Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Lopez, Mono Ana Lopenz, Antonic Lyborger. Poul , Shelly : Mofchal, Michelle Morquez, George Freshmen Crave Financial Status A I re you a freshman? Are you a mil- lionaire? If you said yes fo the first ques- tion and no to the second, you ' re prob- ably the kind of person who ' s always looking for an extra buck. If you ' re hav- ing trouble thinking up money-makers, here are some ideas; 1 . If it ' s the day of the big final and you know someone who hasn ' t studied, do your good deed for the day and sell him the answers (if the poor soul doesn ' t have the money to pay you with, you could work out a payment plan with a fixed interest rate.) 2. At Christmas time, dress-up like San- ta Clous, stand in the middle of the quad, ring a bell and hold out a can, telling people that you are collecting money for your college fund. 3. Smuggle your mom ' s vacuum clean- er out of the house, bring it to school, and offer 24 hour locker cleaning ser- vices to your friends. (You might have a slight problem getting the vacuum past your mom, but with a little ingenuity you can manage it.) 4. If, on a Saturday night, your friend is practically sobbing because she has to baby-sit and can ' t go out, generously offer to baby-sit for her at a fixed rate. Hopefully, if you decide to use one of the ideas listed, you will succeed in mak- ing money. But if you don ' t, you can always mow lawns. 1. Freshmen show their spirit and class support by assisting ot a car wash, one of the most popular fundraisers. 2. Sherri Pendleton accepts o dona- tion from Gina Ferraro for the Christmos Belle. 3. Kathy Liles sells a candy bar to John Schlax, in an effort to raise money for the freshman class. 184 We ' re the Kids of America

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Molino, Kelly Montemayor, Mono Montgomery, Jeffrey Moody, Lynette Moroles, Aleiondro Moroles, Anthony 186 We ' re the Kids of America