Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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CSF Prepares For College Recognition A special day is reworded for Qccompiishnnenrs. v oliforniQ Scholosric Federorion (CSF) is o club rhor stresses scholosric ochievemenr in all sru- denrs. Twice o year CSF members ore awarded wirh o speciol doy for rheir occomplishmenrs. This doy is known os Honor Day, which allows members ro go some place rhor inreresrs rhem. Some of rhe places rhey visir ore University Cam- puses, museums, game show ropings, rhe beoch, Disneyland, or o movie. Sherron Bruce stored, I hove enjoyed being o member of CSF. Ir has given me the chance to visit many college campuses, and to moke new friends rhor I would have never met. There ore only about 40 students in the club Not everyone con join,- you need the equiv alent of 10 points (A = 3; D = 1). PE and electives do not count. At the end of your senior year, if you hove been in CSF 4 out of 5 semesters, with one in your senior year, you receive a special seal on your diploma. Colleges regard it as a great achievement, which will moke your college oc- ceptance easier. | ia4 Rubidoux ' s LIFE

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«». J. Kf ' -; ' Vifjf ifS m T ' ' : - f - mv, ,. ' ' : - - ' 1. Tino McKinney gets potky ready for the foir. 2. Cleanliness is next to Godliness. 3. Renee Recker and her prize winning sheep. 4. The 1981-82 FFA, Front row: Down Abbott, Lori Dellonte, Tommy Vincent, Louro Seltenreich, Margie Slocum, Ounnee Drodner, Bonnie Nixon, Mike Roelle, Ruth Ann Callohan, Tommi Eckert, Mike Phillips, John McRoe. Second row: Dor- boro Brown, Kellie Johnson, Dorothy Mudd, Tammy Smith, Paul Koneski, Buzzy Owens, Beth Buttles, Ken Dalebout, Renee Weitzel, Jeff Hoffopulos, Robert Boyd. Third row: Gerry Slocum, Shellie Blackstone, Katheryn Joclntho, Jim NIeves, Cynthia Rogers, Doro- thy Snyder, Jennifer Rogers, Cheryl Klernan, Joe La Londe, Robert Ponti. Fourth row: Oscor Herdon, Koty Piroska, April Avery, Donna Beouchomp, Jr. Dovis, Tony Moling, Andy Belt, Jerry Spielmon, Beverly Phil- pott. Fifth row: Dovid Buser, David Cramins, Steve Carter, Karen Fletcher, Joy Kiernon, Julie Perkins, John Watriner, Tommy Wilson, London Andrews, Brian Per- kin. Sixth row: Lorry Boumgardner, Joy Johnson, Re- nee Recker. Tino McKinney, Leah Warriner, Jim Schoub, Dovid Jordan, Don Zuniga, Mark Tyo, Rhondo Von Aiken, Steve Toylor, Mike Pontl. 5. John Watriner and London Andrews de-horn a goat. 6. Joy Kiernon weighs his pig. 7. Sheep demand a lot of core. Activities and Organizations ISO

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Exchange Srudenrs Visit F HS Compus Members plan special weekend five monrhs prior ro occasion. V osr individuals would agree murally rhar rhe besr porr of every v eek is the weekend. AFS members began planning o speciol week- end five monrhs prior ro rhe anricipored occa- sion. Alrernorives were scrurinized, possible oc- riviries were debored ond rhe end producr was AFS weekend. Foreign ond domesric exchange srudenrs who lived wirh families in Sourhern California were f HS ' s guesrs of honor on April 23rd. They visired dosses ro inform RHS srudenrs of various counrries around rhe globe. The weekend was conrinued wirh ocriviries including a soccer march, porluck, swimming, roller skoring, and a Sunday ofrernoon picnic. Grettel Lopez from Cosro Rico, Gabriel Go- mez from Argenrine, Johon Geirnoert from Belgium, and Hijrol Ozcon from Turkey were rhe exchange srudenrs who orrended PvHS. When Club Veek was held during March, rhese srudenrs were especially oppreciored for rheir unique food soles ideas. Each suggested ond prepared a fovorire homemode recipe rhar sold like Grandma ' s good old-fashioned horcokes! Furrher successful fund raisers were candy soles, cor washes, and in early June, snow cone sales or rhe Jurupo Rodeo. | 1. Glancing over their shoulders, Stuart Bateman and Poul Leol try to hear what club members ore saying. 2. AFS students express disapproval. 3. Whatever Kim Comp is reading seems to draw the ottention of her sister, Kofhy Camp. 4. First row: Christine Lafferty, Ve- ronica Anocheto, Teresa Conrod, Shelley Sanchez, Re- gino Fuentes, Dlona Art. Second row: Kim Comp, Wen- dy Northway, Anna Hogstrom, Paulo Redmond. 3rd row: Carol LIndell, Stephanie Timor, Sherron Bruce. 4th row: Ken Biddle, Paul Leal, Dennis Monglopelo. 5th row: Crystal Johnson, Ann Cordoro, Wilhelmina Men- gles, Robert Wiley. 6th row: James Bonesteel, Liz Spie- kermon. 7th row: Collin Santiago, Antonio Menglet, Wendy McCoy. 8th row: Christina Rodriguez, Mrs. Drury, ond Danny Tontini. 5. Diono Art and Heidi Strum pay close ottention to the AFS discussion. 6. AFS Bock row: Mrs. Furlong, Chuck Kuhn, Mike Rossi, Sharrie Hayes, Kevin Lee, James McDoniel, Chris Lorenz, Go- briel Gomez, LoTrendo Williams, Ms. Finon ond Gretol Lopez. Row 3: Heidi Strum, Jennifer Miller, Crystal Johnson, and Kathy Comp. Row 2: Lisa Cook, Pilot Loro, Tommy Jordin, Kim Comp, Corol LIndell, Etien Mendozo, John DiNopoli, Dlonno Art, and Ms. Duff. Front row: Veronica Ancheto, Lisa Wroy, Wendy Noth- woy, Lori Costello, Dono Smith, Renee Willioms, and Dorlene Gllck. Activities and Orgonlzotlons lfiS