Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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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

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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

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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