Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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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

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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

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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