Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS Porriciporion Greatly Enhances Campus Involvemenr, porriciporion, and inrerocrion. Mosr srudenrs learned, soon ofrer school began, rhor becoming involved in a club or schoicsric evenr could greorly enhance campus life. Srudenrs hove a very wide voriery ro choose from. The clubs and orgonizorions ranged from school supporrive groups ro special inreresr and culrural groups. I chose ro join Spirir Club be- cause I om proud of my school, and like ro supporr ir, revealed one Spirir Club member. When Foorboll Homecoming come around, clubs were srrengrhened by compering ogoinsr orher dub cars and floors. Our Yeorbook Club cor was very unique and I enjoyed moking ir, giggled Mary Roper. To heighten rhe exciremenr of rhese major ... I am proud of my school, and like ro supporr ir . . . evenrs rhe srudenr body crowned queens. Ir was rhe dream of many girls ro receive rhis honor yer rhe dream come rrue for only a few. Misfi Dawson srored, I was very honored ro be chosen as rhe 1982 Daskerball Homecoming Queen. Ir helped make my senior year memor- oble. Club Week broughr each dub and organiza- rion on campus rhe opporruniry ro raise needed funds. The quad wos filled with q carnival like ormosphere as srudenrs enjoyed rhemselves while supporring rheir fovorire cause. Mosr srudenrs were hoppy wirh rhe acriviries and organizarions sysrem. Kim Reol srared, I like rhe choice of clubs ond rhe programs here or school ore grear, ond I hope rhey conrlnue for many yeors. 1. spirit Club Ooo Mobile. 2. Football Homecoming Queen Julie Steinbrlnck whistles for the football victo- ry. 3. John Sipos looks over Mary Roper ' s shoulder. 4. Lisa Umschied and Joon Geirnoert look skeptical about what they hear. 5. Homecoming tricycle roces. 6. Stu- dents get involved In activities. 7. Winning Club Car - Yearbook Club. I BI. ' ' 1 i. , |Pi B r 1 M ' W 1 1 « ' ,K J H M 1 i r ' ' o i 146 Rubidoux ' s LIFE

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Juniors Eagerly Awoir Groduorion Exercises Oraduorion is rhe ending of high schooi, bur rhe beginning of a new life. Many srudenrs were reoily srorring ro rhinl ; obour groduorion during rheir junior yeor. AAosr juniors plan ro groduore or rhe end of rheir senior year, bur some hQrd-worl ' ;ing juniors plan ro groduore or rhe end of rheir junior yeor, or mid-rerm rheir senior yeor. I rhink I would reoily miss nor groduoring wirh rhe cioss of 83 and oil of my friends, srored Rhonda Droodfoot. Even rhough ir ' s rhe end of homework and srudying for some ju- niors, ir ' s nor for orhers. Many juniors plan ro orrend college ofrer high school. I ' m kind of scored when I rhink rhor nexr yeor I ' ll be groduoring, bur ir ' s also very exciring. I ' d like ro groduore or rhe end of my senior year wirh my friends and rhe doss of 83 insreod of groduoring early, said Sondro Campbell. Even rhough some juniors don ' r plan ro go ro college, groduoring from high school is on oc- complishmenr by irself. I ' ll be proud ro gro- duore because I ' ve proved a lor ro myself, exclaimed Rachel Dell. Juniors rry hard raking resrs and srudying ro receive oil of rhe credirs rhey needed ro gro- duore rhe following yeor. They also hove orher resrs ro roke besides rhe ordinory doss resrs. If rhey planned ro go ro college, mony hod ro roke resrs for college enrry requiremenrs, ond ro see whor would be required of rhem in rheir college classes. H 1. Rhondo Droadfoot examines some of her Ziggy com- ic strips. 2. Missy Johnson shows off her spirit for the doss of ' 60. 3. Working herd fowords their groduotion requirements ore Shown Meode, Cheri Liles, and Rhonda Droodfoot. Whire. Eric Whiire, Roberr Wl irrQl1er, R,oberr Whirworrh, Phillip Widney, Jon Wiley, P,oberr Willey, Jeffery Willioms, Drendo Lee Williams, Delxiroh Williams, Lo Trendo Willioms. r enee Wilson, Tommy Wilson, Wade Wisser, Charles Wolff, Louro Woodberry, Jackie Wnghr, Angelio Wrighr, 5reve Ynosrrozo, Michelle Young, Ronald Zomoro, Anno Zolvolo, Derry Zepeda, Mike Zunigo, B.osolind Juniors 145

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GETTING INVOLVED Activities ond OrgonlzQtlons 147