhe spirir srick, because I know our doss is 1. ■ 1. Melanle Konouse discusses the yeots activities. 2. Gino Omieczynski gives Myong Felty o sour look os slie tokes a bite of her cookie. 3. Dione Mclntire. Susan Kowolik, and Gino Rousseou walk to class together. 4. Sophomore Class Council. Back row: Lisa Cooke, Chrys- tol Johnson, Wendy Northwoy. Front row: Lindo Pig- noto, Alicio Janu, Teresa Partida, and Melanie Kon- ouse. Not shown: Tommy Thompson, Rosolee Clompitt and Sam Dernol. 5. Sophomores cheer during o pep rally. 6. Linda Pignato and Lisa Cooke ovoid the crowd by sitting on the rolls. 7. Sophomore relax during lunch hour. 98 Rubldouxs LIFE President Aims for Class Togerherr ess Ir is hard ro be presidenr, bur I ' m glod I hove rhe office. Jusr in rhe firsr few weeKs of rhe school year I found our you always hove ro be on your roes and be organized. The Sophomore doss would be exceprionoliy good if we were more concerned obour our class and work rogerher ro srrive ro be 1 H — Melanie Konouse Sophomore 99 Aburineh, Mohomod Aeon, Dovid Adome, Richord Ademo, Chris Aguibr, John Aguilero, Jeannie Aguirre, Emiliono Aguirre, Sorero Albers, Pomelo Alcoroz, Socorro Aldomo, Herman Allen, Donnie Alspough, Orion Alvarez, Hanno Anchero, Veronico Anderson, Sandra AnilosKi, Glorio Fomilior Faces or Registration U ncerroin? Confused? Scored? Durrerflies filled rhe sromochs of mosr sophomores on rhe day of rheir firsr wolk oround regisrrorion. Many en- tered rhe gym unsure and nor knowing whor ro expecr. I wos scored ro deorh! I didn ' r I ' now whor ro do, recoiled Deth Diehl. Sophomores hod on odvonroge rhis yeor in rhor rhey could pick their own reochers and dosses. Coordinorors were around helping whenever assistance was needed. I enjoyed being able ro take on responsibiliries and select my own classes, besides rhe required, noted Judy Dollonder. Voliza Serebee odded, It was lot more complicored lost year when we rolked to the counselors. Even rhough the weother was hot and sticky many rejoiced in seeing the familiar faces of reochers ond friends. Their biggest problem was finding classes with openings. (The sophomores registered losr.) It was the feeling of most that without friends, school wouldn ' t be any fun ot all. During the first week of school, everybody was nervous, some more than others. After getting through registration ond rhe first week, school seemed ro be a breeze. Mel Konouse nored, Afrer rhe first week of school you could see the tension lifting from rhe students. | 1. Kim Dodd, Sfocy Forney, and Erico Coulter fry to get one of the many dosses during registrotion. 2. Chuck De Grood registers for Drivers Education. 3. Mr. Stem gives directions to a lost student. 100 Rub doux ' $ LIFE .Ai Ansevia, Debro Apodoca, Rudy Arios, Georgino Arney, Scorr Ash, Fredricl-i Arl-(inson, Scorr Augusro, Trocy Avery, April Ayon, Alexondro Ayon, John Dochor, Susan Dock, Sreven Docon, Corolyn Doiel, Holly Doiley, Srephonie Doker, Donold DoKer, Douglas Doker, Gerold Dorefleld, Edward Dornerr, Gienne Dorrerr, Cindy Dorrerr, Somonrha Dorron, Cardell Dorron, Mark Dorrlebough, Chnsrine Deord, Doreen Deauchamp, Donna Dell, Ronald Denjomin, Scorr Dessire, Mork Desoncur, Roy Dillups, Harvey Dillyeu, Jeff Dilyeu, Lou Ann Dlock, Lorry DIonco, Theodore Dloney, Lindo DIeisrein, Michelle DIevins, Louro Dlyrhe, Derek Dogens, Drerr Sophomores 101 Judy Dolonder Aims For Musical Grants If one word could be used ro describe Judy Dolonder, if would be music! Music is the besr woy I Know how ro express my feelings. I con releose o lor of my frusrro- rions, revealed Judy. Singing runs in rhe family. Dorh parents, a sisrer, ond rwo brorhers sing. On ony Sundoy you con find Judy and her family singing in rhe church choir. My family encourages me! said on enrhusiosric Judy. Judy began her singing career in rhe sixrh grade. She sings AIro in rhe choir and plays rhe piano. In rhe furure, Judy hopes ro follow in her sisrer ' s, Drendo Bolonder ' s, foorsreps; Drendo groduored from Rubidoux in 1977 wirh o music scholarship. Judy has a wonderful sensiriviry rhor adds o lor ro our rehearsals. Her quier, genrle approach ro rhe music camouflages her greor obiliry, srared Ms. Donno Tozer. H Doggs, Undo Dois, Sreve Dolonder, Judy Borders, Tyjuono Doren, Mid Qel Dowmon, Kevin Droke, Kevin Droley. Liso Drondner, Hildie Drovo, Robert Drenner, Korhleen Drisl Q, Penny Drool ' is, Cory Drooks, Undo Drown, Dorrell Drown, Deon Drown, Scorr Drown, Wolrer Druce. Phillip Duckies, George Dunker, Kelly Durion, Jeffrey Durnetf, Alex Durrows, Tom Duser, Horry Dusseor, William Durrs, Trocy 102 Kubidoux ' s LIFE Money Needed To Fund Drivers Training leor and onriciporion overwheimed many sophomores when rhey found our ir was rheir rurn ro begin driving. Drivers ' Educorion v os o required doss, bur sophomores were eoger ro pass rhe course so rhey rhey could ger behind rhe wheel of o cor. Ir ' s on easy doss, bur ir will be berrer when we srorr driving, commenred Chuck Kuhn. In order ro receive drivers ' rroin- ing, srudenrs were simply required ro pass rhe doss. Those who moinroined on A-D overage were reworded by being permirred ro drive firsr. Srudenrs who ger lower grades usuolly found rhemselves or rhe end of rhe lisr ond hod ro woir unril summer ro begin drivers ' rroining. Ar one rime during rhe summer, rhe school board was deliberor ing on wherher or nor ro renew rhe program cioiming rhor rhere wosn ' r enough money in rhe budger ro conrinue be- . hind rhe wheel rroining. Dur forrunarely, for more rhon 600 sophomores, rhey decided ro conrinue rhe rroining. I ' m really glod rhey kepr rhe progrom, Ir ' s o bigger help rhon mosr peo- ple reolize, explained Mary Roper. Mark Bar- ron feels rhe drivers ' ed class is . . . o good experience, ond ir reaches responsibiliry. H 1 Judy Dolonder gives a gleeming smile to the corn- ero. 2. Studying hard in Drivers ' Ed. wos very impor- tant to many students. 3. Steve De La Vara shares his notes with o friend. Coin, April Collohon, fXurh Collison, Julie CqIzIq, Angela Comeron, Scorr Comp, Korhleen Cannarelio, Tommy Corden, Theresa Corrosco, Ines Correro, Phillip Cossen, Lori Cossle, Dione Cassle, LeeAnn Cosrillo, Morgariro Cosrro, Yolonda CejQ. Ignocio Chain, R,oger Chopo, John Choretre, Lourie Chovorrio, Gabriel Chovez, Gobriel Chovez, Michael Chavez, Vicrorio Cherry, Seon Chrisroffels, Julie Clompirr, Rosolee Sophomores 103 Oork, Cheryl Ooyron, John Cochron, Michoel pffev. Tom Collins, Kimberly 0 ' Collins, Shoree Conrreros, P,iro Cook, Debro Cook, Lisa Cooley, Frank Coombs, Kelli Cordoro, Anne Morie Cordobo, Joseph Cordovo, Norolie Correo, Judy Cosrelio, Lori Correr, Jocquelyn Couch, Michoel Couirer, Erico Cox, Charles Craig, Thomoscino Crone, Randy Crowford, Rhondo ' ? k r fl Sp T JL reoson, Sreven Crump, Jess Cserno, Ted -t Culwell, Dovid Cummings, Cossondro Cunninghom, Parry Curry, Ronald Curris, Tommy Cyr, Liso Dogne, Denise Doniels, Gus Doniels, Louro Dovis, Cherie Davis, Ernest I04 Rubldoux ' s LIFE 20 J3 jC Dqvis, Eugene Davis, Joseph Dovis. Sreven Davis, Tonyo De Grood, Charles De Lo Varo, Sreven De Mello, Darlene De Rose, Jonine Delgado, Melissa Delia, Chrisrine Den Hoed, Roberr Devore, Gary Diaz, Aracely Dioz, Luis Diehl, Elizoberh Dike, Dovidjt Dingmon, Porricio Dodd, Kim Dougherry, Rhonda Douglas, Shawni Dovi ell, Mary Dozier, Danny Dreikorn, Lisa 84 Glows Virh Class Dedicorion and Pride Ocreoming, yelling, and cheering rheir doss on, rhe Sophonnores proved ro be stiff comperirion for rhe orher classes, Porriciporion in rhe home- coming Qcriviries, rhe Sophomores showed rhor rhey were o doss filled wirh spirir! During rhe weel-s of homecoming Sopho- mores were involved in lunch rime ocrivines such OS rhe egg ross, pyramid building, ice melr- ing conresr, and rhe rricycle race. Ir wos radical because of oil rhe spirir and exciremenr in rhe oir, said Andy Lombright. Friday, rhe doy of rhe Homecoming Game, rhe Sophomores showed rheir spirir by dressing up OS nerds. They were well prepared for rhe pep roily scheduled ofrer lunch. The comperirion was sriff, bur rhe Sophomores l-iepr rheir spirir high. The Sophomores did manoge ro win or another pep rally rwo weeks larer. They won borh rhe mole cheerleoding and rhe yelling comperirions. Mel Konouse, Sophomore Class president, feels, rhor we will always be heord as long as we continue to reoch for new heighrs. H 1 Sophomores winning the lopsining contest during lunch time octivities. 2. Freshmen cheerleoders sit in front of the Sophomores, while rhey look on at the Homecoming pep roily. Sophomores 105 Ghostly Cosker Takes 3rd Place Is Rubidoux burying rheir image? Thar ' s whar rhe sophomores seemed ro hove in mind when planning rheir homecoming floor. The floor de- picring o cosker wos mode of brown ond whire flowers. Hard work sleepless nighrs, and o lirrle creoriviry helped rhe sophomores meer rhe now deadline. Ir was o losr minure rhing, bur we pulled ir off, srored Chuck Kuhn. Ir was fun! Everyone who come ro rhe flower making porries pirched in ond helped. We gor a lor accomplished. Spirir is one of rhe mosr imporronr ingredienrs for homecoming week. Spirir ond ream work is very imporronr ond rhey run hand in hand, nored Teresa Portida. Sophomores found rhor wirhour reomwork, making o floor wos very difficulr. Toni Gill reolized, Everyrhing would be unorgonized. Making o floor requires rime ond porience. Melonie Konouse, Sopho- more Class Presidenr, summed ir up, saying. We hod plenry of flowers, bur mosr of oil, we hod a lor of spirir! Alrhough rhe floor didn ' r rake firsr place, rhe sophomores who worked on rhe projecr were proud. Mosr were happy obour gerring ro work wirh and know more people in rheir doss. | 1 Alicia Jonu, Mel Kanouse ond Linda Pignato ride on their class float. 2. Mel Konouse tries to stay awoke offer a flower making porty. 3. Trisho Ramirez wotch- es the comeromon. 4. Sophomores class float waiting for the parade to begin. Drisl-sell. Doug Duckerr, Thoddeus Duffy. Seon Dunn, Lorry Durst, Michelle Edwards, Chorlene Edwords, Seon EWund. Monico Ellison, Allen Emerson, Dennis England, John Ennis, Sheri Foler, Cynrhio Forney, Srocy Felry, Myong Ferebee. Voliso Fierro, Roymond Fisher, Corri 106 ftubidoux ' s LIFE ■ E K I IJ H . ' N- J H F 1 k H ■ HP I - ' t H 1 Trisho Romirez Runs Over School Records I Sunning seems ro be popular lorely. Trisho Rq m i rez, Q cross counrry runner seems ro pro ve ir by running everyday for on hour. She placed or Moreno Valley and also ran 1 or Norco serring a record rime. CIF approached and 80 girls gorhered from Bishop, Amoor, and Poly or Mounr Sac ro compere. Trisho walked owoy sronding 7rh overall, I enjoy running very much. If I hove o problem, running mokes me forger, sold on enrhusiosric Trisho. She ' s done great! ' exclaimed her cooch. Dove Hite. Running isn ' t the only thing Trisho enjoys. She also monoges ro water ski, go ro rhe movies, or finds rime to sit at home and relax. Some of Trisho ' s future plans include college and hopeful- ly, becoming a lawyer. Competirion and run- ning is Q port of Trisho ' s life and winning comes naturally for her, It ' s exciting reaching rhe finish line knowing thor you ore raking 1sr place for your school. H Fleming, Misrii Flores, Monuel Flores, Riiro Fogarry, Moner Ford, Srieri Frol ' ies. John Fronco, Cynrhio Frozier. Roberr Fridoy. Kimberly Frisbee, John Fromm, Todd Fuenres, Arthur Fundol, Pocifico Goerrner. Michele Gorcio, Debby Gorcio, Liliion Gord, Jennifer Gorner, Troy Geldreich, Torinio Gionnorri, Paulo Gilberr, Kelly Gill, Toni Gilmon, Teresa Sophomores 107 Gingerella, Fronli Glicl , David Gomez, Sreven Gonzalez, Donifocio Gonzalez, Elizaberh Gonzalez, John Grace, Mark Graf, Eric Grohom, Eorl Gronillo, Liso Groven, Bonnie Green, Eddie Green, Lo Don Green, Percy Greenblorr, Jerry Grensovich, Timorhy Grissom, Ellen Gross, Marsie Grumet, Kennerh Grumet, Roberr Guerin, Michoel Gerrero, Timmy Hoos, Jill Sophomores Must Pass Store Exom Mc ony sophomores mooned, why me? Oth- ers hod o greor deol of fear. Why? Ir was rime for rhem ro opply oil of rheir skills ond knowl- edge ro rhe required srore proficiency resr. Srorisrics, in rhe TIME magazine, showed rhor almost 50% of oil sophomores passed oil of rhe proficiency resr required wirh 60% of rhe sru- denrs passing all of rhe difficuir reading porrions. Mr. Monaco said, Ir ' s something Calif ornio should have done a long rime ago. Ir ' s good to hove. I ' d like to see all California srudents taking the some State Proficiency Test instead of differ- enr disrricrs toking different tests. If o sophomore foils any port of the proficien- cy rest he must take o special doss to help him pass the following year. The rest is given over for onorher attempt. If by the time they ore a senior rhey hove nor passed they will not gra- duate from high school. Most sophomores soon become oware of rhe imporronce of passing rhese rests. | 1. Valerie Conley studies for the Proficiency Test. 2. A class full of Sophomoies study for the upcoming State Exams. 10a Kubldoux ' s LIFE Hoiney, Robert Holes, Chris Holes, Doug Homilron, Drodley Homilron, Jim Homilron, Joel Homilron, Rhondo Hommersley, l oberr Honson, Wchord Hordcosrie, John Horlow, Donny Horper, Julie Horris, RondollK Horrs, Kim Hoscoll, Fronk Hoy, Shori Heck, Lindie Heidi, Roberr Hempel, Jodi Henry, Monica Hensley, Thomos Hernondez, Deo Sonyo Heusner, Sreven Hidolgo, Rebecco High, Mork Hill, C Roy Hill, Tommy Hilperr, Crysrol Hodgemon, Chrisropher Holley, PorriciQ Holmes, Chris Horron, Alberr House, Suson Huey, Regino Hughes, Annerre lllescos, Moydo Ingrom, Dryon Inskeep, Tereso Iriborren, Kimberly Sophomores 109 ' 84 Class Pvings Finally Arrive vJlirrering gold and silver flashed around cam- pus on rhe hands of many 10rh graders. Sopho- mores hod finally received rheir cioss rings. A class ring symbolizes four years of high school and pride ond spirir for rhe doss of ' 84. Ir ' s something rhar can be treasured and kepr for- ever, commented Toni Gill. Rings come in various colors depending on the individual ' s birthstone or preference. The prices ranged from $90 to more than $200. They ' re very expensive but I reolly wont mine, therefore, I don ' t mind paying the price, reasoned Rodney Still. The class ring representative came to offer the sought after jewelry to sophomores and other upper classmen who had not received their rings yet. Students who missed the repre- sentotive hod to wait until he returned later in rhe year. They could also purchase a ring at a local jewelry srore if they chose. I ' m really excited about getting my doss ring, I ' ve woired for long rime, sold on eager Andy Lorn- bright. Many students gave class rings to their rrue love ro show that they were going steady. The guys could be seen wearing a small class ring on their little finger. The girls wore rings on a chain. B 1. Troci Inskeep tries to decide which ring she will order. 2. A page in q brochure shows some of the special feotures offered. 3. Girls doss rings on display. 4. Liz Speikermon shows off one of her prize winning guinea pigs. Jockson, Sondy Jocques, Eileen Jomes, Regino Janu, Alicio Josso, Aysa Jenl ins, Robin Jewell, Jennifer Johnson, Crysrol Johnson. Kellie Johnson, Lo Vonne Johnson, Pomelo Johnson, Trocee Jones, Russell JurKo, Jomes Konouse, Melonie Konrner, Oorry Korwocky, Cheryl Korz, Debbie 1lO Rubidoux ' s LIFE LiQ Wins Honors For Guinea Pig Collecrion I o some, raising guineo pigs may seem kind of unusual, bur Liz Spiekermon doesn ' t rhink so. She gor her firsr guinea pig when she was in i- indergorren. She evenrually began ro show rhe furry animals. She srarred compering in 1976. I love showing my pigs, I feel . . . Proud!, revealed Liz. When a guineo pig is displayed, ir ' sjudged on conformorion, rype, and color. Dreed is on im- porranr porr of rhe guinea pig comperirion. When Liz breeds her pigs she checks for uni- formiry, good chorocrerisrics and color. Her ef- forts won her Top Breeder in rhe United Stotes for the yeor 1980-81. My guinea pigs keep me busy! They ore a port of my doily routine, stoted Liz. My mom is extremely supporrive. At one time I wonted to quit because I was getting bored, but my mom persuaded me to stay with it. H Kelly, Cedric Kennedy, Bonnie Kenny, David Kiernon, William Kimmer, David Kligman, Liso Knight, Ryan Kolb, Tommy Kovocs, Dovid Kowalik, Suson Kuhn, Chorles Lo Londe, Mary Lombrighr, Andy Lancaster, Chrisrine Loncasrer, Kimberlyn Lone, Curtis Longsron, Geoffrey Lonier, Timoriiy Loro, Pilor Lov son, Drenda Leol, Solly Ledford, Jill Lee, Kevin Leedhom, Lourie Lenr, Paul Sophomores 111 Levers, Shelley Lewis, Dorboro Lewis, Daniel Lewis, Gilbert Liddell, David Lillo, Michelle Logback, Jerry Long, Dean Lopez, Janina Lopez, Sandra Lopez, Victor Lorenz, Monica Lowe, Belinda Lowery, Jommy Lucero, Liso Luvion. Irene Lymen, Kim Mobus, Scort Mohon, Robert Mom, Dovid Molone, Mcky Moncinas, Margorito Mongiopeio, Poul Monuel, Nolon Morez, Coul Morlott, Corhleeno Morquez, Jerry S ' A fS 112 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Morrin, Keirh Morrin, Srephonie Marnnez, Johnny Mornnez, Mory Marnnez, Paul Morrmez, Ramon Marnnez, P obin Morzolf, Sheri Meson, Cliff Morringly, Debbie McClure, Charles McCorKendole. Coreen McCoy, Wendy McCrary, David McDode, Derek McDonough, Jim McGowon, Todd Mclnrfe, Diane McKoy, Richord McKinney, Kim McKinney, Tino McKinney, Tonyo McLoin, Dill McMoins, Shay Alan McMic lOel, Shelly Medaris, Daneen Raising Money rokes Tinne and Hard Wori W hen rhe doss of ' 84 was nor busy with school Qcriviries, chorring wirh friends, or show- ing off rheir spirir rhey were busy wirh fund- raisers. Alrhough only renrh groders, rhe long range planning for rheir Junior Senior Pronn was evidenr by rhe number of nnoney-roising pro jeers in which sophomores were involved. They dedicared much rime and efforr ro roising rhis money. I wish more sophomores would have given rhe fund-raising projecr rheir 100% efforr, rhen we would be doing greor, srored Linda Pig- nofo, Secrerary for rhe Sophomore Class. Chrisrmos belie and b eau, condy soles, and cor washes were jusr some of rhe mony fund- raisers. The mosr popular fund-roisers were can- dy soles. The sophomores hod five condy soles during rhe school yeor, raising opproximorely 50% of rhe sophomore doss money The condy sold was selecred in on ordinance wirh school board policy adopred in 1980. Thar policy limired srudenrs ro selling only candy rhor was nurririous. A condy bar was considered nurririous if ir conroined nurs, roisins, coconur, ond orher fruirs. | 1 Leslie Hawse buys nutritious candy from Miclielle DIeistein. 2. A sophomore tries to decide what kind of nutritious candy he will buy from Sherrie Qualm. 3. Two bogs of nutritious candy waiting to be sold by the Sophomore Class. Sophomores 113 Award Winner Breaks Record S wear drenched rhe clorhes of Sophomore Lindie Heck as she crossed rhe finish line breoi ing rhe Polnn Springs school cross counrry record wirh a rime of 19 minures and 29 seconds. Lindie has been serious in her running for rhe posr rwo years. During rhe cross counrry season she ron approximorely rhirry miles each week. Weekly long disronce runs of six ro eighr miles developed her enduronce obiliry. Lindie ' s running has brought her many awards. Losr yeor in cross counrry she was awarded mosr spirited and in track she re- ceived most inspirational. When asked how she feir abour the cross country team going to CIF Lindie replied, Ev- eryone worked hard ro moke this o winning season. I feel that Cooch Hire tried his best to promore us rowords our gools. | Medlin, Derricl-s Mego, Joonne Melgozo, Jose Melron, Wilberr MendozQ, Noncy Miller, James Miller, Paul Millis, Debro Miner, Wendy Miromonres, Andrec M irchell, Heorher Mirchell, Williom Moller, Dovid Mondragon, Suson Monreverde, Tracey Moore, Chorlene Sophomores Shoring Memories of Friends As sophomores looked bock on rheir rwo years or Rubidoux, ro some ir was orily o shorr fun-filled rime, ro orhers rhe rime hod passed slowly. Regisrrorion day was filled wirh wairing in line, giving srudenrs o chonce ro discuss memo- ries of of rhe surrimer monrhs, Rerurning ro school ofrer Chrisrmos vocorion. conversorion wos filled wirh rolk obour presenrs, parries, and dares. Spring vocorion broughr obour rrips ro rhe beach, mounroins, ond recreorion oreos, offer- ing more fun-filled rimes ro be remembered as June approached. Memories were shared by srudenrs as rhey charred wirh rheir friends before school, during brunch, and lunch. Srudenrs could be seen exchanging picrures, summer addresses, and phone numbers wirh rheir friends. The memories from Rubidoux High School will live on in my mind, said Teddy Blanco. As rhe school year come ro a close some srudenrs grew sod. Three monrhs our of school and being away from friends, wos hord for many ro occepr. Orhers rejoiced; rhey were finally going inro rhe 11rh grade. My high school years hove been greor. I olmosr wish rhey wouldn ' r end, recoiled Liso Cook. Bj 1. Cross Country runner Lrndie Heck. 2. Frank Coole and friends goof around during brunch. 3. Five cheer- leoders cheer fhe football team on to victory. 4. Liso Cooke and Diane Mclntire visit outside the guidance office. Moore, Troy Morales, Louro Morehouse, Sreven Morris, Cileries Mortenson, Drendo Moslier, Gory Mugico, Diono Monoz, Louie Munoz, r oberr Murphy, Donny Murrey, Ellen Neri, Eric Neumon, Sherri Newsome, Karen Newron, Jeffrey Nichols, Terri Nichols, Tonya Nickeil, Mark Nicoll, Deborho Niederr, Roxonn Nieves, Timothy Nilson, Eric Norrhwoy, Wendy Sophomores 115 Null, Michoel O ' Brien, John Oceguero, Lucille Oesrerblod. Anthony Qive, Dole Omieczynsl- i, Gino Orrego, Jesus Orriz, Jomes Orriz, Roquel Osrronder, Pomelo Othon, Michoel Orroson, Drenr Porte, Dorrell Porrldo, Tereso Poyne, Liso Pearson, Jeffery Peno, Roymond Peno. Rosolindo Perolro, Guillermo Perez, Doniel Perkins, Drion Perkins, Julie Perers, Cheryl w. Sophomores Set High Srondords herher ir ' s Thinking, resring, or enjoying rhe doy; sophomores showed rhey were able ro urilize eoch day or Rubidoux in o very special way. Some srudenrs spenr rhe day working Towards rheir individual goals, or jusr relaxing. While others spenr rhe doy enjoying rhe advan- tages of whor mokes life worth living. Dreams filled rhe heads of many sophomores with goals for rhe future. Many dreamed of becoming lawyers, doctors, nurses, or orher professions, while orhers jusr dreamed. At times I just sit around daydreaming obour my goals, and wondering what rhe future holds for me, expressed Morsie Gross. With rhe exchanging of ideas and knowl- edge, many learned outside of the classroom, OS well OS in doss. Students found eoch day filled with excitement and interesring activities, reoliz- ing that the presenr only comes once, and ev- erything that happens con never be repeated. Kim Real remarked, Ir ' s like a magic moment. After oil the magic is over, all that is lefr ore the memories. H 1. Judy Dolonder and Morsie Gross chot during lunch In front of the D building. 2. Cory Smith seems to be CQught by the camera. 3. Kelly Bunker gives a friendly smile and a hello. 116 Rubldouxj LIFE Perers. Danny Perry, Douglas Phores, Pionold Phillips, Morrhew Phipps, Krisrin Pignaro, Lindo Pitcher, Dobbi Ploron, Elizoberh Ploesch, Keirh Ponri, Michael Porrer, Todd Porrer, Terry Preciodo, Solvodor Privirr, Michoel Prock. Dovid Proulx, Douglas Pugh, Anrhonyrf Purcell, P oberr Q M, Pusarere, Jo ' el Qualm. Shorrie Qualm, Sheilah Quinrono, Krisrine Quinrono, Michoel PiOinoud, Mork Ramboz. Genny Romirez, Trisho P-owls, Chrisrino IXeol, Kimberly Recker, Renee Reed, Chen Reeves, Carolyn Reyes, Drendo Sophomores 117 Jim Lowery Picked For Vorsiry Football I Qlenr, hard work and dererminorion won Jim Lowery o place on Rubidoux ' s Vorsiry Foorboll reom. Jim was really surprised when he found our he mode rhe reom. Jim began ploy- ing foorboll when he was ren years old. He ployed in rhe Riverside Junior TacWe league for rwo years. Lasr year he was on Rubidoux ' s freshman ream. Jim procrices wirh his reammores for rwo hours everyday ofrer school. Ir ' s very impor- ronr ro procrice in order ro ger berrer and keep on winning, Jim exploined. The vorsiry foorboll reom ended irs 13-1 sea- son wirh o specrocular record roking rhe Sun Deir league championship and placing 2nd in rhe CIF Eosrern Conference. Jim is hoping ro earn o scholarship in foorbatl. I plan ro orrend Arizona Srore Universiry and conrinue playing foorball. I enjoy rhe sporr! | P.eye5, Esrhe-- Reyes. Sreve Reynolds, Yvonne (Xichord, Jo Ridley, Kevin Riley, Edward Ringdohl, Doniel Rirchey, Michael Rivera, Roy mono Rlvero, Ellas Rivoro, Anno Roborge, Tracy Robbins, Dor Roberrson, Wesley Robinson, Jeffrey Robles, Denlse Rodriguez, Christina Rodriguez, Lesley 118 Rubldoux ' s LIFE College and Careers Port of Future Plans Hey YOUi WAKE UP! Many sophomores found Themselves doydreoming obour whor rhey would do in rhe furure. Prepororion for rhe furure was very imporronr ro many srudenrs, so many squeezed in rhe required high school dosses rhor mony colleges insisr upon for enrry in oddirion ro rheir fovorire elecrives. During rhe second year of high school sru- denrs realized rhor grades would begin ro counr toward going ro college. Mosr college prep sru- denrs found rhemselves homework-laden ev- ery nighr. Lori Costello remorked, If you really wonr ro leorn, you con handle rhe hard course wirh oil rhe homework. Ir depends on you. Wendy McCoy odded, Yes I find myself load- ed down wirh homework, bur I ' m used ro ir. Coordinorors and reochers were seldom roo busy rhroughour rhe year ro roke rime our ro help srudenrs. Many sophomores soughr direc rion from coordinorors whenever problems of career or college planning occurred. The Career Center wos also loaded wirh informorion of qI- mosr abour any college desired. Wirh oil rhe help, mosr srudenrs hod lirrle problem gerring on rhe righr rrock. H 1. Jim Lowery is happy obout moving straight from the Freshmen Footboll team to Vorsity. 2. Tony Gill tries to solve the Rubiks Cube, while Veronico Anchefo and Volorie Holt take o journey info dreomlond. 3. In Eng- lish Sophomores try to complete their ossignments. 4. Alicia Jonu and Ian Feltovich inspect the contents of Cheryl Karwock ' s punch. P.odriguez, Lorenzo n.odriguez, Yolondo n odriquez, Alfonso Rogers, Jennifer P.ollins. Porsy f.oper, Mary P,oss, NotfioniQl r ossi, Michael Rousseau, Gino Ruby, Yvonne Piugg, Dorrell Ruiz, Robert _ Rurledge, Dorothy Sollender, Curtis San Diego, Artemio Sanchez, Dertha Sonchez, Hector Sonchez, Rhonda Sonchez, Robert Sondovol, Ana Santo Moria, Mercy Sotterwhite, Stephanie Schexnoyder, Tanya Schmittle, Chris j Seoton, Ronold Seiber, Daniel Sell, Jeffrey Selvidge, Jackie Sexton, Tounna Sophomores 119 Shomblin, Jimmy Shondy, Jocqueline Shaver, Teresa Shirer, 5rephonie Shively, Donald Shuerger, Greg Siller, Down Silvo, Benjamin Smith, Dono Smirh, David Smith, Hole Smith, Michael Smirh, Owen Smith, Tommy Snyder, Dorothy Sorgdroger, Korrino Spoulding, Melisso Spencer, Connie Spetrer, Jim SpieKermon, Elizobeth Spurlin, Foithonn Stacy, Donald Sweet, David Swilley, Voliso Sylvester, Penny Toggorr, Jeffery Tolley, Kelly Toronro, Jeff Toy lor, Sharon 120 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Temmen. Michael Teneycli, Steven Theiss, Frederick Thoe, Doric Thomo, Jerry Tliomos, Gregory Thomas, Teresa Thomos, Timorhy Thompson, Tommy Tresemer, Donna Trourner, Tommy Turner, Gobrielle Turner, Som Ullrich, Tina Upchurch, Michelle Uribe, Dorine Uribe, Sreven Urquizu, Sreven UrterbQCl-5, Drendo Valencia, Morl Vallin, P ebecca Vonbibber, Marls Vorgos, Anrhony J Work Opportunities Searched By Mony obs were popping up here and there, bur did you hove one? Eager sophomores rool-; ro rhe srreers as soon os rhey rurned sixteen ro seel-; after jobs offered in rhe comnnuniry. Many fosr food resrouronrs accepted stu- dents and srorred rhem off with minimum wage. Those not interested in food, rool to the various shops and discount stores. Some found that mixing jobs, school, and extra curriculor activities no less than impossible, but not for Bonnie Allen, on employee at Tostee Freeze in Rubidoux. I hove no compli- cations with my work ond school. I do my homework right before I go ro work. I enjoy my work, they don ' t treor me like a kid, noted Bonnie. Most employees were understanding and helped studenrs out by scheduling flexible hours. Some even provided a slight raise. Chris Diehl, who worked or Mii-ie ' s Hoy and Groin, interjecred, My boss is lenient towards me. He ' s very understanding. Chris has been working well over o year and, through hard work, become assistant manager. | 1. Bonnie Allen mokes sundoes for customers of Tosfee Freeze. 2. Cfiris Diehl mokes ctionge for o customer of Mikes Hoy and Groin. Sophomores 121 Looking Forward To Gerring Even W. hen you ore o freshman you ore picked on, when you ore o senior you ore looked up ro, bur when you ore o sophomore or junior, you orejusr rhere, nored Defh Diehl. Dur ir feels berrer nor being rreored like o freshman! added Gabrielie Turner. Wilbert Melton con- cluded, Ir ' s Q srep ahead. Websrer defines sophomores as being some- one in rheir second year of high school or col- lege Websrer also defines rhe characrerisric of a sophomore as being, conceired and over-con- fidenr, bur poorly informed and immorure. As rhe school year zoomed on by many srudenrs realized rhar rhey had only rwo years lefr before groduorion. They were no longer freshmen. Mosr sophomores looked forward ro rheir junior or senior year. Crystal Johnson sighed, I don ' r mind gerring picked on, I ' ll ger even nexr year. | 1. Lori Costello and q friend hurry to be on time to doss. 2. Deth Diehl shows off her clarinet. 3. During passing period Heidi Sturm gets books out of her locker. 4. Tim Guerrero and Brent Ottoson seem to be TOO HIP for the camera, os some friends look on. Vosquez, George Vosquez, Morrin Vego, Dino Versko, Mike Viers, Dennis Villegos. Alfonso Vincent, Tommy Vivlomore. Kenny Woll-ser, Debro Woll-ser, Donno Wolker, Edwin Wolker, Koren Woll ' ser, Pomelo Wolker, Volrer Volloce, Ten Word, Michelle Worriner. Joson Worrs, Conoid Weorliers, f otjerr Vest, Jomes Whire, Chorles White, Lindo White. Tereso Whitney. Dwoyne Whiitington, Douglas Whittle, Koren 122 Rubldouxs LIFE fjjgS 3 Derh Diehl Hopes ro Teoch Others Music like ro glorify God rhrough my music, ex- plained Beth Diehl. Derh sings or rhe Riverside Chrisrion Cenrer, does church solos, and per forms OS o P,H5 madrigal. Derh srorred singing in rhe fourrh grade ond has been lifring her voice ever since. Musical rolenr musr run in rhe Diehl family. Derh ' s forher, Dill Diehl, was o member of a 1940 ' s dance band. When Derh isn ' r busy earning money for her singing lessons, she occupies herself by playing rhe base cloriner. Derh plans on going ro Dible College and majoring in music. She also hopes ro reach music and give privore music lessons. | Wiegmans, Dionne Williams, Danny Villioms, Lori Williamson, Drian Williamson, Horold WirKowski, Joyce Wirr, Tyler Wolfe, Dovid Woodmoncy, James Woodworrh, Thereso Woofrer, Sondro Wydermyre, Jocqueline Ybarbo, Liso Young, Walter Zomoro, Anira Zomoro, Anno Marie Zazzaro, Debbie Sophomores 123 Momenrs Shored by Jr. Class Cour cil yy hor momenr of rheir Junior year did rhe council for rhe doss of 83 remember? Mosr re membered rhe firsr place winning of rheir floor The Greor Pumpkin or rhe foorboll home- coming gome. Another highlighr of rhe yeor was rhe Junior Senior Prom. Wirh high hopes rhor rhe prom would be o success and moke rhe seniors hop- py, council members spenr several weeks of looking and planning for a place ro hold rhe prom. The council lisrened ro many songs be- fore deciding on rhe rheme song from rhe mov- ie Arrhur, Desr Thar You Con Do, for rhe Prom rheme. One final evenr rhe Junior council members ond orher juniors remembered was spending each home foorboll gome moking coffee, hor chocolore, hor dogs, and selling popcorn and candy, I had o lor of fun rhe firsr gome working rhe concession srond bur afrer rwo or rhree more gomes I decided I wouldn ' t like ro do ir oil rhe rime, remorked Renee Williams. H 1. Sandra Campbell and Dee Miner smile because they ' re a part of the doss of 80. 