Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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o ur quest for success has been one of laugfiter and tears Long hours were contributed to the success of this book, and to over- come the difficulties of a new room and adviser. Our new adviser, Ms. Montolban, was always there smil- ing. Her cheerful aura and special personality seemed to moke the rough times much smoother Monti, you ' re one incredible lady, and I thank you for everything! The move to a new room brought with it many new hassles. Day after day, yearbook members earned their boxes and equipment from C-6 to 1-2, and back again after six hours of work A NEW look and special EX- TRAS required many additional hours of work. But we enfoyed our work and did it, all so you could enioy the memories we hove captured for you I have many thanks to give, since many people have contributed to the books completion, I know now that this book would never hove be- gun, let alone be finished, if it hadn ' t been for the time, love and care each individual contributed, Lisa — my successor. It may seem scory, but the enjoyment and fulfill- ment you receive is worth it all a bil- lion times over. So, Liso, what ' s wrong? Just think, 20 years from now, when we ' re both old, grey and famous, and we ' re out rocking in our rocking chairs, singing our theme song, I want muscles, we ' ll look back at this past year and laugh JOKE ' JOKE ' FUNNY ' FUNNY ' HA ' HA ' You, Lisa, with your famous Nun Dance roamed and blessed the halls of RHS in search of the sanity you had lost And, oh the times we stumbled upon the dreaded cush- man, or got side tracked while disas- sembling the new, nifty soap dis- penser, not to forget the wonderful afternoon at the Mission Inn Now that was fun! And whatever the problem or mi- nor crisis that arose, you always seemed to pull yourself and me through it all, thanks. I sometimes wonder how you survived, Good ole McCarthy ' s doss, personality copy, my pickin ' on you ' cause you were the littlest, my constant reminders that you needed a wart, HELP ' signs, 1983 graduation plans, shambled DONE and Completely DONE boxes, and most of all your sacred PILE! But you did it. Got film in your camera, Debbie? Are you sure? Positive ' Maybe you should check. What would I have done without you ' So you ' ve re- minded me so many times, I think we ' ve hod a lot of fun this year, I owe a lot to you. Thank you for teaching me how to print There will be many things I will remember about this year, namely, softball pictures, all the times you took me home, your shiny steering wheel, ond all the sto- nes about your family. Anyway, through it all, Debbie you were al- ways there to make things exciting ond, let ' s not forget, run us around. What would we have done without you ' I don ' t think I ' ll ever forget the night we stayed here printing until 8 00 am Not to mention getting locked in the school and having to be rescued But the most memorable times will be, all the times you rushed us down to the post office at 4;55 so we could mail our pages before they closed at 500, or all the times you carried the typewriter for us weak kids. (And you ' ve got muscles in your left arm to prove it!) I really do have to thank you. Gloria, where would the index be without you ' Everyday, all I saw you do was transfer names and num- bers You did a spectacular job. Maria, it seems that this year just didn ' t work out right for you and me I ' m really sorry about everything. But, I thank you for all the work you did on the color section layouts, and all the help you offered me and any- one else who needed it. You ' re an intelligent and hard-working sefiori- ta Remember, when you set your mind to something, only you can make it happen. Rhonda, you ' ve grown up and chonged much while you were in Pa- nama, and managed to stay sweet and cari ng. You ' ve got a lot behind you, make it work for you. Good luck with all your future dreams, cookie breath ' Lauretta, I ' ll never understand how you could whip out your poems and stories so quickly, but you did it, thanks. Lisa, can you see, now that you ' ve got your new contacts. I always won- dered why your pictures came out like they did, but they ' re much better now. Thanks for all your help. Julie. Hey Bobbie, how ' s it going? I ' ve got to thank you, not only for all the work you did, but all the help you gave Debbie with printing. You were always there after school, (some- times with donuts or jello,) and I ap- preciate the help and all the humor. Naomi, I never found out what happened to all those basketball pic- tures, but everything seemed to workout Thank you for all the times you helped when no one else would. Gina, you and your quotes, gig- gles, photo assignments, and