Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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FIrlrpri A | irh T Elliins, Teresa Erickson III, Donald Fober, Lisa Foris, Gory Fornum, Teresa Feisr, Perer Felrovich, Ion Fields, Terri Fine, Sondro Finney, John Firminger, Colleen Flercher, Karen Flood, Joseph Flores, Michelle Flory, Melodee Fluhrer, Kris Folsom, Heather Founroine, Jim Frogoso, Donold Freemen, Gregory Freeman, Jomie Freeman, Michael Foorboll Concessions Bring in Good Profits v ne hor dog! Two cokes! One coffee! rhis was usually rhe ormosphere inside rhe conces sion srond during rhe foorboll seoson. The Junior Council end orher devored juniors operored rhe concession srond every home foorboll gome: raising money ro sponsor rhe Junior Senior Prom. There were rhe usual ups and downs wirh running rhe srond, such os, one minure rhings ran smoorhly and everyrhing was in srock; rhen, rhe nexr minure rhe warer wosn ' r hor enough for rhe hor chocolore or rhere were no more hor dog buns. Efien Mendozo commenred, Ir was fun. The only bod rhing obour ir wos rhor you couldn ' r see rhe game. Despire rhese prob- lems, rhe Juniors survived rhe foorboll season or Rubidoux, and ran rhe concession srond or RCC for rhe CIF game agoinsr Californio High School. Selling concessions or RCC rhrough rhe CIF officials wos a lirrle differenr rhon we expecred. Considering we weren ' r selling rhe producrs we normally sell, and rhe difference in rhe prices; I feel we did o reol good job, revealed Missy Johnson, Junior Class President. | 1. Karlo Limon purchases cokes from rhe Junior conces- sions srond. 2. Co l e Is mode ready for sale by La Trendo Williams. 0. Renee Williams rakes money from a customer. Juniors 131

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Conrad, Teresa Cooper, Michele Cordobo, Diono Cordovo, David Corono, Deboroh Corron, Yvonne Counrs, Sondro Covell, Elizoberh Croin, Ronold Crawford, Jeon Crawford, Jim Crawford, Krisry Cumming, Michael Cundiff, John Curris, Kim Dorr, Wendy Dovenporr, Drendo Davis, R,oy De Boca, Dorlo De Leon, Dovid Dennis, Riley • Deviro, John Dewees, Terronce De Nopoli, John Dioz, Ellas Dioz, Sreven Dilbeck, Sreve Dillinghom, Dronrley Dirry, Paul Duke, Andrew Dyke, Crolg Edmonds, Donnie • ■f. . 100 Rubidouxs LIFE

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Tc Juniors Strive for Populoriry opulor: pQp-yo-ler Qdj; widely occepred, commonly liked or approved Is populoriry necessary ro be successful in high schooP Ir helps ro be popular, commenred Roxonna Coats. Alrhough being popular could definirely boosr your high school career, You need knowledge and good grades, Thor ' s whar rhe colleges are concerned abour, srared John Harrington. Being well known hod Irs odvanroges, bur rhere were also various disodvanroges. Rae Anne Bleistein expressed her feelings clearly, Ir seems like whenever you are popular, peo- ple criricize you ' Popular was rhe word rhor described rhe good-looking girl, rhe macho guy, and rhe all- around spirited person. Populoriry was every- thing ro some people, while orher people would rorher have jusr a few friends. People were srriving ro be admired nor only in high school bur in places of employmenr, on college campuses, and jusr obour onyploce where rhere was a large group of people, Mosr Juniors realized rhar ro be popular was ro be successful in rhe minds of orhers; bur, efforr, dererminorion, undersronding, foirhfulness, and responsibiliry were rhe mosr imporranr ele- menrs of success, | 1. Before o Junior Class meeting, Debbie Meyers and Carol Lindell concentrofe on issues to be discussed. 2. Colette Quells and Marlie Murphy cosuolly walk off campus. 3. James McDoniel proudly shows off some of his favorite comic books. Froschouer, Allen B V 1 Golbroirh, Lori v ' -i ( Gollogher, Chris Gollegos, Gory Gomboo, Jimmy Gomboa, R,osemory - Gondoro, Jomes Gorcio. Adom Gores, Dilly Gencke, Roy Gildon, NVolrer Click, Dorlene Gollihor, Mory Ann Gonzoles, Henry Gonzoles, Sondro Gonzolez, Thomas Goodwin, Tommy Groce, Dovid Griffin, Leso Griff irh, Jocquelme Griffith, Sherri Grillo, Tony Grisco, Denise Groff, Jennifer 132 Rubidouxs LIFE