2. Kris Fluhrer diligent- ly takes the minutes for a junior doss meeting as Mar- sha Johnson looks on. 3. The mythical Grear Pumpkin which took first place for the Junior class during the football homecoming gome. 4. Junior doss council Dock row: Kris Fluhrer, Missy Johnson, Morsho Johnson, Cheri Liles, Linda Clampitt; Front row: John DiNapoll, Etien Mendoza, Debbie Meyers, and Shelley Sanchez. Not shown: Colin 5. Preporing for the ice-melting con- test during Homecoming Week, Juniors put on gloves and coots to keep warm and melt the ice. 6. Gino Smith and Susan Brown carefully prepare the batter for a project in Foods I. 7. Mr. Summers provides help to students in one of his history classes. ff ' v f ' M - fc N 124 Rubldouxs LIFE Jr. President Proud To Represent Class I was very proud ro hove represented rhe doss of 83 for rhe 1981-82 school year. We accom- plished o lor and showed c lor of spirir. Good job! Congrorulorions! I am looking forword ro nexr year ' s counc il, whoever rhey may be, We ' re Grear! ■ — Missy Johnson Juniors 125 Aboss, Seen Aceves, Glorlo Aguilor, Adelo Aguirre, Dilly Aloniz, Liso Aldomo, Dorlene Alfonso, Edword Allen, Pioberr Almoguer, Viaor Alvorez, PiOmon Ames, toberr Anderson, Melvin Anderson, Michoel Archulero, Douglos Arrego, Morio Ashron, Desiree Arrowoy, Kimberly Aughrry. Kimberly Doker, Dollie Doll, Michael Dollor, Scorr Donuelos, Andrew Domes, Wondo Or Juniors Struggle To Get Glosses ' n September 9, 1981, many juniors were or Rubidoux High School for regisrrorion. Many ar- rived early ro ger o heod srarr or rhe firsr of rhree long lines rhey were ro follow. Bonnie Kirchmeyer blunrly srored, I con ' r believe how long rhe bloomin lines ore. In rhe firsr line people received proper infor- morion end filled our necessary forms. When rhey were rhrough, o pass was issued and off ro line rwo. This line wos by for rhe longest end ir was for ID cords and pictures for rhe yearbook. After their pictures were token they raced to rhe gym where many teochers were smorh- ered with over anxious students whojusr hod to get into rheir dosses. If by chance the doss was full you could find many juniors seared on the floor searching frantically for o way to moke rheir schedule work out. With rhe population of Rubidoux High growing many classes were full and students would hove to wait till next year to get rhar doss. As rhey filed out of rhe gym they were again greeted by o mob of people dimbing over one another to get their bus passes, parking srickers and free lunch cords. It was bad situation, but the juniors or P.ubi- doux High School made rhe best of it by remi- niscing about their summer vocation ond the good times they shared with their friends. | 1. Juniors stond patiently In line to get their pictures token at registration. 2. Hoping to get the classes they want. Juniors register with teachers. 126 Kubldoux ' s LIFE Dornhorr, Dwayne Dorrios, Ernie Doremon, Sruorr Beavers, P,obby Decis, Wendy Bell, Rochel Bellonre, Korhy Beir, Andy Bennerr, Corlo Bequerre, Joy Berghulr, Corlo Biddle, Kenneth Block, Porrick Blonco, Kebecco Blozer, Liso Bleisrein, P,oe Anne Bold, P,ichord Bonesreel, Jomes Boozer, Cynrhio Boucher, Zone Boyd. Buddy Boyd, Roberr Broden, Jeff Brondner, Dunnee Brondow, Dorren Bronsom, Sron Bronsom, Tereso Bross, Sherry Drorron, Kochon Brovo, Jose Breese, R.oy Brichoux, Alicio Bridges, Chrisroph Broote, Richard Brown, Corol Brown, Dennis Brown, Perer I Brown, Ruby Drown, 5uson Bruner, Sroci Juniors 127 Horse Comperirions Bring Many Awards srorred off wirh one mare five years ago, and I now hove six horses, ' ' srared Renee Weif- zel. Renee travels ro Pomona fairgrounds, Son- ro Darboro, ond New Mexico ro show her well groomed horses. All of her devorion and work hove paid off, for she hos approximoreiy 147 ribbons, 25 first places, ond 12 rrophies. Renee won rhese by riding English, Western, Halter style and by borrei racing her mare Gymkana. Renee has her own arena in which she con train all of her horses, When working a horse to its full capacity, you want to worl them about two hours, stated Renee. Renee thinl ;s that, The best part of having a mare is when rhe mare has a foal. She also added, Let the horse know when they hove done something good, and they will put out better effort for you. | Druzzesi Jr, Michoel Durderr. Corherine Durion, Drion Burns, Joseph Durris, Denise Duszko, Jennifer Durrles, Derh Anne Cobollero, t oberr Cobrol, Corhy Cohill, Anrhony Coin, Lisa Coin, Scorr Comp. Kimberley Compbell, Sondro Cono, Miguel CorbqjQl, Doniel Corden, Kenneth Corpenrer, Jocqueiine Corroll, Porricio Corruth, Dovid Coruso, Corhy Cossorr, Connie Choney, Greg 12a Rubldoux ' s LIFE Juniors Prepare for Final Entrance Exonn r SAT resr? Whor ' s rhor ' And why should I rake ir? These were some of rhe many questions asked by nearly 550 Juniors. The PSAT, Prelimi- nary Scholastic Aprirude Tesr, was beneficiol ro many Juniors wirh rhe rhoughr of college in mind. The PSAT gave Juniors o chonce ro have a preview of whor rhe SAT would be like when roken in rheir senior year. The resr given on October 27, 1981 rook approximarely two and a half hours ro complere. The minds and pencils of mony Juniors worked diligenrly ro finish rhe resr. When rhe rime was up, some noriced blank spaces where answers should hove been. Those who rook rhe resr discovered ir wos harder rhon rhey expecred. Missy Johnson blunrly srored, I rhoughr ir was hord, bur ir mighr pay off for some srudenrs. Scholarships are ovoiloble for srudenrs who receive high scores on rhe resr. For rhe Norionol Merir Scholarships juniors need ro receive 98% or more on rhe resr ro have c chonce for rhe scholarships. There are srill some orher scholar- ships srudenrs con rry for if rhere score was nor rhor high H 1. Dedicated horsewoman, Renee Weitzel. 2. Mr. Stringer provides help to juniors in his geometry class. 3. Concentroting very carefully, Michelle Simmons ond other juniors work on their history assignments. 4. With a confused look Missy Johnson tries to understand the lecture. Oncorro, Sreven Clompirr, Linda Clary, Derh Clasen, Kosey Cloyron, Francis Cloyron, Michael Cleary, Kerri Clinord, Mike Coars, Deanna Coars, Raxonna 1_ • Cochron, Lowrence . Cole, Angela Cale, Orion Cole, B,ichord Collins, Troci Collins, Tracy Colvin, Tina Comsrock, Lorry Juniors 129 Conrad, Teresa Cooper, Michele Cordobo, Diono Cordovo, David Corono, Deboroh Corron, Yvonne Counrs, Sondro Covell, Elizoberh Croin, Ronold Crawford, Jeon Crawford, Jim Crawford, Krisry Cumming, Michael Cundiff, John Curris, Kim Dorr, Wendy Dovenporr, Drendo Davis, R,oy De Boca, Dorlo De Leon, Dovid Dennis, Riley • Deviro, John Dewees, Terronce De Nopoli, John Dioz, Ellas Dioz, Sreven Dilbeck, Sreve Dillinghom, Dronrley Dirry, Paul Duke, Andrew Dyke, Crolg Edmonds, Donnie • ■f. . 100 Rubidouxs LIFE FIrlrpri A | irh T Elliins, Teresa Erickson III, Donald Fober, Lisa Foris, Gory Fornum, Teresa Feisr, Perer Felrovich, Ion Fields, Terri Fine, Sondro Finney, John Firminger, Colleen Flercher, Karen Flood, Joseph Flores, Michelle Flory, Melodee Fluhrer, Kris Folsom, Heather Founroine, Jim Frogoso, Donold Freemen, Gregory Freeman, Jomie Freeman, Michael Foorboll Concessions Bring in Good Profits v ne hor dog! Two cokes! One coffee! rhis was usually rhe ormosphere inside rhe conces sion srond during rhe foorboll seoson. The Junior Council end orher devored juniors operored rhe concession srond every home foorboll gome: raising money ro sponsor rhe Junior Senior Prom. There were rhe usual ups and downs wirh running rhe srond, such os, one minure rhings ran smoorhly and everyrhing was in srock; rhen, rhe nexr minure rhe warer wosn ' r hor enough for rhe hor chocolore or rhere were no more hor dog buns. Efien Mendozo commenred, Ir was fun. The only bod rhing obour ir wos rhor you couldn ' r see rhe game. Despire rhese prob- lems, rhe Juniors survived rhe foorboll season or Rubidoux, and ran rhe concession srond or RCC for rhe CIF game agoinsr Californio High School. Selling concessions or RCC rhrough rhe CIF officials wos a lirrle differenr rhon we expecred. Considering we weren ' r selling rhe producrs we normally sell, and rhe difference in rhe prices; I feel we did o reol good job, revealed Missy Johnson, Junior Class President. | 1. Karlo Limon purchases cokes from rhe Junior conces- sions srond. 2. Co l e Is mode ready for sale by La Trendo Williams. 0. Renee Williams rakes money from a customer. Juniors 131 Tc Juniors Strive for Populoriry opulor: pQp-yo-ler Qdj; widely occepred, commonly liked or approved Is populoriry necessary ro be successful in high schooP Ir helps ro be popular, commenred Roxonna Coats. Alrhough being popular could definirely boosr your high school career, You need knowledge and good grades, Thor ' s whar rhe colleges are concerned abour, srared John Harrington. Being well known hod Irs odvanroges, bur rhere were also various disodvanroges. Rae Anne Bleistein expressed her feelings clearly, Ir seems like whenever you are popular, peo- ple criricize you ' Popular was rhe word rhor described rhe good-looking girl, rhe macho guy, and rhe all- around spirited person. Populoriry was every- thing ro some people, while orher people would rorher have jusr a few friends. People were srriving ro be admired nor only in high school bur in places of employmenr, on college campuses, and jusr obour onyploce where rhere was a large group of people, Mosr Juniors realized rhar ro be popular was ro be successful in rhe minds of orhers; bur, efforr, dererminorion, undersronding, foirhfulness, and responsibiliry were rhe mosr imporranr ele- menrs of success, | 1. Before o Junior Class meeting, Debbie Meyers and Carol Lindell concentrofe on issues to be discussed. 2. Colette Quells and Marlie Murphy cosuolly walk off campus. 3. James McDoniel proudly shows off some of his favorite comic books. Froschouer, Allen B V 1 Golbroirh, Lori v ' -i ( Gollogher, Chris Gollegos, Gory Gomboo, Jimmy Gomboa, R,osemory - Gondoro, Jomes Gorcio. Adom Gores, Dilly Gencke, Roy Gildon, NVolrer Click, Dorlene Gollihor, Mory Ann Gonzoles, Henry Gonzoles, Sondro Gonzolez, Thomas Goodwin, Tommy Groce, Dovid Griffin, Leso Griff irh, Jocquelme Griffith, Sherri Grillo, Tony Grisco, Denise Groff, Jennifer 132 Rubidouxs LIFE Five Hundred Books Collected By Jomes I If you re serious obour collecring comic books, you berrer expect ro spend o lor of money, srored James McDoniel. He spends in the neighborhood of 10 dollors o month on his hob- bie. A great deal of his time is occupied by rummaging through used book stores, trying to find the best deals. I ' ve been sovinq them for five years and I now hove approximately 500 comic books A couple of his favorites ore Avenger end X-Mon. To keep the comics in mint condition, James keeps rhem tightly sealed in plastic bags in a cupboard. I feel that they ore a good investment ond should be well token core of when handled. His parents support him with his hobble; they think that it is o good woy of saving money. At present, he doesn ' t plan on selling his comic books, but eventually he might consider ir. | Grumet, Vonesso Guerin, Porri Hoos, Shelley Hofropulos, Jeff Hogsrrom, AnnomoriQ Hole, n,oberr Hal!, Dndgerre Hall, Michoel Hampron, P.oymond Honsen. Kimberly Honsen, William Hanson, Pioberr HarKey, Druce Horringron, John Horns, Derek Harris, f ichord Harrison, Timorhy Hascoll, Carol Heide, Chnsrino Henry, Tonio Herberr, Tammy Hernandez, Deseri Hernandez, Glorio Hernandez, Lucille Hernandez, Roseonn Hernandez, Sonyo Herndon, Keren Herzler, Michele Hid ' is, Ivy Juniors 130 Hicl«, Tom Hill, C horles Hill, David Hinzer, Michael Hirr, Colene Hogon, Drerr Hollers, Gerold Holman. Cynrhio Hoir, Chrisropher Hooper, Tino Huber, Michael Hughes, Robin Huscher, David locovoni, Niki Jockson, Porricio Jockson, Wayne Jonis, James Jorip, Emne Joy, Thomas Jenkins, Nancy Jepson, Porricio Jimenez, Melchor Jimenez, Monica Johnson, Corol No Morrer How They Get Here! D us, bicycle, moped, friends, feer, or porenrs; how did you ger ro school? Only 37 percenr of opproximorely 300 juniors surveyed drove rheir own cars ro school. The resr of rhe juniors rhor orrend Rubldoux High hod ro ride o bus, bicycle, nnoped, or rode with rheir porenrs, or friends. Those who couldn ' r ger o ride ro school were forced ro walk. Some juniors lived close ro rhe school creoring no problem. Others rhor didn ' r live for enough ro ride o bus, bur roo for ro walk, srrode ro school and rhen home ogoin. Some porenrs and friends gor up a lirrle early ro rake rheir kids and friends ro school. Srudenrs didn ' r use rheir cors ro only go back and forrh ro school, many wenr our for lunch. Juniors, also, used rheir cars ro rake rhem ro some of rheir earing spors. If ir wasn ' r for rheir cars rhey could nor ger very for off campus. Juniors rhar hod jobs used rheir cors ro rake rhem ro work. In rerurn srudenrs would spend money ro upgrade rheir cor: eirher by giving ir a rune-up or a new poinr job, or even mag wheels. | 1. Missy Johnson greets Cheri Llles ot one of rhe mony flower moking parties thot students hod to provide transportotion to. 2. Cars fill the parking lot as first period approaches. 134 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Johnson, Morsho Johnson, Melissa Johnson, Sheri Jones, Dwoyne Jones, Scorr Jones II, Don KolopocQ, Lorerro Koneski, Cormel Konrner, Drion Kosinger, Randy Kason, Dovid Keegon, Jomes Keeney, Karen Kelley, Karhleen Kelly, Drendo Kiernon, Cheryl King, Lonnie Kinley, P,ebecca Kirchmeyer, Bonnie Klein, Tammy Koerner, Timorhy Kotan, Lee Kramer, Debbie Krarofil, Frank Kulzer, Jody Lofferry, Christine Lamb, Jason Lamberr, Michoel Lomiell, Korhleen Lore, Jose Le Zorde, Darren Leoch, Shone Leof, Dill Leal, Paul Lenoir, Kim Lewis, Deboroh Liddell, Dona Lynn Lighrle, Kimberly Liles, Chen Lilly, Thomas Juniors 135 Store Champion Aims for World vDroce, endurance and sryle,- qualifies Champi- on Roller Sharer Lisa Griffin musr hove, Lisa has been sKaring for ten years, three of which have been spenr compering in Rexing, o dance in which you store backwards while moving in on hour gloss porrern, Rexing is nor hard, you con learn ro do ir olmosr when you began ro walk, srared Lisa, Lisa has compered many places including Las Vegas, Loguno Hills, and Son Diego. She hos won over 100 rrophies and proved her skoring sisiils by becoming rhe California Srare Champion in 1980. Lisa is now in rhe rop division of skoring and con become o professionol if she chooses ro. Her plans ofrer high school include going profes- sional, reaching Rexing, rour Ausrralio and Eu- rope, and Someday, Lisa soys, 1 wonr ro be rhe World Chompion! H Limon, Korlo Lindell, Corol Lonoden, lohri Longonecker, Teri Lopez. Eloine Lorr, Carolyn Love, Louro Lucero, Joe Lucero, Rudy Luno, Paul Lyons. Lorroine MocDonold, Louro Moce, Neril Moddox, Keri Mogono, Yolondo Mognuson, Roe Lee Mogsrodr. Gory Motosh. Jomie Mongiopelo, Dennis Mordis. Peter Morez, Poul Morquez, Peter Morquis, Tina Marie l36 Rubldoux ' $ LIFE Great Pumpkin Wins 1sr Place for Juniors Vv e won! Class of ' 83 rules! exclaimed rriumphanr Juniors or rhe homeconning foorboll gome when rhe Junior Class won rhe floor com- peririon. Debbie Meyers srared, Ir was more oganized rhis year and we worked rogerher well ro moke rhe floor rurn our greor! The Juniors decided ro make o pumpkin porch hosring rhe Greor Pumpkin, complere wirh Linus and Woodsrock, ro coincide wirh rhe Homecoming Theme of Halloween . Many juniors worked diligenrly for long hours inro rhe nighr for rwo srroighr weeks; devoring oil rheir spore rime ro help make rhe myrhical Greor Pumpkin become reoliry. There was more ro- gerherness rhis year rhon losr year, and every- one hod more spirir ro win, expressed Jamie Freeman. Even rhough rhe Junior Floor won firsr ploce, rhe Juniors, like everyone else, hod problems consrrucring rheir floor. One of rhe biggesr prob- lems was rrying ro pur flowers on rhe borrom of rhe floor. Some juniors hod ro srond inside rhe floor and reoch over o lor of chicken wire ro pur rhe flowers on. Anorher problem wos when rhe floor was near complerion and rhe juniors ran our of flowers. Many Juniors hurriedly mode flowers, so rhe floor could be finished. | 1. LIso Griffin proudly shows off her trophy for Califor- nia ' s Chompion Rexer of 1980. 2. Putting the finishing touches on the Junior Float, Missy Johnson and Mory Mulari smile proudly. 3. Jose Lara and ftank Vega goof off at a Junior flower making porty. 4. Showing her dedication to the doss of ' 80 Heather Folsom, folds and ties napkins for the Junior Float. Marshall, Jamie Marrin, Cynrhia Marrinez, Davic Morrinez, Lupiro Marrinez, Teresa McCorrer, Troy McCoy, Jody McDoniel, James McGuire, Debbie McGuire, R,ebecco McKinney, F oberr Meode, Shawn Medons, Rondy Melendez, Debra Melgozo, Morie Mendozo, Elizaberh Mendoza, Erien Mengler, Antonio Juniors 137 Mengler, Wilhemino Mercodo, Elviro Meyer, Marianne Meyer, Nicholas Meyers, Deboroh Miller, Clark Miller, Leslie Miner, Kelli Miner, Ronda Lynn Minick, Mike Minforez, Anno AAinren, Anne MInren, Todd Mirchell, Sherry Moffirt, Drion Molino, Germoine Mdino, Michael Monicol, Dovid Moore, Doryl Mulorl, Mory Murillo, Joseph , Murphy, Morlie Myers, Suson Noroli, Charles Novorro, Mork Neoi, Cheryl Negrere, Tony Niederr, Joonn Nib, Jodi Nllo, Josh Nunnelee, Abn Nymon, Thomas Oceguero, Felipe Ochoo, Dwoyne Olson, 5cort Owens, Jeffrey Pointer, Angeb l3a Rubidoux ' s LIFE Posowicz, Denise Peirce, tondo Peno, Cynrhio Pendleron, P.oberr Pennell, Gino Perez, Lena Perez, Susen Perroy, Cobby Phillips, Michoel Philporr, Beverly Pierce, Donald Pinner, Chorles Pirrmon, Jomes Porrillo, Johnnie Powell, P oberr Procror, Kimberly Quolls, Colerre IXoczynski, Down r ,Qinoud, Corhenne Romboz, Jomie Ramirez, Gobriel Romirez, Kip Ramos, Mary Rondoll, Tony Reed, Lorrice Reeves, Michael Debate Serried Over Tocrs of Life ' Class racing Conremporory Issues (FCI), now colled Family Life, was dropped as o required class, bur could be raken os an elecrive. The doss was dropped because of rhe way rhe rexrbook was worded, and rhe way rhe parenrs felr. Some parenrs in rhe communiry felr ir should be raughr in rhe home. A concerned porenr, Ms. Sherry Sanchez, srared, I rhink sex educorion should definirely be a requirement becouse ir is nor being roughr properly in many homes. When some people rhink or hear obour FCI rhey rhink ir is only abour sex educorion, bur basically rhe course reaches srudenrs how ro deal wirh life ' s problems. Ir also reoches rhem obour themselves ond orhers. Ms. Weaver, o former teacher of FCI srored, I think it is definire- ly needed. Family Life teaches srudenrs ro have o posirive self image of rhemselves and orhers. Since rhere ore o greor number of reenage pregnoncies, Family Life addresses rhe problem ond how ro deal wirh it. In oddirion, srudenrs leorn how ro prevenr pregnancy. John Sipos commented, I feel sex education is needed in high school, so that srudenrs will be informed obour rhe ' focrs of life ' or school rorher rhon on rhe srreers. | 1. Karen Keeney ond Mork Valendo shore their lunch outside of Mr. Snell ' s room. 2. A junior tokes notes in Literoture of people. Junlors 139 Unique and Unusual Hobby T he weekly TV Guide is used by millions of people and is casually rhrown our or rhe end of rhe week. Dur srudenr. Lorry Cochran, doesn ' r follow rhis porrern. Lorry has been saving TV Guides since July 1981 when rhe guide op peered wirh o hard binding. He originally srorred collecting TV Guides in 1974 ond hod opproxi- marely 60 ro 70 issues before rhey were losr in his move from Oronge Counry ro Riverside. Lorry firsr srorred collecring rhe magazines be- cause of rhe differenr pictures on rhe cover and throughout each issue. Lorry explained, I like ro look in post issues to see whot shows were popular, and whor was happening around rhe world then. One mighr rhink rhor rhis is exrremely srrange, bur Lorry thinks, Veil, it ' s somerhing differenr. Larry plans on collecring TV Guides as long as he con keep ir up or until he misses a few consecutive issues. | Reeves, Tommy P,endell. Hillary Reno, Mork r eyes, Adnon Reyes, Morcio Reyes, Michiko Rhodes, Joe Rich, Delindo Riddle, Gerry Rios, Morino Rirch, Drion Rivero, Porricio Rodriguez, Sogrorio Roelle, Michoel , Rogers, Dob Rojos, Rido Rosoles, Noel Roseborough, Mike Ross, Chorlorre Roszkowicz, Roymond Rorondo, Jim Rowe, Jeffrey Rozell. Mork 140 Rubldoux$ LIFE Students Compromise To Stay Comfortable Along wirh rhe populorion increasing in rhe JurupQ Qreo, rhe number of srudenrs orrending Rubidoux High School also sreodily grew. Originally, RH5 was builr ro accommodore 1900 srudenrs, bur now hos opproxinnorely 2600 srudenrs rrying ro occupy rhe sonne space. Many juniors and orhers in rhe communiry feel oddirionol fociliries should be added ro RHS ro help ease rhe growing pains, while orhers advo- care building anorher high school. Ir would be easier ro reach a smaller class, because I could devore more rime ro rhe sru- denrs who need exrra help, onswered Mr. Wright, when asked how he feir obour reach- ing in a crowded classroom. And srudenrs ore more willing ro learn in an envlronmenr rhar is less cramped. Alrhough many classrooms hove 36 srudenrs in each, ond rhe lunch lines seemed ro be miles long, many juniors would hare ro rransfer ro anorher school and leave rheir friends behind. Bur Jennifer Duszko remorked, I rhink we need anorher school: I could always see my friends. Even rhough everyone was bumping el- bows, mosr juniors and rhe mojoriry of rhe sru- denr body rried ro compromise so rhar every- one could be comforroble, and rhe day would run smoorhly. H 1. Lorry Cochron collects TV Guides for reference on world issues ond post popular shows. 2. Homecoming pep roily gove Juniors the chance to show their true Falcon spirit. 3. Members of the doss of 80 give each other support in the lop sit. 4. Discussing different foot- ball plays. Juniors plon their strategy to win. f uone, MQrl Kuby, Richard Russell, Lori Soenz, Celine Soenz, Mary Solozor, Srephonie Solazor, Volerie Soldond, Jose Sonchez, Polly Sonchez, Shelley Sonro Mono, Chariry Sonriogo, Colin Sopp, Robert Sopp, Shirley Schoffer, Jod-sie Schoub, Jimmy Schavers, Chovelle Schill, Corol Juniors 141 Schulze. Steve Schwesrok, Michoel Scorr, Milron Scorr, Russell Seorcy, Joe Seidcheck, Morrho Selrenreich, Louro Shorp, Morthew ShowQiter, Diono Sibley, Denise Sickles, Loura Siens, Morrhew Simmons. Michelle Sipos, John Smirh, Drion Smirh, Charles Smirh, Eugeneo Smirh, Teresa Smirh, Todd Snyder, Arrhur Snyder, Williom Socio, Julie Spielmon, Jerry w. Juniors show Endless Effort ho is going ro be in rhe rricycle race? I guess I will, mumbled Shelle Sanchez. Shel- ley Sanchez, Debbie Meyers, Tamaro Thompson, and Sherl Johnson peddled rheir hordesr and fosresr ro win rhe race for rhe Junior Class, bur unforrunorely rool- only second. There were olso orher doss comperirions dur- ing Homecoming WeeK such as rhe egg ross where Sheri Johnson and Mary Mulari rossed an egg bach and forrh ro each orher. Dur, Sheri rossed rhe egg o lirrle roo hard, and ir wenr over Mory ' s head. Ar leasr we didn ' r ger egg all over us like some of rhe orhers, commenred Mary Mulari. Lorer in rhe weel was rhe lop sir where 15 ro 20 juniors spenr mosr of lunch gorhered rogerher enjoying one anorhers com- pany. The Juniors did rheir besr in all of rhe conresr and even rhough rhey didn ' r roke firsr place and acquire rhe Spirir Srick, mosr hod o lor of fun. Sheri Johnson commenred, I rhink we did good, bur of course we could have done ber- rer. | 1 Mory Mulari, Sheri Johnson, and Kris Fluhrer repre- sent their class In a football gome, for Homecoming Spirit Stick points. 2. With strong determinofion Sheri Johnson pedals her hardest. 3. Liso DIozer gets ready to pass the ball to a Junior team mate. 142 Rubldoux$ LIFE Srombersliy. Julierre Sronley, Trocy Srevens, Lorrie Sreworr, Sreve Srickley, Allen Srifle, Daniel Srovoll, Debro Sruorr, Sheri Lee Summers, Theresa Tober, Elizabeth Taber, Paula Tore, Charles Taylor, Julie Taylor, Sreve Thomale, Kurr Thomos, Andre Thomas, Mark Thompson, Sherrie Thompson, Tomoro Thompson, Wendy Thorpe, Denise Tillord, Mary Timor, Srephonie Timmer, Piobyn Todd, Michael Tonnni, Doniel Torres, Eric Ruben Troppen, Timmy Turner, La Shon Turner, Teresa Ann Tyo, Mark Juniors 140 Rhonda Accumubres Any Fornn of Ziggy K low would you like waking up every morn- ing ro Ziggy? Well Rhondo Droodfoor does. She is o rrue Ziggy fan. Ziggy is rhe chorocrer who always has a bad day and rerrible lud- . She has been saving Ziggy comic strips since 1978 and has opproximorely 130. She nor only saves com- ic srrips, bur anyrhing wirh Ziggy on ir. Rhondo has orher knick knacks bearing rhe famous cartoon chorocrer, like solr and pepper shaker s rhar she received or Christmas. A sweor- shirr thot she never wears because she doesn ' r wont rhe Ziggy decol ro come off. She has posrers, cards and some of her fovorife comic srrips. When asked why she soves Ziggy, she said, It ' s just another way of spending money. Acruolly, Rhonda doesn ' t spend much money on Ziggy, she mostly receives rhem as birrhdoy and Chrisrmos gifrs. Rhondo does not ever plan ro sell, rrode, or throw away any of her Ziggy collecrion. Rhondo feels, They ' re jusr too pre- cious! I Ufonuo, Tonu Underwood, Volorie Uribe, Debro Voldez, Jonny Voldez, Pvichord Vollin, Roxonn Von Cleave, Jomes Vonol en. R,honda Vosquez, Eduordo Vosquez. Jesus Vego, Anno Vego, Fronk Vego, Jesus Veirch, Jon Vollonuevo, r osemorie Vivlomore, Mory Vogei, Louis Wolsh, Nounerre Vord, Volerie Worriner, Leah Worrs, Donny Woyne, Chonrel Weber, Roberr Weber, Shirlee Wesr, Debro Wesriund, Domelle 144 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Juniors Eagerly Awoir Groduorion Exercises Oraduorion is rhe ending of high schooi, bur rhe beginning of a new life. Many srudenrs were reoily srorring ro rhinl ; obour groduorion during rheir junior yeor. AAosr juniors plan ro groduore or rhe end of rheir senior year, bur some hQrd-worl ' ;ing juniors plan ro groduore or rhe end of rheir junior yeor, or mid-rerm rheir senior yeor. I rhink I would reoily miss nor groduoring wirh rhe cioss of 83 and oil of my friends, srored Rhonda Droodfoot. Even rhough ir ' s rhe end of homework and srudying for some ju- niors, ir ' s nor for orhers. Many juniors plan ro orrend college ofrer high school. I ' m kind of scored when I rhink rhor nexr yeor I ' ll be groduoring, bur ir ' s also very exciring. I ' d like ro groduore or rhe end of my senior year wirh my friends and rhe doss of 83 insreod of groduoring early, said Sondro Campbell. Even rhough some juniors don ' r plan ro go ro college, groduoring from high school is on oc- complishmenr by irself. I ' ll be proud ro gro- duore because I ' ve proved a lor ro myself, exclaimed Rachel Dell. Juniors rry hard raking resrs and srudying ro receive oil of rhe credirs rhey needed ro gro- duore rhe following yeor. They also hove orher resrs ro roke besides rhe ordinory doss resrs. If rhey planned ro go ro college, mony hod ro roke resrs for college enrry requiremenrs, ond ro see whor would be required of rhem in rheir college classes. H 1. Rhondo Droadfoot examines some of her Ziggy com- ic strips. 2. Missy Johnson shows off her spirit for the doss of ' 60. 3. Working herd fowords their groduotion requirements ore Shown Meode, Cheri Liles, and Rhonda Droodfoot. Whire. Eric Whiire, Roberr Wl irrQl1er, R,oberr Whirworrh, Phillip Widney, Jon Wiley, P,oberr Willey, Jeffery Willioms, Drendo Lee Williams, Delxiroh Williams, Lo Trendo Willioms. r enee Wilson, Tommy Wilson, Wade Wisser, Charles Wolff, Louro Woodberry, Jackie Wnghr, Angelio Wrighr, 5reve Ynosrrozo, Michelle Young, Ronald Zomoro, Anno Zolvolo, Derry Zepeda, Mike Zunigo, B.osolind Juniors 145 ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS Porriciporion Greatly Enhances Campus Involvemenr, porriciporion, and inrerocrion. Mosr srudenrs learned, soon ofrer school began, rhor becoming involved in a club or schoicsric evenr could greorly enhance campus life. Srudenrs hove a very wide voriery ro choose from. The clubs and orgonizorions ranged from school supporrive groups ro special inreresr and culrural groups. I chose ro join Spirir Club be- cause I om proud of my school, and like ro supporr ir, revealed one Spirir Club member. When Foorboll Homecoming come around, clubs were srrengrhened by compering ogoinsr orher dub cars and floors. Our Yeorbook Club cor was very unique and I enjoyed moking ir, giggled Mary Roper. To heighten rhe exciremenr of rhese major ... I am proud of my school, and like ro supporr ir . . . evenrs rhe srudenr body crowned queens. Ir was rhe dream of many girls ro receive rhis honor yer rhe dream come rrue for only a few. Misfi Dawson srored, I was very honored ro be chosen as rhe 1982 Daskerball Homecoming Queen. Ir helped make my senior year memor- oble. Club Week broughr each dub and organiza- rion on campus rhe opporruniry ro raise needed funds. The quad wos filled with q carnival like ormosphere as srudenrs enjoyed rhemselves while supporring rheir fovorire cause. Mosr srudenrs were hoppy wirh rhe acriviries and organizarions sysrem. Kim Reol srared, I like rhe choice of clubs ond rhe programs here or school ore grear, ond I hope rhey conrlnue for many yeors. 1. spirit Club Ooo Mobile. 2. Football Homecoming Queen Julie Steinbrlnck whistles for the football victo- ry. 3. John Sipos looks over Mary Roper ' s shoulder. 4. Lisa Umschied and Joon Geirnoert look skeptical about what they hear. 5. Homecoming tricycle roces. 6. Stu- dents get involved In activities. 7. Winning Club Car - Yearbook Club. I BI. ' ' 1 i. , |Pi B r 1 M ' W 1 1 « ' ,K J H M 1 i r ' ' o i 146 Rubidoux ' s LIFE GETTING INVOLVED Activities ond OrgonlzQtlons 147 14e Rubldoux ' s LIFE Julie Procloimed Foorboll Queen Crowd eagerly awoirs rhe crowning of queen. T ears of joy expressed heorrfelr emorions, os Julie Steinbrinck was crowned 1981-82 Home- coming Queen. The rioro was placed by former queen, Tonio Adorns. The process srorred when rhe Falcon Vorsiry Foorboll Teom nominared six condidores. After rhe bailors were rallied ir wos final rhor eirher Karen Cox, Lori Dovis, Kothy Koson, Liso Lind, Julie Steinbrinck, or Debbie Zenger would receive rhe honor of being crowned queen. Afrer holding nominorions, rhe official bailors were mode our, and rhe decision was pur inro rhe hands of rhe entire srudenr body. On homecoming nighr, rhe crowd eogerly owoired rhe announcemenr of rhe queen. Cheers, screams, and whisries almosr drowned our A5D presidenr Croig Johnson as he pro- claimed JuLe Sreinbrink us rhe 1981-82 Home- coming Queen. | Football Homecoming Court. 1. Queen - Julie Stein- brinck 2. Princess - Koren Cox 3. Princess - Lorl DovIs 4. Princess - Kothy Koson 5. Princess - LIso Lind 6. Julie expresses emotion os she is crowned 1961-62 Homecoming Queen. 7. Princess - Debbie Zenger. Activities and Or9anliations 149 Ghoulish Week Hounrs Rubidoux Srudenrs cheer rheir classes on ro victory. G ,heering on fellow clossmores in rhe rricycie race and shoegrob, srudenrs kicked off c mennoroble Homeconning wee!-;. Freshmen proved ro be o srrong force in Qccumloring poinrs by winning rhe egg ross, pyramid building, end rug o ' war. Seniors gave rhe freshmen o run for rhe Spirir Srick bur placed second. The Juniors swepr first place in rhe floor com- peririon wirh rheir floor depicring rhe Grear Pumpkin. We deserve ro win, rhe Juniors worked hord. voiced Anno Hogstrom. Trick or Treorers ropped rhe Yearbook Club cor which rook o firsr place. FFA also rook a firsr ploce in rhe club floor comperirion. The crowd anxiously owoired rhe crowning of rhe Homecoming Queen during holfrime. To top rhe evening off rhe Falcons sromped Mor- eno Valley 26-0. Ir was exciring and lors of fun especiolly since we won, rodiored Pilar Lara. ■ 150 Rubldoux ' s LIFE 1. The 1981-62 FFA Homecoming Floot. 2. The Junior The club princesses: Elaine Lopez, Roe Lee Mognuson, Closs entry. 3. Tourtlsts swomp fhe donee. 4. The Year- Debbie Meyers, Trod Inskeep. book Club cor. 5. Sheri Johnson looks for on opening. 6. Activities and Organizations 151 152 Rubldoux ' $ LIFE Croig Crowns Misri 1982 DD Queen Dawson courr shine. r was Q nighr rhor many had been looking forward ro wirh onriciporion, rhe nighr of rhe Doskerboll Homecoming gome. The exciremenr of rhe previous week would climax os rhe 1981- 82 Doskerboii Homecoming Queen was crowned. The candidores waited porienrly for halfrime, gloncing or one onorher nervously. Finally, rhe magic moment arrived ond the spectators ' ex- cired conversation subsided ro quiet whispers. The condidates; Jo Askew, Misti Dawson, ond Kris Heofly, were escorted to the center of the court. The announcement was mode, and Misti Dawson was crowned as the 1981-82 queen amid happy tears and rodiont smiles. Jo Askew and Kris Heotly reigned as Misti ' s princesses. Kim Camp, Rosoiee Clompift, and Down Math- ews represented the doss princesses. H Dosketball Homecoming Court: 1. Queen - Misti Dow- son 2. Princess - Jo Denise Askew 3. Princess - Kris Heotley 4. Junior Princess - Kim Camp 5. Sophomore Princess - Rosolee Clompit 6. Misti Dowson is over- joyed at being cliosen Dasl etbail Homecoming Queen. 7. Freshmen Princess — Down Mothews. Activities ond Orgonizations 150 1 The Senior Class entry depleting two pineapples and her all. 5. Jeff DIakely pulls the Senior float In the a coconut man. 2. Two Juniors strive to gain points In parade. 6. Mel Kanouse displays the Sophomore entry the wheelborrow race. 3. Chuck Kuhn Joins the crowds portraying o native of the tropics. 