Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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■ FOOTBNJ. TOSS f Troupers Strive to orroir the Best Ever Productions owe crowds. Lava Lanes hosred rhe Troupers Club as mem- bers went bowling for dollars ro increase rhe club occounr. Cooperorive sponsors pledged from rwo ro five cenrs per pin knocked over in rhe durorion of rhe rhree gomes bov led. Two hundred dollars worrh of pledges were collecr- ed by energeric porriciponrs. The bowlorhon wos proceeded by o cheese sale in early May and cornorion sole as rhe monrh progressed. The funds occounr was well balanced ond large porrions of ir were invested in sroge supplies including set moreriol and cosrumes. Troupers moinroin o major objective of pro- ducing shows rhor will arouse inreresr rhrough- our rhe srudenr body. They cerroinly accom- plished this wirh rheir producrions, rhe Crucible, The Fonrosricks, and a comedy rhor ran ro- words rhe end of rhe school yeor. Vice presi- ier iberf Hole reveals, Ve ' re a hord working dedicored club and anyone is wel- come ro join us. H 1 Shelly Diaz finishes some typing. 2. Genny Ramboz ond Roe Lee Mognuson write o letter. 3. The 1961-82 FDLA: From row: Shelly DIoz, Yvonne Ruby, Genny Romboz. Rosalee Clomplft, Donna Tresmon, Cindy Peno. Dock row: Julie Toylor, Roe Lee Mognuson, Croig Johnson, Lee Kolori, Dorlene Aldonrio. Kris Quiontlona. 4. Troupers Football Toss booth during Club Week. 5. Famous Actor Richard Gondara in the Cruclable. 6. Troupers members; first row; Shello Von Patten, Tracy Clorkson, Dcryl Wetzel, Rachel Bell, Kathy Drown, Richard Alcontor, Carlo Derghult, Rich- ard Gondara, Richard Honsen, Detty Groven. Second row: Stephanie Popejoy, Melissa Weiderspon. Third row: Kim Brown, Tyler Novae, Debbie Williams, Robert Halle, Loreene Ruthledge, Sandy Reese. Fourth row: Bonnie Graven, Charlotte Perez, Lonnie King, Johan Geirnoert. Activities and Orgonlzotions ISP

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Greor Orgonizorion for Business Srudenrs FDLA gers prepared for Southern Conferer ce. rOLA is Q good club ro join end learn from, bur you need ro hove o lor of members. I really give Croig credir for rrying so hard, bur ir seems rhor we jusr don ' r wanr ro work wirhour Ms. Hunt, srored Roe Lee Magnuson. During rhe yeor FDLA prepares rhemselves for rhe Southern Secrion Conference, They com- pere ogoinsr other srudenrs in business sisills and rechniques. The only quolificcrion is being enrolled in o business class. Their main goal is ro help srudenrs become better business people and potentiol leoders. Croig Johnson commented, Ir hasn ' t been a good yeor becouse of change of sponsors, bur over all it is o great orgonizorion for sru- denrs. B iafi Kubldoux ' s LIFE

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MECHA Highlights Mexican Fesriviries Folk Dancers Perform Dur- ing Cinco de Moyo S ponsored by MECHA, rhe Grupo Folklonico de Delias Arres, or Folk Dancing Group of Fine Arrs, was rhe highlighr of RHS ' s Cinco de Mayo cele- brorion. The lunch rhrough fifth period assembly was presented by RHS srudenrs and alumni, who manifested their holiday spirit rhrough Mexican Donees. The fesrivity was resumed the following night. May 8, at the Jurupo Communi- ty Center for a dinner donee. There was only one difference in MECHA ' s hustling and bustling about at Christmas time, and that of other clubs — MECHA won the Christmas Belle competition. Members solicited $287.00 and presented Mory Martinez with the title of Christmas Belle. Other prosperous fund reisers were the Cinco de Moyo dinner dance, cor woshes, bake soles, and on on-going paper drive. Their profit was invested in personalized jer- seys for oil active dub members, four $100.00 scholarships — two academic and two voco- tionol — and various community projects, | . 190 Rubidouxs LIFE