Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Schulze. Steve Schwesrok, Michoel Scorr, Milron Scorr, Russell Seorcy, Joe Seidcheck, Morrho Selrenreich, Louro Shorp, Morthew ShowQiter, Diono Sibley, Denise Sickles, Loura Siens, Morrhew Simmons. Michelle Sipos, John Smirh, Drion Smirh, Charles Smirh, Eugeneo Smirh, Teresa Smirh, Todd Snyder, Arrhur Snyder, Williom Socio, Julie Spielmon, Jerry w. Juniors show Endless Effort ho is going ro be in rhe rricycle race? I guess I will, mumbled Shelle Sanchez. Shel- ley Sanchez, Debbie Meyers, Tamaro Thompson, and Sherl Johnson peddled rheir hordesr and fosresr ro win rhe race for rhe Junior Class, bur unforrunorely rool- only second. There were olso orher doss comperirions dur- ing Homecoming WeeK such as rhe egg ross where Sheri Johnson and Mary Mulari rossed an egg bach and forrh ro each orher. Dur, Sheri rossed rhe egg o lirrle roo hard, and ir wenr over Mory ' s head. Ar leasr we didn ' r ger egg all over us like some of rhe orhers, commenred Mary Mulari. Lorer in rhe weel was rhe lop sir where 15 ro 20 juniors spenr mosr of lunch gorhered rogerher enjoying one anorhers com- pany. The Juniors did rheir besr in all of rhe conresr and even rhough rhey didn ' r roke firsr place and acquire rhe Spirir Srick, mosr hod o lor of fun. Sheri Johnson commenred, I rhink we did good, bur of course we could have done ber- rer. | 1 Mory Mulari, Sheri Johnson, and Kris Fluhrer repre- sent their class In a football gome, for Homecoming Spirit Stick points. 2. With strong determinofion Sheri Johnson pedals her hardest. 3. Liso DIozer gets ready to pass the ball to a Junior team mate. 142 Rubldoux$ LIFE

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Students Compromise To Stay Comfortable Along wirh rhe populorion increasing in rhe JurupQ Qreo, rhe number of srudenrs orrending Rubidoux High School also sreodily grew. Originally, RH5 was builr ro accommodore 1900 srudenrs, bur now hos opproxinnorely 2600 srudenrs rrying ro occupy rhe sonne space. Many juniors and orhers in rhe communiry feel oddirionol fociliries should be added ro RHS ro help ease rhe growing pains, while orhers advo- care building anorher high school. Ir would be easier ro reach a smaller class, because I could devore more rime ro rhe sru- denrs who need exrra help, onswered Mr. Wright, when asked how he feir obour reach- ing in a crowded classroom. And srudenrs ore more willing ro learn in an envlronmenr rhar is less cramped. Alrhough many classrooms hove 36 srudenrs in each, ond rhe lunch lines seemed ro be miles long, many juniors would hare ro rransfer ro anorher school and leave rheir friends behind. Bur Jennifer Duszko remorked, I rhink we need anorher school: I could always see my friends. Even rhough everyone was bumping el- bows, mosr juniors and rhe mojoriry of rhe sru- denr body rried ro compromise so rhar every- one could be comforroble, and rhe day would run smoorhly. H 1. Lorry Cochron collects TV Guides for reference on world issues ond post popular shows. 2. Homecoming pep roily gove Juniors the chance to show their true Falcon spirit. 3. Members of the doss of 80 give each other support in the lop sit. 4. Discussing different foot- ball plays. Juniors plon their strategy to win. f uone, MQrl Kuby, Richard Russell, Lori Soenz, Celine Soenz, Mary Solozor, Srephonie Solazor, Volerie Soldond, Jose Sonchez, Polly Sonchez, Shelley Sonro Mono, Chariry Sonriogo, Colin Sopp, Robert Sopp, Shirley Schoffer, Jod-sie Schoub, Jimmy Schavers, Chovelle Schill, Corol Juniors 141

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Srombersliy. Julierre Sronley, Trocy Srevens, Lorrie Sreworr, Sreve Srickley, Allen Srifle, Daniel Srovoll, Debro Sruorr, Sheri Lee Summers, Theresa Tober, Elizabeth Taber, Paula Tore, Charles Taylor, Julie Taylor, Sreve Thomale, Kurr Thomos, Andre Thomas, Mark Thompson, Sherrie Thompson, Tomoro Thompson, Wendy Thorpe, Denise Tillord, Mary Timor, Srephonie Timmer, Piobyn Todd, Michael Tonnni, Doniel Torres, Eric Ruben Troppen, Timmy Turner, La Shon Turner, Teresa Ann Tyo, Mark Juniors 140