Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Cochran, Michael Cordoro, Anne Cummmgs, Cassandra 128 We ' re the Kids of America 1 ' 1-li

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Callahan, Ruth Cameron, Scott Garden, Thereso Carrera, Phillip Carroll, David Cassle, Dione Cossle, Leeonn Castiilo, Morgorito Ceia, Ignoao Chorn, Roger Chorette, Loune -- F H H Hajj H Chav, Chav( . Gobn Chavez, Michael Cherry, Sean Christoffels. Julie Clompin, Rosolee Clark, Cheryl Clevelond, Dorryl Football Goodies Satisfy Munchies Laa xasperation! Talk about a fitting word. It ' s perfect. It says everything there is to say about working conces- sions. Selling concessions was definitely a fun and exciting task. I met a lot of inter- esting people, and I ' m glad that I got to work with my friends, because it brought us closer together. I also en- loyed watching people order dumb things and make total ninnies of them- selves. Working in the concession stands made us realize that we don ' t ever want to grow up and work in a restaurant. Another thing we learned is how infuri- ated people become after waiting in line for approximately an hour to find out that we had run out of whatever they wanted. I also realized how much some people can eat. One guy bought 10 hot dogs. He must have had the munchies or a lot of hungry friends. But, of all the things people get upset about, their main gripe IS the prices. They aren ' t really that high; in fact, I think that they ' re pretty reason- able. If anyone should be upset, it should be me. I mean, I ' m the one back here for the whole game; but, I realize it ' s my duty as a class officer. After all, no one said it was going to be easy. ■ ■ 1. Pilar Lara takes a customer ' s order at the North vs. Rubidoux Game. 2. Half time rush forces Diana Mclntire to work double time to satisfy custom- ers. 3. Lisa Cook prepares another batch of hot and buttery popcorn for the hungry football crowd. 197 Juniors % mt

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Fun Filled Flower Fluffing Functions I lower fluffing festivities for the flowers for the floats were by far the most fun functions of the first four and one half months of school. The flowers were frantically fluffed by flocks of fear- less falcons hoping to be fortunate to finish fluffing the flowers for the float. The flowers were fluffed with famous feelings of faith and hopes of first place. Flower fluffing isn ' t the only festivity of the flower making parties. There is also flower folding. Flowers were folded by frustrated friends who folded them fast for fear of failing to fold enough flowers to fluff for their float. On Friday, the float was finally fin- ished, the flowers were all folded and fluffed, and the float finally fitted with a fringe of frilly flowers. As the float went forth on its first fan- tastic flight, some flowers flew off and we had such a fright for fear of more flowers flying. Fourteen flustered fellow floatmckers fastened the flowers and then flew off on their fabulous flight again. The last flight of floats at the home- coming game went fine. The file of floats flew off the field and the final an- nouncement placed Future Farmers of America first and Juniors finishing sec- ond. ■ • 1. Frantically folding flowers for the floot, Teresa Partido finds herself fascinated by her flower mak- ing friends. 2. Finally fizzling out from frantic flow- er folding. Chuck Kuhn and Denny Jordan find themselves refraining from falling fast asleep. 3. Veronica Ancheta feverishly folds and ties flowers for future fluffing. Daniels, Gus