7. On your Mark, Get in cheering for their classes. 4. Missy Johnson gives It Set, Gol 154 Kubidoux ' $ LIFE I Nighr on the Islands Brings Fun Fesriviries Spirits high during Home- coming Acriviries. A Nighr on rhe Islands was rhe rheme, and rhe boskerball ream deserved an oi! expense paid rrip ro Howoii for rheir efforrs ogoinsr Mor- eno Volley in rhe homecoming gome. Al- rhough we losr, spirits were nor severely dam- pened. Srudenrs manifested rrue sporrsmonship as rhey departed from rhe gym to arrend rhe donee or UCR. The queen condidotes were Kris Heotly, Jo Askew, and Misti Dawson. Misri wos crowned queen by Shori DIeck, rhe 1981 homecoming queen Kim Camp, Rosolee Ciompitf and Down Moffhews mode up rhe Queen ' s Courr. Closs divisions bottled for poinrs during noon- time competitions. Conresrs included musicol chairs, o wheelbarrow race, and a milk chug-a- lug contest that moy hove cured 1st place win- ner, Craig Johnson, of any further cravings for Q toll gloss of ice cold milk! The Senior Class wos jusriy awarded rhe spirir stick or rhe homecom- ing pep roily with on accumulation of 49 points, and the Junior Closs ortoined Ist place in the mini-floor comperition. Crystal Johnson bluntly stoted, The Sophomore Closs worked very hord on rheir float; ir should hove won. It looked great! | Activities and Orgonlzotlons ISS 156 Rubidoux ' s LIFE 3B MRp d -r l By P a ' h . H BL SSS Sm mSlm S m ni iillw4 .: (illllSI Mm, Romonric Evening, Mysricol Memories Romance found be- rween moon New York Ciry. A momenr in rime onricipored wirh nervous exciremenr, and rhen o precious nnemory ro be cherished forever: rhe 1982 Junior Senior prom was on elegonr, rhrilling evenr. On rhe evening of May 15, many excired Juniors and Seniors drove ro March Air Force Dose ro experience whor woM be remem- bered OS one of rhe highlighrs of rhe year. The romonric rheme, The Desr Thar You Can Do, Is Foil in Love, was inspired by rhe mysricol lyrics of Arrhur ' s Theme. Afrer severol hours of dancing and casual conversorion, rhe long-owoired momenr finally arrived. The six queen condidores glanced or one onorher anxiously, wondering who would be oworded rhe privilege ro reign as rhe Prom Queen. Finally, as rhe suspence heighrened. Missy Johnson announced rhe lucky winner. Catherine Doyer was crowned rhe 1981-82 Prom Queen. Sadly, rhe magic evening soon ended, bur precious memories will always be rrecsured. | Prom Court: 1. Queen - Kotie Doyer, 2. Princess - Diane Art, 3. Princess - Kothy Blocker, 4. Princess - Sherron Bruce, 5. Princess - Reglno Fuentes, 6. The locale of the 1962 Prom - Morch Air Force Bose. 7. Princess - Jennifer Millet. Activities and OtQanizations IS? isev ijSeS ' -!:-Mi iii!-:-inmm!)Sif imii0!v: Emorions Released for Inspirorionol Music Music club assists choir wirh fund raisers. L-xpressing emotions and feelings wos rhe ma- jor goal of rhe choir os rhey demonsrrored rheir musicol rolenr rhroughour various performances and concerts. Practicing during class and on Thursday nights, the sixty-five choir members worked to improve their artistic abilities. The choir prospered under the talented lead- ership of Donna Tozer, v ho worked with them to strive for new goals. All the practice and hard work the choir put in really paid off. We learned to work and sing together as one big choir, stated choir member Dionno Art. The festival choir, consisting of the Madrigals, the Accopella Choir, and the Jazz Choir, mode numerous performonces throughout the year. The Christmas concert provided inspiration to oil who listened. The Jester Hoirston concert took place at Roincross Square. The Spring Concert, held in May, wos the last performonce of the season. The singers raised their voices to varied songs, ranging from Bach to modern music. Incorporated with the choir, rhe music club offered its support by raising money to assist rhe singers. The Annual Checker Tournament, on off-campus candy sole, and o successful Club Veek raised funds. Music Club president, Laurie Dozier willingly praised rhe group, They ' re very supportive and are always willing to help in any way that they con. | i 1 4 n 15a Rubidouxs LIFE 1. Corol Drown ond Denlse Anderson study their music for the upconning choir festival. 2. Julie Steinbrinck leods her section in hormony. 3. Jozz; front row: Mork Robinson, Todd Wolsh, Richard Alcontor, Daryl Jock- son, Bob Drown. Dock row: Kris Karsgar, Corol Drown, Chorlett Perez, Sandy Reese, Dlanno Art, Marsie Gross, Lori Dozier, Denice Leillot, Janine Dornhort, Miss Tozer. 4. Madrigals; front row: julle Steinbrinck, John Jacques, Teri Allen, Drion Williams, Lorl Dozier. Dock row: Dor- ren Drandow, Denice Anderson, Joe Fovelo, Janine Dornhort, Daryl Jackson, Debbie Meyers. 5. Joe Fovelo reads oyer his music. 6. Festivol Choir; front row: Tonya Sexton, Susan Dains, Tina Covin, Mark Robinson, Orion Wlllioms, Richord Alcontor, Daryl Jackson, Todd Walsh, Debbie Meyers, Judy Dolander, Marsie Gross, Marie Guzman. Middle row; Teri Allen, Julle Steinbrinck, Jill Montgomery, Denlse Anderson, Laura Urquhart, Mike Quintero, Mory Dovls, Sandy Reese, Dionno Art, Lau- rie Dozier, Kothy McCarthy, Janine Darnhorf. Dock row: Kris Korsgor, Sue Smith, Deth Diehl, Kothy Dellante, Carol Hoscall, Carol Drown, Doug Doker, Jeff Langston, Greg Knight, John Jacques, Dob Drown, Dorothy Rut- ledge, Melissa Delgodo, Mary Lolonde, Denice Lel- llott, Chorlett Perez. Miss Tozer. Activities and Organizations 159 1. Bond marches in Honnecoming porode. 2. Andrea 5. Dorryl Block gives the clarinet his oil at practice. 6. Ivy lights up the field v ith her baton twirling. 0. Mr. Eric Nielson loolss on as the trumpet section ploys. 7. Clements directs the bond practice. 4. Bond members. Dtummers concentrate on the beat. iv i . i. ' i- iMM X 160 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Bond Steps Our With New Sound Musicians owe crowds. Under rhe command of Mr. Buddy Clements, rhe specroculor R.H.S. bond pulled off anorher rerrific season. Procricing wirh bond every Thursday from 3:00 ro 8:00 ro orroin rhe charisma and perfec- rion needed for good performonces. Liz Tober was quored as saying, Mr, Clements is doing a fine job wirh rhe bond bur there ' s always room for improvement, The bond annually comperes in comperirions or Lesrer Oaks Memorial Bond Review, Col Poly Field Tournament and the Anohiem Halloween Sports Day Porode, Competitions ore fun and you meet new people, related Tim Guer- rero H Activities and OrganlzQtlons 161 The Crucible Grasps Specrorors Cost achieves good review. W. hor do you ger when you combine rime , energy, rolenr, and leadership? If you said, The Cruciable, youjusr scored a few points with rhe Rubidoux Troupers Club. Their producrion of Ar- thur Miller ' s The Crucible grasped ond moin- roined rhe arrenrion of spectators who obun- dontly filled the bocksroge theater every even- ing from December 2-5. In preparation for showtime opening night, ofternoon and evening rehearsals were recorded by rhe hours. The final production was achieved by dedicated cost members under the talented leodership of director, Doug Buck- out. Richord Gondoro, alios John Proctor in the ploy, reveoled, ' The Crucible ' was a great learning experience — of people as well as ocring. The rime invested was rewarding and I feel that ir hos been one of my best shows. It was o challenge to portray my character well, so I did my best. H § 162 Rubldouxs LIFE b 1. Richord Gondoro as he stars in the dromo production of The Crucioble by Arthur Millet. 2. Richard Gan- dora (John Proctor) escorts Julie Socio (Rebecca Nurse.) 3. John Proctor threotens Kathy Drown (Mary Warren) to testify for his wife. 4. Darryl Wetzel (Giles Cory) ond Colin Sontiogo (Francis Nurse) seek help from John Proctor so that they might sove their wives. 5. Rachel Bell (Abigail Williams) leads the other girls in an at- tempt to convince the court that Mary Warren has cast her spirit outi 6. John Proctor refuses advances mode by Ablgoil Williams. 7. Richard Alconfor (Rev. Perrls) and Tyler Novak (Judge Danforth) considers a petition to the court. Activities and Organizations 163 I tif f Energy Generored by Vorsiry Cheerleaders Awards mode comp o rewording experience. V orol boosring, energy chorged and high spirired! Dehind rhese quoliries srond rhe Vorsiry Cheerleaders. I always fee! up when I cheer, exclaimed an enrhusiasric Kim Sprogue. Ener- gy generored by rhe cheerleoders was spread inro rhe oudiences or foorboll gomes end pep rollies. Vorsiry cheer hod o big responsiblliry in keep- ing rheir repurorion as 1 in srore comperirions. New friends and new rourines were broughr home wirh rhe girls from Hubbard ' s cheerleod- ing comp. Everyone was so friendly and nice, recoiled Tina Hooper. The squad also broughr home mony owords such as rhree firsr ploce rrophies ond one second our of rhe comperi- rions rhey compered in. All rhese rhings mode comp o rewarding experience. | fill FALGOr 164 Rubldouxs LIFE 1. The pep squad cheers at one of the mony OF gomes. 2. Varsity cheer ond Pom owoit the feom. 3. Exercise keeps the Varsity Cheerleaders in shape. 4. T on! Wright and Misti Dawson ore shocked by Roberta Richey ' s expressions. 5. The Varsity Squad prepores the crowd to beot Norco. 6. Sheri Johnson flips over the Vorsity Squod. 7. Vorsity Cheerleoding Squad, stand- ing: Marsha Johnson, Toni Wright, and Tino Hooper. Kneeling: Riley Dennis, Cindy Peno, Kim Sprague, and Misti Dawson. Sitting; Down McClaIn, and Sheri John- son. Activities ond OrgonizQtlons 165 JV and Frosh Cheer Psych Our Opponenrs Perfecr moves and cheers. Insighring ro rior described rhe freshmen cheer- leaders OS rhey helped roor rhe class of ' 85 on or pep rallies. Foorboll games were somerhing new for rhem. They hod ro summon up enough cour- age ro srand in fronr of rhe bleachers provol ing rhe crowds on. I was scared or firsr, bur I gor used ro ir, commenred Geneva EspinozQ. Kelly Williams hod o differenr view, Ir didn ' r borher me, ir gave me a chance ro be a ham. Parr of rheir srroregy wos ro psych our orher dossmares before rhe pep rally. JV cheer also provoked spirir among sopho- mores. The sophomore doss showed a rre- mendous omounr of spirir, observed Alicio Janu. JV worked hard perfecring rheir moves and polishing rheir cheers. Much of rheir po- rience paid off or comperirions, olrhough rhe annual RCC comperirion was called off, bur rhey managed ro fore well in Miss Drill Team and Srore Championships. Ir was hard wirh a lor of new girls, bur we did prerry good, doimed Pom Johnson ■ 166 Rubidoux ' s LIFE 1. Pom Johnson and Diane Mclntire hoving fun. 2. JV at o pep ossembly. 5. Frosh cheer provoke team spirit, cheer help boost moral at Homecoming. 3. JV cheer, 6. Frosh cheer, Kelly Willioms, Stacy Merlino, Thereso bock row: Alicia Janu, Lisa Cooke, Liso Driekorn and Satow, Geneva Espinozo, and Cothy Rice. 7. Geneva DianeMclntire. Front row: Pam Johnson, Jodi Hemphill, Espinozo and Kelly Williams toot their team on. Thereso Portido and Lisa Lucero. 4. JV cheer performs Activities and Orgonlzations ld? Pom Squod Adds PizzQzz to Cheers Songleoders rake 4rh place or cheerleoding camp. C heering foirhfully in fronr of rhe cheerleaders or foorboll gomes, diligent songleoders odded rheir own pizozz ro each cheer. We combine donee inro eoch cheer ro give rhem life, ex- ploined Kris Heotly Poms procriced every 4rh period wirh rhe help of Ms. Jones. She ' s o big help and our squad hos done irs besr ever, commenred Lisa Blazer. Procrice starred during the summer in prepororion for camp. All rhe practice and de rerminotion paid off os they took o 4rh place. Many of the routines and moves that were presented to them were taken home ond used constructively. Camp reolly tought us a lot ond we met new people, ' disclosed Kim Honsen.B 168 Rubidouxs LIFE I HI ' ktt ka k« IM ii 4 N mnarji 1. Pom and Vorsity show their pride at a foorboll morole of the feom of on ossembly. 7. Songleoders. gome. 2. Poms perform another spectoculor routine. 0. Dock tow: Kim Hansen, Roberto Richey, Kfflen Keyer. Alva Aiforo l eeps the crowds motivated. 4. Cheet- Middle row: Debbie Zenger, Trish Johnson, Kris Heotly. leaders charm the audience. 5. Kim Hansen is sur- Front row: Colleen Hitf and Lisa Blazer, prised to get her pictute tal en. 6. Poms boost the Activities ond Organizations 169 Vigorous Exercises All o Port of Dor ce Choirmon of Pep keeps school riled and spirited. )rrerching, kicking and doing rhe splirs were rhe vigorous exercises rhor kepr rhe Donee Teom in sliope for comperirions and shows. Ms. Jones drove rhe ream in srrenuous procrices every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and during lunch. Ir gers ro be riring going over rhe same rhing over ond over again, exdoimed Kris Heofley. Mosr of rhe girls on rhe ream were cheer- leaders and songleaders rhor wished ro im- prove rheir moves. Donee keeps you flexible for Poms, srared Roberto Richey. Choirmon of Pep, Susie Sotow, also showed greor rolenr in leading rhe pep squad or gomes and pep rallies. Toking over Susie ' s responsibiliries second se- mesrer, Jon Veltch helped ro keep everyone riled up during pep rallies. Jon srared, I rhink rhe school has become roo mellow, Jusr because rhe rules ger more srricr doesn ' r mean we hove ro lose our spirirr ' BJ 170 Rubldoux ' 5 LIFE 1 Jon Veitch gets Introduced os new choirmon of pep. 2. Donee teom reoches for the sky. 3. Dance teom. Dock row: Lisa Dreikorn, Kris Heotley, Troci Zenger, Vonnie Johnson, Debbie Zenger, Kris Fiuher, Roberto Richey, Kim Honse, Liz Cove!!. Front row: Genie Wolfe, Dawn Fronkes, Tammy Cafflera, Michelle Eldred, Rhonda Hamilton, Stacl Forney, Marsha Johnson. 4. Genie Wolfe and Down Fronkes strut their stuff. 5. Tommy Correro helps some donee teom members keep in shape. 6. Debbie Zenger leads the dance teom in one of their many workouts. 7. Ms. Jones gives Tommy Correro some pointers on her donee routine. Activities and OrganlzQtions 171 Changes Occur on Drill Team Squod Comoroderie helps keep Q friendly orrirude. v e hod Q reolly young reom wirh many freshmen and very lirrle experience bur wirh o lor of hord work and procrice we hod o greor yeor, expressed Ms. Hemphill, Drill Team Ad- visor. The Drill ream hod 14 girls end plenry of enrhuslQsm. The young ream performed or half rime and porricipored in comperirions along wirh rhe bond. They worked as o ream and rhere was a feeling of camoraderie among rhem. This quol- iry helped keep a friendly orrirude and good coordinorion while doing rheir rourines. A rookie Advisor and new uniforms were rhe basis of rhe changes ro occur rhroughour rhe ream. Ms. Hemphill worked along wirh rhe cop- rain, Gloria Aceves, ro bring our rhe hidden ralenrs of rhe girls. Gloria remarks, Ar procrices and performances everybody rries really hard ro do rheir besr. The new whire, block, and gold uniforms also highlighred rheir finesse. H 172 Rubldoux ' s LIFE New Blood Enhonces Toll Flog Performonce A chance ro ocr crazy and ger away wirh ir. I New Blood filled rhe Toll Flog squad, and ir enhonced rheir performance on rhe foorboll field during holfrinne. Procrice ofrer school lefr lirrle rime for onyrhing else. We work hard and hove good rime, commenred Liz Roinoud. Liz was rhe driving force on rhe squad. In oddirion ro being squad coproin, she ' s been a member of rhe squad for rhree years. She ' s a good coproin and she cores obour rhe squad, odded Tommy Cannaralla Alrhough Tommy Correro and Suson Drown were new or moscoring, rhey hod no problem boosring rhe morale of rhe crowd. Suson Drown srored, I rhoughr ir mighr be fun. Tommy Correro added, Ir ' s a chance ro ocr crazy and ger away wirh ir. | 1. Drill Teom. Dock row: Tommy Wolfe, Down Mot- thews, Monet Fogorty, Chris Rosorio, Giorio Aceves (cQptoin), Shelly Rusow, Kim Morris, ond Wendy Thompson. Front row: Korln Lee, Debbie Von de Einde, Deidel Quicl , Diono Suorez, Michelle Eldred, Potti Emerson, ond Morcio Wise. 2. Members of the Drill teom perform before on oudlence in the Gym. 0. Performing ot o footboll gome. Toll flog members keep In step. 4. Moscots Tommy Correro ond Suson Drown show their flexibility. 5. Toll Flog members. Fourth row: Morionne Solozor ond Leslie Doll. Third row: Stephanie Popejoy ond Debbie Hommersley. Second row: Coroline Roinoud ond Roberta Lopez, First row: Liz Roinoud. Activities and Organizotions 173 1. Selling buttons and mugs fot ASB. Motla Pendleton and Kathy Blocker tokes o brief break. 2. Displaying the list of teams participating in the golf tournament are Chris Lorenz and Hazel Reyes. 3. Frosh president, Froilan Mendozo, gothers information for an ASB meeting. 4. Misti Dawson prepares to attack Craig Johnson. 5. Ms. Weaver collects coins from the pencil dispenser. 6. Conducting a pep roily, Croig Johnson - ASB president, addresses the student body. 7. ASB bock row: Susie Sotow, Hazel Reyes, Froilon Mendozo, Brian Hamilton, Julie Steinbrinck, Cindy Agnes, end Lorenzo Sanchez. Middle row: Gretel Lopez, Gabriel Gomez, Chris Cordoro, Chris Lorenz, Karen Cox, Kothy Blocker, Maria Pendleton, ond Ms. Weover. Front row: Melanie Konouse, Melvin Garrett, Missy Johnson, Do- reen Smith. MIsti Dawson, Sherron Bruce, and Craig Johnson - ASB president. ..s .  :t H K li: M .. ' . m 1 — 1 1 Bk ■■•-4 174 Rubidoux ' s LIFE ASD Contends With School ' s Major Needs Srudenr governmenr is cornersrone of campus life. I Aubidoux High School has o wide voriery of exrro-curriculor ocriviries available for our sru- denrs. Anyone may roke odvonroge of rhese acriviries; ASD con only provide rhe ocriviries, nor force porriciporion, srored Ms. Weaver. ASD ' s main funcrion is ro plan acriviries rhor v ill meer rhe needs of rhe mojorlry of rhe sru- denrs. Also ir ollows 20 individuals ro experience rhe responsibiliry of running a mock govern- menr. They ore responsible for homecoming class comperirions, pep rallies, end bonds during lunch. Their biggesr funcrion is rhe Sreve Yeager Celebrity Golf Classic which gives money for orhleric programs and scholarships. I would encourage oil underclassmen who are planning o career reloring ro business ro ger involved in srudenr governmenr, commenred Craig Johnson. H Activities and OrganlzQtlons ' t75 Modern Styles Used ro lllusrrore Dreoms Our final reword is presenring rhis bool ro you. v orking ofrer school, weekends, and holi- days, wriring copy, drawing layours, roking and prinring picrures, and selling odverrisemenrs were some of rhe requiremenrs for yearbook sroff nnembers. Ar rimes rhese requiremenrs seemed hard on sroff members bur wirhour rhese, rhe sraff would nor be oble ro produce a yearbook everyone could be proud of. There are only a few people who acrually know whor ir rakes ro moke a yeorbook. Those few are rhe ones who pur endless hours and loving care inro making rhar book. Our final reward is when we presenr our book ro you, srored Cindy Agnes, Yearbook Ediror. The sroff was chosen during rhe summer ond mer as ofren as possible ro choose and develop a rheme for rhe yearbook rhar would reflecr rhe life of Rubidoux srudenrs, reochers, and od- minisrrorive sraff. Once rhis was done and school began, rhe sroff ser our ro fulfill rhe plans mode ro produce o fonrasric yearbook. Although or rimes when ir seemed as if rhe yearbook would never ger done because of arising problems and conflicring opinions, rhe sroff would pull rogerher encouroging each orh- er rhar everyrhing would work our ond be okay. Bonnie Kirchmeyer remarked, We ' re like one big family, wirh Mr. Wriglit os rhe father. When we face difficul problems, we con overcome rhem wirh each other ' s help. H 1 John SIpos, Rhonda Droodfoot and DobbI Meyer re- view their copy. 2. Morio Drovo works diligently at the typewriter. 3. Editor, Cindy Agnes and her assistants Cherl Liles and Renee Junker cram for a deadline. 4. Lunch time brings no time for relaxation, as Shawn Meade and Cindy Agnes work on division pages. 5. Rachel Dell examines her negatives. 6. The 1981-62 Yearbook Stoff, Front row: Rochel Deli, Robin Aiken, Mario Dravo, Susan Meyers, Diana Art, Renee Junker. Sandra Campbell, and Duffy Kuhn. Middle row: Andre Thomas, DobbI Meyers, Shown Meade, Mary Roper, Debbie Corona, Annette Clork, Randl Hightower, Mi- chelle Dessette. ond Mork Darron. Top row: Mike Wit- kowskl. Donnie Kirchmeyer, Eorl Wolker, Cindy Agnes, Pot Holt, Naomi Diaz, John Sipos, Rhondo Droodfoot, and Mr. Wright. 176 Rubldouxs LIFE Activities ond OrgQnlzoflons 177 Entirely New Staff Resumes Old Duties Guidance given helps new ediror srorr off. I his year has brought a lor of change ro rhe Talon: new prinrer, a new advisor, and sec- ond semester, an olmost entirely new staff. Replacing Mario Pendleton as Editor was Teresa Conrod. Kim Camp rook over rhe du- ries of Melvin Gorref as Assisranr Ediror, Sometimes everything seems to be going in all directions, I ' m just thankful to Morlo and Mel- vin for oil rhe guidance rhey gave me, bur I ' m especiolly groteful to Melvin for his kindness and long suffering, said Teresa Conrad obour her Edirorship position, It wos o ragged firsr semesrer bur by second semester we were on o roll with o dedicated, creotive staff, commented Mr. Copelond.H . ,jf I 1. Mr. Durham gives us a smile In rhe Talon Dunk Tank. 2. The 1961.a2 Tolon: back row: Mario Pendleton. Rob- ert Hemmlnger, Melvin Gorrett, Teresa Conrad, Orion Hamilton. Kim Camp. Mr. Copelond, Koren Herndon, Peter Tylor, Mark Dorron. Ken Escojedo, Flip Webster. Front row: Dawn Abbott, Susan Meyers. Tammy Con- rod. Patricio Wosson. Teresa Portico. Kotherlne Koson. Kelly Soto. Jeff Dlokely. 3. Assistant Editor. Kim Camp discusses o layout. 4. First semester Tolon Editor Morlo Pendleton. 5. Staff members revue the last issue. 6. Talon writers, Mark Dorron end Flip Webster. 176 Rubldouxs LIFE Activities and Oi9anlzotlons 179 spirit Club Boosts Morale ot Rubidoux To show you hove pride for our school. pirir, we ' ve gor ir! As rhe RHS Spirir Club finds rime for meerir igs during lunch, and being or oil rhe gomes, rheir supporr helped in rhe efforr of your reoms. You ' ve gor ro be crozy, rowdy, end loud Whor is rhe purpose of Spirir Club? Sandra Campbell replied, Ir ' s ro show rhor we hove pride for our school. Spirir Club is for people who like ro ger crozy and hove fun! exdoimed Frank Vego, presidenr of rhe club. Ms. Hovsepion and Mr. Durham helped o lor in advising rhe Spirir Club. Supervising meer- ings ond offering suggesrions mode rhese advi- sors very helpful. | 1. Linda PIgnato shores Ideas for Spirit Club with other club members. 2. Spirit Club; row seven: Mr. Durham, Joe Murlll, Robert Vega, and Angela Jones. Row six: Tommy Kolb, Ingrld Rodrlgues, Debbie Ireland, and JodI Roush. Row five: Lava Hoftopulos, Name Un- known, Kim Camp, Carol LIndell, Etien Mendozo, and Kothy Camp. Row four: Nome Unknown, Teresa Par- tldo, Linda PIgnato, Jenny Plgonato, and Donlfocio Gonzales. Row three: Alona Merha, Kwynn Rentfro, Dobby Scarbrough, Lisa Wray, ond Robert Lilly. Row two: Ms. Hovseplan and Frank Vega. 3. Listening for suggestions from club members, Frank ond Ingrld wait patiently. 4. Frank Vega, Ms. Hovseplan, and Ingrld Rodriguez conduct a Spirit Club meeting ot lunch. 5. Club members lough at various Ideas for Club Week. 6. Debbie Irelond looks In deep concentration over the discussion during a meeting. 7. While eating her lunch, Shelley Sanchez offers suggestions for Club Week. Activities and Organizotlons lfil Sfudenrs Compere in Annual Exhibitions Members raise livestock and plant life to show in FFA Fairs. yy here do you go ro ger rhe besr exper ience in raising, feeding, end showing livesrock? How con you leorn ro grow rrees, flowers, and vegerobles? Well, 126 srudenrs joined rhe Furure Formers of America here or Rubidoux. John Longden inrensely srared, FFA is a good exper ience for srudenrs inreresred in rhe ogriculrurol field. These srudenrs ore hard worl-iing and dedicored ro rheir projecrs. FFA onnuolly comperes in many popular fairs and shows such as The Los Angeles Counry Fair, The Orange Show Fair, ond The Riverside Coun ry Junior Livesroci ' ; Show. Gerry Slocum inrer jeered, The FFA rhis year has been rhe besr ever and Mr. Lesh has mode ir whor ir is roday ... ym 1 182 Rubidoux ' s LIFE « . J. Kf ' -; ' Vifjf ifS m T ' ' : - f - mv, ,. ' ' : - - ' 1. Tino McKinney gets potky ready for the foir. 2. Cleanliness is next to Godliness. 3. Renee Recker and her prize winning sheep. 4. The 1981-82 FFA, Front row: Down Abbott, Lori Dellonte, Tommy Vincent, Louro Seltenreich, Margie Slocum, Ounnee Drodner, Bonnie Nixon, Mike Roelle, Ruth Ann Callohan, Tommi Eckert, Mike Phillips, John McRoe. Second row: Dor- boro Brown, Kellie Johnson, Dorothy Mudd, Tammy Smith, Paul Koneski, Buzzy Owens, Beth Buttles, Ken Dalebout, Renee Weitzel, Jeff Hoffopulos, Robert Boyd. Third row: Gerry Slocum, Shellie Blackstone, Katheryn Joclntho, Jim NIeves, Cynthia Rogers, Doro- thy Snyder, Jennifer Rogers, Cheryl Klernan, Joe La Londe, Robert Ponti. Fourth row: Oscor Herdon, Koty Piroska, April Avery, Donna Beouchomp, Jr. Dovis, Tony Moling, Andy Belt, Jerry Spielmon, Beverly Phil- pott. Fifth row: Dovid Buser, David Cramins, Steve Carter, Karen Fletcher, Joy Kiernon, Julie Perkins, John Watriner, Tommy Wilson, London Andrews, Brian Per- kin. Sixth row: Lorry Boumgardner, Joy Johnson, Re- nee Recker. Tino McKinney, Leah Warriner, Jim Schoub, Dovid Jordan, Don Zuniga, Mark Tyo, Rhondo Von Aiken, Steve Toylor, Mike Pontl. 5. John Watriner and London Andrews de-horn a goat. 6. Joy Kiernon weighs his pig. 7. Sheep demand a lot of core. Activities and Organizations ISO CSF Prepares For College Recognition A special day is reworded for Qccompiishnnenrs. v oliforniQ Scholosric Federorion (CSF) is o club rhor stresses scholosric ochievemenr in all sru- denrs. Twice o year CSF members ore awarded wirh o speciol doy for rheir occomplishmenrs. This doy is known os Honor Day, which allows members ro go some place rhor inreresrs rhem. Some of rhe places rhey visir ore University Cam- puses, museums, game show ropings, rhe beoch, Disneyland, or o movie. Sherron Bruce stored, I hove enjoyed being o member of CSF. Ir has given me the chance to visit many college campuses, and to moke new friends rhor I would have never met. There ore only about 40 students in the club Not everyone con join,- you need the equiv alent of 10 points (A = 3; D = 1). PE and electives do not count. At the end of your senior year, if you hove been in CSF 4 out of 5 semesters, with one in your senior year, you receive a special seal on your diploma. Colleges regard it as a great achievement, which will moke your college oc- ceptance easier. | ia4 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Exchange Srudenrs Visit F HS Compus Members plan special weekend five monrhs prior ro occasion. V osr individuals would agree murally rhar rhe besr porr of every v eek is the weekend. AFS members began planning o speciol week- end five monrhs prior ro rhe anricipored occa- sion. Alrernorives were scrurinized, possible oc- riviries were debored ond rhe end producr was AFS weekend. Foreign ond domesric exchange srudenrs who lived wirh families in Sourhern California were f HS ' s guesrs of honor on April 23rd. They visired dosses ro inform RHS srudenrs of various counrries around rhe globe. The weekend was conrinued wirh ocriviries including a soccer march, porluck, swimming, roller skoring, and a Sunday ofrernoon picnic. Grettel Lopez from Cosro Rico, Gabriel Go- mez from Argenrine, Johon Geirnoert from Belgium, and Hijrol Ozcon from Turkey were rhe exchange srudenrs who orrended PvHS. When Club Veek was held during March, rhese srudenrs were especially oppreciored for rheir unique food soles ideas. Each suggested ond prepared a fovorire homemode recipe rhar sold like Grandma ' s good old-fashioned horcokes! Furrher successful fund raisers were candy soles, cor washes, and in early June, snow cone sales or rhe Jurupo Rodeo. | 1. Glancing over their shoulders, Stuart Bateman and Poul Leol try to hear what club members ore saying. 2. AFS students express disapproval. 3. Whatever Kim Comp is reading seems to draw the ottention of her sister, Kofhy Camp. 4. First row: Christine Lafferty, Ve- ronica Anocheto, Teresa Conrod, Shelley Sanchez, Re- gino Fuentes, Dlona Art. Second row: Kim Comp, Wen- dy Northway, Anna Hogstrom, Paulo Redmond. 3rd row: Carol LIndell, Stephanie Timor, Sherron Bruce. 4th row: Ken Biddle, Paul Leal, Dennis Monglopelo. 5th row: Crystal Johnson, Ann Cordoro, Wilhelmina Men- gles, Robert Wiley. 6th row: James Bonesteel, Liz Spie- kermon. 7th row: Collin Santiago, Antonio Menglet, Wendy McCoy. 8th row: Christina Rodriguez, Mrs. Drury, ond Danny Tontini. 5. Diono Art and Heidi Strum pay close ottention to the AFS discussion. 6. AFS Bock row: Mrs. Furlong, Chuck Kuhn, Mike Rossi, Sharrie Hayes, Kevin Lee, James McDoniel, Chris Lorenz, Go- briel Gomez, LoTrendo Williams, Ms. Finon ond Gretol Lopez. Row 3: Heidi Strum, Jennifer Miller, Crystal Johnson, and Kathy Comp. Row 2: Lisa Cook, Pilot Loro, Tommy Jordin, Kim Comp, Corol LIndell, Etien Mendozo, John DiNopoli, Dlonno Art, and Ms. Duff. Front row: Veronica Ancheto, Lisa Wroy, Wendy Noth- woy, Lori Costello, Dono Smith, Renee Willioms, and Dorlene Gllck. Activities and Orgonlzotlons lfiS Winning Club Cor Keeps With Trodirion Members express rheme Through ghostly mansion. yy irh homecoming underway, rhe Year- book Club fronricolly soughr for on idea for rheir club cor. Afrer broinsrorming over several possi- blliries, rhe perfect idea emerged. Three days before homecoming many diligent members held parries ro make flowers for rhe mony orna- menrs rhor adorned rhe cor. Plenty of work and fun rook them through the sleepless hours of rhe night and finolly Homecoming Day arrived. The ghostly mansion and rhe trick or rreorers couriously approaching were ser brillionrly a rop rhe cor. It all paid off and Yearbook Club rook first place. Troci Inskeep, Yearbook Club Queen, stated, I feel that rhe cor wos pur Together wirh creariviry. | 1 Pat Holt works on o layout. 2. Yearbook Club first row: Robin Aiken, Mary Roper, Cherl Llles. Rachel Dell, Dlonno Art. Second row: Shawn Meade, Debbie Cor- ona, Mario Drovo, Trad Inskeep, Renee Junker. Third row: DobbI Meyer, Pat Holt, Donnle Kirchmeyer, John SIpos, Cindy Agnes, Michelle Bessette. 3. Donnle Kirch- meyer handles oil money for Yeorbook Club. 4. Mr. ia6 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Copeland wotches young artists at work. 5. The 1961- 82 Art Club bock row: Mrs. Miller, Mr. Sfroln, Mrs. Root, Robert Hemmlnger, Koren Herndon, Paul Leol, Pete Drown, Richard Drooks. Middle row: Dill DeAngelo, Da- vid Prock, Kevin Stephens, Debbie Lewis. Front row: Mr. Copeland, Lorl Porry, Jon Veltch, Joon Acgullar, Kim Hllpert, Sheila Qualm, Flip Webster. Creorive Art Club Frees the Right Drain Arr club helps needy fomilies during rhe Holi- day Season. en ond ink, rhe spinning of porrery wheels and rhe fury of poinr brushes was rhe scene in C- 3 in rhe beginning of December. The advisors Mr. Copelond, Mr. Strain, Ms. Miller, Ms. Roof and rhe besr of rhe err club mode wreorhs, originol Chrisrmos poinrings, cords, pins and Q variery of ceramics, rhor would be sold ro benefir needy families during rhe holiday seo- son. Ir was a lor of hord work, bur ir all seemed ro be worrh ir. exclaimed Pefe Brown. Fund raising didn ' r come roo easy for rhe club. Srarring in Seprember rhey prepared for rhe Holiday Doozor, rhor was sponsored by rhe PTA and held on rhe Tennis Courrs December 4rh and 5rh. All rhe money raised goes ro- words rree, presenrs, and a Chrisrmos dinner for some family, srored Mr, Copelond. | Activities and Organlzatlons 187 Greor Orgonizorion for Business Srudenrs FDLA gers prepared for Southern Conferer ce. rOLA is Q good club ro join end learn from, bur you need ro hove o lor of members. I really give Croig credir for rrying so hard, bur ir seems rhor we jusr don ' r wanr ro work wirhour Ms. Hunt, srored Roe Lee Magnuson. During rhe yeor FDLA prepares rhemselves for rhe Southern Secrion Conference, They com- pere ogoinsr other srudenrs in business sisills and rechniques. The only quolificcrion is being enrolled in o business class. Their main goal is ro help srudenrs become better business people and potentiol leoders. Croig Johnson commented, Ir hasn ' t been a good yeor becouse of change of sponsors, bur over all it is o great orgonizorion for sru- denrs. B iafi Kubldoux ' s LIFE ■ FOOTBNJ. TOSS f Troupers Strive to orroir the Best Ever Productions owe crowds. Lava Lanes hosred rhe Troupers Club as mem- bers went bowling for dollars ro increase rhe club occounr. Cooperorive sponsors pledged from rwo ro five cenrs per pin knocked over in rhe durorion of rhe rhree gomes bov led. Two hundred dollars worrh of pledges were collecr- ed by energeric porriciponrs. The bowlorhon wos proceeded by o cheese sale in early May and cornorion sole as rhe monrh progressed. The funds occounr was well balanced ond large porrions of ir were invested in sroge supplies including set moreriol and cosrumes. Troupers moinroin o major objective of pro- ducing shows rhor will arouse inreresr rhrough- our rhe srudenr body. They cerroinly accom- plished this wirh rheir producrions, rhe Crucible, The Fonrosricks, and a comedy rhor ran ro- words rhe end of rhe school yeor. Vice presi- ier iberf Hole reveals, Ve ' re a hord working dedicored club and anyone is wel- come ro join us. H 1 Shelly Diaz finishes some typing. 