Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Hundreds of Meals Prepared liungry? Six gallons of pororoes, six gallons of worer, eighr ounces of solr, eighr pounds of moyonoise, one hundred and rwenry eighr ounces of sour cream , ond sixry four hord boiled eggs. Does ir sound like a lor? Thar ' s whor ir rakes ro moke enough pororo solod for four hundred people. The cofereria workers were used ro handling large omounrs of food. They were responsible for feeding oil rhe hungry mourhs before school, or brunch, and during lunch, which kepr rhem very busy all day long. Afrer feeding everyone, rheir duties included deoning rhe hirchen, ond washing rhe pons and orher kirchen appliances. Alrhough rhe rosks seemed ro be long and unceosing. Anno May Sickles, a cofereria worker, remarked, ' Ir ' s a fun job, ond rhe kids ore very specioll | Administration ond Academlcs 259

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Cusrodions Help Clean Up Campus hove only one commenr obour my job; ir ' s greor! exdoimed on enrhusiosric cusrodion, Mr. Lewis Phillips. In focr, I liKe ir so much, I ' ve been here for six and o half years ' The cusrodions were rhe people who worked diligenrly behind rhe scenes ro help keep rhe school running smoorhly. Their jobs were many and varied; sweeping halls, clean- ing classrooms, emprying rrash cons and many orhers. Somerimes, rhough, I wish rhe srudenrs would pur rheir rrash in rhe garboge cons and srop wriring on rhe desks, ' ' ruefully odmirred Mr. Sheldon Thomas. Dur I do like my job. They go unnoriced by a lor of people, bur could we be proud of our school environmenr wirhour rhem? wondered Roche! Dell, o rhonkful srudenr. H 1 Rey Florez fixes the doorstop in one of the classrooms. 2. Cofeterio worl ers prepore tocos for lunch. 3. Custodians. Top row: Ron Farcio, Joe Gamoche. Elaine Shelley, Basil Florence. Bottom tow: Nzuyen Van Dang, Ted Thomos, and Lewis Phillips. 4. Anno May Sickles prepares cookies to be baked. 5. Cofeteria workers. Front row: Dora LImon, Solly Frio ' s. Iris Jensen, Morio Lopez. Second row: Lorraine Paradise, Ann Geluso, Shirley Gotschet, Doro Gonzales, Betty Powlack, Pot Allord. Connie Plttmon. Third row: Alice Cabrera, Doris Starling. Joanne Krueger, Anno Moy Sickles, ond Shorron Carillo. 258 Rubidoux ' s LIFE

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EPILOGUE Srudenrs Relate To reariviry, originoliry, and rolenr were ex- pressed by rhe srudenrs and sroff or RHS. Pho- rogrophy, poerry, prose, and rhe fine orrs were some of rhe mediums employed by srudenrs ro demonsrrore emorions and release frusrrorions. Srudenrs oimed ro creore somerhing wholly rheir own: somerhing wirh which rhey could odequorely relay rheir feelings. I like ro draw. Ir gives me rhe chance ro be myself, odmirs Karen Herndon. Srudenrs worked in accordance wirh reoch ers, odminisrrorors, ond coordinorors ro over come Rubidoux ' s unjusr repurarion exisring wirhin rhe communiry. They roiled long hours in on efforr ro ourshine rheir comperirors in orhler- ics, ocodemics, and various ocriviries and organi- A chance ro be myself The dedicored sroff worked ro provide a ber rer learning environmenr for srudenrs who came ro leorn, and even rhose who rebelled ogoinsr educarion. Adminisrrorors provided disci- pline, curriculum, and orgonizorions; coordino- rors offered guidance and supporr, and reoch- ers worked ro educore and reach. Observing rhe world around rhem, and inrer- prering evenrs provided srudenrs wirh a source for conre mplorion. Thinking, considering, and evaluoring mode srudenrs reolize rhe groviry of rhe world siruorion, and forced rhem ro under- srond world occurances. Expressing rhemselves Through various mediums was only one way srudenrs relored rheir many feelings. 1 A morning of serenity at Jenks Lake. Phofo by: Ro- chel Dell. 2. Remnants of o fire. Phofo by: Mary Roper. 3. Waves crasfiing on the rocks at Laguna Deach. Photo by: Renee Junker. 4. Nature frames the sunrise. Photo by: Rachel Dell. 5. Sharing the journey of a streom. Photo by: Rachel Dell. 6. Water running over the rocks at Lydle Creek. Photo by: Renee Junker. 7. A rose in December. Photo by: Andre Thomas. Y ' : .■-;-: ¥% V A. 260 Rubidoux ' $ LIFE