Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Winning Club Cor Keeps With Trodirion Members express rheme Through ghostly mansion. yy irh homecoming underway, rhe Year- book Club fronricolly soughr for on idea for rheir club cor. Afrer broinsrorming over several possi- blliries, rhe perfect idea emerged. Three days before homecoming many diligent members held parries ro make flowers for rhe mony orna- menrs rhor adorned rhe cor. Plenty of work and fun rook them through the sleepless hours of rhe night and finolly Homecoming Day arrived. The ghostly mansion and rhe trick or rreorers couriously approaching were ser brillionrly a rop rhe cor. It all paid off and Yearbook Club rook first place. Troci Inskeep, Yearbook Club Queen, stated, I feel that rhe cor wos pur Together wirh creariviry. | 1 Pat Holt works on o layout. 2. Yearbook Club first row: Robin Aiken, Mary Roper, Cherl Llles. Rachel Dell, Dlonno Art. Second row: Shawn Meade, Debbie Cor- ona, Mario Drovo, Trad Inskeep, Renee Junker. Third row: DobbI Meyer, Pat Holt, Donnle Kirchmeyer, John SIpos, Cindy Agnes, Michelle Bessette. 3. Donnle Kirch- meyer handles oil money for Yeorbook Club. 4. Mr. ia6 Rubldoux ' s LIFE Copeland wotches young artists at work. 5. The 1961- 82 Art Club bock row: Mrs. Miller, Mr. Sfroln, Mrs. Root, Robert Hemmlnger, Koren Herndon, Paul Leol, Pete Drown, Richard Drooks. Middle row: Dill DeAngelo, Da- vid Prock, Kevin Stephens, Debbie Lewis. Front row: Mr. Copeland, Lorl Porry, Jon Veltch, Joon Acgullar, Kim Hllpert, Sheila Qualm, Flip Webster.

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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

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Creorive Art Club Frees the Right Drain Arr club helps needy fomilies during rhe Holi- day Season. en ond ink, rhe spinning of porrery wheels and rhe fury of poinr brushes was rhe scene in C- 3 in rhe beginning of December. The advisors Mr. Copelond, Mr. Strain, Ms. Miller, Ms. Roof and rhe besr of rhe err club mode wreorhs, originol Chrisrmos poinrings, cords, pins and Q variery of ceramics, rhor would be sold ro benefir needy families during rhe holiday seo- son. Ir was a lor of hord work, bur ir all seemed ro be worrh ir. exclaimed Pefe Brown. Fund raising didn ' r come roo easy for rhe club. Srarring in Seprember rhey prepared for rhe Holiday Doozor, rhor was sponsored by rhe PTA and held on rhe Tennis Courrs December 4rh and 5rh. All rhe money raised goes ro- words rree, presenrs, and a Chrisrmos dinner for some family, srored Mr, Copelond. | Activities and Organlzatlons 187