Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Class President Expresses Views D etng freshman presidenr was a greor exper- ience; olrhough I did moke sacrifices as for as nny leisure rime was concerned. School pressures, among orher rhings, added ro whor seemed, or rimes, like 2 rons of lead on my back. Bur rhings progressed and rhe load was lighrened a lirrle each day. Ir ' s rrue rhor, There musr be o roin cloud before rhere is sunshine. B — Froilon Mendozo f - . he - 1 - ' m » 73

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Frosh Council Wastes No Time T orol cooperorion from rhe council rooK rime. We tried ro mcl e he meetings formal by mointoining order and rhe attention of every- one, projected president, Froilon MendozQ. Every Tuesdoy afternoon, doss council mem- bers socrificed their usual ' out and about lunch breaks to mop out the activities of the freshman class. They waste no time in getting purchase ap- provals for the different ossortments of condy that were sold foithfully throughout the year. Tonya Robbins, upon being inrerrogoted about selling candy, simply replied I didn ' t sell candy, I bought it and ate it! A cor wosh kicked off the month of Jonuory. Participants engaged themselves in riots of oir- bound water during the time not accounted for washing, drying, and polishing dirty cars. An- other worthwhile fund-raiser for the Freshman class was concession vending. | 1 Korin Dhillion cheers on wifh the doss of ' 65. 2. Froilon Mendozo presides over o Freshman Class Council meeting. 3. Second ploce winner of the doss float competition. 4. The Freshman Class Council: Froi- lon Mendozo. Dilly Davis, Jorge Sanchez, Tomor Riley, Teresa Garcia, Felicia Alley, Hope Smith, Kwynn Rent- fro, Alano Merho. 5. Cheri Studley, Traci Kasten, Lori Brovo and Dalene Johnson potiently owoit the judges decision during homecoming. 6. While Sheilo Sanchez Is unaware of the photographer, Dominic Chariot and Patty Fontain put the fomilior Robit Eors on Tracy Clorkson. 7. Trocie Zenger, Drift Matthews and Tamor Riley enjoy eoch others compony during lunch break. - r S P KT w- mi B W- M f V Ik 72 Rubidoux ' s LIFE

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Aboss, Nodio Acox, Ginge- Adoms, Srever Adcox, Srocey Aguilor, Thomos Agujlero, Angel Aguilero, Anno Aguilero, Hopie Aguirre, Ooovio Aiken, Korhorine Aloniz. Dee Dee Alconror. Richard Aldomo, Gregory Alexonder, Mike Allen, Dorboro Allen, Dewoyne Allen, Jonorhon Allen, Michael Alley, Felicia Allison, Trocey Almoguer, Alicia Alspough, Mork Alromirono, Monica Alvarez, Mork Alvelo, Teresa Ambrose, Mork Amos, Marie Freshmen Abide By Low of Pride U ndocumenred, olrhough exisring neverthe- less, was rhe freshman low of pride ond spirit. To insrill pride wirhin rhe heorrs of friends and ciossmores wos rheir goal. They worlsed togeth- er in their quest of o totol ond muruol portrayal of enrhusiosm for Rubidoux. The plan was well execured by all involved and the freshmon spirir soared ro levels of high inrensiry. Bur rhey were nor easily contented, for rheir voices never resr- ed or sporrs evenrs or pep rallies. Ar homecom- ing, rhe power of rheir lungs and vocal chords wos proven by rhe winning of rhe spirir sricK. We ore freshmen, we ore freshmen, chanted flocte of young Falcons compering for poinrs or pep rallies during Friday brunches. Stealing rhe spirir srick away from uppercloss- men or rhe homecoming pep assembly re- quired o lirtle tact and on obundonce of mouth. To moKe a long story shorr, rhe srick was at- tacked and devoured by rhe class of ' 85; each of them wishing to obtain o piece of the symbol of their victory. B 1. Students monifest their enthuslosm for the doss of ' 85. 2. We ore Rubldoux . . . we ore FreshmenI 74 Kubidoux:s LIFE