Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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I Class of ' 86 end the very 4. Shenna Gallington shows oil her balloons she received on her birthday. Sending balloons and Bowers at school be- came a popular trend. Green, April Gregory, Burl Gritfin, Ladonna Grisham, Rowena Gultron, Ana Haack, William For Me?! was the reac- tion oi many who received balloons and or flowers at school. This had become a very popular gift for birth- days or just to show how much you cared about that certain someone. I think it ' s really neat love seeing the persons face when they realize it ' s for them, commented Julie Dewees. Almost all of these ' surprises ' were purchased at Jurupa Florist. The prices of the balloons ranged from 50$ for plain balloons to $3.00 for specialty balloons. They did not charge for de- livery. RHS students could order balloons in advance, or just walk in pick them out and take them away. £ 5. Kelly Mulligan smiles with her balloons. Kelly ' s boylnend sent her balloons on her birthday. 6. Kelly Hemminger and Danny McVeigh hang-out during brunch. Many guys sent their girl- triends llowers or balloons. 7. Christy Harrington looks for her triend who sent her balloons. Along with balloons, stulled ani- mals were often attached to either flowers or balloons. Haley, Sheryl Hames, Kelly Hamm, Robin Hansen, Kim Hanson, Frank Harris, Laurie Hascall, Sheila Hellow, Tammy Hendnckson, Roger Hernandez, Charles Hernandez, Gualalupe Hernandez, Salvador 186 Seniors

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Filkins-Grace I ■i •- etting an edge Work! Work 1 Work! Work! Whistle while you work! Work experience was designed to give students credit while they worked a part time job. It ' s a fun way to get credits, while I ' m mak- ing bucks, said Yvonne Durham. Larry Jansen and Char- lotte Kennedy were work experience instructors who helped students get work permits, fill out applications, and understand the pro- gram and job market. The program offered credit for a learning exper- ience off campus in a ' com- munity classroom ' enabling students to gain a greater variety of learning. Also, it helped prepare students for full time jobs and adult re- sponsibilities. Having a job has prepared me for adult- hood, said Darren Proulx. In order to participate in Work Experience you had to be at least sixteen years of age, employed, and have a current work permit. If you were under eighteen years old, you had to turn in a weekly report (time cards) every Tuesday. For every two hours a stu- dent worked, he received 0.5 credits. They could earn a maximum of ten credits each semester. Students grades depend- ed upon several things: the employers evaluations of his job; an evaluation done by the work experience coor- dinator when he visited the job site; the students individ- ual effort; meetings in which vocational educational ob- jectives were set; assign- ments completed; and com- pleting fifteen hours of relat- ed instruction during each semester. 2. On her way to work, Yvonne Durham leaves from the RHS park- ing lot. Yvonne was involved in work experience. 3. John Rojo gets information in the Career Center about jobs. Helping students tind jobs was a major {unction ol the Career Cen- ter. 4. During a discussion about the nation ' s economy, Jose Lopez listens carefully. A govern- ment class was required lor seniors to graduate. Seniors 185

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happv birthday SHENNA Green- Johnson 1. Listening to class instructions, Maria Oceguera focuses her attention on the teacher. Maria was in government which was a senior requirement. 2. Scott Corrales listens to other student ' s views in a PAC meeting. Scott sent his girlfriend balloons lor her birthday. 3 . For her birth- day, Shenna Gatlington receives her new car at school with balloons attached. I Hernn, Jacqueline Herrin, Joseph Hill, Cathline Hinzer, Mark Holden, James Holliday, Becky Holhnger, Kandi Hoopingamer, Phyllis Hryc, Trish Ann Hudson, Kami Huerta, Jennifer Impola, Scott James, Charlotte James, Curtis Jennings, Chris Johnson, Debra Johnson, Mark Johnson, Marsha Johnson, Michael Johnson, Robin 187