2. Genny Ramboz ond Roe Lee Mognuson write o letter. 3. The 1961-82 FDLA: From row: Shelly DIoz, Yvonne Ruby, Genny Romboz. Rosalee Clomplft, Donna Tresmon, Cindy Peno. Dock row: Julie Toylor, Roe Lee Mognuson, Croig Johnson, Lee Kolori, Dorlene Aldonrio. Kris Quiontlona. 4. Troupers Football Toss booth during Club Week. 5. Famous Actor Richard Gondara in the Cruclable. 6. Troupers members; first row; Shello Von Patten, Tracy Clorkson, Dcryl Wetzel, Rachel Bell, Kathy Drown, Richard Alcontor, Carlo Derghult, Rich- ard Gondara, Richard Honsen, Detty Groven. Second row: Stephanie Popejoy, Melissa Weiderspon. Third row: Kim Brown, Tyler Novae, Debbie Williams, Robert Halle, Loreene Ruthledge, Sandy Reese. Fourth row: Bonnie Graven, Charlotte Perez, Lonnie King, Johan Geirnoert. Activities and Orgonlzotions ISP MECHA Highlights Mexican Fesriviries Folk Dancers Perform Dur- ing Cinco de Moyo S ponsored by MECHA, rhe Grupo Folklonico de Delias Arres, or Folk Dancing Group of Fine Arrs, was rhe highlighr of RHS ' s Cinco de Mayo cele- brorion. The lunch rhrough fifth period assembly was presented by RHS srudenrs and alumni, who manifested their holiday spirit rhrough Mexican Donees. The fesrivity was resumed the following night. May 8, at the Jurupo Communi- ty Center for a dinner donee. There was only one difference in MECHA ' s hustling and bustling about at Christmas time, and that of other clubs — MECHA won the Christmas Belle competition. Members solicited $287.00 and presented Mory Martinez with the title of Christmas Belle. Other prosperous fund reisers were the Cinco de Moyo dinner dance, cor woshes, bake soles, and on on-going paper drive. Their profit was invested in personalized jer- seys for oil active dub members, four $100.00 scholarships — two academic and two voco- tionol — and various community projects, | . 190 Rubidouxs LIFE D5U Commemorores Block History Week Members of Club Eorn Money for Scholarships nsrilling pride and besrowing on oppreciorion of heriroge was on imporronr goal of rhe Block Srudenr Union. Many blocl srudenrs or n,HS Joined rhe club ro gain o valuable insighr of rheir cusroms ond hisrory. Members of D5U commemorored Dlocl-s Hisro ry Week in Februory by recognizing famous men and women who mode imporronr conrri- burions ro rheir hisrory. The srudenrs held an assembly ro honor rhe occosion. Ms. Curtis, rhe DSU advisor, was enrhusiasric obour assisring rhe srudenrs ro realize rhe impor- ronce of rheir conrriburions ro modern sociery. I enjoy working wirh rhe kids. There is o lor of pressure involved, bur I ' d like ro see more black srudenrs help our and porricipore in rhe club, reloyed Ms. Curtis. Members of DSU held numerous fund-roisers rhroughour rhe year ro provide rhe club wirh money. They also sponsored o scholarship oworded ro deserving block srudenrs. B 1 Veronico Maldonodo sells taquitos. 2. Danny Portillo mokes a suggestion. 3. First Row: Victor Altnoguer, Mory Ramos, Coco Martinez, Bobby Dolderroma. Sec- ond row: Monica Jimenez. Linda Arellano, Veronico Maldonodo, Lynn Alcarez, Sandy Navarro. Third row: Morle Melgoza, Roslto Nelson, Elaine Lopez, Cynthlo Franco, Carolyn Gronlllo. Fourth row: Teresa Agulrre, Anna Zamora, Danny Portillo, Noncy Mendoza, Mary Morfinez. Fifth row: sponsors: Jose Guillen, Roy Camo- cho, Ronnie Pacheco. 4. MECHA members prepare more taquitos. 5. DSU advisor Ms. Devi Curtis and ossls- tont Stephanie Hoover. 6. DSU members ham It up. 7. Ms. Curtis discusses Ideas for funds raisers. Rookies Try Hord or Professionol Plots The Special Effects ore well worrh cosr. I In rhe furure I wonr ro become rich and fam- ous by being o superior film mol-ier and direc- tor, jol ingly srored club president, Chris Cor- doro. Along wirh orher members of rhe Morion Picrure club, Chris possesses a subrle desire ro skyrocker inro show biz! This is a comperirive fiel d, so rhe club consisrs of more rhon dreams. Nexr year rhey hope ro purchase on opricol prinrer for rhe use of oil members. The cosr is o whopping $2,000, bur rhey believe rhor rhe special effecr photogra- phy ro be gained is well worrh rhe price. Several of the members hove obtained some equipment of rheir own. During meerings rhey shared ideas and conremplared furrher purchases ro add dimension ro rheir films. These amateurs hove shot hundreds of feer of film in the Riverside area. Screenplays induded simu- lated explosions, gun fights, super heroes, secrer ogenrs, robberies, sinisrer crime ond oil rhor oth- er good sruff you con worch on TV every nighr. | 1 V- % JK. 192 Rgbldouxs LIFE 1 . College Bowl Teonn 4 Prepares to Compere Four oursronding brains chosen. n irs fifrh year of exisrence or RHS, rhe College Bowl ream purchased o Quiz-o-moric machine ro ossisr and prepare rhem for rhe annual com- peririon. Porriclponrs were inrerrogored on rhe subjecrs of science, lirerorure, myrhology, arr, hisrory, and severol orher coregories during meerings or lunch. As rhe 18 school rournomenrs drew nearer, Ms. Williams supervised practices doily in H7 ro begin rhe selecrion of 4 oursronding brains, 3 of which hod been selecred or press rime. Don- esteel exclaimed, Alrhough I hod ro srudy hord, jusr being o parr of rhe whole rhing made ir a worrhwhile experience, The rournomenr was held or UCR on April IT- IB. The ream of rhe prevailing school received rwo scholarships ro UCP, while rhe 2nd place winners received one scholorship ro be granred ro on individual chosen by rhe school. H H i 1. Chris Cordoro gets ready for a creative meeting. 2. College Dowl students wait for the next question. 3. Chuck Kuhn. Lonnle King, and Scott Hill load the projec- tor. 4. Front left Chris Cordaro, Lonnie King, Chuck Kuhn, Dock left Mr. Hughes, Eric Nllson, Scott Hill, Kevin Lee. 5. Quiz time fot College Dowl. 6. Wilhelmina Mengler prepares for upcoming competition. 7. First Row: Jorge Sanchez. Mike Hall, Brent Ottosen, Bob Kite, Deanna Coots, Colin Santiago. Roxonno Coats. Wilhelmlno Mengler, Daniel Flores, Stella Sonchez. Second Row: Robert Wiley, Ken Diddle, Lorenzo San- chez, James Donesteel, Paul Leal, Carol Lindell, Kim Camp, Dertho Vosques, Carmen Preciado, Pot Mon- aco, Not pictured Rachel Dell. Activities and Organizations 193 Ms. Moins Keeps Speech Team Pvolling | Exercise Gray Morrer with rhe Speech Teom. Ir ' s greor experience. I wish I could spend more of my rime wirh rhe ream. This is how Tracy Collins, o member of RH5 speech ream, expressed her feelings. The reom hos comper- ed in numerous rournomenrs ond ore very oc- rive in rhe Cirrus Deir Speech Region, o bronch of rhe Calif ornio High School Speech Associorion. When osked how she feir obour advising rhe ream, Ms. Mains reveoled, I love ir. You ger rhe spirir of comperirion, srroregy, and creariv- iry, plus you exercise rhor old gray morrer. In rhe furure, Ms. Moins would like ro see more srudenrs join rhe ream ond improve in rheir public speaking. H 1 Lisa Umscheld practices o speech. 2. Chris Lofferty ond Stuart Datemon sriuggle during science club meet- ing. 3. Ms. Moins gives constructive criticism. 4. Speech teom; front tow: Johon Gelrnoert, Susan Meyers, Ms. Grohom, Tonya Dovis, and Ms. Mains. Second rov : Richard Alcontor, Roger Chain, ond Lisa Umscheld. 5. Jon Longden Inspects a scientific journol during a meeting. 6. Science Club; front tow. James Donesteei, Mr. Show, Robin Aiken, Paul Leal, Kern Glaubltz, Ro- chel Dell, Chorles White, Anno Hogstrom, Michael Agullor, and Christine Lofferty. Middle row: Karen Dier, Antonio Mengler, Regino Fuentes, Roxanne Coots, DeAnno Coots, Tony Cohlii, Morene Cohill. Lost row: Mr. Monaco, Stello Sonchez, Dertho Vasquez, Darin LIzord, Michael Hall. Den Diddle, Robert Wiley, Stuart Datemon, Koren Fletcher, and Mr. Snell. 7. Club presi- dent. Anno Hogstrom, listens to a club member. r K Career Prospects Broaden Favorably An educarionol and fulfill- ing experience. -ncouroging rhe invesrigorion of possible ca- reers is wlior rhe Science Club is for. The spon- sors find our informorion obour scholarships in science ond medical fields and inform inreresred members on how rhey can go abour applying for rhem. I feel rhe science dub is on educarionol and fulfilling experience. Ir ' s fun ond crearive ond hos been very helpful in deciding if you wonr a science or medical relored coreer, srored dub president, Anno Mario Hogstrom Field rrips ro science foirs, Museum of Science ond Industry, Loma Linda Medical School, beach rrips, lecrures or UCR and o whale warching cruise wirh rhe Oceanography Class ore whor rhe science club does for enjoymenr and learn- ing. I really enjoy rhe science club. Ir has helped me ro undersrond orher oreos of rhe medical profession rhor I may enrer, com- mented Antonio Mengler | Activities and Organizations 195 Final Yeor Draws ro a Close for ' 82 . VnricipQhon, bewildermenr, exciremenr. Sen iors began rheir final year wirh uncerroin feel ings, bur wirh one prevailing emorion excire menr. Their four year long rnp through high school wQs drawing ro o close Many seniors didn ' r Know if rhey should be ecsroric or depressed. I ' m really sod obour leaving . I ' ll miss every one a lor. srored Dobbi Meyer As rhe year wenr on, Seniors enjoyed whar would be rhe besr foorboll season in RH5 hisrory, and as homecoming approoched, seniors real ized ir would be rheir last. The prom rhar was given in rheir honor finally approoched, ond as seniors were being fir for rheir rux or as rhey chose rhar special gown. ... I ' ll miss everyone o lor . . . I ' c ' do ir oil over ogoir , if I could ... exciremenr rapidly mounted Groduarion an nouncemenrs were senr our, and soon ofrer rhe cops and gowns orrived. The finol week of school was or hand, and mosr seniors found rheir schedule full The year book signing parry, pracrice for groduarion, sen ior breakfosr, ondjusr spending rime wirh friends kept mosr busy beyond belief As rhe awaired nighr finally came, emorions were manifesred in many woys: Tears, lough- rer ond silence. As rhe class of ' 82 ser our on rheir finol jour ney rogerher ro Disneyland, many recoiled rhe losr four years wirh o joyous smile. Lisa Lind commenred, If I hod ir ro do all over ogam ... I would. H 1. Seniors roor with superiority. 2. Anthony Jackson works In the Fokon Room. 3. The Pep Squad leods seniors In a cheer. 4. Ingrld Rodrlgues anticipates her next class. 5. John Agullero purchases his lunch from the snack bar. 6. Seniors concentrate on the speaker during a lecture. 7. Seniors fry to melt the Ice cube. ma- ■m % - ' ' BHi. Wm _ ' ' ' k ' -C Tl B m : ri ' Ik JliA ' ■ YOli 11 196 Rubldouxs LIFE FINAL STEP Seniors 197 198 Rubldoux ' s LIFE rf ,,, T RUHUW. 1 Senior Class Council Keeps Up ' 82 Spirit I am proud because rhe doss of ' 82 is rhe besr doss, srored Doreen Smith when asked how she feir abour represenring rhe doss of ' 82. Virh senior spirir being high, rhe doss of ' 82 rook second, losing only by one point ro rhe Freshmen, or rhe Foorboll Homecoming pep roliey. When Qslsed how she feir obour rhis year ' s seniors, Gloria Martinez replied, Ir ' s improved since we were freshmen. The senior doss council works very hard ond gers involved in rhe work rhey ore doing. | 1. Craig Johnson and Rico Mendez listen carefully to Mr. Gray ' s government class. 2. Seniors await patient- ly for the spirit stick competition. 3. Marvin Moon, Solo- mon Wilcots and James Jenkins talk during lunch. 4. Tina Dennis and Kevin Glowbitz compete in the wheelbarrow roce. 5. Senior Class council. Back row: John Agullero. Gloria Martinez, Doreen Smith, Roberta Richey, Melvin Garrett, Jeff Dlakely, Regina Fuenfes, Toni Wright, Debro Zenger, Jennifer Miller. Seniors 199 Doreen Recoils Lost Four Yeors As 5 1 look bocK or our four years here or Rubi- doux, I con see many changes rhar hove under- gone rhe doss of 82! We, as Seniors ore wiser, more experienced, and older rhon we were as Freshmen, bur we srill hove a way ro go. As Freshmen we were uncerroin whor high school would bring ro us. When we enrered P ubidoux in 78, our class was new, bur we were rogerher as one. We proved rhis ro rhe enrire school by winning rhe foorball homecom- ing spirir srick. Craig Johnson was our doss presi- denr and wos ro conrinue ro be our leader rhroughour our four yeors. Dy our Sophomore year we knew our way oround school. Finally we were able ro roke Driver ' s Educorion and some of us passed our driver ' s license resr rhe first rime. Our class won rhe foorball homecoming floor ond rhe bosker ball homecoming spirir srick. The year was good, bur ir was marred by rhe rrogic dearhs of Chuck Zimmerman and Drondi Lakin. The Junior Senior Prom was on mosr of our minds our Junior year. The rheme of rhe prom wos Sroirwoy ro Heaven. Again, our class won firsr place in rhe floor conresr and rhe spirir srick or boskerboll homecoming. Finally our finol yeor or Rubidoux come. Our mighry foorball ream mode our senior year stupendous by being undefeored oil rhe way ro OF! We looked forward ro groduoring, bur we were also sod. I hove been very proud of represenring rhe class of 82 OS senior class president. We will oil definirely go for in life. Remember always rhe class of 1982 is rhe greatest. | - Doreen Smith Senior Class Presidenr 1 The Sophomore float brought rmony students down memory lone. 2. Freshmen cheerleaders Misti Dow- son, Jamie Redmond, Lori Dovis, and Kim Sprogue. 3. Sop homores of football pep roily. 4. Freshman Eric Fillmore flashes o smile. 5. Juniors compete in the pyromid competition. ' @S X ii 200 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Seniors 201 Abborr, Down Abborr, Denjse Adorns, Croig Adams, Vicl-;: Agnes Srocl-sron, Cindy Aguilor, Michoe ' Aguilero, John Aguirre, Tereso Life of Seniors Proves Exciting S pirir seemed ro be rhe in rhing for mosr seniors. Many were involved during homeconn ing lunch ocriviries end rhe pep roilys held during brunch. Alrhough rhe senior spirir was strong, Renee Junker feir, We hod more spirir when we were freshmen ond sophomores, it ' s jusr nor whor ir used ro be, Pep wosn ' r rhe only elemenr in rhe life of o senior, Mosr of rhem hung around during brunch or lunch enjoying each orhers company ond rhe laresr gossip obour people and ocriviries on rhe P.H5 campus. You could ofren find many seniors cruising Opol or meeting friends down by AGW Counrless numbers of seniors rried ro pass rheir rime owoy by sroying involved in clubs or keeping up rheir grades. All seniors were re- quired ro roKe Unired Srores Governmenr, and Consumer Education if rhey hod nor roken ir as o Junior. Ir was necessary for all groduores ro have 200 credits ro be induded in groduorion cere monies, ond ro receive a diploma. Arrending rhe prom, with rhe dote of their choice, marked the beginning of the end of their high school years, Groduorion and grod nighr or Disneyland was onxiously awaited, and many realized rhe night was ending their life as o senior ond sending rhem out into the world. Groduorion ond grod nighr excited every senior, Kelly Reese reloted, It feels good knowing that it ' s finally here, I hove waited for four long years! Out it is also scary knowing rhis is my losr rime wirh all my friends, H 1 Tino Dennis and Kevin Gloubitz, compete In the wheelbarrow race during football homecoming. 2. Too Hip-piell were the seniors during the football homecoming Pep assembly. 202 Rubidouxs LIFE 1 H 1 -M mm ' B t ' HViv « L « W ' , ' B mi Pii P@ ■ ' ■ .- tt m L Jtik Jb Allien, Piobin Albin, Dorr Albin, Michoel Alcoroz, Enriquero Alforo, Elvo Allen, Tern Seniors 203 Allison, Joner Alvarez, Jose Amos, Orendo Anderson, Denise Anderson, Terry Androde, Richard Andrews, London Armenro, Piicky Art, Dionno Askew, Jo Deniece Ooioo, Jimmy Dolderromo, Roberr 204 Rubldoux ' s LIFE v Folconscope: Superb Tosre I hese srudenrs always wanr ro lool ; nice and dress in sryle from rhe loresr fashions Mosr of rlne rime rheir money goes for rheir orrire. They love ro heor complimenrs and will olwoys remember whor slocKs or swearer wenr besr wirh whor ourfir. B FLOWEPi — Evening Primrose FAVORITE COLOR, — Parris Green BEST FEATURE — Cure Physique Tommo Correro Lori Davis Rico Mendez Solomon Wilcots 1 Jeff DIokely shows his report cord to Donno Keen. 2. Best Dressed - Lori Oovis, Rico Mendez, Tommy Cor- rero. Not Shown, Solomon Wilcots. Doncrofr, Michoel Donl-ss, l ennefh DorbQ, Lorroine DarrlebQugri, Jamie 9-iOfc Oennerr, Cecil Denron, John Dier, Koren Seniors 205 aiock, Dorell Dlocksrone, Rochelle Dbl-iely, Jeffrey Dlonco, Srevon Blocker, Korhy Donesreel, Ronald Doyer, Catherine Brewer, Dionno , y . Brown, Carol Brown, Dominic Brown, Jody Brown, Korhy 206 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Brown, Pomelo 3ruce, Sherron Durrs, Porrick Cohill, Maureen Coin, Rhondo Correro, Tommy Corroll, Melvin Corer, Lori MdS JLi Xj-J. Folconscope: Congenioliry Yc ou usually find rhem in a crowd being rhe cenrer of arrenrion. They ore very humorous end will be sure ro soy hello if rhey pass you in rhe hall. Don ' r forger rhough, rhor rhey need ro be rreored jusr as good os rhey rreor you. During rhe nine months of school rhey will mosr likely moke a lor of new friends and enrich rheir old friendships. | FLOWER, — Forger-Me-Nor . FAVORITE COLOR — Peach of Parodise BEST FEATURE — Exrraordinory Chorocrer Craig Adorns Katie Doyer Kris Heatley Chris Lorenz 1. Debbie Zenger ond John Aguilero patiently woit in the lunch line. 2. Best Personolity - Kris Heotley, Katie Doyer, Chris Lorenz, Croig Adorns. Seniors 207 • Choppell, Jomes Chorles, Cynrhio Chavez, De Ann Chovez, John Chico, Rhondo Clark, Annerre Clark, Mike Coder, Elizoberh Coker, Tommy Early Groduores Adjust for Life Jrorring college, having o full-rime job, or jusr woriririg ro leave school, ore a few of rhe rea- sons juniors ond seniors graduare eorly. Many hove other rhings ro do ond don ' r wonr ro borher wirh school v ork. The srudenrs who wanred ro graduate early had ro rake six or seven classes in rheir Fresh- man, Sophomore, and Junior years ro meer RHS groduorion requiremenrs, | 1 Hazel Reyes and Julie Stelnbrlnck sack out, as Lor- enzo Sanchez hugs a friend. 2. Julie Stelnbrlnck waifs for her food In the lunch areo with her pet unicorn. 208 Kubldou;( ' s LIFE Colemon, Korie Coles, Richord Conyers, Sreven Coombs, Stephen Cordoro, Christopher Cox, Keren Crobb, Lynne Crogheod, Dobbie Crowford, Roger Crow, Keily Seniors 209 Folconscope: Norurol Flirts r urring on arm around a srudenr or o hiss on rhe cheek comes norural ro rhese pilcnderers. They ore known ro flirr wirh rhe besr looking guys or girls in school. They never ger complcinrs when rhey ore florrering rhe opposire sex, bur rhey ofren leave behind mony broken heorrs. | FLOWER — Passion Flower FAVORITE COLOR. — Possionore Red BEST FEATURE Wondering Hands Eric Fillmore Down McCloln Decky Moron Mingo Moreno 1. Biggest Flirts - Decky Moron, Mingo Moreno, Down McCloin. Eric Fillmore. 2. Seniors cheer on the football teom during CIF pep rally. Crump, Morsl o Cuddihy, Corl-iy Cunningl om. Noncy Cunnlngl dm, Yvonne Curren, Scott Dongelo, Dill 210 Rubidouxs LIFE ■IK w ! K ' i ? 1 1 Dovis, Lori Dovis, Pomelo Dovis. Tulip Dowson, Misri Oeirrick, Denice Dennis, Tino Dill, Debbie Dobyns, Timorhy • Dodd, Durr Donley, Melisso Dozier, Lori Droin, Riick Senlors 211 Dreikorn, Korl Dubay, Terry Dunogon, Deboroh Durfey, Tommy Duron, Srephon Eoron, Todd Escojedo, Kennerh Fillmore. Eric Ford. Doniel Frokes, Down Frios, Srephonie Fuenres. P.egino Gollipoli, Andreo , Golvin, Scorr 212 Rubidouxs LIFE Gomboo, Gwen Gondoro, (Xichord Gorcio, Helena Garrerr, Melvm Geirnoerr, Johon Golding, Richard Goldsmirh, Dedille Gonzalez, Michelle Many Changes Greer Seniors Seniors hod many new changes ro face in rheir losr yeor of high school. The biggesr change was rhe orrivol of Mr. Huckaby as our new principal. One senior innplied, The chonge was for rhe best, Mr, Huckaby really cores for rhe srudenrs, Anorher major chonge was rhe new ror- dy rruoncy policy, Jonet Alison stored, Ir is greor, and Ir ' s working! Mario Pendleton or gued rhor, Ir doesn ' t give srudenrs enough rime ro ger ro doss, even if rhey reolly rry In o way ir has dompened my senior year, 1. Regino Fuenfes and Dionna Art take o break from school and have o friendly chot. 2. Rhonda Coin, Susie Sotow and Vicki Harrison oct silly for the camero. Seniors 213 Goure. Koren Green, Richard Green. Vicl-si Griffirh, Mary Gurierrez, Tonyc Guyron, Davic Hamilron, Drier Harris, Kelvin Folconscope: Arhleric Vigor T he Mosr Arhleric persorioliry ore Known for rheir arhleric obiliries such os vigor, srrengrh, and physical force. Srudenrs who porricipore in sporrs ore nor jusr compering ogoinsr orher comperirors, rhey compere for rhe pride of rhe school. These sru denrs bring arhleric enrerroinmenr ro rhe orher srudenrs or R,HS. | FLOWER. — Tumble- Weed FAVORITE COLOR — Block ond Blue DEST FEATURE — Bulging Muscles Gloria Martinez Rifo Moore Jerome Tyler Augle Vega 1. Most Athletic - Glorio Martinez, Jerome Tyler. Rite Moore, Augle Vego. 2. Roberto RIchey watches the photogropher while drinking her favorite fruit punch. 214 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Harris, Vicrorio Harrison, Joy Harry, Vickie Horrigon, Doniel Horrs, Penny Heorley, Krisrine Hemminger, Robert Henry, Danerre Hidlago, Michoel Howord, Joey Hughes, David Hurch, Dione Seniors 215 lllesCQS, Tonya Ireland, Debbie Jackson. Alan ' Jackson, Dorrell Jardine, Tommy Jasso, Loreno Jenkins, Jomes Johnson, Craio Johnson, Porncio Jones, Andreo Jones, Angelo Junker, Renee 216 Rubldou; ' s LIFE ITN i-A. Folconscope: Outgoing Style H Qppiness, charm, and a glowing personoliry ore ref leered from rhose wirh o friendly ouro. These people seem ro hove o wide spread of friends, and core obour rhem oil in on equol manner. They forgive rhose who moy hurr rhem, ond olwoys remember rhe besr in peo pie. To hold o grudge is agoinsr rheir voluoble morols. They judge people, nor by rhe ourword appearance, bur by rheir inner self. | FLOWER — Sweer Pea FAVOR.ITE COLOR — Worm Heorred Fuchsia BEST FEATURE — Worm Hello Scott Galvin James Jenkins Hazel Reyes Debbie Zenger 1. Eric Fillmore folks to o couple of friends. 2. Most Friendly - Hozel Reyes, Scott Golvin, Debbie Zenger. Not Shown, Jomes Jenkins. Kolopaco, Drendo Korsgor, Krisnne Koson, Korhryn Kee, Gory Keen, Donno Kelley, Timorhy Kemp, Beverly Keye Karen Seniors 217 Kinney, Steven Kitchens, John Kolb, Edword Kulzer, Timothy Kushnet, Sondto . ' Lo Londe, Joseph Leaf, Kothleen Lee, James Lee, Petei Lesh, Tracy Lester, Kirli Levinson, Steven 218 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Lieder, Debro Lighrle, Kim Lilly, Anno Lilly, Robert Many Decide to Arrend College lour years of English, one year of o science, rwo years of advanced morh, rwo years of a foreign language, and an additional yeor of on advanced course in morh, science, or foreign longuoge was jusr rhe beginning of preparing for college. Most seniors found rhor preparing for college was very rime consuming. Many srorred ro meer rhe rough requirements during rheir fresh- men year. College prep courses were only rhe first step ro college. The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test was tol- en by many seniors during their junior year, while the Scholastic Aptitude Test was taken during their senior year. The SAT was taken by seniors for entrance into college. When possible, seniors visited college campuses or listened to college representatives speak in the career center. When a senior finally decided to attend col- lege, there were numerous opplications ro be completed. They hod to opply to the college of their choice, for housing facilities if desired, and for the many scholarships ond financial aid pro- grams available. Most seniors felt that college was necessary to further their educotion, for better jobs, and to survive the tough requirements of the world. College is a way of expanding on education. I realize I should hove token college prep classes. Now I hove to take extro dosses when I start college, replied Scott Golvin. H 1 Seniors anxiously await the end of their government class. 2. Doreen Srriith shows her leadership qualities over the senior class council. Seniors 219 Lind, Liso Locl ' ie. Edward Loder, Allen Lopez, Abe! Lopez, Dlonco Lopez, Pomelo Lopez, Grerrel Lorenz, Chris Lossing, Judy Moos, Ter MocDonold, Lourc Mognuson, (XoeLee Monning, Shoron Morir-i, Angel 220 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Folconscope: Procricol Joker rudenrs love ro hove dosses wirh rhesejokers. Ir seems ro moke rhe 50 minures of cioss go by fosrer. They always mode rhe day o lirrle sunnier wirh rheir smiles and rhe loughrer of rheir jokes, H FLOWER — Loco Weed FAVORITE COLOR — Sunny Yellow DE5T FEATURE — Clever Talking Dev Kemp Greg Maldonodo Marvin Moon Ingrid Rodriguez 1 Seniors compete in the lop-sitting competition during Footboll Homecoming Week. 2. Most Humorous: Greg Moldonodo, Ingrid Rodriguez. Marvin. Not shown. Dev Kemp. Morlorr, Jorin Morrin, Tino Morie Morrinez, Gloria Morrinez, Lindo Morrinez, Socorro May, Morrho Moyo, Gregory Seniors 221 McOoin, Down McClure, Richard I McConnell, (Xod Mclnrire, Jon McLaughlin, Vicl- i Mel-iic, Lorroine Mendez, fXichord Meyer, Dobbi Folconscope: Strong Willed T hey strive for whor rhey w onr. They will spend hours on hours ro moke somerhing ex- ocrly righr or ro moke sure ir is ro everyone ' s sorisfocrion. These srudenrs hove success on rheir minds and will ler norhing ger in rhe way of ir, FLOWER, — Smorr Weed FAVORITE COLOR, — Diomond Blue BEST FEATUR,E — Genius Kothy Blocker Chris Cordoro Regino Fuentes Melvin Garrett 1. Most Likely to Succeed - Melvin Garrett, Kothy DIocker, Regino, Chris Cordoro. 2. Ton! Wright ond Greg Moyo relax during lunch. 222 Rubidoux ' s LIFE MiCQilef, Sharon Miller, Jennifer Miner, Dee Ann Minneor, Donny Mirchell, Thomos Moffirt, Dridger Moon, Morvin Moore, P.iro Morales, Thomos Moron, Decky Senlots 223 Moreno, Arthur V Moret o, Domingo Morrenson. Les Murrill, Roberro Navarro. Noncy Neff, Gerolc Negrere. Shelly Nelson, Rosiro Newhouser, Korhryn Novok, Tybr Nunez. Adeliro Oppelr. Leonord Ozcon, Hurol Podillo, Anroinerre 224 Rubidoux ' s LIFE More ro Life Than Homework [—very senior hod somerhing rhey enjoyed obour rheir senior year. Wherher ir be o club, involved in on ocriviry, or jusr kicking bock hav- ing fun during rheir lasr year or Rubidoux Gerring involved made rhe yeor go by fos rer. Ir mode rhem feel rhor rhere wos more ro school rhon jusr homevvork or classroom assign- menr. Also, by gerring involved, srudenrs were able ro meer new friends and develop a srron ger relorionship wirh rheir old friends, Seniors ore aware rhor rhis is rheir lasr year, so rhey rend ro ger involved, srored Dionno Art.l 1. This yeor ' s senior football homecoming floot morked Q graveyard with the scores of defected footboll teams. 2. Jeff Dlaisely pays close ottention during a senior doss meeting. Palmer, Lmdell Pendleton, Mario Perez, Gilbert Perez, f ito Perry, Sandy Joy Perry, P,on Pickord, Mork Pierceoll, n.oberr . :...d Seniofs 22j Pignoro, Jenny Pool, Terry Poole, Eileen Porrer, Lynerre Porrillo, Danny Preciodo, Cormen Quinrero. Miguel Quinrero, Oscar Roinoud, Lizberh Romirez, Chrisrino Cay, Kevin IXedmond, Poula 226 Rubidoux ' s LIFE il Reese, Kelly Reese, Sondy Reyes, Hozel Richey, Roberro Riddle, Teri Riley, Yverre Folconscope: Meekly Reserved 5 hy srudenrs ore ofren nored for being bashful ond very quier until rhey ger ro Know o person. Even though rhey ore reserved they still tend to get involved. When compliment comes along their way, they ore sure to turn red. They make true friends and if you ever need a helping hond rhey are olwoys there, | FLOWER — Sensitive Plant FAVORITE COLOR — Bashful Pink BEST FEATURE — Red Cheeks Josie Costello Greg Moyo Sammy Mendozo Jennifer Miller 1. Cindy Charles rolls out pie dough for her apple pie in cooking class. 2. Most Shy: Greg Moyo, Jennifer Miller, Sommy Mendoza. Not shown, Josie Costello. Senlors 227 , Rippey, Tommy n,irchey, Mork Rivero, Morrm P-obb-Webb, Korhenr Robinson, Suson PiOdriguez, Ingrid Rodriguez, Romiro Rodriguez, Riro Rodriguez, Sylvio Jos Rojos, Kevin Rose, Cynrhio Rousin, Jodie Ruff, Glenr Rurherford, Troo 220 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Solem, Mohommed Sanchez, Lorenzo 5ondermon, Koren Sanders, Carhy Sorow, Suzie Scollo, Cheryl Sevillano, Lon Shomblin, Kelley Seniors Enjoy on AwQired Year Or ' rdering gowns and groduorion announce- menrs, choosing o dore and whor would be worn for rhe prom, end gerring grod nighr rick ers, were jusr o few rhings on rhe minds of seniors before rhe school year ended. Many seniors, while rhey were underclass- men, looked forward ro rhe day when rhey would be Superior over rhe resr of rhe sru- denrs. I wos looking forward ro being yeorbook editor, A50 yearbook represenrarive, and being able ro go wild and hove on excuse for ir, srared Cindy Stockton-Agnes, when asked why she looked forward ro becoming a senior. Everyone had a different reoson ro look for word ro rheir losr year, bur ir was definire rhor many were jusr glad ro be seniors. H 1 Cassey Soybo giggles at something in her cooking doss. 2. Kim Sprogue gives o worm hello to the pho- togropher. Seniors 229 Shuerger, Jonorhon , Simpson, Rondy Sloron, Milie Slocum, Marjorie Smirh, Donny Smirh, Doreen Smirh, Tliomos Smoor, Down Snyder, Kris Sprogue, Kim Sreinbrinck, Julie Steponik, Michoe 230 Rubidouxs LIFE Folconscope: High Spirited T hey spreod spirir rhroughour school end moUe orher srudenrs feel good even if rheir ream jusr losr. They ' re rhe ones always yelling ar pep rallies and having a good rime or rhe school acriviries. They ' re always srirring srudenrs up wirh rheir energeric spirir, ond making rhem ger inro rhe swing of rhings. | FLOWER — Jump-up-johnny FAVORITE COLOR — Black and Gold BEST FEATURE — Loud Yell Jeff DlQkely Brian Hamilton Roberta Richey Kim Sprague 1. Seniors compete against underclassmen in tlie wheelbarrow race. 2. Most Spirited — Roberto Richey, Brian Hamilton, Kim Sprague, Jeff Blokely. Sriffler. Tern Srowe, Loury Swonson, Dovid Swanson, Susie Teogorden, Donna Teroo, Shoron Seniors 231 Tillord, Shirlene Turner, LoVonne Tyler, Jerome Tyo, Liso Uribe, Tommy Vasquez, Derrho Vego, Augusrine Vikery, Mike Wolker, Kimberly Woll er, Theresa Wolloce, Debbie Wells, Andro 232 Rubidouxs LIFE Vard, Cherri Warner, Michelle Wornner, Jonorhon Vosker, Sreve Wesson, Porrice Websrer, Flenoid Werner, Morgen Werzel, Doryl , Folconscope: Pure Expertise O. ' nes who hove a gifr for rolenr normQily spend hours of rheir rime procricirig on rheir obiliry. Even rhough rhey know rhey hove o knock for whor rhey ore doing, rhey always rry ro improve They never feel rhor rheir ralenr is o chore. H FLOWER — Indian Poinrbrush FAVOr lTE COLOR. — Gifr of Gold BEST FEATURE — Gifred Minds Kothy Drown Richard Gondero Lorenzo Sanchez Julie Steinbrincis 1. Rhonda Cain shows the Football Homecoming Spirit Stick to friends. 2. Most Toiented - Kothy Drown, Rlch- otd Gondero, Julie Steinbtlnck. Not shown Is Lotenzo Sanchez. Senlots 233 Whire, Judy Viley, Jerry Williams, Ann Willis, Lindo Wilson, Mory Wilson, Sundoy Winrers, Chrisrine V WirKowsl-ii, Michoel Money-Mokers Greor Success survived Rubidoux was rhis year ' s slogan on rhe Senior T-shirrs. The T-shirrs hove been c rrodirion for numerous yeors and also v ere a v oy for rhe seniors ro earn money. The T-shirrs were jusr one of many fund-rais- ers for rhe seniors. The purposes of rhe fund-raisers were ro raise enough money ro ger rhe senior class our of debr from rhe Junior Senior Prom, and ro poy for rhe groduorion expenses. Also, ro have exrra money ro pay for rhe furure class re- unions, commenred Doreen Smith, 1981-82 senior presidenr. Cor woshes during rhe summer and rhe school year. Boo Grams during rhe week be- fore Halloween, Candy Soles, Chrisrmos Delle, Foorball concessions during CIF and club week were rhe fund-raisers rhor helped rhe seniors eorn money. I feir rhor rhis year ' s fund-raisers were very shokey, commenred Melvin Gorretf. There was a lor of seniors who were in- volved in rhe fund-raisers. Mony wanred ro moke sure rhor rhere was enough money ro pay for rhe graduorion expenses, which indud- ed buses for grod nighr and rhe keepsake cops. Srudenrs rhor were elected for Senior Council didn ' r jusr ger involved in rheir fund-raisers rhey always gave a helping hand in ASD fund-roisers. And in rerurn, ASD olwoys oided rhe seniors. | 1. Scoft Golvin gets o Sonto Grom while o few friends climb info the picture. 