Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Temmen. Michael Teneycli, Steven Theiss, Frederick Thoe, Doric Thomo, Jerry Tliomos, Gregory Thomas, Teresa Thomos, Timorhy Thompson, Tommy Tresemer, Donna Trourner, Tommy Turner, Gobrielle Turner, Som Ullrich, Tina Upchurch, Michelle Uribe, Dorine Uribe, Sreven Urquizu, Sreven UrterbQCl-5, Drendo Valencia, Morl Vallin, P ebecca Vonbibber, Marls Vorgos, Anrhony J Work Opportunities Searched By Mony obs were popping up here and there, bur did you hove one? Eager sophomores rool-; ro rhe srreers as soon os rhey rurned sixteen ro seel-; after jobs offered in rhe comnnuniry. Many fosr food resrouronrs accepted stu- dents and srorred rhem off with minimum wage. Those not interested in food, rool to the various shops and discount stores. Some found that mixing jobs, school, and extra curriculor activities no less than impossible, but not for Bonnie Allen, on employee at Tostee Freeze in Rubidoux. I hove no compli- cations with my work ond school. I do my homework right before I go ro work. I enjoy my work, they don ' t treor me like a kid, noted Bonnie. Most employees were understanding and helped studenrs out by scheduling flexible hours. Some even provided a slight raise. Chris Diehl, who worked or Mii-ie ' s Hoy and Groin, interjecred, My boss is lenient towards me. He ' s very understanding. Chris has been working well over o year and, through hard work, become assistant manager. | 1. Bonnie Allen mokes sundoes for customers of Tosfee Freeze. 2. Cfiris Diehl mokes ctionge for o customer of Mikes Hoy and Groin. Sophomores 121

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Shomblin, Jimmy Shondy, Jocqueline Shaver, Teresa Shirer, 5rephonie Shively, Donald Shuerger, Greg Siller, Down Silvo, Benjamin Smith, Dono Smirh, David Smith, Hole Smith, Michael Smirh, Owen Smith, Tommy Snyder, Dorothy Sorgdroger, Korrino Spoulding, Melisso Spencer, Connie Spetrer, Jim SpieKermon, Elizobeth Spurlin, Foithonn Stacy, Donald Sweet, David Swilley, Voliso Sylvester, Penny Toggorr, Jeffery Tolley, Kelly Toronro, Jeff Toy lor, Sharon 120 Rubidoux ' s LIFE

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Looking Forward To Gerring Even W. hen you ore o freshman you ore picked on, when you ore o senior you ore looked up ro, bur when you ore o sophomore or junior, you orejusr rhere, nored Defh Diehl. Dur ir feels berrer nor being rreored like o freshman! added Gabrielie Turner. Wilbert Melton con- cluded, Ir ' s Q srep ahead. Websrer defines sophomores as being some- one in rheir second year of high school or col- lege Websrer also defines rhe characrerisric of a sophomore as being, conceired and over-con- fidenr, bur poorly informed and immorure. As rhe school year zoomed on by many srudenrs realized rhar rhey had only rwo years lefr before groduorion. They were no longer freshmen. Mosr sophomores looked forward ro rheir junior or senior year. Crystal Johnson sighed, I don ' r mind gerring picked on, I ' ll ger even nexr year. | 1. Lori Costello and q friend hurry to be on time to doss. 2. Deth Diehl shows off her clarinet. 3. During passing period Heidi Sturm gets books out of her locker. 4. Tim Guerrero and Brent Ottoson seem to be TOO HIP for the camera, os some friends look on. Vosquez, George Vosquez, Morrin Vego, Dino Versko, Mike Viers, Dennis Villegos. Alfonso Vincent, Tommy Vivlomore. Kenny Woll-ser, Debro Woll-ser, Donno Wolker, Edwin Wolker, Koren Woll ' ser, Pomelo Wolker, Volrer Volloce, Ten Word, Michelle Worriner. Joson Worrs, Conoid Weorliers, f otjerr Vest, Jomes Whire, Chorles White, Lindo White. Tereso Whitney. Dwoyne Whiitington, Douglas Whittle, Koren 122 Rubldouxs LIFE