Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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1. Getting ready to tee off, Sean Cherry trates on his swing. 2. Golf Team: Front row; Tim Ledebur, Joe Salozar, Bob Scarbrough, John Wil- mousky, Greg Rowe, Mike Henry and Andy Heinz. Back row: Tony Cherry, Charlie Cox, Eric Graff, Sean Cherry, Greg Shueger, Mike Huber, Phillip Himes, Dale Spies, and Coach Hickey. 3. Tony Cherry concentrates on an important putt. 4. Hop- ing to reach the green, Charlie Cox swings for a successful drive. 5. In full concentrotion, Eric Graff prepares to tee off.

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Precision Only Acquired D. ear Jamie, Remember when you used to wonder how your dad could possibly sit in front of a 19 TV and store at men in plaid pants hit a microscopic ball down a fair- way? And remember how your slightly demented uncle use to traverse the roll- ing hills of the golf course every Sunday afternoon? Personally, I ' ve never found golf to be one of the most exciting sports. I mean, what ' s the joy in whacking up a - beautifully manicured green? Well, last Wednesday, seeing that my best friend was at drama rehearsal, my sister was engrossed in General Hospi- tal, and my mom was entangled in her knitting, I decided to accompany my brother (much to his utter disgust) to the golf course. I guess he had some friends on the golf team or something because he started talking to them about the game. . . . the key to golf ... I was really impressed with the way Sean Cherry, Charlie Cox, Eric Graff, Jason Tackett, and Dale Spies played. They ' re really awesome. They competed in the Sunbelt-Ivy League and did just great. You know, I never realized how much time and practice it takes to hit a little ball down the field. Can you believe they practice for two to three hours a day, five days a week? That ' s quite a bit. And, on top of that, . i they have to drive all the way to Indian Hills every day. That ' s what you call dedication. I heard Sean Cherry say that the key to golf is a good temper. He also said that there must be a lot of teamwork and togetherness. I will have to admit, I was really im- pressed. I guess golf isn ' t as boring as I thought it was. Well, I ' ve got to go. See ya. Kelly 222 We ' re the Kids of America

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224 We ' re the Kids of America Jim Lowery smashes the ball into the outfield in game against Arlington. 2. After a bunt, Elias Rivero dashes to first bose. 3. Poised and prepared for immediate action, jim Crawford stands reody for a hit. 4. Winding up, David Lidell prepares for o perfect pitch to baffle a Hemet player. 5. Vorsity Baseball: Front Row: Elias Rivero, Mike Chavez, Robbie Ranier, Dale Olive, Roy Bettancur, Roy Fierro, Tyo Aguirre, and Steve Shultze. Back Row: Coach Pheiffer, Jim Lowery, Tracy Butts, John Smith, David Liddell, Bob Heidi, Billy Aguirre, Jim Crawford, and Coach Rose.