2. Croig Johnson ond Coach Drouhard publicize spirit towels during CIF. 204 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Wofford, Morjorie Wold, Srephonie Wolfe. Jeonnie Wright Anrojnerre Yoder, Glenn Young, Linda Young, Scorr Zovolo, Juon Zenger, Debro Zunigo, (Xondy ' Seniois 235 Seniors Choose Who Will be All Rubidoux V har is All Rubidoux? Thar is rhe main question rhor goes around while nominees ore being selected for this category. All Rubidoux is o special honor that goes to one girl and one boy who have shown some type of leadership within their club, class, or school! Senior Class Council, A5D, ond faculty mem- bers nominate students who they feel would be most appropriate for the category. After the nominees had been narrowed down, the sen- ior class votes. This year the seniors elected Craig Johnson ond Misti Dowson. Croig ' s most important activity while of Rubi- doux has been serving as President every year. I hove given of myself to maKe the class of ' 82 number 1. The activity that has held the most impor- tance to me has been student government. This was Q direct support of the doss of ' 82 and it , held the most reponsibiliries. Being on Student Council was a lot of hard work, but very re- wording, commented Misti Dowson. Doth Croig and Misti hove worked hard for their doss ond felt that ' 82 will always be consid- ered number 1. Vhen asked how it felt to be chosen os All Rubidoux, Croig replied, I om exultant! This honor carries a great deal of meaning to me and I will always look bock ot this award with gratitude. There ' s no better woy to end my years of service to l ubidoux High. Misti re- vealed, Being selected All Rubidoux was definitely o surprise. I have sincerely supported my class throughout my yeors at Rubidoux and when they supported me, I felt it was more than worth my while. Other activities that Croig has been involved in, induded DSU, Spirit Club, Track, Madrigals, Bodmitton, FDLA, Speech Team, and Drama. Croig feels that his greatest accomplishment has been attending the Notional FBLA Conven- tion in Chicogo and placing 4rh in Extemporane- ous Speaking. Misti ' s octivities indude Freshrnon JV ond Var- sity Cheer, Spirit Club, Prom committee, CSF, Girl ' s State Representative, 4 years honor roll and 4 years perfect attendance. When osked who hod influenced her most, Misti replied, There really wasn ' t any one per- son who influenced me to be active other than myself. It is just a feeling of pride I hove for my school ond doss thot gives me the initiative to participate actively. Craig ' s answer was completely different. During my 9th grade year Mr. Vidol ployed o great port in directing me towards student gov- ernment. Outside of Rubidoux, two people hove greatly influenced my life. Dr. Martin Lu- ther King Jr. showed me dedication while Je- sus Christ showed me happiness, joy, peace, and eternal life. | 1 All Rubidoux - Craig Johnson and MIstI Dawson. 2. MIstI laughs at co-cheerleaders. 3. Slowly but surely Cralg proceeds to complete a purchase order. 4. Who- ever Craig Is talking to put a smile on his face. 5. I wonder whot ' s on Mlstl ' s mind. 6. Cralg and Mlstl ' s personality finally shows. Senior Players Add To success of Teom I Non srop ro rhe rop! Rubidoux Falcon Foorboi! Team won rhirreen srroighr gomes rhis season. The senior football players ployed on imporronr role in rhis success. Moving rhe mosr wins, rhe longesr winning srreok, mosr ream inrerceprions, mosr yards gained in rushing ond leasr omounr of poinrs given up were responsible for our number ONE ronk eighr consecutive weeks. We were also ronked 3rd in scoring in Riverside County. College scouts hove been looking ot Jerome Tyler CD; James Jenkins LB, Allen Jackson RD, Jimmy Baioa LD and C, Solomon Wilcots DD; Marvin Moon TE, Croig Howard TE; Mingo Moreno RD; Scoft Golvin DE, Augie Vega NG ond OG, and Eric Fillmore DD. All Sunbelt Leogue 1st Team selectees were Jerome Tyler, Jomes Jenkins, Allan Jockson, Scott Golvin, Solomon Wilcots, Tony Jackson DT, Jimmy Doioo, Augie Vego, and also under- dossmen Jim Lowery DE (Sophomore), Chuck Hill DT (Junior), Robert Caballero FD (Junior), Don Jones TE (Junior), Joe Pryor T (Sopho- more). 2nd Team: — James Jenkins ond Mingo Moreno. Honorable Mention — Marvin Moon, Croig Howard, Eric Fillmore, ond Chris Holf (Ju- nior). All Riverside County 1st Team — members were Jerome Tyler, James Jenkins, Allan Jack- son, and Chuck Hill (Junior). Honorable Mention — Augie Vego and James Jenkins. Other team members thot put o lot of effort for the success of the ream were Rod McCon- nell RD; Kelly Boron RD; Steve Blanco DE; John Aguilero OG; Mike Steponik OG; Ran- dy Zunigo T; Kevin Popeck TE; and Marty Rivero OG Cooch Brouhard commented, I thought it was o fantastic year with a very good group of seniors. We hope our seniors hove set on exam- ple for our young kids coming up! H 1 Seniors ieod the team to success. 2. Marvin Moon breoks owoy from the opposing team. 3. We are 11 4. Showing off their offensive style. Seniors pushed fowords the goal line. John Aguliera Offensive Guard Jimmy Doioo Line Dod-ier; Center • Kelly Doron P,unning Docli Sreve DIonco Defensive End • Eric Fillmore Defensive Dock • Scorr Golvin Defensive Dock Croig Howord Tight End Allon Jockson Defensive Tockle Tony Jockson Defensive Tockle Jomes Jenkins Line Docker 236 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Rod McConnel Running Dock Morvin Moon Tighr End Mingo Moreno , Running Docl Kevin Popeck Tight End Merry Rivero Offensive Guard Milie Steponil-i . Offensive Guard Senlors 239 r Seniors Soy Goodbye ro High School Years Joying good-bye wos probably rhe hordesr word for seniors rlnis year. Ir meant leoving friends, reactiers, ond espedally rhe good rimes or P ubidoux. Ir olso meanr starring o whole new experience in life: being an aduir ond having ro choose the life of their choice. When Qsked how she feir knowing rhis yeor was her losr one or Rubidoux, Terri Allen re- plied, I ' m not hoppy because I ' ll miss oil of my friends. The rhoughr of seeing some of rheir old schoolmates at college in the foil was something thot helped ease the sadness of porring. For mosr, groduorion broughr joy and a sense of occomplishmenr. | 1. Seniors pointed the Senior Wall to soy goodbye to Rubidoux. 2. Administrotors, Counceiors, and Cam- pus supervisors wove good-bye to this yeors gradu- ates. 3. Robin Aitsen reminisces while looking at Rubi- doux ' s empty corridors. 4. Stacey Forney gives a kiss good-bye to Durt Dodd. 5. Good-bye RHS. 240 Kubidoux ' s LIFE $enlors 241 ADMINISTRATION ACADEMICS Sroff Molds Students Into Better People edicorion, pride, and guidance were oil rroirs displayed by rhe sroff ar RHS. Wl-ierher ir was on adminisrraror worl ing ro conducr rhe school, a coordinoror offering guidance, a reocher lend- ing o helping hand, or a cusrodion ossisring in moinrenonce; rhe enrire sroff worked hard ro provide rhe srudenrs wirh o beneficial learning environmenr. The four odminisrrorors shared rhe responsibil- iries of running o school. Adminisrrorors ore somerimes forced ro nnake decisions rhor ore unpopular wirh borh rhe srudenrs and rhe sroff. In rhe end, everyone realized rhor rhe decisions were for rhe besr, revealed Annomarie Weaver. Providing guidance and help for opproxi- ... everyone realizes ir ' s for rhe morely 2,600 srudenrs was o demanding rosk divided berween eighr coordinarors. Eoch coor- dinoror was responsible for ossisring obour rhree hundred srudenrs. Teachers were faced wirh rhe rremendous job of educoring and disciplining srudenrs who come ro rheir clossroonns ro leorn. Teoching con be very rewarding, srored Ernie Wright. Alrhough rhe reochers and odminisrrarors formed rhe mojoriry of rhe sroff, rhere was also dedicored supporring sroff working diligenrly behind rhe scenes. Secrerories, aides, janirors, compus supervisors, and cafererio workers all worked ro conrribure ro rhe welfare and up- keep of rhe school. H 1. Koren Pino and Kris Duprey listen closely to what Principol Doug Huckoby hos to soy. 2. Rex Moore wofches students during lunch. 3. Noncy Kretz on- swets the telephone. 4. Doro Limon prepares tocos (or lunch. 5. Mr. Mortinez strolls oround compus during brunch. 6. Ms. Weover helps Tonyo Schexnoyder with o problem. 7. Mr. Durhom wotches over his doss. 242 Rubldoux ' s LIFE GUIDANCE INTO THE FUTURE Administration and Acodemics 243 New Members Join School Administration I he year hos been super! exclaimed Mr. Doug Huckoby. We hove o greor sraff and on excellenr srudenr body! Mr. Huckoby, principal, and Mr. Rex Moore, who rook over as ossisranr principal of oper- orions and srudenr acriviries, joined rhe roienred odminisrrarion. Also ploying on ocrive porr in rhe school dis- rricr was rhe Board of Educorion. The board consisred of five elecred officials who represenr- ed rhe school disrricr. H Archbold, Lou Ann Assistonr Principal Moore, Rex Assisronr Principol Needhom, l on Assisronr Principol 1. Doug Huckoby Joined fhe tolented odmlnistratlon os the new principal. 2. Annemorle Weaver ond Dennis Poyne smile with pride as they pose with o trophy. 3. School boord members take a break during a meeting. Seated; Dr. Ken Norton, John Chovez, DIM Heck, Marge Steinbrinck, Verne Laurltzen. Standing: Dr. John Wilson, Nick Ferguson, Dr. Edward Hawkins, and Shoron Druce. 4. Mr. Arterberry looks over student files. 244 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Cool-ie, Meivo Coordinoror Drury, Fred Coordinoror Gordo, Ernie Coordinoror Godoy, Ignocio Coordinoror Heidecke, Jim Coordinoror Pino, Koren Coordinoror Trosper, Jill Coordinoror tet.. m - Helpful Coordinorors Assist Srudenr Needs I Segisrrarion, orrendonce records, disciplinory Qcrions, and counseling kepr rhe coordinators busy rhroughour rhe year. During August rhey worked Inard inelping freshmen and new sru- denrs selecr rheir classes. Dobbie Arterberry joined rhe seven original coordinorors of rer Chrisrnnas vocorion. Mr. Arrer- berry counseled srudenrs whose losr name be- gan wirh A rhrough DRI The mojoriry of srudenrs were grateful ro rhe coordinators. Korin Lee stared, The coordino- rors were helpful when you couldn ' r decide what dosses to tQke. H Administration and Acade(nlcs 245 W| Someone You Con Rely On love ro work wirh rhe kids; rhe srudenrs ore oil rerrificl exclaimed Ms. Beverly Vinnedge. Nor many sruder irs realized rhe hord work and dedicarion ir rokes ro be a secrerary. Many of our secrerories come ro school or seven o ' clock in rhe nnorning ro begin rhe day answer- ing phones, filing papers, and helping srudenrs Their day ended ofrer olnnosr everyone else hod lefr ro go honne. Neverrheless, oil rhe dedicarion paid off in rhe end wirh mosr secrerories enjoying rheir work, The srudenrs moke me feel needed, wonred, ond loved!, sold Ms. Kathleen Jones. The odminisrrarors expressed rhor a school Connor funcrion wirhour secrerories, Mr. Ron Needhom srored, The mosr imporronr rhing rhey do is perform oil rhe clerical work, and olways hove a posirive orrirude. Mr. Rex Moore added, You con always depend on rhe secrerories. I olways rely on rhem ro remind me of rhe dare and my name. | 1. Frustrated by her many duties Ms. Oleck stops to think of what she must do next. 2. Mr. Martinez helps some students with their class schedules during regis- tration. 3. Mr. Guillen teaches the English language to his students. Aldensiorer, Alice ClerlVTypisr Coffer, Zeno Qerli Typisr Duprey. Chris ClerlVTypisr Fowler, Adeline Secrerary Gonzoles, Connie Secretory Jones, Kathleen Clerk Typisr Kretz, Noncy Secrerory McCook, Jeon Clerk Typtsr Pointer. Vicky Clerk Typisr Sprik, Joner Secrerary Vinnedge, Deverly Secrerory 246 Rubidouxs LIFE Luclierr, Lynee Speech Porhobgisr Porrer, IXurh Nurse Price, Virginia Psychologist Johnson, Marge Campus Supervisor Popp, Dee Campus Supervisor Keeping RHS In Top Order Along wirh rhe odminisrrorors and reochers who kepr rhe school running, rhere were many orher people who worked behind rhe scenes. Ms. Ruth Porret ' s duries included helping rhe Sid-! and injured, checking immunizorion re- cords, and screening srudenrs for rhe odoprive PE program. The connpus supervisors also helped ro keep rhe school in rop order, by checking porking srickers, looking for rruanr srudenrs, ere . . . The librarian, Ms. Laura Normandeau, was very helpful ro srudenrs who came looking for good books. The speech porhologisrs and psychologisrs were helpful ro srudenrs wirh speciol needs. Their job encouraged srudenrs ro never quir. | Administration and Acodemics 247 Teochers: Rare Dreed of People r reporing lesson plans, correcring papers, helping srudenrs afrer school and sponsoring clubs, A lor of srudenrs don ' r realize whor ir rokes ro be o reocher. Many of our loyal reochers spenr rheir evenings correcring papers, or preparing rhe nexr day ' s lesson. Ir rakes lors of hard work ro be a good reocher, bur nnosr of oil, ir rokes dedicorion. Teachers ore o rare breed of friends. They inspire and encourage us. They lough wirh us and cry wirh us. They insrrucr, ond help us wirh our problenns. The reochers here are like rrue friends, remarked Tommy Conrad. H Anson, Jim Independent Srudy Archler, Harold Social Science Dell, Karen English Dell, P,oberr Drivers Educorion Drophy, Edword Social Science Drown, Al Indusrriol Arrs Druce, Joan Physical Education Druie, Volt Industrial Arts Dud ' sout, Doug Fine Arts Call, Joe Moth Comocho, Ray Dusiness Clements, Duddy Fine Arts 248 Kubldoux ' s LIFE V Copelond, Michoel Fine Arrs Curris, Devi Marh Gushing, Donn IndusrriQl Arrs DropizQ, Sam Morh Drury, Alice English Duff, Dorboro Foreign Longuoge Durhom, John Sociol Science Fagon, Par On Compus Suspension Finon, Ellen English Furlong, Carol Foreign Longuoge Former Singer Loves Teaching vDuren doch!, exdoimed Ms. Sfello Wes- fermeyer, German reocher and choirman of rhe Foreign Language Deporrmenr. Thar means good day in German, she inrerprered, and I also I ' now Russian, Durch, and Italian. Among rhe many facers of Ms. Wester- meyer ' s omozing life is her former singing co- reer. I used to sing for rhe Dinah Shore Show, and I did Gunsmoke for a while. I even song wirh Tennessee Ernie Ford once!, she stored. When asked if she would ever resume her career, Ms. Wesrermeyer sighed ond srored, Well I really don ' r know, bur I know one rhing; I love reaching! | 1. Ms. Yriorfe prepares her lesson plans for the next week. 2. Ms. Westermeyer teaches Shelley Diaz a Gernnan song. Administration and Academics 249 Helpful Guide To the Future )cholarships, speakers, college decisions, re- cruirers, and career choices were all elements of rhe Coreer Cenrer. Ms. Williams, rhe director of the Career Cen ter remarked, More students should take ad- vantage of what the Career sponsored speak- ers who come to talk about colleges, careers, vocational schools, and the Armed Forces. The cenrer provides information on scholar- ships and shows students how to apply for them and the grants and loons ovoiloble. We try to help students who ore encounter- ing difficulties while making decisions obout ei- ther colleges or careers, explained Ms. Wil- liams. I ilBL. i il Gentry, Korhleen Dusiness Gonzalez, Shirley Home Economics Gray, Roberr 5ociol Science Guillen, Jose E5L Hemphill, Cynrhio Home Economics Hickey, Jimmy Morh Hire, Dovid Science Hornsby, Philomeno Reoding 250 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Hovsepion, Carol English Hughes, Mike Foreign Longuoge Jensen, Poul VorK Experience Johnson, Dole 5oclol Science Jones, Ken Business Jones, Noncy English Kennedy, Chorbrre Career Cenrer Kleemon, Croig Industrial Arts Lonrz, Edna Sociol Science Lesh, Gory Agriculrure Moins, Mane English Former Srudenr Decomes Janitor mogine coming bock ro Rubidoux ro work ofrer you groduore. Would you do ir? Mr. Ron Garcia, rhe head joniror did. When Qsi ' ed if Rubidoux hod changed since he wos o srudenr, Mr. Gorcio jusr laughed. Oh yes, definirely! When I was here as o srudenr rhere wosn ' r a smoking oreo; if you were coughr smoking you were immediorely sus- pended. All around, rhings were much more srricr, he recalled. Mr. Garcia always has o smile on his face for srudenrs and sroff , and helps greorly in rhe envi- ronmenral upkeep of rhe school. | 1. Andy Sfeinmeyer and Bonnie Price help some ROP students to leorn the skills of being o woittess. 2. Ms. Williams and Maria Drovo discuss different college possibilities. 3. After fixing the roof, Ron Garcia carefully climbs down the ladder. Administration and Academics 251 It ' s neor ro be recognized As Miller, Korhy ROP Miller, Morrho Morh Monoco, Por Science Murphy, Karen Independenr Srudy Murray, William English NewrTKin, Sondy Independenr Srudy Peorce, Cynrhio Home Economics Peterson, Morjorie Physical Educorion s Q resuir of Mr. Lesh ' s many occomplish- menrs as rhe deporrmenr chairman and FFA advisor he has been named Riverside Counry reocher of rhe year. Ir v as a pleosonr sur- prise, remarked Mr. Lesh. Ir ' s near ro be rec- ognized. Mr. Lesh, v ho ' s been reaching or Rubidoux for five years, has cerrainly mode his morl ; on rhe Agrifulrure Deporrmenr. This year rhere Vi ere 350 srudenrs enrolled in rhe seven ogricul- rure classes and opproximorely 160 srudenrs were members of rhe FFA. Both srudenrs ond odminisrrorors praise Mr. Lesh. He ' s o greor man. H Morrinez, Al Social Science McCarthy, Ann English McCarthy, Charles Morh Mendozo, Remy P.eoding 252 Kubldou« ' s LIFE Pfeiffer, Horold Physicol Educorion Piscorello, Cindy P,OP Porrer, Lorry Morh Price, Donnie ROP IXodovich, John Physicol Educorion IXichords, Gorerh Physicol Educorion Pviggs, Chuck Sociol Science P oor, Carolyn Fine Arrs xrro Credits! Would you liKe ro ger credits by having o job ' You con do so by qualifying for rhe work experience program. To oquire one credir you must work for rwenry-four hours, commenred work exper- ience coordinaror Ms. Chorloffe Kennedy. Also, you musr complere o packer of work- sheers wirh chapters on decision making, disabil- ity insurance, ond other subjects. Dionno Art, a work experience student not- ed, I enjoyed getting credits for something I had planned to do onywoy, plus getting paid for it. H 1. Mr. Lesh, Teacher of the Year. 2. Preporing his os- signment, Mr. Snell gets ready for his next period. 3. Mr. Jensen goes over work experience qualificotlons with someone on the phone. Administration ond Acodemlcs 253 Rose, James Physical Educorion Rosse, Vince P,OP Schracl- , Pomelo Independent Srudy Self. 5herry English Show, Terry Science Sherrzer, Min Physicol Educorion SlivKo, Dick Physicol Educorion Snell, Terry Science Steinmeyer, Andy ROP Chef Insrrucror Srroin, Paul Fine Arrs Ir ' s greor! There ' s q good feeling, exdoimed Joseph Werner obour his Transfer from ossis- ronr principal ro teacher. I began ro realize, more and more, I missed rhe srudenrs. Mr. Werner returned ro rhe clossroom_ ro reach typing, shorthand, ond business leader- ship offer 18 years as on assistant principal. I mode the change becouse I feel a greoter satis- foction in working wirh the Kids one to one, stated Mr. Werner. The students feel that Mr. Werner is their friend, too. He cares about the students almost OS if they were his own kids, sold Maria Bravo, o typing student. | 1 Mr. Werner smiles when discussing his rerurn to the class- room. 2. Studen ' f6 rush to register for fhelr dosses before they ' re filled up. 234 i ubidoux ' s LIFE Srudenrs Leorn In Special Time ndependenr srudy is on olrernorive srudy pro- gram. Ir ' s for srudenrs rhor con nor orrend dosses for various reasons. The program is bosed on a learning conrrocr riiar requires you ro complere 20 liours of worl-s. The program has opproximarely 35 srudenrs. Mary Griffith, one of rhese srudenrs remorked, When somerhing lil-;e rhis is necessary, inde- pendenr srudy is rhe way ro go! One of rhe goals of rhis program is ro ler rhe srudenrs porricipare in decision moWng. Also, Mr. Jensen added, Ve rry ond work wirh rhe srudenrs ro improve bosic skills! | Stringer, Allen Morh Sturm, Lorry English Summers, Williom Social Science Thompson, Fern English y 7. Thompson, Pot Social Science Thorne, Chorles Social Science Tieri, Vince Independent Study Tozet, Donna Fine Arts Viafora, Paul English Weaver, Annmorie Home Economics Webb, Robin Speech Pathologist Vetner, Joe Business Administration ond Acodemlcs 255 Teacher Gets Involved Mc ovie dub, AFS, Tolenr Show, Troupers, Spirit Club, Spanish Classes, and being rhe Junior Closs advisor kepr Mr. Mike Hughes very busy. Mr. Hughes was responsible for planning rhe screening of Buddy, Buddy, o movie rhor was filmed lasr summer or rhe Mission Inn. Vriring hisrorical orricles is one of Mr. Hughes many hobbies. Several of rhese orricles have been published. Mr. Hughes srudenrs were quick ro praise him. I rhink Mr. Hughes is probably one of rhe besr reochers o person could hove, exclaimed James Meony. He ' s o cool guy, summed up Richard Alcantar. H Vestermeyer, Srello Foreign Language Whirrenron, Darboro Independent Study Whitrenron, Noncy Fine Arts Willioms, Linda Coreer Center Wolfe, Chorles Physical Educotion Woodord, Jock Indusrriol Art Wright, Ernest Fine Arts Yriorte, Undo English 256 Rubidoux ' $ LIFE Dorrlebough, Jane Speciol Educorion Aide Druno, Jennifer Speciol Educorion Aide Delia IXocco, Deonno Special Educorion Aide Ginwrighr, Williom Aide Hellow, Toni Special Educorion Aide Heusher, Shirley Aide Hoover, Srephonie Aide Mockey, Jean Aide Moyorgo, Elizoberh Dilinguol Aide Pacheco, P,onnie Speciol Educorion Aide SrricKlond, Hazel Special Educorion Aide Worrell, Drendo Special Educorion Aide Helping Hand elping reochers help srudenrs. The 13 insrruc rionol aides ossisred reochers in correcring pa- pers, helping srudenrs, and much more. The oides purpose is ro free rhe reochers from rime consuming rosks so rhor reochers con work more closely wirh srudenrs, nored Ms. Karen Dell. We hove good aides here. Kim Real smiled ond sold, I rhink rhey ' re very helpful, especially when your reocher is busy helping onorher srudenr. Ronnie Pa- checo added, I like my job becouse rhe reoch- ers I work wirh moke me feel comforroble. H 1. Mr. Hughes helps students make flowers for the Junior Class float. 2. Ms. Hemphill reveals the truth to Susie Satow. 3. Ms. Moyorga helps to lighten the load of work for the teocher. Administration and Academics 2S7 Cusrodions Help Clean Up Campus hove only one commenr obour my job; ir ' s greor! exdoimed on enrhusiosric cusrodion, Mr. Lewis Phillips. In focr, I liKe ir so much, I ' ve been here for six and o half years ' The cusrodions were rhe people who worked diligenrly behind rhe scenes ro help keep rhe school running smoorhly. Their jobs were many and varied; sweeping halls, clean- ing classrooms, emprying rrash cons and many orhers. Somerimes, rhough, I wish rhe srudenrs would pur rheir rrash in rhe garboge cons and srop wriring on rhe desks, ' ' ruefully odmirred Mr. Sheldon Thomas. Dur I do like my job. They go unnoriced by a lor of people, bur could we be proud of our school environmenr wirhour rhem? wondered Roche! Dell, o rhonkful srudenr. H 1 Rey Florez fixes the doorstop in one of the classrooms. 2. Cofeterio worl ers prepore tocos for lunch. 3. Custodians. Top row: Ron Farcio, Joe Gamoche. Elaine Shelley, Basil Florence. Bottom tow: Nzuyen Van Dang, Ted Thomos, and Lewis Phillips. 4. Anno May Sickles prepares cookies to be baked. 5. Cofeteria workers. Front row: Dora LImon, Solly Frio ' s. Iris Jensen, Morio Lopez. Second row: Lorraine Paradise, Ann Geluso, Shirley Gotschet, Doro Gonzales, Betty Powlack, Pot Allord. Connie Plttmon. Third row: Alice Cabrera, Doris Starling. Joanne Krueger, Anno Moy Sickles, ond Shorron Carillo. 258 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Hundreds of Meals Prepared liungry? Six gallons of pororoes, six gallons of worer, eighr ounces of solr, eighr pounds of moyonoise, one hundred and rwenry eighr ounces of sour cream , ond sixry four hord boiled eggs. Does ir sound like a lor? Thar ' s whor ir rakes ro moke enough pororo solod for four hundred people. The cofereria workers were used ro handling large omounrs of food. They were responsible for feeding oil rhe hungry mourhs before school, or brunch, and during lunch, which kepr rhem very busy all day long. Afrer feeding everyone, rheir duties included deoning rhe hirchen, ond washing rhe pons and orher kirchen appliances. Alrhough rhe rosks seemed ro be long and unceosing. Anno May Sickles, a cofereria worker, remarked, ' Ir ' s a fun job, ond rhe kids ore very specioll | Administration ond Academlcs 259 EPILOGUE Srudenrs Relate To _reariviry, originoliry, and rolenr were ex- pressed by rhe srudenrs and sroff or RHS. Pho- rogrophy, poerry, prose, and rhe fine orrs were some of rhe mediums employed by srudenrs ro demonsrrore emorions and release frusrrorions. Srudenrs oimed ro creore somerhing wholly rheir own: somerhing wirh which rhey could odequorely relay rheir feelings. I like ro draw. Ir gives me rhe chance ro be myself, odmirs Karen Herndon. Srudenrs worked in accordance wirh reoch ers, odminisrrorors, ond coordinorors ro over come Rubidoux ' s unjusr repurarion exisring wirhin rhe communiry. They roiled long hours in on efforr ro ourshine rheir comperirors in orhler- ics, ocodemics, and various ocriviries and organi- A chance ro be myself The dedicored sroff worked ro provide a ber rer learning environmenr for srudenrs who came ro leorn, and even rhose who rebelled ogoinsr educarion. Adminisrrorors provided disci- pline, curriculum, and orgonizorions; coordino- rors offered guidance and supporr, and reoch- ers worked ro educore and reach. Observing rhe world around rhem, and inrer- prering evenrs provided srudenrs wirh a source for conre mplorion. Thinking, considering, and evaluoring mode srudenrs reolize rhe groviry of rhe world siruorion, and forced rhem ro under- srond world occurances. Expressing rhemselves Through various mediums was only one way srudenrs relored rheir many feelings. 1 A morning of serenity at Jenks Lake. Phofo by: Ro- chel Dell. 2. Remnants of o fire. Phofo by: Mary Roper. 3. Waves crasfiing on the rocks at Laguna Deach. Photo by: Renee Junker. 4. Nature frames the sunrise. Photo by: Rachel Dell. 5. Sharing the journey of a streom. Photo by: Rachel Dell. 6. Water running over the rocks at Lydle Creek. Photo by: Renee Junker. 7. A rose in December. Photo by: Andre Thomas. Y ' : .■-;-: ¥% V A. 260 Rubidoux ' $ LIFE SHOWING OUPv CREATIVITY Epilogue 261 Exrensive Recollecrion Of Evenrs In 1981-82 Arriving for peoce, struggling for freedom, eco- monic hardships, end wedding exfrovogonzos were oil on Inregrol port of rhe complex chain of evenrs which mode up rhe 1981-82 year. Ronald Reogon was faced wirh rhe rre- mendous rosk of reducing rhe federal deficir, as well as plonning rhe budger for furure years. Reagon ' s budger mer wirh conrroversy when he proposed curs in public assistance and sru- denr loon programs, ond he suggested in- creased defense spending. Sondro D. O ' Connor became rhe first wom- an to ever hold a sect in rhe US Supreme Court. As former judge of the Arizona Court of Ap- peals, she wos nominated for her presenr posi- tion by Ronald Reogon on July 7, 1981. The invosion of Poland and the resulting tur- moil was rhe main crisis of rhe yeor in Europe. Solidarity, the disputed lobor union, and rhe ons- lught of martial low were rhe basis for the dis- agreements. Leoders from many countries joined together in on effort to establish worldwide peace. De- spire turbulence in Central Americo and Poland, an orgonized wove promoting peace swept over rhe world during 1981. Glamour, thrills, and excitement typified the royal wedding held in Sir Christopher Wren ' s Sr. Paul ' s Cathedral in England. The marriage of Prince Charles of Wales ond Lady Diana Spencer was a spectacle view by millions as they watched the historic evenr enacred on rheir television screens. Even when confronred wirh rising crime and rhe shrinking dollar, rhe cirizens of rhe US joined rogerher, offering each other supporr and reos- oe , ih, g cv 262 Rubldouxs LIFE ' N A ?: ' Ww !m ?WW Seen Through Tears And Through Snniles know Q person who means rhe world ro me. This person is special, she is very much lilse me. I con rell her all my secrers, and be sure they ' d be kepr. I rold her things that made me happy — and things for which I wepr. She knows what I am thinking, she con rell by my eyes. She knows those things I like, and those things I despise. We dream of the future, we dwell on the post. Dreams come ever so fast while rime passes ever so slow. Maybe someday our dreams might come true. Friends olwoys and forever, just OS two. You ' ve been around for many years, I ' ve seen you through smiles, and also through tears. You were there when I needed you, though that was not often. But please remember to you, I ' ll olwoys be true. The years will go by, there ' s no doubt in my mind. Rubidoux shall stand, through rhe possoges of time. — Jockie Carpenter Our high school years hove come and gone so fosr. Yet, we ' ve just begun. We hove rhe rest of our lives ahead of us. For there ' s much more to be done. The happiness in our future, reflects from the memories of our post. The memories thot mode us happy, the memories that will always losr.H — Jamie Dartlebaugh Epllogue 265 in memory of those who hove left us L ' eor Friend, Ijusr hod ro send o nore ro rell you how much I love you ond core obour you sow you yesrerdoy os you were walking wirh your friends. I woired oil doy, hoping you would wonr ro rolk wirh me also. As evening drew near, I gove you o sunser ro dose your doy, end cool breeze ro resr you, ond I woired. Gur you never come. Ir hurr me, bur I srill love you becouse you ore my friend. 1 sow you fell osleep losr nighr ond I longed ro rouch your brow. So I spilled moonlighr on your pillow ond your face. Agoin, I woired, wonring ro rush down so rhor we could rolk. I hove so many gifrs for you, bur you awakened lore rhe nexr doy ond rushed off ro work. My rears were in rhe roin. Today you looked so sod, so oil alone. Ir mode my heorr ache because I undersrond. My friends ler me down and hurr me so many rimes, roo. Bur I love you. Oh, if you would only lisren ro me. I reolly love you. I rry ro rell you in rhe blue sky and in rhe quier green gross. I whisper ir in rhe leaves on rhe rrees and breorhe ir in rhe colors of rhe flowers. I shour ir ro you in rhe mounroin srreoms ond give rhe birds love songs ro sing. I clorhe you wirh warm sun- shine and perfume rhe air wirh norure ' s scenrs. My love for you is deeper rhan rhe oceons and bigger rhon rhe biggesr wonr or need in you heorr. If you only knew how much I wonr ro help you. I wonr you ro meer my farher. He wonrs ro help you roo. My farher is rhor way you know. Jusr coil me, ask me, rolk wirh me, I hove so much ro shore wirh you. 3ur I won ' r hossle you, I ' ll wQir because I love you. Your Friend, — Jesus 266 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Epllo9ue 267 Photo by: Renee Junket. 2. A mountain cab)h 13?BWWn fh« ftees. Photo by: Mr. Wtlght. 3. An enttonce Into the bornyofd. Photo by: Mr. Wright. 4. An old time photo token from the roodslde. Photo by: Mr. Wright. 