Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Cool-ie, Meivo Coordinoror Drury, Fred Coordinoror Gordo, Ernie Coordinoror Godoy, Ignocio Coordinoror Heidecke, Jim Coordinoror Pino, Koren Coordinoror Trosper, Jill Coordinoror tet.. m - Helpful Coordinorors Assist Srudenr Needs I Segisrrarion, orrendonce records, disciplinory Qcrions, and counseling kepr rhe coordinators busy rhroughour rhe year. During August rhey worked Inard inelping freshmen and new sru- denrs selecr rheir classes. Dobbie Arterberry joined rhe seven original coordinorors of rer Chrisrnnas vocorion. Mr. Arrer- berry counseled srudenrs whose losr name be- gan wirh A rhrough DRI The mojoriry of srudenrs were grateful ro rhe coordinators. Korin Lee stared, The coordino- rors were helpful when you couldn ' r decide what dosses to tQke. H Administration and Acade(nlcs 245

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New Members Join School Administration I he year hos been super! exclaimed Mr. Doug Huckoby. We hove o greor sraff and on excellenr srudenr body! Mr. Huckoby, principal, and Mr. Rex Moore, who rook over as ossisranr principal of oper- orions and srudenr acriviries, joined rhe roienred odminisrrarion. Also ploying on ocrive porr in rhe school dis- rricr was rhe Board of Educorion. The board consisred of five elecred officials who represenr- ed rhe school disrricr. H Archbold, Lou Ann Assistonr Principal Moore, Rex Assisronr Principol Needhom, l on Assisronr Principol 1. Doug Huckoby Joined fhe tolented odmlnistratlon os the new principal. 2. Annemorle Weaver ond Dennis Poyne smile with pride as they pose with o trophy. 3. School boord members take a break during a meeting. Seated; Dr. Ken Norton, John Chovez, DIM Heck, Marge Steinbrinck, Verne Laurltzen. Standing: Dr. John Wilson, Nick Ferguson, Dr. Edward Hawkins, and Shoron Druce. 4. Mr. Arterberry looks over student files. 244 Rubldoux ' s LIFE

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W| Someone You Con Rely On love ro work wirh rhe kids; rhe srudenrs ore oil rerrificl exclaimed Ms. Beverly Vinnedge. Nor many sruder irs realized rhe hord work and dedicarion ir rokes ro be a secrerary. Many of our secrerories come ro school or seven o ' clock in rhe nnorning ro begin rhe day answer- ing phones, filing papers, and helping srudenrs Their day ended ofrer olnnosr everyone else hod lefr ro go honne. Neverrheless, oil rhe dedicarion paid off in rhe end wirh mosr secrerories enjoying rheir work, The srudenrs moke me feel needed, wonred, ond loved!, sold Ms. Kathleen Jones. The odminisrrarors expressed rhor a school Connor funcrion wirhour secrerories, Mr. Ron Needhom srored, The mosr imporronr rhing rhey do is perform oil rhe clerical work, and olways hove a posirive orrirude. Mr. Rex Moore added, You con always depend on rhe secrerories. I olways rely on rhem ro remind me of rhe dare and my name. | 1. Frustrated by her many duties Ms. Oleck stops to think of what she must do next. 2. Mr. Martinez helps some students with their class schedules during regis- tration. 3. Mr. Guillen teaches the English language to his students. Aldensiorer, Alice ClerlVTypisr Coffer, Zeno Qerli Typisr Duprey. Chris ClerlVTypisr Fowler, Adeline Secrerary Gonzoles, Connie Secretory Jones, Kathleen Clerk Typisr Kretz, Noncy Secrerory McCook, Jeon Clerk Typtsr Pointer. Vicky Clerk Typisr Sprik, Joner Secrerary Vinnedge, Deverly Secrerory 246 Rubidouxs LIFE