Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Hallowee PLAZA II •itl4::!:t ' he glow of the night life sparkles on Castle Park. 2, )ndo Droadfoot, Dobbi Meyer, Adorn Garcia arid iwn Meade enjoy a night out on the town. 3. Wew Deoch in the off season. 4. The fomous PIoz- ' • - eylond, California. Weekends 7

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Rising Prices Soar Above Us Jirerching o dollar become extremely difficuir OS rhe rore of mflorlon soored upword and rhe volue of Q bucK declined Wirh rhe dollar over aging 40(t, many srudenrs found ir necessory ro roke on o porr rime job ro help meer rising rheir money being sucked up by rhe gos pump. Mario Pendleton pleaded, Every cent I moke goes inro my gas rank In 1945, rwenry five dollors would buy an entire ourfir or enough groceries for one week, bur in 1982, people were forrunore if rhey could purchase o single pair of ponrs, or sufficienr food for one meal wirh rhe som MI««I««[«ll««lMMr«l«M . . I m lucKy I don r have ro buy my clorhes, because if I did . , ey I m lucky I don ' r hove ro buy my clorhes, because if I did I wouldn ' t hove ony, re marked Colleen FIrmlnger. Even at school, students couldn ' t escope the rising prices Once again rhe cost of food or trie Snack Dor wenr up Cathy Griffith feels, rhe lunch prices are too high ond should be low ered To help srudenrs learn how to cope with skyrocketing prices and handle their money, o doss in Consumer Education was tequired for groduotion Ms. Weaver, a Consumer Ed teacher, feels, ' it teoches students ro manage rheir money and moke wise consumer dec Rising Prices 9