268 Rubldoux ' LIFE Memories Go For And Lost A Liferime tv if . I heard rhe door as ir closed one losr rime behind me and, for rhe sound, rhe firsr srep ro my seporore way was kepr unsrepped, as I rurned around for one losr sigh . . . and so did you. I feir my hearr suddenly exposed ro your mind: could you see rhor I didn ' r know if I should — if I could — walk away jusr now? Somehow I didn ' r wonr ro go — I looked owoy, and so did you. (You sar in class on rhe orher side of rhe room end I srill can ' r remember your name, bur I remember your face and your voice and your smile oil rhe some.) I rurned ro leave, bur 1 sropped and said good-bye and so did you. — Catherine Doyer Memories go for and will losr o liferime. For a memory is a picrure roken by rhe hearr. — Toni Wright When rhe grass is green, When rhe skies ore blue, Thor ' s when you Isnow God loves you! When rhe flowers are blooming, When rhe rain foils down, God ' s love is always around. When everyrhing you do never seems righr. When life seems like o greor nighrmare. Remember God cores. When everyrhing you do oil goes wrong, When you sing rhose sod, sod songs. No morrer whor happens, or whor you do. Remember once more God loves you — Kimberly Walker Epliogue 269 Senior Accomplishmenrs Congrorulorions To The Closs Of 1982 ADAMS, CRAIG: JV Boseboll 10,11 Modrigols 10,11, Vor. Doseball 12. AGNES-STOCKTON, CINDY: Yeorbook freshman Ed. 9, Yearbook Act. Org. Ed. 10, Yearbook Assf. Ed. 11, Yearbook Editor 12, Yeorbook Club 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Tolon 11, ASD Yearbook rep. 12. AGULERA, JOHN: Freshmon Footboll, JV Football 10, Vor. Football 11,12, Spirit Club 9,10, Senior Class Student at Lorge 12. AGULAR A., MICHAEL: Trock 9, Key Club 9,10, Vor. Tennis 10,11, Most Insplrotlonol player - tennis 11, Cross Country 9, Student Body 9,10, Spanish Club 9, Motion Picture Club Vice Pres. 12, Creotlve Writers Club 12. AIKEN, ROBIN: Spirit Club 9,10,11, Ivy Chain 11, Yeorbook 11,12, Yearbook Stoff 11,12, Best Photog- rapher oword 11, Photo Club 11, Powder Puff Foot- ball 11,12. ALLEN, TERRI: Toll flags 9,10, Music Club 9,10,11,12, Attendance award 9, Modrigols 10,11,12, Spirit Club 12. AMOS, BRENDA: Powder Puff Footboll 12. ANDERSON, DENISE: Music Club 11,12, Acopello Choir 11, Sung soprano choir 11,12, Modrigols 12. ART, DIANNA: Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Toll Flogs 9,10, Banner Girl 9, Acopell Choir 9,10,11, Festival Choir 9,10,11,12, AFS 10,11,12, CSF 10,11,12, CSF Vice Pres. 10, Leo Club 10, AFS Secretary 12, Music Club 11,12 Music Club Secretary 11,12, Trock Stotisflon 11, Awards night hostess 11, Ivy Chain 11, Yeorbook Club 12, Yearbook Soph. ed. 12, Yearbook Index Editor 12, Science Club 12. ASKEW, JO DENISE: Black Student Union 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 9,10, Junior Achievement 10, Good Quolity Club 12, Mecha 12. BARBA, LORRAINE: Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Mecho 9,10,12, Cinco de Mayo princess 9, Deco 12. BENTON, JOHN: Helped on yearbook 9,10,11,12, Photo I 9, Photo II 10, Advanced Photographer 11,12. BIER, KAREN: Spanish Club 9.10,12, Tolon 9, Science Club 12 BLACK, DARRELL: Marching Bond 9,10,11,12, Con- cert Bond 9,10,11.12, Pep Bond 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 11, Perfect Attendonce 11, Most Outstanding Student In Bond 11, Bond letter 11. DLAKELY, JEFFREY: JV Wrestling 9, Vor. Wrestling 10,11,12, Vor. Wrestling co-coptoin 11,12, Going for oil Sunbelt League ond to CIF 12, Tolon 11.12. Sports ed. of Tolon 12, Spirit Club 11,12, Senior Closs Vice Pres 12. BLOKER, KATHY: Freshman Students ot large. Hon- or Roll 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 10. CSF 10,11, BSU Secretary 10,11. BSU Ambassador 12, Junior Class Treasurer, Track 11,12, Ivy Choln 11, ASB Treasurer 12, Creotlve Writing Club 12. BOYER, CATHERINE: JV Soccer 10, Participated in Annual Talent Show 10,11,12, Vor. Soccer 11.12, Ivy Choln 11, Lion ' s Club Speech Club Contest 11, BSU 11, Vor. Soccer ' s Most Insplrotlonol Player, Creotlve Writers Club 12, College Bowl Club 12, Motion Pic- ture Club 12. BROWN, JODY: Vor. Swimming 9,10, Troupers 9. Music Club 9,11, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, CSF 10, Speech Club 10, Mascot 11, Ivy Chain 11, Music Club 11, Creotlve Writing Club Vice Pres. 12, Art Club 12. BROWN. KATHY: RCC Festival for student actors won a certificate 10,11, Lion In Winter assistant stoge monoget 10, In White America 11, Good Doc- tor 11, The Crucible 12, A certificote of Accomplish- ment at UC1 11, Spirit Club 11,12, Troupers secretory 12. BRUCE, SHERRON: Morching Bond 9,10,11,12, Con- cert Bond 9,10,11,12, Jozz Bond 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Bond President 10,11,12, CSF 10,11,12, CSF Vice Pres. 12, Band Director ' s Award 11, Who ' s who in Music oword 11, ASB Ambassador 12, College Bowl Club 12, McDonalds All American High School Bond nomination 12. BUnS D., PATRICK: Frosh Football 9, JV Bosketboll 9, JV Football 10,11, JV Baseball 10, Vor. Boseboll 11,12, Vor. Bosketboll 12. CARRERA, TAMMY: Gymnastics 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club 9,10, Dance Team 12, Ski Club 11, Mascot 12, Powder Puff Footboll 12, Prestigious Omegas Fash- ion Coordinator 12, Junior Miss Pogeont 12. CHICO, RHONDA: FBLA 10,11, FBLA Vice Pres. 11. CLARK, ANNEHE: Badminton 10, Spirit Club 11,12, Photo Club 11, Yeorbook 11,12. CLARK, MIKE: Bond 9, JV Soccer9, Vor. Soccer 10,11. CODER, ELISABETH ANNE: Most Outstanding girl in bond 9, Assistant Drum major 9,10, Cross Country 9, Marching Bond 9,10,11,12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Bond Secretary 10, Section leoder 10, Drum mojor 11, Mr. Clements personal secretary 12, Spirit Club 12. COX, KAREN: Yearbook 9,10, Volleyboll 9, HFC 9,10,11,12, Science Club 10, Ivy Chain 11, ASB Choir- man of Activities 12, Art Club 12, Creative Writing Club 12. DANGELO, BILL: Perfect Attendance 9, Vor. Soccer 10,11.12, Badminton 11, Art Club 11, Vor. Soccer All League 12. DAVIS, LORl: Frosh Cheerleadlng, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Troupers 9,10,11,12, Soph. Student ot large. The Odd Couple 10, Vor. Cheerleadlng 11, Junior Chairman of Publicity, The Good Doctor Tech. Crew 11, Powder Puff Football 11,12, Ivy Chain 11, Football Homecoming Princess 12, Trouper student ot Large 12, Prestigious Omega Vice Pres. 12, Junior Miss Pogeont 12. DAWSON, MISTI: Frosh cheer, Frosh student ot lorge. Spirit Club 9,10, JV Cheer 10, Soph. act. choir- mon, CSF Vice Pres. 10. CSF 10,11.12, Sponish Aword 10, Junior Vice Pres., Prom committee 11, Girls Store representative 11, Vor. Cheer 11,12, ASB Chief Jus- tice 12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Perfect attendance 9,10,11,12, Plan to ottend UCLA. DENNIS, TINA: Spirit Club 9,10,11,12. Troupers 9.10,11,12, The Odd Couple 10, The Good Doctor 11, Troupers Publicity 11, Powder Puff Footboll 11,12, Ivy Chain 11. Prestigious Omega Chairman of pub- licity 12. DILL, DEBBIE: Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Yeorbook 11. DODD, B. 8URT: ASB Tennis Tourney 10,11,12, Vor. Soccer 11,12, Vor. Badminton 11. DONLEY, MELISSA ANN: Marching Bond 9,11, Spirit Club 10,11. DOZIER, LORl: Mixed Chorus 9, Accopello Choir 9, Girls Jozz 10,11, Chamber Ensemble 10,12, Voice 10, Modrigols singers 11,12, Music Club pres. 12. DRAIN, RICK: JV Footboll 9,10, JV Tennis 10, Vor. Tennis 11, Swimming 12, Wrestling 12. DUNAGAN, DEBORAH: Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Soft- ball 11,12, Tolon 11. DURON, STEPHAN: JV Soccer 9, Vor. Soccer 10,11,12, Honoroble Mention All Ivy League 10, First Team All Sunbelt League 11,12, Vor. Badminton 11, Num- ber two Singles 11. ESCAJEDA, KENNETH: Tolon Artist 10,11,12. FRAKES, DAWN: JV Swimming 9,10, Spirit Club 9,10,12, Donee Teom 10,11,12, AFS 11,12. FUENTES, REGINA: Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club 9, CSF President 10, Bousch Lomb; Geometry Award 10, NEDT Certificote 10, Spanish Award 10, Jr. Class Secretory. Algebra Award 11, CSF 10,11,12, Ivy Chain 11, Sr. Class Secretary, CSF Secretary 12, Yearbook Club Secretary 12, Academic Decathlon 12, Student Accreditotion Committee 12, College Bowl Club 12. GALVIN, SCOH: Frosh Footboll 9, Honor Roll 9, JV Footboll 10, Vor. Footboll 11,12, JV Boseboll 11. GANDARA, RICHARD: Drama Club 9,10,11,12, You con ' t toke It with you 9, Phiffers People 9, Leo Club 9, The Odd Couple 10, Best actor oword 10, Under Milk Wood 10, Drama Club sorgeont ot orms 11, The Good Doctor 11, In White America 11, Dromo Club President 12, The Crucible 12. GARCIA, HELENA ANN: Chomber ensemble 12. GARREH, MELVIN: Talon 9,10,11,12, Talon Feoture Editor 11, Tolon Assistant Editor 12, Senior Closs Pub- licity 12, ASB Tolon representotive 12. GLAUBITZ, KEVIN: AFS 9,10,11,12, Vor. Swimming 10,11,12, Broke a minute for 100 yd. Freestyle 10, Fastest butterflier at Rubldoux 11. Fire deportment 11,12, Soccer 12, Swimming and making CIF In But- terfly 12. GOURE. KAREN LYNNE: Tolon 11,12, Softball 11. Spir- it Club 12. Prestigious Omegas Secretary 12, Dance 12. GRILLO, TONY: Frost boseboll, Vor. Boseboll 11,12, Vor. Baseball scholarship 12. GUYTON, DAVID: Vor. Volleyball 11,12, Ski Club 11, Creotlve Writing Club 12. HAMILTON, BRIAN: Honor Roll 9, JV Golf 9, Vor. Golf 10,11,12, Vor. Golf All Leogue 11, ASB Chairman of publicity for athletics 12, World record holder 12, Spirit Club 12, Tolon 12. HARRY, VICKIE: Gymnastics Team 9. HEATLEY, KRISTINE: Swim Team 9, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Sophomore Class Justice, Bond 10, CSF 10, Dance Team 11,12 Spirit Club 11,12, Ivy Choln 11, Songleoder 12, Principals Advisory Council 12. HEMMINGEL, ROBERT: Art Club Vice President 12. JACKSON, ANTHONY: JV Football 10,11, Vor. Foot- boll 12. JARDINE, TAMMY: Vor. Swimming 9,10,11,12, CIF qualifier 10, AFS 10,11,12, Spirit Club 10,11,12, CIF Consolation 11. JASSO, LORENA: Mecho-Clnco De Mayo 10, ROP Retail Merchandles 11, Graduated Mid Term 12. JENKINS, JAMES: JV Football 9.10, UCR Outreoch program 9,10,11.12, Vor. Football 11,12. JOHNSON, CRAIG WARD: Freshmon pres.. Sopho- more pres.. Junior pres., ASB pres., Trock 9, BSU 9,11,12, Spirit Club 9,10, Modrigols 9, Honor Roll 9, Badminton 10,11.12, Lion ' s Club Speech contest winner 10, FBLA 11,12 Dromo 11, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 11, Boy ' s Stote 11, Speech teom 12, State winner for Extem- poroneous Speaking 4th Ploce Notional Speech Contest (FBLA) 12. JOHNSON, PATRICIA: CSF 9,10, AFS 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 9,10, Delegote to ASB convention 10,11, Donee Team 11, Ivy Choln 11, Hostess for Awards night ond Boccaleureote 11, Chief Justice 11, Donee Spring Festivol 11, Poms 12, Optimist Contest 12. JONES, ANDREA: Freshmon Publicity Choirman, Sophomore Publicity, Vor. Tennis 10, CSF 10,11, Ivy Chain 11, Prom Committee 11, Hostess for Aword night 11, Powder Puff Football 12. JONES, ANGELA: ROP Office occupations 10,11,12. Spirit Club 12, Troupers 12. JUNKER, RENEE: Honor Roll 9,10, CSF 10, Yearbook 10,11,12, Yeorbook Club 10,11,12, Photo Club presi- dent 11. Spirit Club 11,12, Powder Puff Football 11,12, Ivy Choln 11. li 270 Rubldoux ' s LIFE KASON, KATHRYN: Spirit Club 9,10, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Mecho 9, Tolon 11,12, Football Home- coming princess 12. KEEN, DONNA: Spirit Club 10,11,12, Prestigious Omego Cholrmon of Sociol Events 12, German Club 12, Powder Puff Footboll 12. KEYER, KAREN: Drill Team 10, Var. Songleader 11,12, Spirit Club 12, Junior Miss Contestant 12, Who ' s Who in American High School Students 12, Falcon of the week 12, Powder Puff Football 12, LEE, PETER: Troupers 9, JV Volleyball 10, Vor. Vol- leyball 11,12, Creative Writing Club 12, Spanish Club 12. LESH, TRACY MARIE: FFA 9,10.11,12, Feiffers People 9, Honor Roll 9,12, FFA Reporter 10, Ivy Chain 11, The Crucible 12. LESTER. KIRK: Fro sh basketball, Spanish Club Secre- tary, Who ' s Who In Americon High School Students 12, Spanish Club 12. LIGHTLE, KIMDERLY: AFS 9,10, Spirit Club 9.10,11, AFS Co-Chalrperson of activities 10, JV Tennis 10, Co-monoger of Boys Tennis Teom 10. LILLY, ANNA MARIE: Honor Roll 9,10.11,12, UCR out- reoch progrom 10,12, Society of Distinguished High School Students 12, Graduate mid term. LILLY, ROBERT: JV Wrestling 9, JV Trock 9, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, CSF 9,10,11, Lettered in Wrestling 9,10, JV Football 10, Vor. Wrestling 10,11,12, JV Swimming 10, Desert Club 10, Worst Bowler in foot- boll bowlothon 10, Vor. Swimming 11,12 Lettered in swimming 11, JV Cross Country 12, Science Club 12, Captain of Wrestling team 12. LIND, LISA: Footboll homecoming princess 12, Pow- der Puff Football 12. LORENZ, CHRIS: JV Bosketboll 9, JV Baseball 9, Talon Sports Writer 9, Vor. Basketball 10,11,12, CIF men ' s doubles Badminton 10, Talon Sports editor 10, All League Badminton 10, Most valuable dou- bles 10, Most valuoble defensive player 11, All- league 1st teom Basketball 11, Jr. Class choirmon of octivlties 11, AFS exchange student to Argentina 11, ASB Student at large 12. MAGNUSON, RAELEE: Spirit Club 9, FBLA Parliomen- far 10, FBLA Vice President 11, FBLA Football Home- coming Queen 11, Graduofed Mid term - will at- tend RCC. MARTINEZ, GLORIA: JV Volleyball 9,10, JV Soffboll 9,10, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Var. Volleyboll 11,12, Vor. Softball 11,12, Jr, Student ot large. Wrestling Stats. 11.12 Ivy Choin 11. St. Closs Student ot large. MARTINEZ, SOCORRO: Mecho 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Mecho Treasurer 11, FBLA 11, Me- cho Vice Pres. 12, Mecho Football Homecoming Princess 12. MC CLAIN, DAWN: Honor Roll 9,10, JV Cheerlead- ing 10, Talon 11, Wheels of the month column 11, Dance Spring Festival 11,12, Powder Puff footboll 11, Vor. Cheerleading 12, Junior Miss Pogeonf 12. MEKIC, LORRAINE: Spirit club 9,10,11, Mecho 9,10, FBLA 11, Office Occupations 10,11,12, ROP Retail Merchondising 11. MEYER, BOBBI: Yearbook 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club 9, Honor Roll 9,11,12, Yearbook Sports Editor 11,12, Photo Club 11, Yearbook Club 11,12, Soccer Stst 11,12. MICALLEF, C. SHARON; Honor Roll 9.10,11, Gro- duote Mid Term. MIHIN. ROBERT: Sponlsh Club. MILLER. JENNIFER: JV Tennis 9, JV Swimming 9. AFS 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 9, Var. Tennis 10,11,12, Vor. Swimming 10,12, AFS Publicity 10, AFS exchonge to Scituate, Moss. 11. Sr. Class Treasurer, CIF 12, Christ- mas Belle for AFS 12. MINER, DEE ANN: Badminton 12, Spirit Club 12. MOFFin, BRIDGET: JV Tennis 10, Most Valuable Ployer Award 10. MOON, MARVIN: Vor. Track 9,10,11,12, All League Trock 9,11, Frosh football, JV Basketball 9,10,11, BSD 9,10, JV Footboll 10, Vor. Footboll 10,11,12. Vor. Track CIF 10,11, All League Football 12. MOORE, RITA SUE: Morchlng band 9,10,11,12, Jazz bond 9, Concert band 9, 10, Acoppella Choir 9, Vat. Track 9,10,11,12, Vor. Track MVP 9, Madrigals 10, Vor. Crosscountry 10,11,12, Vor. Crosscountry Most Imp. 10, JV Soccer 10, Spirit Club 10, Prom Hostess 10, ASB Pub. Athletics 11, Var. Soccer 11,12, Vor. Track coaches award 10,11, Who ' s Who Among American High School Student Achievement Award 11, USA a Soccer Achievement Award 11, Ivy Choin. MORALES, THOMAS: Marching Concert bond 9,10,11,12, Honor Roll 9,10,11, Symphonic bond 9, Pep bond 9,10,11,12, Trock 10, Perfect Attendance 11, Arion Award 11, Outstonding Musician Award 11, McDonalds All-Americon High School Bond Nominofion 12. MORAN, BECKY: Spirit Club 10, Powder Puff football 11, Tolon 11, Mid term graduate. NAVARRO, NANCY: JV Softball 10, JV Boseboll 10, Spirit Club 11,12, Mecho 12. NELSON, ROSITA: JV Volleyball 11,12, JV Basketball 11,12, Spirit Club 11. NOVAK, TYLOR: Troupers 9,10,11,12, The Odd Couple 10, The Good Doctor 11, The Crucible 12, Troupers sorgeont at arms 12. ORTEGA, KENNETH: Swimming 9. PENDLETON, MARIA: Journalism Reporter 9, Spirit Club 9, Honor Roll 9,10,11, Journalism News Editor Assistant Editor 10, Bodminton 10,11, UCR Partner- ship Program 10,11, Journolism Editot 11,12, ASB Journolism Rep. 11, Yeorbook Club 11, Ivy Chain 11, Who ' s Who member 11, Journalism Medalist 11, ASB Student at large 12, Creative Writing Club 12, United Stotes Student Council Award Winner 12. POOL, TERRY: Groduote Mid-term, Career in busi- ness. POOLE, EILEEN D.: Rubidoux representative for Op- timist Club Essay contest 9, CSF 10,11, NEOT Awotd 10, Ivy Choin 11, Writer ' s weekend potticlponf 11, Writing Club 12, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 12, Creative Writers Secretory 12. PORTILLO, ANTHONY: Vor. Soccer 9,10,11.12. JV Football 10. Mecho 9.10, Vor. Boseboll 12. PRECIADO, CARMEN M.: Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. Per- fect Attendance 9.10. RAINAUD. LIZABETH: Spirit Club 9. Honor Roll 9.10, Toll Flag Squad 10,11,12, Tall Flog Coptoin 11,12, Spanish Club Vice-President 12, Creotive Writing Club 12, Powder Puff football 12. REDMOND, PAULA: Troupers 9, Honor Roll 9,10, AFS 10,11, Perfect Attendance 10, AFS Secretary 11. REESE, KELLY: Spirit Club 9,10.11, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Club 10,11 Photo Club 11, Typ- ing 2 oword 11, Mid-term groduote 12. RICHEY. ROBERTA LOUISE: Marching Bond 9. Pep bond 9, Honor Roll 9,10, Freshman Activities Chair- man, JV Cheerleader 10, CSF 10, BSU 10,11, Donee Team 11,12 BSU President 11, Award Night Usher- ette 11, I Dote You Aword 11, Ivy Chain 11, Pow- der Puff Football 11,12, Vor. Songleader 12, Senior Activities Choitmon 12, Falcon of the week 12. RILEY, YVEHE L.: BSU 9,10,12, Spirit Club 10, JV Bodminton 11, Vor. Trock 11,12. Mecho 12. BSU Vice Pres. 12. Vor. Badminton 12. RITCHEY, MARK: Desert Explorers Club 9,10, Honor Roll 9, Spirit Club 12. RIVERO, MARTY: JV Boseboll 9,10, JV Football 9, Vor. Boseboll 10,11.12. JV Footbo.l 11, Vor. Football 11,12, Vor. Baseball first team all league. RODRIGUEZ, INGRID: Mecho 9,10,11, Ivy Chain 11, Powder Puff Football 11,12, Accredidotion Commit- tee 12. SANCHEZ, LORENZO: Bond 9, College Bowl Teom 10,11,12, Jr. Closs Justice, CSF Treasurer 11, ASD Vice President 12, CSF President 12, College Bowl Club President 12. SARENANA, MIKE: JV Soccer 9, Var. Soccer 10,11,12. JV Boseboll 11. SIMPSON, RANDY: JV Football 9, JV Boseboll 10, Var. Boseboll 11,12. SLATON, MIKE: Yeorbook 2, Journalism 2. SLOCUM, MARJORIE: FFA 9,10,11,12, numerous judging doys ond folrs 9,10, Best informed dele- gate 9, co-op quiz 10, porli-pro 10, Chapter farmer degree and point awards 10, Certificate of Merit in Blologicol Science 2, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 11, Greenhond Choirmon ond Chapter Star Agribusinessmon 11, Greenhond choirmon of comments. SMITH, DOREEN: Freshman Class Justice, Spirit Club 9,10, Vor. Swimming 9,10, Yearbook 9, Sophomore Secretory, CSF 10, Prom Choirmon 11, Jr. Class Prin- cess - Bosketboll 11, Accreditation Committee Choirmon 12, Prestigous Omegas 12, Powder Puff Football 12. SMITH, THOMAS C: CSF 9, Concert Bond 9,10,11,12, Morching bond 10,11,12, Jozz bond 10,11,12, Trock 11,12, Motion Picture Club 12. SNYDER, KRIS L.: Spirit Club 9,10, Vor. Track 9,10, Track went to CIF 9, JV Volleyball 9, JV Bosketboll, Vor. Volleyball 11,12. SPRAGUE. KIM: Freshmon Cheer, Spirit Club 9,10,11,12, Spirit Club Treasurer 9, Gymnastics 9, Vor. Cheer 11,12, Ivy Choin 11, Christmos Belle 12. STEINBRINK, JULIE: Freshman Justice, Modrigols 9,10,11,12, Jozz Ensemble 9, Vor. Swimming 9,10,12, Festival Choir 9,10,11,12, Bosketboll Home- coming Princess 9, Soph. Vice-Pres., Vor. Swimming co-coptoin 10, CSF 10,11,12. Music Club Tteosurer 11, Ivy Choin 11, ASB Secretory 12, Football Homecom- ing Queen 12. STOWE, LAURY LYNN: Spirit Club 10,11, RCC Admin- istrotion to Justice 11, ROP Retoin Merchandising 12. VASQUEZ, BERTHA: CSF 9,12, Honor Roll 9,10,11,12, FDLA 10, AFS 12, College Bowl 12, Science Club 12. WALLACE. DEBBIE: JV Badminton 9. Spirit Club 9,10, JV Volleyboll 10, Vor. Badminton 10,11,12, Vor. Volleyball 11, Vor. Bosketboll 12. WALLS, ANDRA: Honor Roll 9, YMPC leader Club 9, Spirit Club 9,10,11, Yearbook 2, Yearbook Club 2, Office occupotions 11, ROP Retain merchandising 11, Business mojor 12, Attending Brymon College 12. WARNER, MICHELLE: Volleyboll 11. WARRINER, JONATHAN: FFA 9,10,11,12. WINTERS. KRISTINE: Volleyboll 11, mojoring in busi- ness 12. WITKOWSKI, MICHAEL: Yeorbook 11,12, FFA 11,12. Photo Award 11. FFA 1st in Novice Tractor Comp. 12. 5th in Novice Showmenship ot Hemet Fair 12. WRIGHT. TONI: Honor Roll 9. Drill Teom 10. Spirit Club 10.11.12. Vor. Cheerleader 11.12, Ivy Choin 11, Who ' s Who Among Americon High School 11, Sen- ior Chief Justice 12, Wrestling Stst 12. ZAVALA, JUAN: Cfoss Country 9,10, Wrestling - trock 9, Vor. Wrestling 10. ZENGER, DEBRA: JV Swimming 9. Vor. Swimming 10,11,12, Bond 9, AFS 10,11,12, Jr. Closs Justice, Donee teom 11,12, Songleader 12, Dance Team coptoin 12, Sr. Class Justice, Spirit Club 12. Craig Adorns Krisrine Heoriey Congrorulorions ro the 1982 Groduores From rhe porenrs of rhe following Seniors: Edward M. Kolb Thomos Lee Moroles Accompllshments 271 Persona Notes To Seniors Congrorulorions Cynrhio Ann Agnes, Congrorulorions Morrin Rivero, We ore oil very proud of you. Wirh oil our love, for yeors ro come. We were blessed hoving a son as wonderful as you. We ' re very Your families. proud of you. ' ,•. Love Rory. Mr. and Mrs. Rivero. Congrorulorions Karl Dreikorn, Congrorulorions Kelly Reese, Happiness is being our of scl-iool, owoy from sisrers. We ore so proud of you. Words con ' r explain how proud. Love Mom, Dod, Lisa, Corhy, Jackie Rice. Love Mom, Dod, Rick, Mike, and Sreve. Congrorularions Jodie Roush, Down Smoor, We hope oli your dreams will come rrue ond your Telephone never Congrorulorions ro our wonderful doughrer. We ore so proud of wears our!! you. Love you, Mom, Dod, Todd, and Tommy. All our love. Mom, Dod and Mike. Dear Chris Lorenz, We ore very proud of oil your ochievemenrs, you finally mode ir Congrorulorions Lori Davis, Moy your furure be: Drighr as your eyes. And wild as your imogino- rion. Love, Mom, Dod, and Cherie. rhrough in one piece. Love always, Dad, Mom, Joe. Congrorularions Angela Jones, Moy your furure be brighr ond bring you much happiness. Love Mom, Dod, P ussell ond Michelle. Eileene Poole, As you journey roword your goal bear in mind rhor Mom, Dod, and Maureen wish you sunshine and happiness. Congrorulorions Augie Vego, We ore very proud of your ochievemenrs, bur especially we ore Congrorulorions Karen Renee Cox, We wish you happiness, success, ond all rhe besr rhor life has ro offer. Love Mom and Dod. proud of YOU! Good luck in rhe furure. Love Mom, Dod, ond rhe Troop. Deborah Ireland, Congrorulbrions groduore, we ' re proud of you ond God ' s Richesr Blessings on you rhroughour rhe coming years. Ronald Perry, Congrorulorions, Your porenrs ore proud of you ond rhey also wish ro rhonk rhose porienr reochers who survived. Mom, Dod, Grandma ond Tim. Congrorulorions Gloria Morrinez, Wirh knowledge, comes success follow your dreom. Congrorulorions Scorr Golvin, Love Mom ond Dod. Moy you aim high and reach oil your dreoms. We ore very proud of you ond your occomplishmenrs. Juan Zovolo, Love Mom, Dod, Parry, Rhondo ond Joe. We congrorulore you on your groduorion because you ' re o fine son. We love you. Dear Durr Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zovolo and Sisrers. There could be only one rhing berrer rhon you. TWO of YOU!! Love Mom, Kelly, Kim, Rocky Assassin. Congrorulorions ro our AF5 srudenrs: Grerrel Lopez Leon, John Gierhoerr, Gabriel Gomez, and Hurol Congrorulorions Renee Junker, Ozcon. Thanks for oil rhe hard work and oil rhose A ' s. May oil your dreams The AFS Rubidoux Aduir Choprer. come rrue. All our Love, Mom, Dod, Tereso ond Jerry. Congrorularions Down Abborr, You finolly mode ir, may all your crozy dreams come rrue. Congrorulorions Lori Sevillono, Love Mom, Dod, Rocky, and Archie. We ore exrremly proud. We love you very much. Dod and Mom. Congrorulorions Ingrid, Conuchi, We did ir!! Moy happiness surround you olwoys. A Ko-Nui-Nui. All our love, Mom, Dod and Fomily ' 1 272 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Congrorulorions ro our loving doughrer Jennifer Miller, We hope you complere everything on your list. Much love, Mom, Dod, Don and Kelli. Congrorulorions ro Tom Mirchell, A greor piono mover. Son ond Drorher. We ore proud of you. Dod, Mom, Cindy, Orion, Grondmo, Grondpo, Sampson, and Sparl ie. Congrorulorions Dorr Albin! This mokes rvv ' ice I ' m so very proud! Fonrosric furures oheod. Love Yq, Mom ond your buddy, Brandy. Congrorulorions Denise Lynee, Today is rhe romorrow you looked forward ro yesrerdoy. Love olwoys, Mom ond Dod. Congrorulorions Lorenzo, May all your dreams come rrue. Our love ond besr v jshes, God bless you, Mom ond Dod. Kimberly Lighrle, Hope rhis will help you undersrond how proud we ore of you and your occomplishmenrs. Love, Mom and Chuck. Lisa Lind, Wirh love ond pride ro our beoch loving, roinbow chasing doughrer, Lisa Lind. The world owoirs you! God bless, Dod and Mom. Riro Sue Moore, Congrorulorions on o roce well run. Keep on running inro rhe furure. Love, Grondmorher and Grondforher Moore, Dod, Mom, Wayne, ond Doryl. Congrorulorions Helena Ann Garcia, Ir ' s no big rhing, people ore only os big os rheir heorrs. Oh we love you, Librodo ond Helen Gorcio. Dawn McCloin, Congrorulorions! You ' re o crozy person and lors of fun ro be wirh. Keep smiling. I love you very much. Trod. Congrorulorions Krisrine Snyder, You did ir, we knew you would. Moy oil your dreams come rrue. All our love. Mom and Dod. Congrorulorions Terry Lynne Pool, Thonk you for working so hord. We ore very proud of you. Love Mom and Dod. Jeff DlQl ' ;ely, May you ochieve all your gools wirhour roo many serbocks. We ' re very proud of you. Love Mom ond Dod. Congrorulorions Annerre Clark, We ore very proud of you ond wish you bods of luck in rhe furure. Love Mom, Dod, and Terry. Mingo Moreno, We ' re PROUD and LOVE you. Love Momo, Dod, Popo, Veronico, Techo, Monica, Marco, Morro, Ricky, Dunny, Vikror, Nonas, Toro luis y fomilio. Congrorulorions Tim Dobyns, We knew you could make ir. We ' re very proud of you. All our love. Mom ond Dod. Congrorulorions Debro Zenger, Heolrh, Hoppiness and Success ore my wishes for your furure. Love olwoys. Mum and Trade. Congrorulorions Ronold W. Donesreel, We ore Proud of you. Look our Denver here he comes. Love Dod, Mom, Grandpa, Grondmo, James, Dono and Angle Congrorulorions Kelly Crow, Thank you for being you, rhe firsr. Love Mom, Dod, Dennis, and Porri. Congrorulorions Tommy Correro, You ' re beouriful, smarr and funny. Now will you clean up your room! Ho Ho. Love you dearly. Mom. Congrorulorions Jon Shueger, Terrific job! Moy your furure be even brighter, ond more successful. Love Mom and Dod. Porricio Johnson, We ore so proud of you. Moy God bless and guide you always. Love you. Mom and Dod. Lorraine Mekic, Wirh Tears in our eyes ond Love in our heorrs. We wish you rhe besr. Dod, Mom and Sis. Congrorulorions ro all rhe seniors on rhe Yeorbook Sroff . WE ' VE FINAL- LY MADE IT!!! 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HAVE A PURRFECTLY GOOD TIME CLEAITERS 5190 ARLINGTON • RTVERSIDE (714) 689-8711 See us ■for cJJ your school needs For till But Look In Town ' 11034 LIMONITE • MIRA LOMA (714) • 359-8196 AN RV Accessories Cusrom Conversions MorerlQls 10220 Hole Ave. 6 Riverside, CA 92503 (714) 688-8746 GAI Y HARWMAN y a i ' fi j i mf m Ae u ' €n i ne£ae4 O ' Me . 7Z t we ie ' H€A ' t o ana C-in 7 0ne Our Sincere THANKS ro The Y EARBOOK Class Sct ool Board, Adminisrrorion, Sroff, Srudenrs, end Porenrs for your Support! Ernesr D. Wrighr EYRY ADVISOR Cindy Agnes EYRY EDITOR Advertlsements 293 A, Albin Reolry — 290 A 6 W Drive In — 274 Aboss, Nodio — 74 Aboss. Sean — 126 ADDOn, DAWN — 178, 182, 202 ADDOn, DEMISE — 202 Aburineh, Mohamad — 100 Aceves, Gloria — 126, 172 Acox, Ginger — 74 Acron, Dovid — 100 Adome, Corlos — 100 Adame, Richard — 47, 100 ADAMS. 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22, 23, 54, 55, 126 Anderson, Sondro — 100 ANDERSON, TERRY — 204 ANDRADE, RICHARD — 204 Androde, Tommy — 75 Andrews, Andre — 75 Andrews, Drondon ANDREWS, LANDON — 182, 183, 204 Anguiono, Jockie Aniloski, Gloria — 100 Ansevics, Debro — 101 Anson, Jim — (DA) — 248 Apodoco, Rudy — 22, 47, 101 Archbold, Lou Ann — (D5 M5) — 244 Archler, Horold — (DA MA) — 248 Archulero, Douglos — 126 ARELLANO, DANNY Arellono, Lindo — 75, 190 Arias, Georgina — 101 ARMENTA, RICKY — 204 Armsrrong, Teresa Arney, Liso — 75 Arney, Scorr — 101 Arroyo, Honk — 82 Arr Club — 187 ART, DIANA — 158, 159, 177, 184, 185, 186, 204, 212, 225, 253, 270, 292 Artego, Mario — 126 Arterberry, Bobbie — (DA MA) — 69, 97, 245 Ash, Fredrick — 101 Asher, Lisa Ashron, Desiree — 30, 126 ASKEW, JO DENIECE — 153, 155, 204, 270 Associated Student Body — 174, 175 Atkinson, Scott — 101 Atrowoy, Kimberly — 126 Aughrry, Kimberly — 126 Augusto, Trocy — 101 Avolos, Jorge — 75 Avery, April — 101, 182 Avilo, Elaine — 75 Ayon, Alexondro — 101 Ay on, John — 101 Ayon, Richord — 75 Bobes Family Dining — 290 Bochor, Susan — 101 Bock, Sreven — 58, 59, 101 Bacon, Corolyn — 101 Badgley, Brert — 75 Dodminron — 62, 63 Ooiel, Holly — 101 Boiley, Stephanie — 101 Boin, Richard — 75 DAIOA, JIMMY — 22, 204, 236 Baker, Annetro — 75 Baker, Dovid Baker, Dollie — 60, 126 Doker, Donold — 101 Doker, Douglas — 101 Doker, Gerold — 64, 101 Doker, Vance — 75 DALDERRAMA, DODDY — 190 204 Doll, Leslie — 75, 173 Doll, Michael — 126 Dallard, Lisa — 75 Dollor, Scotr — 126 BANCROFT, MICHAEL — 205 Dand — 160, 161 Donks, Cedrick — 75 BANKS, KENNETH — 205 Donuelos, Andrew — 126 DARBA, LORRAINE — 205, 270 Dorefield, D C — 75 Dorefield, Edward — 101 Dorker, Bunny — 75 Darker, Dorrell — 75 Darker, Victorio Domes, Durr — (DS) Domes, Sherry — 75 Domes, Terry — 75 Domes, Wondo — 126 Dornert, Gienne — 101 Dornhort, Dwayne — 22, 127 Dornhort, Janine — 75, 158, 159 Dorrert, Cindy — 101 Dorrert, Somontho — 101 Darrios, Ernie — 127 Darron, Cordell — 101 BARROW, KELLY — 22, 238 Darron, Mark — 101, 103, 177, 178, 292 Dorrs Coloniel Furniture — 275 Dortlebough, Christine — 101 BARTLEBAUGH, JAMIE LYNN — 205, 265 Dortlebough, Jane — 257 Baseball — Varsity — 50, 51 JV — 49 Freshmen — 52 Boskerboll — Boys Varsity — 36, 37 Doys JV — 38 Boys Frosh — 39 Girls Vorsity — 40, 41 Girls JV — 42 Homecoming queens — 152, 153 DASYE, DRENDA Dotemon, Stuort — 36, 127, 185, 194 Boumgordner, Lawrence — 75, 82 Boumgordner, Randall — 23, 54, 75 DAYS, scon — 22, 205 Boze, Thomas — 75, 94 Beord, Doreen — 101 Beouchomp, Donna — 101, 182 Beavers, Robby — 127 Beck, Wendy — 127 Bee ' s Blossoms — 275 Bell, Betty — 75 Bell, Keren — (BA MA) — 248, 257 Bell, Michael — 75 Bell, Rachel — 4, 70, 127, 145, 163, 186, 189, 194, 258, 292 Bell, Robert — (BA) — 59, 248 Bell, Ronold — 42, 101 Bellonte, Kothy — 127, 158 Beilonre, Lori — 75, 89, 182 Belt, Andy — 127, 182 Benjamin, Scott — 101 Dennett, Corlo — 127 DENNEH, CECIL — 205 Dennett, Todd Dennett, Toni — 75 DENTON, JOHN — 205, 270 Benton, Shone — 75 Dequette, Joy Eva — 127 Derghuir, Carlo — 127 Dernol, Sammy Bessette, Michelle — 70, 75 77 177 186 292 Bessire, Mork — 47, 101 Derancur, Roy — 47, 101 Diddle, Kenneth — 127, 185 193 194 BIER, KAREN — 194, 205 270 DIERMANN, KEVIN Billups, Harvey — 101 Dilson Realty — 281 Dilyeu, Jeff — 101 Dilyeu, Lou Ann — 101 Dishop, Derek — 75 DLACK, DARRELL — 161, 206, 270 Block, Lorry — 101 DIock, Patrick — 127 Block, Russel — 75 DLACKSTONE, ROCHELLE — 182, 206 DIack Student Union — 190 BLAKELY, JEFFREY — 44, 127, 154 178 199, 204, 200, 225, 231, 270 Blanco, Rebecco — 127 BLANCO, 5TEVAN — 22, 44, 206, 238 DIonco, Theodore — 22, 101, 115 Dloney, Lindo — 101 Blazer, Lisa — 127, 143, 168, 169 DIeom, John — 75 Bleck, Barbara — 97, 246 DIeck, Shori — 155 DIeistein, Michelle — 101, 112 Bleistein, Roe Anne — 127, 132 Blevins, Keith DIevins, Laura — 101 Dlocker, Jomes — 75 BLOCKER, KATHY — 56, 174, 175, 206 222, 270, 284 BIyrhe, Derek — 101 BoQtright, Phillip — 75 Bognes, Brett — 101 Boggs, Lindo — 102 Dois, Steve — 102 Doker, Douglas — 23, 75, 158 Dolonder, Judy — 100, 102, 103, 116, 158 Bold, Richard — 127 Doley, Thomas — 76 Dolin, Leewono — 76 Dolton, Lee — 23, 76 Domor, Jocqueline — 76, 82 Dombord, Rcxjger — 76 Donesteel, James — 32, 54, 127, 185, 193, 194 DONESTEEL, RONALD — 206 Doozer, Cynrhio — 127 Boquer, Noel — 76, 89 Borders, Tyjuono — 102 Boren, Michoel — 102 294 Rubidoux ' s UFE Boucher, Zone — 22, 127 Douzos, Jason — 23, 76 Dowmon, Kevin — 102 Doyd, Buddy — 127 Boyn, P,oberr — 127, 182 DOVER, CATHERINE — 206, 268, 270 Broden, Jeff — 127 Broke, Curris — 76 Broke. Kevin — 102 Broley, Liso — 102 Brondenburg, Fronl ' S Brondner, Bunnee Lee — 127, 182 Brondner, Eril — 76 Brondner, Hildie — 102 Brondov , Dorren — 127, 159 Bronsom, Sron — 127 Bronsom, Tereso — 127 Bross, Sherry — 127 Brorron, Kochon — 127 Drovo, Doniei — 76 Brovo, Jose — 127 Brovo, Louri — 73, 76 Brovo, Mono — 76, 83, 176, 177, 186, 251 254, 274, 286, 292 Brovo, Roberr — 102 Dreese, IXoy — 127 Brenner, Korhleen — 102 BREWER, DIANNA — 206 Brichoux, Alicio — 127 Bridges, Chnsropher — 34, 35, 127 Bridges, Loshun — 76 Briseno, Michelle — 76 Brisko, Penny — 102 Briro, IXichord Broodfoor, Rhondo — 6, 7 13 144 145 176, 177, 292 Brool , Cory — 22, 102 Brooks, Lindo — 102 Broote, Richord — 126, 187 Brouhord, Leo — (B5) — 16, 17. 68, 69. 235 238 Brophy, Edword — (BA MA) — 248 Brown. Borboro — 76, 182 DROWN, CAROL — 127, 158, 159, 206 Brovvn, Don Brown, Dorrell — 102 Drown, Deon — 102 Drown, Dennis — 127 DROWN, DOMINIC — 206 DROWN, JODY — 206. 276 Brown. Korlo — 76 BROWN, KATHLEEN — 162, 206, 233, 270 Brown, Kimberly — 76, 82 BROWN, PAMELA — 207 Brown, Paul — 23, 76 Brown, Al — (BA MS) — 4, 248 Brown, Perer — 44, 127. 187 Brown, Roberr — 64, 76, 158. 159 Brown. Ruby — 127 Drown. Scorr — 102 Brown, Sheiio — 76 Brown, Susan — 125. 127, 172 Brown, Walter — 102 Bruce, Joon — (BS MA) — 30, 248 Bruce. Phillip — 102 BRUCE, SHERRON — 175, 207 270 284 Brule, Wolr — (DA) — 184. 185, 248 Druner, Sroci — 127 Druno, Jennifer — 257 Bruzzesi, Timorhy Bruzzesi. Michoel — 128 Buchonon. Soleno Buckles. George — 102 Buckour. Doug — (DA) — 89, 162, 248 Buhlmonn. Grerchen — 76 Bunker, Kelly — 102, 116 Burdo, Scorr — 23, 76 Burderr, Corherine — 128 Burion, Drion Scot — 128 Durion, Jeffrey — 102 Durnerr, Alex — 102 Durnerr, Ronold Burns, Joseph — 128 Durris. Denise Ann — 128 Burrows. Tom — 102 Buser. Dovid — 76, 182 Buser, Horry — 102, 178 Busseor, William — 102 Buszko, Jennifer — 38, 128, 141 Durkoy, Srocy — 76 Burler, Christopher — 23 Butler, Mario — 76, 79 Butler, Shown — 76 Buttles. Borboro Buttles. Beth Anne — 128, 182 BUnS, PATRICK — 34, 48, 207. 