Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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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

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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

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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