gig- gles Live your life for you, and what you wont it to be Sherri, you iust lumped from one section to the next with such finesse ' You helped both Mary and Kelly a lot and I appreciate all of your care and dedication. Don ' t give Debbie too hard of a time. Cathy, one half of the Bobsy Twins. Thank you for all the times you stayed after school to help print and process, many of the pictures in this book would not be here without your help Thanks Pat, you always needed work to keep you going, and going you al- ways were. Keep the school blessed and Ethel Mermon alive You ' ve got spunk, run with your dreams and let no one stand in your way, Traci, my little Christian friend, Christ Is It ' The most refreshing way, to make the most of every day, and wherever you go, and whatever you do, IS Someone |ust waiting for me and you, Christ Is It ' Thanks Sun- shine, I ' ll never forget you Bonnie, you hung in there. Wheth- er it be by your wish or dedication, you can say you did it Thank you for all the work you did, and all the slack I gave. You ' re one tough chick, Kelly L. you are one amazing fish! You always managed to stay after and work, I never had to worry about your pages getting done, except for the horrible misfortunes you had with pictures What con I say, you did everything I could have expected and more Stick with it kid, you hove a chance for the top Kathy, I can ' t imagine how hard it was for you to constantly take or- ders from me and not blow up more often than you did. Thank you, Dana, stay off the street corners, dear, and you ' ll go far, |ust kidding. Thanks for all the help you ' ve given Debbie and everyone who needed it, Shawn, what made you moke the horrible mistake of coming back into this rat race ' I have much respect for you and hopefully a forever friendship. Thank you for all your pa- tience and encouragement, you helped me a lot Always remember Herbert Dixon. Sev, thank you for everything. You were one of the most dedicated members on staff. Everything is go- ing to look so cool, as you always remind me. Please tame down your luminous orange sweatshirt, you know, soon-to-be cheerleaders don ' t wear such things Anyway, this small book will be great because of you Thanks Tammy, I don ' t ever wont to count another mug again. Just kidding. Thanks for all your support and work, and especially your yellow eraser, Mory, you ' re one weird chick ' Thank you tor all your work and keeping me informed. The senior section looks great, but I don ' t want to have to read another piece of per- sonality copy ever, again. I would also like to thank my par- ents for opening their home one feeding us countless times. You sup- ported me a lot, even when I didn ' t do my housework. I ' d like to thank each and every parent that allowec their child to work the many times wcl stayed. Without your love and care,| this book would not be made possi-; ble I ' ll always cherish and remember my editor days here at Rubidoux, and be happier because of them, love you all, it — Chcri Liles Editor-in-Chief (HEIC) w. orking as the advisor of the 1982-83 Eyry Staff has been quite an unforgettable experience. I was fortunate and privileged to be associated with the most unique and creative staff Few students can be- gin to understand the tremendous effort and dedication that has been sacnficed towards the creation of this book. The time spent working on this edi- tion has undeniably given us all sev eral moments of extreme emotional stress and trauma Yet, your editor- in-Chief, Cheri Liles, with her unerr- ing formula of personal caring for and understanding of her fellow staff members, proved to be the one to unite and guide the crew through thick and thin. As for the rest of the staff, it is impossible to express in words how much appreciation and respect bered; your silly little |okes, your de lightful caricatures, your moment! of laughter, anger and fear. But |usf think, after going through more white out, ribbons, and multicolorec pens than we core to talk about, wt have finally survived ond managec to complete the last pages of thi: esteemed creation To the staff and odministratior who have shared your students, one given your support, to our support- ive parents who hove entrusted youi daughters and sons to the yearbook fold, and who have offered a helping hand in the form of financial support and food for us starving souls, the Eyry Staff says many, many thanks We also appreciate and commenc the financial support from our com munity businesses. And last, but not least, many thanks go to the students of Rubi doux High, headed by the ASB, foi without you, this book would not b€ possible or necessary. This book i; dedicated to each and everyone ol you -k — Ms. Montalbon Adviser 9

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