270 Butts, Trocy — 22, 34, 54, 102 Cobollero, Julie — 76 Cobollero, Robert — 17, 22. 23, 128, 238 Cobrol, Cothy — 128 CADRAL, DAVE Cobrero, Alice — 259 Cohill, Anthony — 128, 194 CAHILL, MAUREEN — 194, 207 Coin, April — 103 Coin, Joseph Coin, Liso — 128 CAIN, RHONDA — 207. 213. 232, 284 Coin, Scott — 128 Colderon. Mortin — 77, 82 Colico, Corners Ploster Crofts — 285 Colifornio Scholosric Federotion — 184 Collohon, Ruth — 103, 182 Collison, Julie — 103 Colzio, Angelo — 103 Colzio, Poulo — 77 Comocho, Roy — (DA MA) — 191. 248 Comeron. Kelly — 3. 77 Cameron. Scorr — 42. 103 Comp. Kathleen — 103. 153, 180, 185 Comp, Kimberley — 30, 31, 128, 155. 178. 180. 185. 193 Compbell. Poul Compbell, Sondro — 70, 124, 128, 145. 177. 180, 292 Connorello, Tommy — 103. 172 Cono. Muguel — 128 Corbojol, Doniei — 128 Corden, Kenneth — 128 Corden, Theresa — 103 Corlson. Seon — 77 Corllo, Shorron — 259 Coro, Victor — 23, 77 Corole ' s Arts G Crafts — 283 Corpenter, Glenn — 23, 77 Carpenter. Jocqueline — 128, 265 Corr, April — 77 Corr, Jomes — 77, 92 Corrosco, Eleonor — 77 Corrosco, Ines — 103 Correro, Phillip — 103 CARRERA, TAMARA — 170, 171, 172, 173, 205, 207, 270 Corrillo, Morilou — 77 CARROLL, MELVIN — 207 Carroll, Patricio — 128 Carroll, Rosielee — 77 Corrurh, Borboro Corruth. Dovid — 128 Carter, Dolron Carter, Steve — 37, 77, 97. 182 Coruso, Cathy — 128 Cose, Rondy CASELLO, JOSIE — 227 Cosillos, Blonco — 77, 82 Coskey, Jomes — 77 Cossott. Connie — 128 Cossen, Lori — 103 Cossle. Dione — 103 Cossle. Leeonn — 103 Cosrillo. Morgorito — 103 Costillo. Stephen — 77 Castro. Yolondo — 103 CATER, LORI — 207 Cejo, Ignocio — 103 Center of New Concepts — 281 Cervonres. Donno — 77. 88 Chain, Roger — 22, 103, 194 Choirmen of Pep — 170 Choney, Greg — 128 Chopo, John — 103 Chopdeloine, Louis — 77 Chopin. Joson — 77 Chopmon, John CHAPPELL, JAMES — 208 Choretie, Lourie — 103 Chariot, Dominic — 73 CHARLE S, CYNTHIA — 208, 226 Chos, E, Spies (Chevron) — 292 Chovorrio, Gabriel — 103 CHAVEZ, DE ANN — 208 Chovez, Gobriel — 103 Chovez, Gregory — 77 CHAVEZ, JOHN — 208 Chovez, Kimberly — 77 Chavez, Michael — 47, 103 Chavez, Vicrorio — 103 Cheerleoders — Varsity — 164, 165 JV — 166 Frosh — 167 Cherry. Seon — 67, 103 Chesworth, Kelly CHICO, RHONDA — 208, 270 ChikolQ, Lesley — 77 Choir — 158, 159 Christion, Jomes — 78 Christoffels, Julie — 103 Gncotto. Steven — 129 Clompirt. Lindo — 26, 27, 125, 129 Clompitt, Rosolee — 103, 153, 155, 188 Clompitr, Thomos — 42. 78 CLARK, ANNEnE — 177, 208, 270. 292 Clork, Cheryl — 104 Clork, Kirby CLARK, MIKE — 208, 276 Clorteon, Trocy — 78, 89. 189 Gory. Derh — 129 ClQsen, Kosey — 129 Clayton, Froncis — 60, 129 Cloyton. John — 104 Cloyton. Michael — 22. 129 Cleory. Kern — 129 Clements. Buddy — (BA) — 161, 248 Clinord, Gene — 78 Clinord, Mike — 129 Clubb, Debbie Clubb, Loverno Coots. Deonno — 129, 193, 194 Coots, Roxonno — 129, 132, 193, 194 Cochron. Lowrence — 22, 129, 140 Cochron. Michael — 22. 104 Coder. Down — 78 CODER, ELIZADETH — 208. 270 Coffer. Zeno — 246 Coffey, Tom — 104 Cokely, Forrest — 78 COKER, TAMMY — 30, 31, 38, 60, 208 Cole, Angelo — 129 Cole, Brion — 59, 129 Cole, Richard — 129 COLEMAN, KATIE — 209 COLES, RICHARD — 209 College Bowl — 193 Collier. Colleen — 78 Collins. Kimberly — 104 Collins. Lori — 78 Collins. Shoree — 104 Collins. Troci — 129 Collins. Trocy — 129. 194 Colvin. Timmie — 76 Colvin. Tino — 129, 158 Colwell, Kori — 78 Comstock, Lorry — 129 Comsrock, Wendy — 79 Conley, Volerie — 78, 108 Conrod. Tommy — 78, 248 Conrod, Teresa — 130, 178. 185 Contreros, Rito — 104 Conwoy, Tino — 78 CONYERS, STEVEN — 209 Cook, Debro — 104 Cook, Lisa — 66, 99. 104, 114, 115, 166, 185 Cooke. Melvo — (DA MA) — 245 Cooley, Fronk — 104, 115 Coombs, Kelli — 104 COOMDS, STEPHEN — 209 COOPER, GERALD COOPER, JOHN Cooper, Kevin Cooper, Michele — 130 Copelond. Mike — (BA) — 178. 187. 249 Cordoro. Anne — 34. 56. 104, 185 CORDARO, CHRISTOPHER — 32, 175. 192, 209, 222, 284 Cordobo, Diono — 130 Cordoba, Joseph — 104 Cordovo. Ben — 78 Cordovo. Dovid — 130 Cordova. Notolie — 104 Cornelius. Suson — 78 Corner. William — 78 Corono. Deboroh — 70, IX, 177, 186, 274, 283, 292 Correo, Judy — 104 Correl, Croig Cortez, Jeonine — 78, 80 COSTELLO, JOSIE — 227 Costello, Lori — 104, 119, 122, 185 Cote, Michoel — 78 Cotter, Jocquelyn — 104 Cotton, Hoseo — 78 Cotton, Yvonne — 130 Couch, Michoel — 104 Couch, MIcki — 78 Coultet. Erico — 101, 104 Counrs, Elizabeth — 78 Counts, Sondro — 26, 27, 130 Index 295 Covell, Elizabeth — IX, 170 Cowan, Keirh Cox, Chorles — 62, 104 COX, KAREN — 149, 175, 209, 270, 284 Coyner, Keven — 78 CRADD, LYNNE — 209 CRAGHEAD, DODOIE — 209 Craig, Shoro Craig, Thomascino — 104 Crain, Carrie — 78 Croin, Kelly — 78 Croin, Ronold — 100 Cromins, R,ichord — 78, 182 Crone, Rondy — 104 Crowford, Carolyn Crawford, Jean — 130 Crawford, Jomie — 78 Crowford, Jim — 48, 130 Crowford, Krisry — 130 Crawford, Lerfio — 78 Crawford, Randall Crawford Rhonda — 104 CRAWFORD. ROGER — 209 Creoson, Steven — 104 Cretty, Hughes Cnswell, Niki Cross, Dennis Cross, Noel Cross Country — Doys — 02, 33 Girls - 34, 35 CROW, KELLY — 209 Crump, Deonno — 78 Crump, Jess — 104 CRUMP, MARSHA — 210 Crump ' s Custom Masonry — 288 Cserno, Ted — 37, 104 Cubit, Andr ' e — 78 CUDDIHY, CATHERINE — 210 Culwell, David — 104 Cumming, Michoel — 130 Cummings, Cassandra — 104 Cundiff, Dorboro — 78 Cundiff, John — 130 Cunningham, Condoce — 78 Cunninghom, Don — 78 CUNNINGHAM, NANCY — 210 Cunningham, Potty — 104 CUNNINGHAM, YVONNE — 210 CURREN, SCOOT — 64, 210 Curry, Ronald — 64, 104 Curtis, Devi — (DA) — 249 Curtis, Tomrciy — 104 Cushing, Donn — (DA) — 249 Curtis, Kim — 130 Custom Window Treatment — 292 Cufshow, Timothy — 76 Cyr, Lisa — 104 D ' ArcQ Tuxedo Rental 6 Dridol — 280 Dogne, Denise — 04, 56, 104 Dams, Susan — 78, 158 Dolebour, Kenneth — 64, 78, 182 Donee Team — 170, 171 DANGELO, DILL — 42, 187, 210, 276 Daniels, Gus — 104 Daniels, Louro — 104 Dorr, Wendy — 130 Davenport, Orendo — 100 DAVIS, ALAN Davis, Dilly — 70, 78 Dovis, Chene — 104 Dovis, Ernest — 104 Davis, Eugene — 105 Dovis, John — 78 Davis. Jonothon — 78 Dovis, Joseph — 22, 105 DAVIS, LORI — 148, 149, 200, 205, 211 270 Dovis, Mary — 78, 158 DAVIS, PAMELA — 211 Dovis, Rondoll — 20, 78. 82 Dovis, Ronold — 79 Dovis, Roy — 100 Dovis, Steven — 105 Dovis, Thomos — 79 Dovis, Tonyo — 98, 105, 194, 288 DAVIS, TULIP — 211 Dovis, Vicki — 79 DAWSON, MISTI — 146, 152, 155, 164, 165, 174, 175, 200, 211, 206. 207, 270, 284 De Doco, Dorlo — 100 De Doco, Denise — 79 Dees Dirds G Supplies — 283 De Fore, Donald — 79 De Grood, Charles — 34, 60, 101, 105 De Horok, Eorl De Lo Vara, Steven — 22, 103, 105 De Leon, Dovid — 130 De Leon, David — 79 De Leon, Ed word De Leon, Robert «, De Los Santos, Joe De Mello, Dorlene — 105 De Rose. Jonine — 105 Dean, Kellie — 79 Dougherty, Rhondo — 105 Douglas, Showni — 105 Douglos, Towni Doukos, Jored — 80 Dowell, Mary — 105 Dozier, Donny — 105 DOZIER, LAURIE — 156, 159, 211, 270 DRAIN, RICK — 44, 211, 270 Dromo — 162, 163 Dropizo, Sam — (DA MA) — 89, 249 DREIKORN, KARL — 212 Dreikorn, Lisa — 105, 166, 170 Drill Team — 172, 173 Driskell, Doug — 59, 106 Driskell, Leoh — 79, 80 ENRIQUEZ, RENEE ' Erickson, Donald — 131 ESCAJEDA, KENNETH — 179, 270 Escolonte, Terrie — 80 Espinoso, Lizo Espinoso, Riro — 80 Espinozo, Geneva — 80, 84, 166. 167 Evenson, Loree Fober, Liso — 131 Fogon, Pot — (DS MS) — 249 Fairfield, Rodney — 60 Foke, Kelly — 80 Foler, Cynthia — 34, 106 FARAG, FARID — 42 Forcio, Ron — 258 DEITRICK, DENICE — 211 Deitrick, Terrence — 79 Delotorre, Alfredo — 42, 79 Deleon, Yvetre — 79 Delgodo, Melissa — 105, 158 Delia, Christine — 105 Delia, Tomoro — 79 Dello Rocco, Deonno — 257 Deloge, Chris — 79 Demello, Fronk — 79 Den Hoed, Robert — 47, 105 DENNIS, KRISTINA — 198, 202, 210, 270 Dennis, Rley — 130, 165 Derhoog, Lowrence — 79 Devins, Michoel Devito, John — 130 Devote, Gory — 47, 105 Devore, Timothy — 64, 79 Dewees, Terronce — 100 Dhillon, Joskiron — 72, 79 Di Nopoli, John — 42, 125, 100, 185 Diaz, Arocely — 105 Diaz, Clemente Dioz, Ellas — 02, 54, 100 DIAZ, JUAN Dioz, Luis — 105 Diaz, Luzmorio — 79 Dioz, Naomi — 79, 177, 292 Dioz, Richard — 79 Dioz, Steven — 130 Diehl, Elizabeth — 100, 105, 119, 121, 122, 123, 156 Dielo, Chris — 119, 121 Dike, David — 105 Dike, Rebecca — 79 Dilbeck, Steve — 130 DILL, DEBORAH — 2, 102, 211, 270 Dillinghom, Dronrley — 100 Dingmon, Patricio — 105 Dirtewoger, Pot Ditty, Paul — 100 Dixon, Hubert — 79 DODYNS, TIMOTHY — 211 DODD, DURT 42, 60, 211, 270 Dodd, Kim — 08, 101, 105 Dodgen, Daniel — 79 Doles, Deonno — 79 Dominguez, Eva — 80 DONLEY, MILISSA — 211, 270 Drumol. Roymond — 80 Drury, Alico — (DA MA) — 249 Drury, Fred — (DA MA) — 245 DUDAY, TERRY — 212 Duckett, Thoddeus — 106 Duff, Dorboro — (DA MA) — 185, 249 Duffy, Seen — 106 Duke, Andrew — 130 DUNAGAN, DEBORAH — 212, 270 Dunn, Lorry — 106 Dupper, Kenneth Dupper, Robert Duprey, Chris — 242, 246 DURFEY, TAMMY — 212 DURHAM, CLAYTON Durhom, Denise Durham, John — (DA) — 13, 178, 242, 249 Durham, Melindo DURON, STEPHAN — 42, 212, 270 Durst, Michelle Duthie, Michelle Dvorak, Williom — 60 Dyke, Croig — 130 Eastman Inc (Steve Clork) — 275 EATON, TODD — 212 Eckert, Tommi — 60, 162 Eddington, Eorlene — 60, 80 Edmonds, Donnie — 100 Edmonds, Sean . Edmondson, Rohn — 80 Edwards, Chorlene — 106 EDWARDS, KENNETH — 212, 270 Edwards, Michoel — 04, 05 Edwords, Sean — 22, 106 Edwards, Tomoro — 80 Ekiund, Monico — 106 Eldred, Michelle — 101, 170, 172 Elizolde, Thomas — 80 Elkins, Teresa — 101 Elliott, Scott — 60 Ellison, Allen — 106 Emerson, Dennis — 106 Emerson, Potricio — 60, 172 Emma ' s Hoir Styling — 263 Empire Glass G Mirrors — 290 Engel, Timothy — 59 Englond, John — 106 Engraving Emporium — 276 Ennis, Sheri — 106 Fons, Gory — 131 Forney, Stacy — 101, 106, 170, 241 Fornsworrh, Jonothon — 61 Fornum, Paul — 81 Fornum, Teresa — 131 Forron, Down — 81 FAVELA, JOE — 159 Feist, Petet — 131 Felix, Jesse — 81 Feltovich, Ion — 118, 101 Felty, Myong — 70, 98, 106 Ferebee, Voliso — 100, 106 Ferebee, Victot — 81 FIELD, RAYMOND Fields, Tommy — 81 Fields, Terri — 101 Fierro, Raymond — 47, 106 FILLMORE, ERIC — 22, 79, 201, 210, 212, 216, 206 Finon, Ellen — (DA MA) — 249 Fine, Sandra — 131 FINNEY, DORISE Finney, John — 22, 131 Finney, Patricia — 81 Fiondo, Tish — 106 Firminger, Colleen — 9, 60. 131 Fisher, Corri — 106 Fisher, Renoe — 81 Fleming, Cristi — 61 Fleming, Mistii — 107 Fletchet, Koren — 131, 182, 194 Flint, Wendy Flodine, Tammi — 81 Flood. Joseph — 131 Florence, Dosil — 258 Flores, Daniel — 81, 192 Flores, John Flores, Monuel — 107 Flores, Michelle — 131 Flores, Monica Flores, Rito — 107 Flores, Victor Floreo, Roy — 258 Flory, Melodee — 131 Fluhrer, Kris — 13, 124, 125, 131, 142, 170 Fluhrer,, Rick — 81 Flury, Mark — 61 Fly, David Fogorry. Monet — 107, 172 296 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Folsom. Chris — 88 Folsom, Heorher — 67, 131, 137 Fonraine, Jerry — 81 Foorboll — Vorsiry — 22, 23 JV — 24 Frosh — 25 Homecoming Acriviries — 150, 151 Homecoming Queens — 148, 149 FORD, DANIEL — 212 Ford, Georgio Ford, Sheri — 107 Foremon, Melisso — 81 Founroine, Jim — 131 Founroine, Porricio — 73, 81 233, 276 Garcia, Adom — 7, 10, 11, 22, 42, 43, 132 Gorcio, Arrhur Garcia, Cynrhia Gorcia, Debby — 107 Gorcio, Ernie — (D5 MA) — 245 GARCIA, H ELENA — 213, 270 Gorcio, Jomes — 81 Gorcia, Jovier Gorcio, Lillian — 107 Gorcia, Morrin — 81 Gorcio, Phillip Garcia, Pion — 251 Gorcio, Teresa — 73, 81 Gord, Jennifer — 107 Gonzoles, Domingo — 82 Gonzales, Doro — 258 Gonzoles, Henry — 132 Gonzoles, Sondro — 132 Gonzoles, Vivion — 82 Gonzalez, Agusrin — 82 Gonzolez, Agusrin — 82 Gonzalez, Donifocio — 108, 180 Gonzolez, Elizoberh — 108 Gonzalez, Thomas — 132 Gonzolez, John — 108 Gonzolez, John — 82 GONZALEZ, MICHELLE — 213 Gonzolez, Regino — 82 Gonzolez, Shirley — (D5) — 250 Fowler, Adeline — 246 Fowler, Gory — 81 Frogoso, Donold — 131 Froizer, Obeli FRAKES, DAWN — 170, 171, 212, 270 Frokes, John — 107 Froncis, Roger — 81 Franco, Cynrhio — 107, 190 FronKlin, Audrey Frozier, P,oberr — 22, 107 Freeman, Gregory — 131 Freemon, Jomie — 131, 137 Freeman, Michoel — 131 French, Kevin — 81 Frios, Sondro — 81 Frios, Solly — 259 FRIAS, STEPHANIE — 212, 267 Friday, Kimberiy — 107 Frisbee, John — 107 Frisby, P-ebecco — 81 Fromm, Eric Fromm, Todd — 107 Froschouer, Allen — 132 Fuenres, Arrhur — 58, 107 FUENTES, REGINA — 185, 194, 199 212 222, 270 Fullerron, Fredrick — 23, 79, 81 Fundol, Pocifico — 107 Furlong, Corol — (DA) — 97, 185, 249 Furure, Business Leoders of America — 188 Future Formers of Americo — 182, 183 Goerrner, Michele — 107 Goines, Denno — 81 Gaines, Vesley Golbroirh, Lon — 132 Goilogher, Chris — 132 Gallagher, Eric — 23, 81, 94 Gollegos, Gory — 132 Gallegos, Lorry — 81 GALLIPOLI, ANDREA — 212 Golvon, Volencio — 81 6ALVIN, scon — 22, 79, 212, 217, 219, 234, 238, 270 Gomoche, Joe — 258 GAMOOA, GWEN — 43 Gomboo, Jimmy — 132 Gomboo, [Rosemary — 132 Gondoro, Jomes — 132 GANDARA, RICHARD — 162, 189, 213, Goriffo, Cynrhio — 81 Garner, Jeffrey — 81 Gorner, Troy — 22, 107 GARRETT, MELVIN — 175, 178, 199, 213, 222, 234, 270, 284 Gorzo, Eddir — 23, 82 Gorzo, r oy Goscon, Fronk — 82 Gores, Dilly — 132 Gorscher, Shirley — 258 Gourhier, r on — 37 Goy 6 Larry ' s — 291 Gehres, Wendy GEIRNAERT, JOHAN — 32, 64, 146, 185, 194, 213 Geldreich, Torinio — 107 Geluso, Ann — 258 Genno, Joner — 82 Genrry, Korhleen — (DA) — 250 George WInklemon Trophy Shop — 278 Gericke, Roy — 132 Gomez, Gobriel — 175, 185, 284 Gionnorri, Poulo — 107 Gibson, Sronley — 82 Gilberr, Kelly — 18, 38, 107 Gildon, Wolrer — 132 Gill, TonI — 107, 110, 119 Gilmon, Shonnon — 82 Gilmon, Tereso — 107 GILMORE. MARK Gingerello, FronK — 108 Ginwrighr, Willlom — 257 Givens, r P — 82 Glod, Aaron — 54, 82 Gloser, Joe — 82 Gloubirz, Kern — 194 GLAUDITZ, KEVIN — 64, 198, 270 Gllck, Dorlene — 66, 67, 132, 185 Glick, Dovid — 108 Glick, Sharon — 82 Godoy, Igoncio — (DA MA) — 245 Goergen, Sreven — 82 GOLDING, RICHARD — 213 GOLDSMITH, BEDILLE — 32, 213 Golf — 64, 65 Gollihor, Mory Ann — 132 Gomez, Sreven ■ — 108 Gomez, Gobriel — 175, 185, 284 Gonzoles, Connie — 246 Goodwin, Tommy — 132 Goupil, Charles GOURE, KAREN — 214, 270 Gouyd, Shelley — 82 Groce, Dovid — 132 Groce, Mork — 22, 108 Groce, n oy — 82 Groeber, Donlel — 82 Grof, Eric — 62, 108 Grohom, Eorl — 108 Gronillo, Carolyn — 82, 190 Gronlllo, Liso — 108 Groven, Berry — 188 Groven, Bonnie — 108 Groven, Judirh — 82 GRAVEN, ROBERT Groy, IXoberr — (DA MA) — 250 Green, Dyron — 82 Green, Cllnron — 82 Green, Eddie — 108 Green, Lo Don — 22, 37, 108 Green, Lono — 82 Green, Percy — 22, 34, 108 GREEN, RICHARD — 214 Green, Trocy — 83 GREEN, VICKI — 214 Green, Virgil Greenblorr, Jerry — 108 Gregory, Conni — 83 Grensovltch, Timorhy — 108 Griffin, Leso — 132, 136 Griff irh, Corherine — 83, 84 Griffirh, Jocqueline — 132 GRIFFITH, MARY — 214, 255 Griffirh, Sherri Grillo, Tony — 132 Grisco, Denise — 132 Grissom, Ellen — 108 Groff, Jennifer — 132 Gross, Morsie — 108, 116, 158, 159 Grumer, Kennerh — 108 Grumer, Roberr — 108 Grumer, Vonesso — 133 GRUVER, JOHN Guckerr, Dino Guerin, Michoel — 108 Guerin, Porri — 133 Guerrero, Timmy — 108, 123, 160 Guillen, Jose — (DS) — 46, 47, 191, 247, 250 Guizo, Eduordo GUTIERREZ, TANYA — 214 GUYTON, DAVID — 214, 270 Guzmon, Morie — 83, 94, 158 Guzman, Samuel — 83 Hoorsoger, Seon — 83 Hoos, Jill — 108 Hoos, Shelley — 133 Hofropulos, Jeff — 133, 182 Hofropulos, Loro — 83 Hofropulos, Sophie — 83 Hogsrrom, Annomono — 133, 150, 185, 194, 195 Homey, R,oberr — 109 Hair Hoppening, The — 278 Hole, Roberr — 133 Holes, Chris — 109 Holes, Doug — 109 Holes, Thomos — 83 Holl, Dridgerre — 130 Holl, Consronrln Holl, Eddy — 83 Hall, Michoel — 133, 193, 194 Holl, Thereso — 83 Holl, Tino Homilron, Drodley — 109 HAMILTON, DRENDA HAMILTON, BRIAN — 62, 175, 178, 214, 231, 279, 284 Homilron, Jim — 109 Homilron, Joel — 109 Homilron, Rhondo — 109, 170 Hommersley, Deboroh — 79, 83, 173 Hommersley, Roberr — 109 Hompron, r oymond — 54, 133 Honey, Kelly — 44, 83 Honlon, Glenn — 83 HANNA, HOWARD Hansen, Andreo — 83 Hansen, Korhleen — 83 Honsen, Kimberiy — 133, 168, 169, 170 Honsen, William- — 133 Honson, Richard — 109, 188 Hanson, Robert — 133 Hordcostle, John — 109 Hotkey, Druce — 133 Harlow, Donny — 22, 109 Horm, Williom — 83 Harper, Dorry — 83 Horper, Julie — 109 Horrigon, Liso — 83 Horringron, John — 58, 59, 132, 133 Horringron, Sreve — 58, 59, 83 Horris, Corherine — ' 83 Harris, Chod Horris, Derek — 133 HARRIS, KELVIN — 214 Horris, Keith — 83 Harris, Rondoll — 109 Harris, Richard — 133 Horris, Terri — 63 Horris, Theres o — 83 HARRIS, ViaORIA — 213, 215 Harrison, Joimie — 83, 84, 92 HARRISON, JOY — 215 Horrison, Timorhy — 60, 133 Horrison, Tino — 83 HARRY, ViaORIA — 215, 276 HARTIGAN, DANIEL — 215 Hortmon, Sean — 83 Horts, Kim — 109 HARTS, PENNY — 215 Horrs, Vernell — 83 Harvey, Richard — 83 Hoscoll, Carol — 133, 158 Hoscoll, Fronk — 109 Hash, Kimberiy — 83 Hoskins, Rodney — 83 Horhowoy, Robert — 83 Hawse, Leslie — 66, 67, 83 Hoy, Shori — 109, 185 HAYMORE, LINDA Hoys, Koren HEATLEY, KRISTINE — 153, 155, 168, 169, 170, 207, 215, 270 Heck, Lindie — 34, 56, 57, 109, 114 Heffenon, Lourie — 83 Heffley, Damon — 83 Heide, Christino — 133 Heidecke, Jim — (DA MS) — 245 Index 297 Heidi, Robert — 22, 48, 109 Heinze. Andy — 63, 80, 83 Heirzmon, Roymond HEITZMAN, RICHARD Hello w, Toni — 257 HEMMINGEft, ROBERT — 187, 215, 270 Hempel, Jodi — 109, 166 Hemphill, Cynrhnio — (D5) — 172, 250, 256 Hennemon, Chorise HENNEMAN, SEAN HENRY, DANEnE — 215 Henry, John — 83 HENRY, JOHN Henry, Monica — 109 Henry, Tonic — 133 Hensley, Thomos — 109 Henze, Andreas HERBERT, CHARLEY Herbert, Tommy — 133 Hernondez, Aliso — 80, 90 Hernandez, Sonyo — 109 Hernandez, Chrisrino — 83 Hernondez, Deseri — 133 Hernondez, Gloria — 133 Hernandez, Lucille — 133 Hernondez, Roseonn — 133 Hernondez, Sonyo — 133 Herndon, Koren — 133. 178, 187 Herndon, Oscar — 83, 182 Herzig, Kenneth Hetzler, Michele — 133 Heuletr, Gildo — 83 Heusher, Shirley — 257 Heusner, Steven — 37, 109 Hickey, Jimmy — (DA MED) — 162, 250 Hicl s, Ivy — 133 Hicta, Tom — 134 HIDALGO, MICHAEL — 215 Hidalgo, Rebecca — 109 Higerodo, Rosie — 84 High, Doniel High, Mark — 109 Hightower, Andrea — 281 Highrower, Rondi — 79, 84, 177, 292 Hill, Roy — 109 Hill, Chorles — 22, 134, 238 Hill. Dovid — 134 Hill, Koren Hill, Leslie — 64 Hill, Scott — 192 Hill, Tommy — 109 Hilpert, Crysrol — 109 HILPERT, KIM — 187 Himes, Philip — 64 Hinzer, Michael — 134 Hite. Doug — (DS) — 54. 107 Hitt, Colene — 134, 169 Hixson House Antiques — 283 Hobbick, Mike — 84 Hoch, Joon — 84 Hodgemon, Christopher — 109 Hoftopulos, Lauro — 180 Hogon, Brett — 22, 134 Hoggs, Leslie — 112 Holden, Donnie — 84 Holecek, Liso Hollors, Ceroid — 44, 45, 134 Holley, Patricio — 109 Holmon, Cynthio — 134 Holmies, Chris — 109 Holt, Christopher — 3, 18, 22, 134, 238, 292 Holt, Potrick — 79, 84, 95, 177, 186 Hdt, Volorie — 109, 119 Hooper, Tino — 11, 134, 164, 165 Hoover, Stephanie — 257 Horn, Steven Hornsby, Philomeno — (DA MA) — 250 Norton, Albert — 109 Norton, Cothy House. Suson — 109 Hovsepion, Cotol — (DA MA) — 160, 251 Howord, Dill — 22 HOWARD, CRAIG — 22, 238 HOWARD, JOEY — 215 Hubbord, Sondro — 84 Nuber, Michoel — 63, 134 Nuckoby, Doug — (DA MS) — 2, 3, 13, 213, 242, 244 HUDSON, RAYMOND Hudson, Robert Huerto, Stephen — 23, 84 Huey, Regino — 109 Huff, Kevin — 84 Hughes, Annette — 109 HUGHES, DAVID — 215 HUGHES, MELISSA Hughes, Michael — (DA MA) — 192 251 256. 290 Hughes, Robin — 134 Hull, Jeffrey — 64 - i Hurst, Jeff — 77, 64 H Huscher, Dovid — 134 HUTCH, DIANE — 215 Hutch, Kimberly — 84 Hutch, Ricky — 23, 84 Hutch, Timothy Huth, Kimberly — 64 locovoni, Miki Ann — 134 IHRIG, MARLA lllescos, Moydo — 109 ILLESCAS, TANYA — 216 Impens. Kristin — 84 Ingram, Dryon Inskeep, Tereso — 109, 110, 151 186 292 IRELAND, DEBBIE — 180, 216 Iriborren, Kimberly — 109 Ivy, Andrea — 84, 160 Jacintho, Catherine — 84, 182 JACKSON, ALAN — 17, 18, 22, 216 238 JACKSON, ANTHONY — 22, 196, 236, 270 Kershner. Dobby Key. Jeonell — 85 KEYER, KAREN — 169. 217. 270 Kiernan. Cheryl — 135. 182 Kiernon. William — 111. 82. 183 Kilgore. Chorles — 85 Kimmett, Dovid — 111 King, Lonnie — 64, 135, 192 Kinley, Rebecco — 135 Kinley, Tereso — 65 Kinney, Richard — 23 85 KINNEY, STEVEN — 218 Kinsey, Jerry — 85 Kirchmeyer, Donnie — 38, 60, 126, 135 176, 177, 186, 292 Kirk ' s Jewelers — 276 KITCHENS, JOHN — 218 Kleen Line Corp — 289 Klein, Tommy — 135 Kleemon, Craig — (DA) — 251 Kligmon, Lisa — 111 Kligmon. Wendy — 79, 85 Klump, Michoel Knight, Greg — 37, 85, 158 Knight, Ryan — 22, 36, 54, 111 Koerner, Elvis — 85 Koerner, Timothy — 135 Koloti. Jessie — 135. 186 KOLB, EDWARD — 218 Kolb. Tommy — 111, 180 JACQUES, JOHN — 158, 159 Jomor, Dill — 84, 85 Jomes, Regino — 110 James, Vonnie Jonis, James — 134 Jonu, Alicio — 99, 106, 110, 118, 166 JARDINE, TAMARA — 67, 185, 216, 270 Josso, Ayso — 110 JASSO, LORENA — 216, 270 Jorip, Emne — 134 Joy, Thomos — 134 Jeffries, Mike JENKINS, JAMES — 22, 198, 216, 217, 236 276 Jenkins, Noncy — 134 JENKINS, ROBERT Jenkins, Robin — 110 Jensen, Ins — 258, 259 JENSEN, KEITH Jensen, Poul — (DS MED) — 251, 253, 25! Jepson, Patricio — 134 JESUS CHRIST, SON OF GOD — 268 Jewell, Jennifer — 110 Jimenez, Melchor — 134 Jimenez, Monica — 134, 190 Jimenez. Rozone — 84 Joonie ' s Soddles G Tock — 286 John. Carlton John Gteen Gollety — 290 Johnson. Angela Kontner. Dorry — 22. 110 Kontnet. Dtion — 47. 135 KARSGOR, KRISTINE — 158. 159. 216 Koftley. Robett — 85 Kotwocky. Cheryl — 110. 116 Kosinger. Rondy — 47. 135 Kosner, Floreno Kasner, Tim Koson, Dovid — 135 KASON, KATHRYN — 146, 149, 178, 217, 270 Kosten, Ttocy — 73, 85 Kotz, Debbie — 110 Koufmon, Jomes — 85 Kozmiersl i, Joe — (DA MS) — 267 KEE, GARY — 217 Keegon. Jomes — 135 KEEN, DONNA — 204. 217. 270 Keeney. Karen — 56. 135. 138 Keigley. Michoel Keiter. Jodi — 85. 91 Kelley. Kothleen — 135 Kelley, Ken — 85 KELLEY, TIMOTHY — 217 Kellogg, Ivon Kellum, Jeff — 85 Kelly, Drendo — 135 KELLY, BRUCE Kelly, Cedfic — 111 KEMP, BEVERLY — 217, 221 Kennedy, Donnie — 111 Kennedy, Chorlotte — (D5 ME) — 251. 253 Kennedy. Nick — (DA) Kenney. Dovid — 111 Kovocs. Dovid — 64. Ill Kowolik. Suson — 98. Ill Ktomet. Debbie — 135 Ktomer. Kellie — 65 Kramer. Tommie — 65 Krotofil, Debbie — 65 Krotofi, Ftonk — 135 Kretz, Noncy — 242, 246 Ktuget, Stort — 65 Krueger, Joonne — 259 Kuhn, Charles — 42, 47, 103, 106, 111, 154, 192 Kuhn, Elizoberh — 85, 177, 292 Kukol, Timothy — 85 Kulzet, Jody — 135 KULZER, TIMOTHY — 218 KUSHNER, SANDRA — 216 LA LONDE, JOSEPH — 162, 218 LA Londe, Moty — 111, 158 Lo Vigne, Anthony Locos, Fronk — 85 Lofferty, Christine — 135. 185. 194 Loftonce. John Logumino. Thomos — 85 Lomb. Joson — 135 Lombert. Michoel — 135 Jocl-oon. Drendo — 84 JACKSON, DARRELL — 158. 159. 216 JACKSON, LAURA Jockson. Potticio — 134 Jocl-(Son. Sondy — 38. 39, 110 Jocl-sson, Wayne — 134 Jocobson, Robett — 59 Jacques, Eileen — 110 Johnson, Corol — 134 Johnson, Chetie — 84 JOHNSON, CRAIG — 12, 155, 188. 198. 216. 235. 236. 237. 270. 284 Johnson. Crystal — 67. 99. 110, 114. 122. 155. 175. 165 Johnson, Dole — (DS) — 251 Johnson, Dolene — 73, 64, 89 Johnson, David — 23, 85 JOHNSON, ERIK JOHNSON, JAY — 162 Johnson, Kellie — 110, 182 Johnson, Lo Vonne — 40, 170 Johnson, Morge — 247 Johnson, Melisso — 69. 125. 129. 131. 134, 135, 136, 144, 154, 175, 284 Johnson, Pomelo — 110, 166 JOHNSON, PATRICIA — 15, 169, 216, 270 Johnson, Richard — 47 Johnson, Shen — 10, 11, 135, 142, 143, 151. 165 Johnson. Trocee — 56, 110 Jon D. Drunk OD — 269 Jo Nan ' s — 275 JONES, ANDREA — 216, 270 JONES, ANGELA — 160, 216, 270 Jones, Doron — 23, 65 Jones, Dole Jones, Dwoyne — 135 Jones, Kathleen — 246 Jones, Ken — (DS) — 251 Jones, Kimberly — 85 Jones, Kancy — (DA MA) — 168, 170, 171, 251, 293 298 Rub(doux ' s LIFE Jones, Russell — 110 Jones, Scorr — 135 Jones, Don — 22, 135, 238 Jordon, Denny Judy McGuire Phorogrophy — 274 JUNKER, RENEE — 176, 177, 186, 202, 216, 270 Jurko, Jomes — 110 Jurpo Tax Service — 274 Jurpo Volley Chape! — 285 KALAPACA, BRENDA — 217 Kolopaca, Glono — 85 KolQpoco, Lorerro — 135 Kone, Vesley Koneski, Cormel — 135 Koneski, Poul — 85, 182 Konouse, Melonie — 98, 99, 100, 105, 106, 107, 110, 154, 175, 274, 284 Lombrighr, Andy — 105, 110, 111, 135 Lomiell, Korhleen Lonorhouo, Doro — 85 Loncosrer, Chrisrine — 111 LoncQsrer, Kimberlyn — 111 LANDER, LEANA Lone, Curris — 111 Lone, Tolino — 85 Longsron, Geoggrey — 37, 111, 158 Lonier, Timothy — 111 Lonsing, Robert — 86 Lontz, Edna — (DA MA) — 251 Lewis, Doniel — 22, 112 Lewis, Deboroh — 30, 135, 187 Lewis, Gilbert — 112 Liddell, Dono — 26, 27, 132, 135 Liddell, David — 48, 112 LIEDER, DEDRA — 219 LIGHTLE, KIMBERLY — 135, 219, 270 Liles, Cheri — 125, 134, 135, 145, 176 177 186 Liles, Michoel — 86 LillQ, Michelle — 112 LILLY, ANNA — 219, 271 LILLY, ROBERT — 32, 44, 64, 160, 219, 271 Lilly, Thomos — 44, 135 Lilly ' s News — 278 Limon, Doro — 242, 258, 259 Limon, Korlo — 131, 136 LIND, LISA — 148, 149, 196, 220, 271, 274 Lindell, Corol — 30, 136, 160, 185, 193 Linsowe, Eric — 86 LINSOWE, RICHARD Lizord, Dome — 194 LOCKE, EDWARD — 220 LODER, ALLEN — 220 Loder, Shown — 66 Loghock, Jerry — 112 Logston, Louro Lonoden, John — 136, 194 Long, Deon — 112 Longonecker, Teri — 136 Luckerr, Lynee — (OS MS) — 247 Lumor, Norhon Luno, Poul — 136 LundvQil, Kristion — 86 Lusk, Jeon Luttrell, William Luvion, Irene — 112 Lyman, Drett — 66 Lymen, Kim — 112 Lyons, Lorroine — 136 MAAS, TERI — 220 Mobus, Scoir — 112 MocDONALD, LAURA — 136, 220 Moce, Neril — 136 Mockey, Jeon — 257 Mo ddox, Keri — 136 Mogona, Yolondo — 136 Maggie ' s Flowers — 276 MAGNUSON, RAY LEE — 136, 151, 180, 220, 271 Mogsrodt, Dono — 86 Mogsrodt, Goty — 136 Mohon, Robert — 112 Moin, Dovid — 112 Moms, Morie — (DA) — 194, 251, 289 MALDONADO, GREGORY — 221 Moldonodo, Veronica — 86, 190 Molone, Ricky — 112 Molosh, Jomie — 136 Moncinos, Lourdes — 86 Lore, Jose — 64, 135, 137 Lora, Pilar — 66, 111, 150, 185 Lorsen, Robert — 23, 86 Lowson, Drendo — 111 Lowson, Penny Loyron, April — 86 Le Zorde, Dorren — 135 Leoch, Shone — 135 Leaf, Dill — 135 LEAF, KATHLEEN — 216 Leol, Poul — 32, 64, 135, 185, 187, 193, 194 Leol, Solly — 111 Ledford, Jill — 111 LEE, ERIC LEE, JAMES — 218 Lee, Korin — 66, 86, 172, 245 Lee, Kevin — 64, 111, 165, 192 LEE, PETER — 11, 218, 270 Leedhom, Laurie — 111 Le Mor Trophies — 286 Lemos, Jerry Lenbeck, Tommy Lenior, Kim — 56, 135 Lenoir, Lomor LENOIR, SONYA Lent, Poul — 111 Leonard, Scott — 86 Leos, Michelle — 86 Lesh, Gory — (DA) — 69, 182, 251, 252 LESH, TRACY — 218, 270 LESTER, KIRK — 218, 270 Levers, Shelley — 112 LEVINSON, STEVEN — 218 Lewis, Dorboro — 112 Longden, Edward — 182 Loonsfoor, Suson — 86 Loper, John — 66 LOPEZ, ABEL — 220 LOPEZ, BLANCA — 220 Lopez, Christina Lopez, Eloine — 136, 151, 190 Lopez, Eloise — 66 Lopez, Grettle — 185 Lopeo, Jonino — 112 Lopez, Morio — 258 Lopez, Michelle — 66 LOPEZ, PAMELA — 220 Lopez, Robert — 86 Lopez, Roberto — 86, 173 Lopez, Sondro — 112 Lopez, Victor — 92, 112 LOPEZ LEON, GRETTEL — 175, 220, 264 LORENZ, CHRIS — 34, 35, 60, 149, 174 175, 185, 207, 220, 271, 264 Lorenz, Monica — 60, 112 LOSSING, JUDY — 220 Lorito, Steve Lott, Carolyn — 136 Lort, Rhondo — 86 Love, Louro — 136 Lowe, Delindo — 38, 112 Lowe, Isobell — 86 Lowe, Shelron Lowety, Jimmy — 22, 48, 112, 118, 238 Lucas, Dovid — 66, 159 Lucero, Joe — 136 Lucero, Liso — 112, 166 Lucero, Rudy — 136 Moncinos, Morgoriro — 112 Mongiopelo, Dennis — 136, 185 Monigiopelo, Poul — 112 MANNING, SHARON — 220 Monuel, Nolan — 112 Monville, Rondolle Mordis, Peter — 136 Morez, Poul — 136 Morez, Roul — 37, 60, 112 MARIN, ANGEL — 220 Morlotr, Cothleeno — 112 MARLAH, JOHN — 221 MAROHA, DIANE Morples, Done — 86 Morquez, Arthur — 86 Morquez, Jerry — 112 Morquez, Patrick — 66 Morquez, Peter Morquez, Terry Marquis, Tino — 136 Morsholl, Jamie — 137 Morrin, Cynrhio — 137 Morrin, Jeff — 113 Mortin, Keith — 34, 60, 113 Motrin, Stephonie — 113 MARTIN, TINA 221 Martinez, Al — (DA MA) — 42, 68, 69, 232, 242, 247 Morrinez, Corol — 86 Mortinez, Dovid — 58, 59, 137 Morrinez, Debbie — 66 Morrinez, Froncisco — 86 MARTINEZ, GLORIA — 26, 27, 199, 214, 221, 271 Morrinez, Johnny — 113 MARTINEZ, LINDA — 221 Morrinez, Lupito — 137 Morrinez, Mory — 113, 190 Morrinez, Poul — 113 Morrinez, Rofuigo — 86 Morrinez, Romon — 42, 43, 113 Martinez, Robin — 113 MARTINEZ, SOCORRO — 190, 221, 271 Morrinez, Socorro — 86 Mortinez, Teresa — 137 Mortinez, Terry — 30, 86 Morrinez, Victotio Morzolf, Sheri — 113 Moscot — 172 Moson, Cliff — 59, 113 Mosonet, Jessico — 86, 89, 92 Mothews, Down — 86, 153, 155, 172 Matthews, Drirt — 23, 44, 73 Matter, Gory — 194 Morthews, Josioh — 86 Mottingly, Debbie — 113 MAY, MARTHA — 221 MAYO, GREGORY — 62, 221, 223, 227 Moyorgo, Elizobeth — 257 McCortet, Troy — 137 McCarty, Cathy — 86, 158 McCLAlN, DAWN — 165, 210, 222, 271 McClure, Charles — 113 McCLURE, RICHARD — 46, 47, 222 McCONNELL, ROD — 22, 222, 238, 239 McCook, Geon — 246 McCorkendole, Coreen — 113 McCoy, Jody — 137 McCoy, Wendy — 113, 119, 185 McCrory, Dovid — 22, 54, 113 McCuisrion, Greg McCuisrion, Michoel McDode, Derek — 113 McDoniel, Jomes — 64, 133, 137, 185 McDonough, Jim — 22, 113 McGowon, Todd — 113 McGuire, Debbie — 137 McGuire, Rebecca — 137 Mclnrire, Dione — 98, 113, 114, 166 MclNTIRE, JON — 222 McKoy, Richord 113 McKee, Doniel McKinney, Kim — 113 McKinney, Robert — 137 McKinney, Tino — 113, 182 McKinney, Tonyo — 113 McLoin, Dill — 113 McLaughlin, Jeffrey — 87 McLaughlin, vicki — 222 McMoins, Soy Alon — 113 McMichoel, Shelly — 113 McNeol, Doniel — 87 McCordle, Poige — 67 McCorrhy, Ann — (DA MS) — 252 McCorrhy, Chorles — (DA MS) — 252 McCorrhy, Jodi — 87 McCurry, Liso — 87 McRoe, John — 87, 162 Meode, Kevin — 10, 23 Meode, Shawn — 7, 137, 145, 177, 166, 292 Meoney, Jomes — 64, 87, 156 MECHA — 191 Medaris, Doneen — 113 Medoris, Rondy — 137 Medaris, Timorhy — 87 Medina, Alberr — 87 Medlin, Derrick — 114 Mego, Joanne — 114 MEKIC LORRAINE — 222, 271 Melendez, Debro — 137 Melgozo, Jose — 114 MelgozQ, Morie — 137, 190 Melton, Wilbert — 114, 122 MENDEZ, RICHARD — 198, 205, 222 Mendozo, Elizabeth — 137 Mendozo, Etien — 59, 125, 131, 137, 180, 185 Mendozo, Froilon — 72, 73, 87, 174, 175, 264 Mendozo, Nancy — 114, 190 Mendozo, Remy — (DS MAT) — 252 MENDOZA, SAMUEL — 18, 42, 48, 195, 227 Mengler, Anronio — 137, 185, 193, 194 Index 299 Mengler, Wilhelmino — 138, 185, 193 Mercodo, Elviro — 138 Mercodo, Mornn — 87 Merho, Alono — 73, 87, 180 Merlino, Srocey — 87 Merrel, Sharon Mennger, Liso — 87 MEYER, DOODI — 67, 176, 177, 186, 196, 222, 271 Meyer, Marianne — 138 Meyer, Nicholas — 138 Meyers, Doborah — 125, 132, 137, 138, 142 151, 158, 159 MICALLEF, SHARON — 223, 271 Midway Fee Supplies — 292 MIHIN, ROBERT — 271 Miller, Clark — 138 Miller, Jomes — 114 MILLER, JENNIFER — 30, 66, 185, 199, 223, 227, 271 Miller, Korhy — (DS MA) — 252 Miller, Leslie — 138 Miller, Leslie — 87 Miller, Morrho — (DA) — 187, 252 Miller, Michael — 87 ) Miller, Poul — 114 Millis, Debra — 114 Millis, Kenny — 23, 87 MINER, DEE ANN — 124, 223, 271 Miner, Kelli — 30, 60, 138 Miner, Rondo — 138 Miner, Wendy — 114 Minick, Moggie — 34, 35, 56, 79, 87 Minick, Mike — 32, 44, 138 Minjorez, Anno — 138 MINNEAR, DONALD — 223 Minor, Trisho Minren, Anne — 138 Minren, Todd — 138 Miromonres, Andreo — 114 Mironda, IXomon — 87 Mission Carpers — 281 Mirchell, Heorher — 114 Mirchell, Sherry — 138 MITCHELL, THOMAS — 228 Mirchell, Tino — 87 Mirchell, Williom — 114 Moffirr, Drenr — 87 Moffirr Dnon — 138 MOFFin, BRIDGET — 223, 271 Mohon, Koren — 87 Molino, Germoine — 138 Molino, Michoel — 138 Molino, Ramon — 87 Molino, Tony — • 87, 182 Moller, Dovid — 47, 114 Monoco, Por — (DS MS) — 108, 193, 194 252 Mondrogon, Mono — 87 Mondrogon, Susan — 114 Monicol, Dovid — 138 Monreverde, Trocey — 114 Monrgomery, Jill — 87, 158 Monroorh, Michoel — 87 Monroyo, Leoh — 87 Monroyo, Loreno — 87 MOON, MARVIN — 22, 23, 198 221 223 238, 239 Moore, Chorlene — 114 Moore, Doryl — 32, 54, 136 Moore, Rex — (DS MA) — 2, 13, 242 244 246 MOORE, RITA — 34, 35, 42 56 214 223 271 Moore, Troy — 22, 115 Moroles, Louro — 115 MORALES, THOMAS — 223, 271 MORAN, REBECCA — 210, 223, 271 Morehouse, Sreven — 115 MORENO, ARTHUR — 224 Moreno, Dorholomw — 88 MORENO, DOMINGO — 17, 22 210 224 238, 239 Moreno, Enrique Morgon, Downo — 88 Morning Sun Inc — 289 Morris, Chorles — 115 Morns. Kim — 86, 172 Morrissey, Lydio — 88 Morrenson, Drendo — 115 MORTENSON, LES — 224 Mornmore, Mory — 88 Morron, Pomelo — 88 Morton, Timorhy — 88 Mosher, Gory — 115 Morion Picture Club — 192 Moyo, Rondoll — 88 Mudd, Dororhy — 88, 182 Mugica, Diana — 115 Muise, Sreven — 88 Mulori, Mary — 125, 136, 138 142 ' MULLER, AUDREY Mundy ' s Chevron — 274 Munoz, Glorio — 88 Munoz, Louie — 115 Munoz, Roberr — 47, 115 Munson, Paulo — 88 Munson, Peggy — 88 Murillo, Guodolupe — 88 Murillo, Joseph — 59, 138, 180 Murphy, Danny — 115 Murphy, Koren — (DA MA) — 252 Murphy, Morlie — 132, 138 Murphy, Paul — 88 Murray, Ellen — 115, 267 Murray, Williom — (DA) — 252 MURRILL, ROBERTA — 224 Myers, Lisa Myers, Suson — 138, 177, 178, 194, 276, 292 Nosh, Porrick — 47, 54, 88 Naroli, Charles — 138 Noulr, Drendo — 88 Noulr, Tino — 88 Navarro, Mark — 138 NAVARRO, NANCY — 224, 271 