Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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I Class of ' 86 Even with the many deci- sions that seniors had to make, the senior class still found time for triumphs, time to enjoy their last year of high school to the fullest. A job well done to the class of 1986, stated Kathy Liles, Senior Class Presi- dent. The Senior class showed their hard work and deter- mination during this, their last year, despite the fact that in the past so many had seemed to quit, or just not care. The last year was the hardest for seniors to come out and help with activities. We proved the statistics wrong when we still had the spirit and strength to pull to- gether, said Tracy Dean. ime for triumphs The last year has been a struggle for most of us. With all of the many decisions that we ' ve had to make about college and life, admitted Vicki Scarbrough. After high school failures and triumphs, the seniors now had to enter into a new phase of life, with new hopes and expectations. Life as adults would lead to new and challenging responsi- bilities. As seen in the past, these seniors had the ability to solve any problem that stood in their way. I feel this senior class has a lot of po- tential, and I know we will use that potential to the ful- lest, stated Chris Boyer. 3. Ernest Cameron watches a night time varsity Football game, m hopes that RHS wins. The Seniors won the spirit stick at the lootball Homecoming game, by pre-game planning. 4. During homecom- ing week. Kathie Liles watches as the Seniors try to gam points in the lunch time activities. 5. Kammy Walker and Chris North- rup await the outcome oi a home football game. Many students cheered on RHS ' s football team during its season.

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Bravo-Collins I in touch I ' m really excited about starting a real life. It sounds scary but exciting, stated senior Kelly Young. Many seniors exper- ienced this same type of feeling during their last year. After four years of the same routine in the same en- vironment, many seniors got attached to people and it was hard to leave. For many seniors the transition from high school to college was a confusing one. Having friends made it harder to break those ties. ' Keep in touch ' was spoken, however those words were hard to obey. I just don ' t want to lose touch with my friends. It seems that after graduation, everybody goes in different directions — it ' s sad but true, Stated Henry Not all felt sad and regret- ful, some couldn ' t wait to get out into the real world, or to go to college and exper- ience a new lifestyle. I ' ll be glad to get out into the world. I can ' t wait to get out of high school, I ' m ready for college, said Cesar Min- jarez. e 4. Rene Olivarria watches (he seniors take the lead in a lunchtime activity. Olivarria sent college ap- plications to various colleges throughout Cahlorma. 5. Listen- ing to one of his teachers talk about responsibilities, John Lewis tries to decide which college he would like to attend. Many students had to choose which colleges they wanted to apply to. 3. Danielle Sprik takes notes on how to fill out college applications. Many colleges also wanted Senior SAT scores when the applica- tion was turned in. , 181

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0HRHSf Conley-Fife I elly Mulligan shows her spirit while cheerim i in the bleachers at a weekly lootball game. Mulligan was the Captain of the Drill team. 2. Helping a customer, Greg Rowe dishes out some Nachosat the first Ocioberlest. Rowe was a member ol the Varsity Basketball team. Conley, Ardith Contreras, Martin Corrales, Scott Cortez, Lupe Cotten, John Cotton, Patricia Crain, Kwan Crump, Karen Cubello, Celeste Cunningham, Darlene Curtis, Gary D Alessandro, Frank Dahlberg, Ingemar Dean, Clifford Dean, Tracy Deckert, Deanna Deewaard, Linda Delgado, lulie Dewees, Julie Dennis, Stephanie Devore, Stephanie Dingman, Carl Dominguez, Chris Dunagan, Jennifer Durham, Yvonne Eddy, Joanne Edwards, Michelle Edwards, Tracy Ellis, Melissa Ennguez, Delia Escajeda, Jacqueline Evans, Diana Evans, Richard Everhart, Greg Farms, DeAnn Favors, Jarrod Ferguson, Kevin Ferraro, Gina Fierro, Danny Fife, Ladell rth- Seniors 183