Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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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

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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

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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