Novorro, Sondro — 88 190 NAVOY, JOHN Neol, Cheryl — 138 Needhom, Ron — (DA MS Ed D) — 244 246 NEFF, GERALD — 224 NEGRETE, SHELLY — 224 Negrere, Tony — 138 NELSON, ROSITA — 26, 27, 38, 190, 224, 271 Nila, Josh — 138 Nilson, Eric — 3, 64, 115, 161, 192 Nixon, Donnie — 88, 182 Nixon, Joy — 88 Joguchi, Chris — 23, 88 Nolond, Dorboro — 88 Normondeou, Louro — 247 Norrhv oy, Wendy — 30, 66, 99 115 185 NOVAK, TYLOR — 163, 224, 271 Novoo, Lorry — 89 Null, Michoel — 116 NUNEZ, ADELITA — 224 Nunnelee, Alan — 138 Nymon, Thomos — 138 .. O ' Guinn, Drendo Obrien, John — 116 Oceguero, Felipe — 138 Oceguero, Lucille — 116 Oceguero, Manuel — 89 Ochoo, Dwoyne — 138 Odie, Colleen — 89 Oesrerblod, Anrhony — 116 Ogoffney, Richard — 89 Ogormon, Renee — 89 Okeefe, Susan — 82, 89 Olive, Dole — 48, 116 Oliver, Jerry — 89 Olson, Melanie Olson, Scorr — 138 Omieczynski, Gina — 98, 116 OPPELT, LEONARD — 224 Orreqo, Jesus — 47, 116 ORTEGA, KENNETH — 271 Orrego, Leno — 89 Orrego, Ramon — 89 Orriz, Jomes — 116 Orriz, Roquel — 116 Orriz, Roberr — 89 Osrronder, Pomelo — 116 Orhon, Michael — 116 Orroson, Drenr — 64, 116, 193 Ourreoch Chopel — 278 Owens, Jeffrey — 22, 108 Owens, Morrin — 89, 182 Oyerly, Don Porrerson, Rickey — 89 Poul, Thomas — 89 Povicic, Charles — 89 Payne, Dennis — (DA MA) Peorce, Cynrhio — (DA MA) — 252 Powlock, Derry — 258 Pearson, Jeffery — 116 Pedley Square Hair Styling Company — 28 Pedley Square Veterinory Ginic — 285 Pehl, Kimberly — 89 Peirce, Robert — 23, 64, 90 Peitce, Rondo — 66, 139- Peno, Cynthio — 139, 165, 188 Peno, Lee Peno, Raymond — 116 Peno, Rosolindo — 116 PENDLETON, MARLA — 9, 174, 175, 178 179, 213, 225, 284 Pendleton, Roberr — 139 Pennell, Gino — 139 Penny, Dillie — 90 Pepper, Gory — 90 Perolto, Guillermo — 116 Perolto, Mario — 90 Perez, Charlotte — 90, 92, 158, 159 Perez, Daniel — 116 PEREZ, GILBERT — 225 Perez, Leno — 109 Perez, Luis — 90 PEREZ, RITA — 225 Perez, Susen — 139 Perkins, Drion — 116, 182 Perkins, Julie — 116, 182 PERRY, SANDY — 225 Personol Pool G Spo Supplies — 289 Peters, Cheryl — 116 Peters, Danny — 22, 117 Peterson, Morgoret Peterson, Morjorie — (DS) — 252 Petroy, Dobby — 139 Petty, Douglos — 117 PEnY, RONALD — 225 Pfeiffer, Horold — (DA MA) — 253 Phil, Kobz Philippi, Jomie — 90 Nelson, Shown Neri, Eric — 115 Nuemon, Sherri — 115 Newhouser, Karen — 88 NEWHOUSER, KATHRYN — 224 Newman, Sondy — (DA MA) — 252 Newsome, Koren — 115 Newton, Jeffrey — 22, 115 Nguyen, Thonh — 88 Nichols, Terri — 115 Nichols, Tonya — 115 Nickell, Mork — 115 Nicoll, Drion — 88 Nicoll, Deborho — 115 Niederr, Joonn — 136 Niederr, Roxonn — 115 Neves, Timothy — 115, 182 Nilo, Jon — 68 Nilo, Jodi — 136, 285 Oylet, Lorry — 89 Oyler, Steven — 89 OZCAN. HUROL — 185, 224 Page, Chetyl — 89 Pointer, Angelo — 138 Pointer, Vicky — 246 Poirish, Neol — 89 PALMER, LINDELL — 225 Porker, Jamie Porks, Dorrell Porrert, Ruth — (DN DS) — 247 Porry, Lorrie — 89, 187 Portido, Tereso — 12, 99, 107, 116, 180 Posowicz, Denise — 139 Postores, Angelo — 89 Potrick, Georgio Porrick, Jimmie Porrick, Mike PATRO ' N, DINA Phillips, Lewis — 258 Phillips, Matthew — 117 Phillips, Michoel — 139, 182 Phillips, Timothey — 64, 90 Phillios, Wendy Philpott. Deverly — 139, 182 Phipps, Kristin — 117 PICKARD, MARK — 225 Pierce, Donold — 139 Pierce, Normon — 90 Pierce, Tommy — 90 PIERCEALL, JANET PIERCEALL, ROBERT — 225 PIGNATO, JENNY — 180, 226 Pignoro, Lindo — 31, 99, 106, 113, 117, 18C Pino, Koren — (DA MED) — 242, 245 Pinkstorl, Ricky — 23, 90 Pinner, Anthony — 90 Pinnet, Chotles — 139 300 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Pirosko, Korhy — 90, 182 Piscurello, Corhy — 250 Pifcher, Dobbi — 117 ' Pircher, Corhy — 90 iPirr, Schorr Pirrmon, Connie — 259 Pirrmon. Jomes — 109 PizzQ Plus — 280 Ploron, Elizabeth — 117 Plorr, Travis Ploesch, Keirh — 117 Ponri, Michoel — 117, 182 ■ Ponri, Roberr — 90, 182 POOL, TERRYL — 226, 271 i POOLE, EILEEN — 22, 54, 199 , 208, 209 I POPECK, KEVIN — 22, 54, 208, 209 Popejoy, Srepcnie — 90, 170, 188 Popp, Dee — 247 I Porrer, Todd — 22, 47, 117 ( Porrer, Lorry — (DA MA) — 250 PORTER, LYNEnE — 226 Porrer, Terry — 117 PORTILLO, DANIEL — 42, 190, 226, 271 Porrillo, Johnnie — 109 Powell, Roberr — 109 Prorr, Lucy — 90 PRECIADO, CARMEN — 190, 226, 271 Preciodo, Lourdes — 90 Preciodo, Roberr — 90 Preciodo, Salvador — 42, 117 Preslor, Noro Price, Bonnie — 250 Price, Ginger — (DA MS) — 247 Prior, Joseph — 22, 208 Prior, Sronley — 20, 90 Privirr, Michoel — 117 Prock, David — 117, 187 Prom — 157, 157 Proulx, Douglos — 64, 117 Pugh, Anrhony — 117 Purcell, P oberr — 117 Purvis, James — 90 Purvis, Nolon — 90 Pusarere, Jo ' EI — 117 Pynn, Wolrer — 90 RAINAUD, LIZADETH — 172, 170, 226, 271 Roinoud, Mork — 117 Rolsron, Melodie — 90 Romboz, Genny — 117, 188 Romboz, Jomie — 109 RAMIREZ, CHRISTIANA — 04, 226 P,amirez, David — 90 Piomirez, Gobriel — 109 [ omirez. Kip — 109 Ramirez, Trisho — 04, 05, 56, 57, 106, 107, 117 Ramos, Mary — 109, 190 Rondoll, Tony — 109 Rongel, Norhaniel — 90 Ronkin, Dione Lee Ronkin, Liso Ronsom, Tino — 90 RANZO, RICHARD Rowls, Chrisrino — 117 RAY, KEVIN — 226 Real, Kimberly — 116, 117, 146, 257 Reol, Michelle — 90 Reordon, Micheal Recker, Renee — 117, 182 Redmond, Jomie — 200 REDMOND, PAULA — 66, 185, 226, 271 Reed, Celesre — 90 Reed, Chen — 117 Reed, Lorrice — 109 Reed, Royce — 90 REESE, KELLY — 202, 227, 271 REESE, SANDY LEE — 158, 159, 227 Reeves, Corolyn — 117 Reeves, Michoel — 109 Reeves, Tommy — 140 Regolodo, Rachel — 91 Rendell, Hillary — 140 Reno, Mark — 140 Renrfro, Kwynn — 70, 91, 180 Reyes, Adrian — 140 Reyes, Drendo — 117 Reyes, Esrher — 118 REYES, HAZEL — 174, 175, 208, 217, 227, 284 Reyes, Kimberley — 91, 92 Riggs, Chuck — (DA MA) — 64, 67, 250 Rigney, Eric Riley, Edword — 22, 118 Riley, Tamar — 70, 91 RILEY, YVEHE — 227, 271 Rimesrod, Victorio — 91 Rinehorr, Robyn — 91 Ringdohl, Daniel — 118 Rios, Helen Rios, John — 91 Rios, Marina — 140 RIPPEY, TAMMY — 228 Rirch, Dnon — 140 Rirchey, Dennis — 91 RITCHEY, MARK — 228. 271 Rirchey, Michael — 118 RivQS, Mario — 91, 90 RivQs, Richele — 91 Rivero, Berry Rivera, Raymond — 118 Rivero, Edward — 20, 86, 91 Rivero, Ellas — 22, 48, 118 RIVERO, MAR TIN — 22, 48, 228 208 209, 271 Rivera, Porricio — 140 Riverside Counry Record — 286 Rivaro, Anno — 118 Roborge, Trocy — 118 RODD-WEDD, KATHERINE — 228 Robbins, Don — 118 Robbins, Tonya — 72, 91 Roberts, Drion — 91 Roberrs, Dorron — 07 Roberrs, Kimilo — 91 Roberrs, Noncy — 91 Roberrs, Wilson — 91 Roberrson, Wesley — 118 Robinson, Glenn — 91 Robinson, Jeffrey — 118 ROBINSON. SUSAN — 228 Robles, Dovid — 20 Robles, Denise — 118 Rodriguez, Chrisrino — 118, 185 Rodriguez, Fernondo — 91 RODRIGUEZ, INGRID — 180, 196, 221, Quails, Drerr — 10, 90 Quolls, Colerr — 102, 109 Quolm, Shorrie — 112, 117 Quolm, Sheiloh — 66, 117, 187 Quezodo, Celio Quick, Deidre — 90, 172 Quick, Demerra — 90 Quinrono, Krisrine — 117, 188 Quinrono, Michael — 117, 158 Quinronor, Laura — 90 Quinrero, Julio — 90 QUINTERO, MIGUEL — 226 QUINTERO, OSCAR — 226 Roczynski, Down — 109 Rodillo, Noncy — 90 Rodovich, John — (DA MA) — 89, 250 Roiley, Brian Roinoud, Coroline — 90, 170 Roinoud, Corherine — 109 Reyes, Morio — 140 Reyes, Michiko — 140 Reyes, Srephen — 91 Reyes, Sreve — 118 Reynolds, Ronald — 20, 82, 91 Reynolds, Yvonne — 118 Rhodes, Joe — 64, 140 Rice, Corhy — 91, 167 Rich, Belinda — 140 Richard, Jo — 118 Richord, Gorerh — (BA) — 250 RICHARDSON, JOHN Richey, Kevin — 118 RICHEY, ROBERTA — 164, 165, 169, 170, 199, 215, 227, 201, 271 Richrer, Dovid — 91 Rick Porrerson Trucking — 286 Riddle, Gerry — 140 RIDDLE, TERI — 277 228, 271 Rodriguez, Lesley — 118 Rodriguez, Lorenzo — 119 Rodriguez, Mork RODRIGUEZ, RAMIRO — 228 RODRIGUZ, RITA — 228 Rodriguez, Sogrorio — 140 RODRIGUEZ, SYLVIA — 228 Rodriguez, Yoiondo — 119 Rodriguez, Alfonso — 119 Rodriguez, Ano — 91 Rodruguez, Rene — 82, 92 Roe, Sean — 64 Roelle, Michael — 44, 140, 182 Rogers, Bob — 140 Rogers, Cynrhia — 92, 182 Rogers, Jennifer — 119, 182 Rogers, Louis — 92 ROJAS, KEVIN — 64, 228 Rojos, Lenor — 92 Rqjos, Rido — 125, 140 Rojo, Ernesr — 92 Rollond, Sreven — 92 Rollins, Jamie Rollins, Porsy — 119 Ronquillo, Cormino — 92 Roar, Carolyn — (DA) — 187, 250 Roper, Borry — 92 Roper, Mary — 100, 119, 6, 177, 186, 274, 276, 292 Resales, Noel — 140 Rosono, Chrisrine — 92, 172 ROSE, CYNTHIA — 228 Rose, James — (BA) — 254 Roseborough, Mike — 140 Ross, Chorlorre — 140 Ross, Luke Ross, Norhoniol — 119 Ross, Wilma Rosse, Vince — (DS) — 254 Rossi, Michael — 64, 119, 185 Roszkowicz, Roymond — 140 Rorondo, Jim — 60, 140 Rounds, Shoronda — 56, 92 ROUSH, JODIE — 180, 228 Rousseau, Gino — 98, 119 Rowe, Jeffrey — 140 Rozell, Mark — 140 Ruone, Mork — 141 Rubidoux ASD — 284 Rubidoux Dreokfosr Lions Club — 290 Rubidoux Florisr — 290 Rubidoux Foorball Booster Club — 279 Rubidoux High Eyry — 292 Rubidoux Mortuory — 281 Rubidoux Rexoll Drugs — 277 Ruby, Richord — 141 Ruby, Yvonne — 119, 188 RUFF, GLENN — 228 Rugg, Dorrell — 119 Ruiz, Andrew — 92 Ruiz, Robert — 119 RUIZ. SYLDA Runiyon, Michelle — 92 Rusow, Shelley — 84. 92, 172 Russell, Lori — 141 Rust, Edward RUTHERFORD, TRACI — 228 Rurledge, Donald — 92 Rutledge, Dorothy — 119, 158 Rurledge, Lorene — 89, 92 Rytych, Shelly — 92 Soddlehorn Western Weor — 278 Soenz, L. Celine — 141 Soenz, Mory — 141 Saenz, Patri — 92 Soge, Kothy — 92 Sage, Lorraine — 92 Soge, Peggy Sue Solozor, Jackie — 92 Solozor, Morionne — 92, 170 Solozor, Srephonie — 141 Solozor, Volerie — 141 Soldono, Albert Soldono, Jose — 141 SALEM, MOHAMED — 42, 40, 229 Sollender, Curris — 119 Somoniego, Olivio — 92 Sammy ' s Pizza — 2 Soms Western Weor — 282 Somson, Debro Samuel, Donold — 54 Son Diego, Arremio — 22, 07, 60, 119 Sanchez, Derrho — 119 Sonchez, Esrello — 190 Sonchez, Hecror — 119 Sonchez, Jorge — 70, 92, 190 SANCHEZ, LORENZO — 175, 190, 208, 209, 229, 200, 271, 284 Sonchez, Polly — 141 Sonchez, Rhondo — 119 Sanchez, Roberr — 119 Sonchez, Sheila — 70 Sonchez, Shelley — 125, 141, 142, 180, 185, 292 Sanchez, Srello — 194 Sanchez, Tonya SANDERMAN. KAREN — 229 SANDERS, CATHY — 229 Index 001 Sondovol, Ano — 119 Sonro MoriQ, Choriry — 141 SANTA MARIA, GONZALO Sonro MoriQ, Mercy — 119 Sonriogo, Colin — 32, 64, 141, 162, 185, 193 Sonrillon, Cruz — 92 Sopp, (Xoberr — 141 Sopp, Shirley — 141 5ARENANA, MICHAEL — 42, 271 SATOW, SUZIE — 170, 175, 213, 229, 256 284 Sorow, Teresa — 92, 167 Sorrerwhire, Sobrino — 93 Sorrerwhire, Stephanie — 119 Souers, Down — 93 SAYDO, CASANDRA — 228 Scorbrough, Bobby — 23, 92, 180 School, Donald Schoffer, Jackie — 141 Schoub, Jimmy — 141, 182 Schavers, Choveile — 141 Schelrens, John — 93 Schexnoyder, Lori — 93 Schexnoyder, Tonya — 119 Schill, Carol — 141 Schill, Kurr — 93 Schmirrie, Chris — 64, 119 Schmirz, Norolie — 93 Schrock, Pomelo — (DS MA) — 254 Schuire, Corherine Schuiz, Liso Schuize, Sreve — 48, 141, 142 Schumocher, Krish — 93, 95, 188 Schwesrok, Michael — 141, 142 Science Club — 193 Scollo, Cheryl — 229 Scollo, John — 93 Scorr, Milron — 142 Scorr, Russell — 142 Scroggins, Leslie Ann — 60 Seorcy, Joe — 58, 59, 142 Seoron, Ronold — 119 Seiber, Doniel — 119 Seidcheck, Morrho — 2 Seidcheck, Roy Self, Sherry — (DA MA) — 254 Sell, Jeffrey — 119 Selleck, Harold — 93 Selrenreich, Louro — 142, 182 Selvidge, Jockie — 119 Serl, Alon — 93 SEVILLANO, LORI ANN — 60, 229 Sexron, Tounno — 119, 158 Shomblin, Jimmy — 120 SHAMDLIN, KELLEY — 229 Shomblin, Shonon — 93 Shondy, Jacqueline — 120 Shorlerre, Dominic — 93 Shorp, Morhew — 142 Shover, Tereso — 120 Shefflers Srudio — 280 Show, Terry — (DA MA) — 58, 59, 194 254 Shelley, Eloine — 258 Sherrzer, Min — (DS) — 254 Shirer, Srephanie — 120 Shively, Donald — 120 Showoirer, Diono — 142 Shuerger. Greg — 63, 120 SHUERGER, JONATHAN — 64, 230 SHURTE, JIM Sibley, Denise Lee — 142 Sickles, Anno May — 258, 259 Sickles, Louro Ann — 142 Siens, Motrhew — 59, 142 Siller. Down — 120 Siller, Eiizoberh — 93 Silvo, Denjomin — 22, 120 Silvo, Orion — 93 Simmons, Michelle — 38, 129, 142 Simms, Dove — 93 Simonds, Melindo — 93 Simpkins, Derh Ann — 93 SIMPSON. RANDY — 48, 230, 271 Sipos, John — 60, 139, 142, 146 176 177 180, 274, 275 Sl y Counrry Cleoners — 293 SLATON. MICHAEL — 230, 271 Slivko, Dick — (DA MA) — 34, 35, 60 61 254 Sloor, David — 120 SLOAT, DEANNA Slocum, Gerold — 120, 182 SLOCUM, MARJORIE — 182, 230, 271 Slye, Ron — 37, 120 Smith, Allen Smirh, Drian — 34, 35, 48, 142 Smirh, Charles — 13, 54, 142 Smirh, Chris Smith, Christophr — 93 Smith, Coro — 116, 120 Smith, Dona — 120, 185 SMITH, DANNY — 230 Smith, Dovid — 120 Smith, Deona Smith, Deidre — 77, 82, 93 SMITH, DOREEN — 175, 199, 219, 230, 234 284 Smith, Eugeneo — 125, 142 Smith, Getold — 93 Smith, Hole — 120 Smith, Janof — 73, 93 Smith, Jeffery — 93 Smith, Jim Smith, John — 23, 37, 47, 93 Smith, Kevin Smith, Lonce Smirh, Louro — 93 Smirh, Michoel — 120 Smirh, Owen — 120 Smirh, Ricky — 93 Smirh, Srofonr — 37, 86, 94 Smirh, Sue — 94, 158 Smirh, Tommy — 120, 182 Smith, Tereso Moe — 142 SMITH, THOMAS — 54, 55, 230, 271 SMITH, TODD — 142 SMOOT, DAWN — 230 Smyth, Elizobeth Snell, Terry — (DA MS) — 4, 194, 153, 154 Snyder, Arthur — 142 Snyder, Dorothy — 120, 182 Snyder, Krisrine — 230, 271 Snyder, William — 142 Socio, Julie — 142, 162 Soccer — Varsiry — 44, 45 J,V. — 43 Sofrboll — Varsiry — 54, 55 J.V. — 53 Sorgdroger, Korrino — 120 Soro, Kelly — 94 Spoulding, Melissa — 120 Speckmon, Troy Speech Teom — 192 Spencer, Connie — 120 Spencer, Phillip Sperrer, Jim — 120 Speikerman, Eiizoberh — 111, 120, 185 Spielmon, Jerry — 142, 182 Spies, Dole — 63, 94 Spirir Club — 180, 181 SPRAGUE, KIM — 164, 165, 200, 230 231 271 Sprik, Joner — 246 Spurlin, Foirhonn — 120 Sqier, Jomes Stacy, Donold — 120 Stofford, Scott — 120 StoBwofth, Woyne — 37, 54, 94 Stambersky, Julierre — 142 Sronley, Tracy — 143 Sronron, Cynthio — 120 Srorling, Dons — 259 Srore Form Insurance — 281 Srore Form Insurance (Vonce) — 288 STEINBRINCK, JULIE — 146, 146 149 158 159, 175, 208, 230, 233, 271, 284 Sreinmeyer, Andy — 250, 254 Sreponik, Jim — 23 94 STEPANIK, MICHAEL — 230, 238, 239 Stephens, Andrew Stephens, Angela — 94 Stephens, Kevin — 120, 181 Stephens, Richord — 94 Stephenson, Downette — 94 Stevens, Dionno — 94 Stevens, Lorrie — 143 Stewort, Richard — 94 Stewort, Steve — 143 Stickley, Allen — 22, 143 STIFFLER, TERRI — 231 Stifle, Daniel — 143 Srill, Rodney — 110, 120 Srinson, Jerry — 13 Stipeck, Kothleen — 94 Stockton, Randy — 94 Stone, Drion — 94 Stone, John — 120 Stone, Jon — 94 Stoops, Robert — 94 Stovoll, Debro — 143 STOWE, LAURY — 5, 231, 271 Strom, Poul — (DA MA) — 187, 254 Sttorton, Richotd Stringer, Allen — (DA MA) — 255 Sruorr, Sheri Lee — 143 Studley, Chen — 73, 94 Stull, Richotd — 94 Sturm, Heidi — 66, 120, 123, 185 Sturm, Lorry — (DA MS) — 100, 231, 255 Suorez, Diana — 94, 172 Sullivon, Tony — 94 Summers, Thereso — 143 Summers, Williom — (DS MA) — 125, 255 Sundeen, Clint — 94 Swollow, Gory — 94 SWANSON, DAVID — 231 SW ANSON. SUSIE — 231 Swonrusch, James — 120 Sweesy, Dovid — 94 Sweet, Dovid — 120 Swilley, VqIiso — 120 Swimming — Doys — 68, 69 Girls — 70, 71 Sylvester, Kimmy — 94 Sylvestet, Penny — 120 Tober, Elizeberh — 143, 160 Tober, Paul — 33, 94 Tober, Paulo — 143 Toggorr, Jeffery — 120 Toiley, Koren — 94 Tolley, Kelly — 120 Toll Flogs — 172 Talon — 178, 179 Tonrino, Donny — 185 Topic, Louie — 94 Toronro, Jeff — 120 Tore, Chorles — 143 Tore, Ron — 94 Tote, Tommy — 94 Toy lor, Dobbi Jo Toylor, Goyle — 94 Toylor Insuronce Service — 286 Taylor, Julie — 143, 188 Taylor, Rovon Toylor, Shoron — 120 Toylor, Steve — 143, 162 TEAGARDEN, DONNA — 231 Temmen, Michoel — 22, 121 Teneyck, Steven — 121 Tennis — Doys — 60, 61 Girls — Varsiry — 30, 31 JV — 29 TERAO, SHARON — 231 Theiss, Frederick — 121 Thoe, Dorlo — 121 Thomo, Jerry — 121 Thomo, Joelene — 94 Thomole, Kevin — 94 Thomole, Kurr — 143 Thomos, Andre — 70, 143, 177, 292 Thomos, Gregory — 121 THOMAS, JASON Thomos, Mork — 22, 143 Thomos, Mirchell — 94 Thomas, Rondoph — 94 Thomos, Shelli — 94 Thomas, Ted — 258 Thomas, Teresa — 60, 121 Thomos, Timothy — 121 Thompson, Par — (DA) — 68, 255 Thompson, Sherrie — 143 Thompson, Tomora — 56, 142, 143 Thompson, Tommy — 56, 57, 121 Thompson, Wendy — 143, 172 Thompson, Fern — (DA MA) — 255, 29; THOMSON, JACK Thorne, Chorles — (DA) — 54, 255 Thornron, Michoel — 94 Thorpe, Denise — 143 Thorpe, Susan — 276 Thronson, Morrhew Tieri, Vince — (DA MS) — 4, 255 Tillord, Mory — 143 Tillord, Shirlene — 233 Tillery, Ronold — 94 Timor, Srephonie — 26, 27, 38, 39, 60 143 185 Timmer, Robyn — 143 Todd, Jeffrey — 94 Todd, Michoel — 143 Tonrini, Daniel — 140 Tonrini, Poulo — 95 Torres, Arlene — 95 Torres, Enc Ruben — 22, 143 TORRES, ROMAN Torrez, Morgorer — 95 Toralplon — 276 Tozet, Donno — (DA MFA) — 102, 156 159, 255 Trock — Doys — 56, 57 ... ,|| 302 Rubidoux ' s LIFE Girls — 58, 59 Troppen. Timmy — 140 Tresemer, Donna — 121, 188 Trigg, Carrie — 95 Tri-Ca Disposal — 277 Troupers — 189 Trosper, Jill — (DA MA) — 245 Trourner, Tommy — 121 Tumbleson, Alex — 95 TURNER, CLAUDE Turner, Gobreille — 60, 121, 122 Turner, LoShon — 60, 140 TURNER, LAVONNE — 202 Turner, Som — 121 Turner, Teresa Ann — 140 TYLER, JEROME — 17, 04, 05, 214, 202, 208, 209 Tyler, Perer — 95,78 TYO. LISA — 202 Tyo, Mork — 140, 182 Ullrich, Tino — 121 Ulufonuo, Perry — 20, 95 Ulufonuo, Tonu — 22, 144 Umscheid, Liso — 77, 81, 95, 146, 194, 292 Underwood, Volorie — 144 Upchurch, Michelle — 121 URENA. RICHARD Uribe, Debra — 144 Uribe, Dorine — 121 Uribe, Jose — 95 Uribe, Sreven — 121 URIDE, rOM: f — 202 Urquhorr, Laura — 95, 158 Urquizu, Sreven — 62, 121 UrrerbocK, Drendo — 121 Valdez, Corol — 95 Voldez, Dovid — 95 Valdez, Gilberr — 95 Voldez, Johnny — 144 Valdez, P,ichord — 144 Volenoo, Arruro — 20, 07, 95 Valencia, Mark — 121, 108 VolenzuelQ, Pablo — 95 Volk, Kevin — 95 Voiles, Oscor — 95 Vollin, IXebecco — 121 Vollin, fioxonn — 144 Von G IW — 290 Von Camp, Karen — 95 Van Cleove, James — 144 Vondong, Nzuyen — 258 Von De Hey, Kane — 95, 172 Van Laor, Vincent — 46, 47, 95 Von Londinghom, Kerry — 95 Von Porron, Sheilo — 95, 189 Vonoken, Rhonda — 144, 182 Vonbibber, Mork — 121 Vonden Einde, Deborah — 95 Vargas, Anrhony — 121 VARGAS, CHRIS Vorgos, Tereso — 95 VASQUEZ, BERTHA — 190, 194, 202, 271 Vosquez, Chrisrino — 95 Vosquez, Eduordo — 44, 144 Vosquez, George — 122 Vosquez, Jesus — 144 VASQUEZ, JESUS Vosquez, Jose — 95 Vosquez, Morrin — 122 Vouhn, Woyne — 95 Vego, Anno — 144 VEGA, AUGUSTINE — 22, 54, 214, 202, 209 Vego, Dino — 122 Vego, Fronk — 22, 107, 144, 180 Vego, Jesus — 144 Vego, Porricio — 95 Vego, Roberr — 20, 84, 95, 180 Vego, Solvodor — 95 Veirch, Jon — 44, 144, 148, 170, 187, 284 Venhom, Holly — 96 Versko, Mike — 122 Vioforo, Paul — (DA MA) — 89, 255 VICKERY, MIKE — 202 Vidoles, Cormen — 96 VIDALES, RAYMOND Viers, Dennis — 122 Villa, Aliseo Villa, Volerie VillonuevQ, Rosemorie — 144 Villonuevo, Ignocio — 96 Villegos, Alfonso — 122 Vincenr, Tommy — 122, 182 Vinnedge, Beverly — 246 Vivlomore, Kenny — 122 Vivlmore, Mory — 144 Vogel, Louis — 47, 144 Volleyboll — Doys — 66, 67 Girls, Vorsiry — 26, 27 J.V. — 28 Voss, Gory — 96 Volker, Debra — 122 Walker, Donno — 122 Walker, Earl — 04 , 177 Wolker, Edwin — 122 Walker, Karen — 122 WALKER. KIMDERLY — 202, 269 Walker, Pomelo — 122 WALKER, ROBERT Wolker, Sonyo — 56, 96 WALKER. THERESA — 202 Walker, Wolrer — 122 Walker, Wanda — 96 WALLACE. DEBBIE — 26, 27, 08, 60, 202, 271 Wolloce, Ginny — 96 Wallace, fXenee — 96 WALLACE, scon Wolloce, Ten — 122 WALLING. JESSE WALLS. ANDRA — 202, 271 Walsh, Nounerre — 44 Welsh, Todd — 96, 158, 159 Wonso, Kellie — 96 WARD, CHERRI — 200 Word, Jonerre — 56 Word, Michelle — 122 Word, Valerie — 144 WARNER. MICHELLE — 202, 271 Worriner, Jason — 47, 122 WARRINER, JONATHAN — 182, 180, 202, 271 Worriner, Leoh — 144, 182 WASKER, STEVE — 200 Worson Durler Morruory — 285 Worrs, Danny — 144 Worrs, Ronold — 22, 122 Woxie Enrerprises — 289 Wayne, Chonrel — 144 WEATHERBY, YADA Weorhers, Roberr — 122 Weaver, Ann Morie — (DA) — 9, 109, 175, 242, 255, 284 Weber, Roberr — 144 Weber, Shirlee — 144 WEBSTER, FLENOID — 178, 187, 202 Wederrz, Rondoll — 20, 96 Wedge, Theresha — 96 Wedding Doy — 281 Weirzeil, Michelle — 96 Weirzeil, Steven Weirzel, Glendo — 128, 129, 182 Werner, Joe — (DE MA) — 2, 254 WERNER, MORGAN — 202 Wesr, Drendo West, Debro — 144 Wesr, Donald West, Jomes — 122 Wesr, Tino — 96 Wesrermeyer, Stella — (OA MA) — 256, 294 Westlund, Donielle — 144 Wettsrone, Elizabeth — 96 WETZEL, DARYL — 162, 189, 200 Wheeler, Javon — 96, 288 Whinery, Dovid — 96 Whirocre, Aaron — 96 White, Dobbie — 96 White, Charles — 64, 122, 194 White, Chris — 46, 47, 96 White, Eric — 145 WHITE, JUDY — 200 White. Linda Ann — 122 White, Robert — 54, 14 5 White, Tereso — 122 Whirney, Dwoyne — 122 Whittoker, Robert — 44, 145 Whitrenton, Dorbro — (DA MED) — 256 Whirtenton, Nancy — (DA) — 256 Whittingron, Douglas — (DA MED) — 22, 54, 122 Whittle, Karen — 122 Whitworth, John — 96 Whitworth, Philip — 145 Wicker. Kelley — 96 Widney, Jon — 145 Wiederspon, Melissa — 96, 189 Wiegmons, Dionne — 120 Wilborn, Deono — 96 WILCOTS. SOLOMON — 22, 109, 198, 205 Wilcox, Jimmy — 96 WILEY, JERRY — 204 Wiley, Robert — 145, 185, 190, 194 Willey, Jeffrey WILLIAMS, ANN — 204 Willioms, Drendo Lee — 5 Williams, Danny — 120 Willioms, Deboroh — 145 Williams, Jesse — 96 Williams, Kelly — 96, 166, 167 Williams, La Trendo — 66, 67, 101, 145 Willioms, LoShellQ — 97 Williams, Linda — (DA MA) — 80, 190, 250 Willioms, Lori — 120 Williams, Renee — 124, 125, 101, 145, 185 Williams, Susan Williomsm. Tim — 07, 54, 97 Williams. Timorhy — 07, 97 Williamson, Drion — 120, 158, 159 Williamson, Horold — 120 WILLIS, LINDA — 204 Wilson, Jomes Wilson, Joyce — 82, 97 Wilson, Laurie — 97 WILSON, MARY — 204 Wilson, Potficio — 97 Wilson, Robert — 97 WILSON. SUNDAY — 204 Wilson, Tommy — 45, 182 Wilson, Wode — 145 WINTERD. CHRISTINE — 204. 271 Wise, Morcio — 97, 172 Wisser, Charles — 145 Witkowslii, Joyce — 120 WITKOWSKI. MICHAEL — 177, 204. 271, 292 Witt, Tyler — 22, 120 WOFFORD, MARJORIE — 204 Wold, Srephonie — 204 Wolfe, Charles — (DS MS) — 256 Wolfe, Dovid — 120 WOLFE. JEANNIE — 170, 171, 204 Wolfe, Tomoro — 97, 172 Wolff, Louro — 145 WONG. PETER Woodord, Jock — 256 Woodberry, Jockie — 145 Woodmoncy, James — 120 Wood worth, Thereso — 120 Woofrer, Sondro — 120 Worley, Showno — 97 Worrell, Drendo — 257 Worthington, Tino — 97 WRAY, BILLY Wroy, Dovid Wroy, Lisa — 76, 97, 180, 185 Wrestling — Vorsiry — 26, 27 J V — 28 Wright, Alison — 97 Wright, Angelio — 145 WRIGHT. ANTOINEHE — 27, 164, 165, 199, 220, 205, 269 Wright, Ernie — (DA MA) — 89, 141, 177, 242, 256 Wright, Kellie Wright, Robert Wright, Sreven — 5 Wright ' s Photography — 291 Wydermyre, Jacqueline — 60, 120 Wynn, Chorlene — 97 Yborbo, LisQ — 120 Yeorbook Club — 186 Yearbook Stoff — 176, 177 Yndo, De Anno — 97 Yndo, Le Anno — 97 Ynos, Nancy — 97 YnostrozQ, Michelle — 145 YODER. GLENN — 205 YOUNG. LINDA — 205 Young, Ronald — 145 YOUNG, scon — 205 Young, Wolrer — 120 Yriorre, Linda — (DA) — 248, 256 Zombrono, Jesse — 97 Zomoro, Anito — 120 Zomoro, Anno — 145, 190 Zomoro, Anno Morie — 120 Zorogozo, Rudy Zavolo, Detry — 145 ZAVALA, JUAN — 205, 271 ZqvqIo, Potry — 97 Zozzoro, Debbie — 120 ZENGER. DEBRA — 144, 149, 169, 170, 171, 199, 206, 217, 205, 271 Zenger, Trocie — 66, 205, 271 Zepedo, Mike — 145 Zimmermon, Jonis — 97 ZUNIGA. RANDY — 22, 205, 208 Zunigo. Rosalind — 145, 182 Index 000 A THANKS TO THE EYRY STAFF A message from rhe editor. A. Vnorher yeor has come ro on end, bur rhe precious momenrs hove been coprured by rhe dedicored Eyry Sroff , When rhe odminisrrorion, foculry, and srudenrs read rhe copy ond look or rhe picrures of rhe book rhor we hove worked so hord ro produce, rhey will never ocruolly reolize whcr we wenr rhrough To pur a yeorbook rogerher ir rokes Q very unique ser of people, who, ofre purring in counrless hours on yeorbook, srill hove rhe obiliry ro ger rheir orher doss work ond rheir chores or home done. Srorring in April of 1981 we begon prepororion for our yeorbook. Choosing rhe sroff ond finding o rheme rhor would fir our school yeor rhe besr was rhe mosr difficuir of our rosl Dur, rhonte ro rhe guidonce of my odvisor, Mr. Wright, end my preceding ediror. Potty Golvin, I was able ro give ir my oil Alrhough rhroughour rhe yeor we foced many hard- ships, eoch ond every sroff member sacrificed rheir rime ro moke rhis book possible I remember oil of our deodlines ond rhe way eoch sroff member pulled rhrough: In spire of oil rhe misundersrondings we hod, I feel we ' ve olwoys been greor friends. Yes, Renee, I ' m rolking obour you Oh, ond how could I forger oil rhose rimes you disop- peored in rhe dorkroom wirh Richard, you musr hove some specio rolenr, because I never once hod ro woir for picrures, ond rhor ' s o firsr. Life ' horrrdd. Ir may hove been, bur Cherl you never once ler ir show. NVhen I ' d ger frusrrared and mod you ' d olwoys keep your cool You ' ve definirely helped me rhe mosr rhis yeor, ond I love you for ir! Your Kirry Cor smile kepr rhe sroff going. Sroy rhor woy nexr yeor ond you ' ll be rhe greoresr ediror ever A very helpful person would describe you besr. Robin. No morrer who needed help or whor kind ir was, you olwoys volunreered When I needed o good opinion, you olwoys come rhrough ond offered yours freely Fresh and new on rhe sroff, Dionne, you pulled rhrough greorly, We gove you rwo hord secrions, bur rhor didn ' r srop you Our Index secrion will be rhe besr ever rhonks ro your creorive ideos. I olwoys wondered somerhing, Mark? Did you break your legjusr ro ger our of roking piaures for us ' I don ' r rhink so, becouse you did roke pioures, olmosr every rime you were osked I ' ve never seen onyone who could eor as much Losogno (ofrerbirrh) as me, bur Rochet you roke rhe prize. Our book, rhis yeor, hos bee spiced up by your picrures ond fonrosric copy Alrhough you feir imprisoned by your secrion rhis yeor, ir didn ' r show in rhe end resulr. I hove greor confiderKe in you ond somedoy I know you will be rhe besr sror rhor Droodwoy will ever see Your presence Michelle. quierly enhorxed our book You helped Troci o lor wirh rhe Senior secrion and your ossisronce in phorogrophy helped our deodlines go fosrer Su conversorions en esronol por rerphono fueron muy inreresonres, Morlo. Remember oil rhose problems we hod wirh rhe Admmisrrorion and Aco- demies secrion, I do, redrowing rhe loyours, redrowing rhe loyours, ond redrowin rhe loyoursl Dur, you did o greor job or ir, ond you never reolly quesrioned why I mode you do ir, rhonks You ' re beouriful ond don ' r ever chonge ' Rhondo when you left ond wenr ro Ponomo, you crushed me, bur I ' m glad you lefr your secrion in copoble honds I miss you o lor Nexr rime we hove o cor wash, Sandra. I ' ll be sure and ler you promore rhe soles (exspeciolly in your bikini) When Donnie needed someone ro run oil her errands I know who she rurned ro. Your ossisronce Annette, in keeping oil of rhe negative files srroighr was rerrific and you reall helped by gerring rhe phoro ossignmenrs our. I con ' r undersrond why anyone would wonr ro hove rhree periods of Mr Wrighr ' s ctosses. Dur, Debbie, I ' m glod you did because you hove roken and prinred abour V4 of our pic- rures rhis yeor Whar con I soy, os o freshmen you did your besr. Thanks Naomi. When you were here Rondi, you did o good job I oppreciore ir. You should rry our for rhe rrock ream. Pot. You hove probobly done rhe mosr ' run- ning ' in yearbook. This year we even pur osrrology in our Senior secrion. Ir rook someone very spoced our ro do rhis, ond rhonl ' tt ro Troci ir was done well Aggressive, persis- renr, ond jus plain derermined exploins Donnie rhe besr. Adverrisemenrs is rhe mosr difficuir of our secrions, bur you monoged ro do rhe secrion, sell more ods rhan anyone, and keep our books srroighr Even I couldn ' r hove done rhor good Moruring is awfully hord for o freshmen Dur, Duffy. you ' ve come a long woy since you joined rhe yearbook sroff I reolly oppreciore rhe help you gove Dionno in rhe Index secrion. Whenever I needed some love. Shown was olwoys rhere. You ' d coll my house our of rhe blue ond rell me whor o good job I wos doing ond how our book wos going ro be rerrific Your encourogemenr kopr me going in some of rhe hordesr of rimes. I Love You for ir Nexr yeor you will do greor! So don ' r give up, yer Everybody needs somebody Dobbi you ond Adam ore o greor exomple of rhor Alrhough Adom was olwoys by your side, ir didn ' r srop you from doing o greor job on rhe Sporrs secrion. ' Very differenr exploins Susan ' s phorogrophy skills. Thonks for being honesr wirh me. An enrhusiosric, energeric and copoble person would explain Mory. Your help on rhe Junior secrion wos viral ro irs success. And I oppreciore your greor worl- in phorogrophy Our furure queen of dance. Shelly. You did o greor job on rhe Junior secrion I ' m rhank- ful for your help which you freely gove when we needed ir 1 congrorulore John on his fonrosric job in roking over rhe Acriviries ond Orgonizorions secrion. You were lefr wirh o very big Job and you did ir wirhour mony qualms (well moybe o few). Nexr yeor I know you will be o greor osser ro Cheri Every yeor we hove on invisible phorogropher, rhis yeor Andre firs in rhe space. I ' m sure you musr hove done o lor of phorogrophy for us bur I never sow you The femole version of Leonardo Do Vinci, Liso. Whenever you wrore ony copy we olwoys knew ir wos yours by rhe doodles on ir The rime I mode you drow me o soilboor, I wosn ' r crazy, jusr o lirrle srrange You ore a person of mony rolenrs I hope you ' ll olwoys use rhem consrrucrively. Go ger rhis, and pid up rhis, go buy dinner were rhe words rhor Mike heord rhe mosr. You were very helpful ro rhe sroff in mony woys, rhonk you for ir. There ore many people who were nor enrolled in yeor- book, bur wh help ed our book olong I ' d like ro srarr by rhonking Richard, for rhe rimes you ' d come and prinr for us If ir weren ' r for your ossisronce we probobly would nor hove hod o color secrion I ' d olso like ro rhonk you for rhose rwo hour long pep roll-a, rhey helped o lor. Colleen ond Adorn were supporrers ro rheir friends, which helped moke rhe lonely life of yeorbook lirrle more inreresring The phorogrophers who helped in rheir spore rime were Karl, Keith. John, ond Jerry. Thonks ro all of you for giving up your rime ro moke rhis book possible. Those who hove been wirh me rhroughour rhe yeors deserve rhe mosr rhonte. Therefore, I ' d like ro srorr by rhonking my fomily, who ler me sroy every rime I osked, ond who opened rheir home, mony rimes ro rhe yeorbook sroff I would olso like ro rhonk my wonderful husbond. Rory, for sricking by me rhrough all rhe hord rimes, I reolly love you (rhe muchiesr) for ir. And, finally Mr. Wright, ah 1 yes Mr. Wrighr, you olmosr drove me crozy wirh I say rhis f sincerely; or, if you ' re nor porr of rhe solurion you ' re porr of i rhe problem; ond your mosr fomous phrose, I ' m only odvis- ing you! Alrhough you did moke me o lirrle crozy, ir wos worrh ir. Afrer six years of having you advise me I ' ve grown up o lor ond ir ' s oil rhonl-o ro you All of rhe happy rimes rhor rhis yeor ' s sroff hove given me ; will be rhe mosr precious memories I will hove of my high i school years. Thank you | I LOVE YOU ALL Cindy Agnes Eyry Ediror A message from rhe acJvisor. A. a Yearbook Advisor for rhe posr five yeors, I hove been privileged ro meer ond work wirh mony oursronding young oduirs Some enrolled in Yeorbook in rhe ninrh grode, while orhers become o porr of rhe sroff during rheir sophomore, junior or senior yeor. Dedicored, Enrhusiosric, Eoger, Hord Working, Zeolous, and Eornesr, ore o few of rhe words rhor describe rhese young people. Alrhough ir has nor been on eosy yeor, I feel rhor ir hos been a very rewarding one The sroff, under rhe leodership of Cindy Agnes, has creored on oursronding yeorbook of which we con be proud. The copoble leodership of Cindy Agnes — Ediror, ond her rwo ossisronrs — Renee Junker and Cheri Liles. provided rhe imperus for giving PiHS o yeorbook rhor will long be remem bered. For yeors ro come ir will serve os on exomple and o chollenge ro orher yeorbook sroffs. I ' m proud ro hove been ossociored wirh rhis group of young people They hove become more rhon srudenrs ro me They ore my kids. I wonr ro, olso, rhonk rhe RHS sroff ond odminisrrorion porenrs ond loco! businesses for rheir supporr. We oppreci ore rheir cooperorion ond finonciol help This book is very speciol ro me. The copy is excellenr, rhe phoro quoliry is oursronding, ond rhe orgonizorion is superb I ' m proud ro hove been rhe advisor of rhe 1982 Eyry Mosr of oil I wonr ro congrorulore Cindy for her derermi norion ro creore rhe DEST Yeorbook Rubidoux hos ever known I believe you hove nor only creored rhe DEST book bur you hove gone for beyond. The Eyry is SUPEr ,D ' Ir IS o work of orri I hove kepr my promises ro you Cindy ond I ' m glod. I Ernest D. Wright Eyry Advisor I 304 Rubldoux ' s UFE 9 v r, I O y ■ - ' J •J C sP ' JIM inouyn um j C Cob a (V A j f aV; a V : •;: ■ .:;! ■ EY[ Y 1982 ' -■ CfiEATEb BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF FOR THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ;OF RUBipOUX HIGH SCHOOL 4250 OPAL STREET, RUBIDOUX, CALIFORNIA. :-: ■,rMky F:•:., ' ' -.• i VOLUME 23.