Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Null, Michoel O ' Brien, John Oceguero, Lucille Oesrerblod. Anthony Qive, Dole Omieczynsl- i, Gino Orrego, Jesus Orriz, Jomes Orriz, Roquel Osrronder, Pomelo Othon, Michoel Orroson, Drenr Porte, Dorrell Porrldo, Tereso Poyne, Liso Pearson, Jeffery Peno, Roymond Peno. Rosolindo Perolro, Guillermo Perez, Doniel Perkins, Drion Perkins, Julie Perers, Cheryl w. Sophomores Set High Srondords herher ir ' s Thinking, resring, or enjoying rhe doy; sophomores showed rhey were able ro urilize eoch day or Rubidoux in o very special way. Some srudenrs spenr rhe day working Towards rheir individual goals, or jusr relaxing. While others spenr rhe doy enjoying rhe advan- tages of whor mokes life worth living. Dreams filled rhe heads of many sophomores with goals for rhe future. Many dreamed of becoming lawyers, doctors, nurses, or orher professions, while orhers jusr dreamed. At times I just sit around daydreaming obour my goals, and wondering what rhe future holds for me, expressed Morsie Gross. With rhe exchanging of ideas and knowl- edge, many learned outside of the classroom, OS well OS in doss. Students found eoch day filled with excitement and interesring activities, reoliz- ing that the presenr only comes once, and ev- erything that happens con never be repeated. Kim Real remarked, Ir ' s like a magic moment. After oil the magic is over, all that is lefr ore the memories. H 1. Judy Dolonder and Morsie Gross chot during lunch In front of the D building. 2. Cory Smith seems to be CQught by the camera. 3. Kelly Bunker gives a friendly smile and a hello. 116 Rubldouxj LIFE

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Sophomores Shoring Memories of Friends As sophomores looked bock on rheir rwo years or Rubidoux, ro some ir was orily o shorr fun-filled rime, ro orhers rhe rime hod passed slowly. Regisrrorion day was filled wirh wairing in line, giving srudenrs o chonce ro discuss memo- ries of of rhe surrimer monrhs, Rerurning ro school ofrer Chrisrmos vocorion. conversorion wos filled wirh rolk obour presenrs, parries, and dares. Spring vocorion broughr obour rrips ro rhe beach, mounroins, ond recreorion oreos, offer- ing more fun-filled rimes ro be remembered as June approached. Memories were shared by srudenrs as rhey charred wirh rheir friends before school, during brunch, and lunch. Srudenrs could be seen exchanging picrures, summer addresses, and phone numbers wirh rheir friends. The memories from Rubidoux High School will live on in my mind, said Teddy Blanco. As rhe school year come ro a close some srudenrs grew sod. Three monrhs our of school and being away from friends, wos hord for many ro occepr. Orhers rejoiced; rhey were finally going inro rhe 11rh grade. My high school years hove been greor. I olmosr wish rhey wouldn ' r end, recoiled Liso Cook. Bj 1. Cross Country runner Lrndie Heck. 2. Frank Coole and friends goof around during brunch. 3. Five cheer- leoders cheer fhe football team on to victory. 4. Liso Cooke and Diane Mclntire visit outside the guidance office. Moore, Troy Morales, Louro Morehouse, Sreven Morris, Cileries Mortenson, Drendo Moslier, Gory Mugico, Diono Monoz, Louie Munoz, r oberr Murphy, Donny Murrey, Ellen Neri, Eric Neumon, Sherri Newsome, Karen Newron, Jeffrey Nichols, Terri Nichols, Tonya Nickeil, Mark Nicoll, Deborho Niederr, Roxonn Nieves, Timothy Nilson, Eric Norrhwoy, Wendy Sophomores 115

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Perers. Danny Perry, Douglas Phores, Pionold Phillips, Morrhew Phipps, Krisrin Pignaro, Lindo Pitcher, Dobbi Ploron, Elizoberh Ploesch, Keirh Ponri, Michael Porrer, Todd Porrer, Terry Preciodo, Solvodor Privirr, Michoel Prock. Dovid Proulx, Douglas Pugh, Anrhonyrf Purcell, P oberr Q M, Pusarere, Jo ' el Qualm. Shorrie Qualm, Sheilah Quinrono, Krisrine Quinrono, Michoel PiOinoud, Mork Ramboz. Genny Romirez, Trisho P-owls, Chrisrino IXeol, Kimberly Recker, Renee Reed, Chen Reeves, Carolyn Reyes, Drendo Sophomores 117