Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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• . y 00m T ' v - f 5mpleted tne pIctur oT itt lMt i O ' tCC ' a proficient school environment . . Administration And Acadennics: We Make The Leaders

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Huckaby, Doug Principal Archbold, Lou Ann Assistant Principal Moore, Rex Assistant Principal Needham, Ron Assistant Principal Labor Brings Forth Fruit, t :00 — On his way to the first meet- ing of the day, Mr. Huckaby pots his secretary benevolently on the head. He enters his office and begins his first con- ference of the day. The discussion goes well, and he proceeds through o string of meetings with equal skill and enthusi- asm. 9:00 — Mr. Huckaby strolls to the Fal- con Room to meet with the Principal ' s Advisory Council. He has established a relaxed relationship with the PAC mem- bers, and is greeted cheerily. 10:00 — After three hours of meetings, he enjoys a deserved coffee break. Upon entering his office, he notices his secretary, Ms. Kretz, searching the depths of his desk for the carmels he has successfully hidden, and laughs. 1:15 — After a morning of meetings and lunch at the Rotary Club, Mr. Huck- aby prepares for another meeting. Since his arrival as principal in 1981, he has been credited as a ma|or factor in the rise of the educational standards and school pride. 2:40 — As the bell rings dismissing stu- dents, Mr. Huckaby ' s day is not yet fin- ished. His administrative duties keep him at school for several more hours, completing the day with school sporting or social events. There is, says Mr. Huckaby, never a shortage of things to do. • 1. Mr. Drury turns ond smiles at an entering parent. 2. Awaiting his order, Mr. Moore chats with fellow co-workers. 3. School Board members: Front row: Edward Hawkins, Bill Heck, Verne Lauritien. Back row: Ken Norton, Marge Steinbrinck, and John Chavez. 248 We ' re the Kids of America