Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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.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

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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

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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