Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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NFL Comp Improves Foorboll Techniques ubrle pride is o noriceobie rroir in his personoi- iry when discussing rhe subjecr of foorbali, Derer- minorion ro become rhe very besr he is capable of being will push Paul Brown on ro pursue his dream of o career in foorboll. The firsr spark was ser o few years bock when Paul rook on enough inreresr ro spend on ofrernoon or evening viewing professional foor- bali gomes on TV. Playing srreer foorboll wirh his friends was o fovorire posrime which also opened up invirarions ro play on neighborhood reams. Paul invesred rwo weeks of his ' 81 summer vQcorion working hard or NFL Camp ro improve his skills. He was involved and insrrucred in weighr programs, rhe imporrance of o well- balanced dier, and aggressive ploying rech- niques. Ir is very encouraging ro know rhor I hove 100% love and supporr from my family ond friends — ir mokes me wanr ro do my besr, revealed Paul wirh spirir. | Doely. Thornos Dolin, Leewona Dolron, Lee Domor, Jocqueline Dombord. P odger Doquer, Noel Douzos, Jason Broke, Curns Drcndner, Erik Drovo, Daniel Dravo, Lauri Dravo, Mario Dridges, Loshun Dnseno, Micrielle Drown, Dorbora Drown, Korlo Drown, Kimberly Drown, Poul Drown Robert (Drown, Sheilo) Oulhmonn, Grerchen Durdo, Scorr Ouser, David Durkoy, Srocy Durler, Shown Pur l er, Mo no rtlabollero, Julie 76 Rubidouxs LIFE

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i-y Arellano, Linda Arney, Liso Avobs, Jorge Avila, Elaine Ay on, Richard Do dqiey, Drerr Doin, Richard Doker, Annerro DoKer, Vance Ball, Leslie Dollord, Lisa Banks, Cedrick Dorefield, DC Barlser, Bunny Borker, Dorrell Barnes, Sherry Barnes, Terry Bornhorr, Jan;ne Boumgordner, Lawrence Boumgordner, Randall Boze, Thomas Bell, Berry Bell, Michael Bellonre, Lori Bennerr, Toni Benron, Shone Besserre, Michelle Bishop, Derek Block, Russell Bleom, John Blocker, Jomes Boorrighr, Phillip Boker, Douglas Freshmen 75

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More Aduir Rourine Presents Challenge As young oduirs enrering high school, new- comers rook on responsibiliries nor presenred ro rhem in earlier years. Larger quonriries of work were assigned and in rurn producrion from rhe srudenrs wos expecred ro increase. Many fresh- men dove righr inro rhe broader range of edu- carion opporruniries and launched off rheir high school years wirh a foreign languoge such os French, German, or Spanish. Orher freshmen challenged themselves wirh algebra and ad- vanced English classes. They rhrived on elective dosses, selecting orrs and crafts, dromo, photog- raphy ond woodshop to name o few. A more odulr routine was offered and oppre cioted greatly by industrious, career minded freshmen. Lisa Umscheid, who was advanced inro rhe 9th grade a year eorly enjoys the senior high environment for the simple reason, I ap- preciate parents and teachers who acknowl- edge the fact that we ore growing up. It seems to sink in when a parent sees his kid in high school. Jeff Hursf dearly announced that he likes Rubidoux because, I am treated more like on adult here. As eighth graders we were treated like babies and I don ' t miss that ot all. On the controry, Michelle Bessette thought it more comforroble being an upperclossmen ro 7th graders rorher than rhe youngest of rhe student body. I 1. Football player, Poul Drown smiles for the camera. 2. Liso Wroys is distrocted from her school work by the presence of the photographers. 3. De De Smith glances up just long enough to receive an explanation from her teacher. Colderon, Marrin Colzio, Paulo Cameron, Kelly Carlson, Sean Core, Victor Corpenrer, Glenn Corr, April Corr, Jomes Corrasco, Eleonor Corrillo, Morilou Corroll, Rosielee Correr, 5reve Cosillos, Blanco Coskey, Jomes Cosrillo, Stephen Cervonres, Donno Chopdeloine, Louis Chopin, Joson Chavez Gregory Chflve z, Kimberly iChikolo, Lesley Freshmen 77