Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Levers, Shelley Lewis, Dorboro Lewis, Daniel Lewis, Gilbert Liddell, David Lillo, Michelle Logback, Jerry Long, Dean Lopez, Janina Lopez, Sandra Lopez, Victor Lorenz, Monica Lowe, Belinda Lowery, Jommy Lucero, Liso Luvion. Irene Lymen, Kim Mobus, Scort Mohon, Robert Mom, Dovid Molone, Mcky Moncinas, Margorito Mongiopeio, Poul Monuel, Nolon Morez, Coul Morlott, Corhleeno Morquez, Jerry S ' A fS 112 Rubldoux ' s LIFE

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LiQ Wins Honors For Guinea Pig Collecrion I o some, raising guineo pigs may seem kind of unusual, bur Liz Spiekermon doesn ' t rhink so. She gor her firsr guinea pig when she was in i- indergorren. She evenrually began ro show rhe furry animals. She srarred compering in 1976. I love showing my pigs, I feel . . . Proud!, revealed Liz. When a guineo pig is displayed, ir ' sjudged on conformorion, rype, and color. Dreed is on im- porranr porr of rhe guinea pig comperirion. When Liz breeds her pigs she checks for uni- formiry, good chorocrerisrics and color. Her ef- forts won her Top Breeder in rhe United Stotes for the yeor 1980-81. My guinea pigs keep me busy! They ore a port of my doily routine, stoted Liz. My mom is extremely supporrive. At one time I wonted to quit because I was getting bored, but my mom persuaded me to stay with it. H Kelly, Cedric Kennedy, Bonnie Kenny, David Kiernon, William Kimmer, David Kligman, Liso Knight, Ryan Kolb, Tommy Kovocs, Dovid Kowalik, Suson Kuhn, Chorles Lo Londe, Mary Lombrighr, Andy Lancaster, Chrisrine Loncasrer, Kimberlyn Lone, Curtis Longsron, Geoffrey Lonier, Timoriiy Loro, Pilor Lov son, Drenda Leol, Solly Ledford, Jill Lee, Kevin Leedhom, Lourie Lenr, Paul Sophomores 111

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Morrin, Keirh Morrin, Srephonie Marnnez, Johnny Mornnez, Mory Marnnez, Paul Morrmez, Ramon Marnnez, P obin Morzolf, Sheri Meson, Cliff Morringly, Debbie McClure, Charles McCorKendole. Coreen McCoy, Wendy McCrary, David McDode, Derek McDonough, Jim McGowon, Todd Mclnrfe, Diane McKoy, Richord McKinney, Kim McKinney, Tino McKinney, Tonyo McLoin, Dill McMoins, Shay Alan McMic lOel, Shelly Medaris, Daneen Raising Money rokes Tinne and Hard Wori W hen rhe doss of ' 84 was nor busy with school Qcriviries, chorring wirh friends, or show- ing off rheir spirir rhey were busy wirh fund- raisers. Alrhough only renrh groders, rhe long range planning for rheir Junior Senior Pronn was evidenr by rhe number of nnoney-roising pro jeers in which sophomores were involved. They dedicared much rime and efforr ro roising rhis money. I wish more sophomores would have given rhe fund-raising projecr rheir 100% efforr, rhen we would be doing greor, srored Linda Pig- nofo, Secrerary for rhe Sophomore Class. Chrisrmos belie and b eau, condy soles, and cor washes were jusr some of rhe mony fund- raisers. The mosr popular fund-roisers were can- dy soles. The sophomores hod five condy soles during rhe school yeor, raising opproximorely 50% of rhe sophomore doss money The condy sold was selecred in on ordinance wirh school board policy adopred in 1980. Thar policy limired srudenrs ro selling only candy rhor was nurririous. A condy bar was considered nurririous if ir conroined nurs, roisins, coconur, ond orher fruirs. | 1 Leslie Hawse buys nutritious candy from Miclielle DIeistein. 2. A sophomore tries to decide what kind of nutritious candy he will buy from Sherrie Qualm. 3. Two bogs of nutritious candy waiting to be sold by the Sophomore Class. Sophomores 113