Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Putting all his power into his return is Simon Umscheid. Umscheid was a junior. Hitting the ball tor a win is Tim Miller. Miller was also an Assistant Editor for Talon. Returning a serve is lack Flood. This was his second year on tennis. 134 Miller can ' t be matched •T ' im Miller, a senior, has been playing tennis for 3 years. He also was Junior Editor on the Talon during his junior year, and Editor- in-chief his senior year. He lettered in tennis his sopho- more year. Our coaches are behind the team 100% and they Tim Miller take the time to help us. stated Miller. Tennis may look like an easy sport to learn but it takes a lot of time and hard work to learn the best shots and angles, concluded Miller, who feels good about his team, and will miss them next year. Boys ' Tennis

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A% sp cOf Does more than swim ht started swimming nine years ago and I ' ve en- joyed it ever since, stated Kelly Larson, a senior on the swim team. In addition to being on the RHS swim team all four years (two of those years team captain), Larson also swims for the Riverside Kelly Larson Aguatics Association and is a CIF gualifier. She feels the team is very supportive of one another. Larson lettered her freshman year, received Most Valuable Player three years, is also involved in ASB, and is on the honor roll. Larson also enjoys rac- guetball, tennis, and skiing. Swimming towards the fin- ish line is Sammy Kendall. Ken- dall was one ol the RAA swim- mers. Warming up belore a race are Renee Dusseau and DeeAnn Barnicoat. Stretching was one ol the many ways swimmers re- leased their pre-race tensions. Girls ' Swimming. Front row: Lome Monninger, Diana Cnswell, Renee Olivarria, Julie Deweese, Renee Dusseau, Val- erie Downs, Gleen Kay, Kelly Young. Row 2: Rhonda Rice, Lorraine Robles, Jimmy Bostick, Sandy Dallsandro, April Ad- ams, Sammy Kendall, Jodi Hathaway, Shari Spotswood, Kim Gibbs. Back row: Coach Will Murray. Christina Wilson, Penny Field, Carrie Pena, Tammy Bentley, Carrie Ferraro, Amy Downs, DeeAnn Barm- coat, Coach Nate Hass. m - J Girls ' Swimming 133

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IForr XiniiKS L s w The coach is really a great guy. He may get a little tem- pered sometimes but it ' s for the good of the team. If it wasn ' t for his help, I would not be able to play like I do now. The stron- gest point of the team is our atti- tudes. Last year it was not that good but this year our attitudes are at its peak. It really doesn ' t matter if we win or lose, but it ' s how you take it. John Kim — junior varsity. The team is very young and is doing well. They have strong potential, and they work hard, which is a great virtue. They ' re very flexible and easy to work with, which is a dream for a coach. Whether you win or lose, the kids are willing to ac- Imi cept each other. We win or lose as a team, we stick together through everything. Tim Jones — Coach. I like the way we play. We have a good, strong team with lots of potential. We are getting somewhere. Everybody acts as one, and we stick together. Ja- son Denham — junior varsity. I really enjoy the team be- cause they are a great bunch of guys who are determined to win. The tennis team works to- gether as one, and does very well. We should excel in our matches as well. Simon Ums- cheid — Varsity Preparing for the match to start is Jack Flood. Flood was also a member oi the Poly sci- ence club. Going to shake hands altera match is John Bombard. Shak- ing hands is traditional to show good sportsmanship. Boys ' Tennis. Front row: Si- mon Umscheid, Mike Delehant. Miguel Condit, Ryan Rentlro. Gerad Miranda, Tony Cordova, Eric Burn, and Jell Detchon Back row: John Kim, Mark Eza kovich. Jack Flood, Frank Rog- ers, Tim Miller, John Bombard, Scott Everhart, Tim George, Steve Moore, Jason Denham, Coach Drapiza. Boys ' Tennis 135