Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Doreen Recoils Lost Four Yeors As 5 1 look bocK or our four years here or Rubi- doux, I con see many changes rhar hove under- gone rhe doss of 82! We, as Seniors ore wiser, more experienced, and older rhon we were as Freshmen, bur we srill hove a way ro go. As Freshmen we were uncerroin whor high school would bring ro us. When we enrered P ubidoux in 78, our class was new, bur we were rogerher as one. We proved rhis ro rhe enrire school by winning rhe foorball homecom- ing spirir srick. Craig Johnson was our doss presi- denr and wos ro conrinue ro be our leader rhroughour our four yeors. Dy our Sophomore year we knew our way oround school. Finally we were able ro roke Driver ' s Educorion and some of us passed our driver ' s license resr rhe first rime. Our class won rhe foorball homecoming floor ond rhe bosker ball homecoming spirir srick. The year was good, bur ir was marred by rhe rrogic dearhs of Chuck Zimmerman and Drondi Lakin. The Junior Senior Prom was on mosr of our minds our Junior year. The rheme of rhe prom wos Sroirwoy ro Heaven. Again, our class won firsr place in rhe floor conresr and rhe spirir srick or boskerboll homecoming. Finally our finol yeor or Rubidoux come. Our mighry foorball ream mode our senior year stupendous by being undefeored oil rhe way ro OF! We looked forward ro groduoring, bur we were also sod. I hove been very proud of represenring rhe class of 82 OS senior class president. We will oil definirely go for in life. Remember always rhe class of 1982 is rhe greatest. | - Doreen Smith Senior Class Presidenr 1 The Sophomore float brought rmony students down memory lone. 2. Freshmen cheerleaders Misti Dow- son, Jamie Redmond, Lori Dovis, and Kim Sprogue. 3. Sop homores of football pep roily. 4. Freshman Eric Fillmore flashes o smile. 5. Juniors compete in the pyromid competition. ' @S X ii 200 Rubidoux ' s LIFE

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Abborr, Down Abborr, Denjse Adorns, Croig Adams, Vicl-;: Agnes Srocl-sron, Cindy Aguilor, Michoe ' Aguilero, John Aguirre, Tereso Life of Seniors Proves Exciting S pirir seemed ro be rhe in rhing for mosr seniors. Many were involved during homeconn ing lunch ocriviries end rhe pep roilys held during brunch. Alrhough rhe senior spirir was strong, Renee Junker feir, We hod more spirir when we were freshmen ond sophomores, it ' s jusr nor whor ir used ro be, Pep wosn ' r rhe only elemenr in rhe life of o senior, Mosr of rhem hung around during brunch or lunch enjoying each orhers company ond rhe laresr gossip obour people and ocriviries on rhe P.H5 campus. You could ofren find many seniors cruising Opol or meeting friends down by AGW Counrless numbers of seniors rried ro pass rheir rime owoy by sroying involved in clubs or keeping up rheir grades. All seniors were re- quired ro roKe Unired Srores Governmenr, and Consumer Education if rhey hod nor roken ir as o Junior. Ir was necessary for all groduores ro have 200 credits ro be induded in groduorion cere monies, ond ro receive a diploma. Arrending rhe prom, with rhe dote of their choice, marked the beginning of the end of their high school years, Groduorion and grod nighr or Disneyland was onxiously awaited, and many realized rhe night was ending their life as o senior ond sending rhem out into the world. Groduorion ond grod nighr excited every senior, Kelly Reese reloted, It feels good knowing that it ' s finally here, I hove waited for four long years! Out it is also scary knowing rhis is my losr rime wirh all my friends, H 1 Tino Dennis and Kevin Gloubitz, compete In the wheelbarrow race during football homecoming. 2. Too Hip-piell were the seniors during the football homecoming Pep assembly. 202 Rubidouxs LIFE 1 H 1 -M mm ' B t ' HViv « L « W ' , ' B mi Pii P@ ■ ' ■ .- tt m L Jtik Jb