Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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early beginning pleted. The mid-term gradu- ates were allowed to attend all RHS activities including the Prom and Graduation in ' m leaving for Japan in April to model. I ' ll miss graduation and I ' ll have to have someone get my year- book signed for me. This is too big of an opportunity to miss, said Vicki Scar- brough. e Olson -Rohleder I Michelle Warriner takes notes on the lecture given by Mr. Brophy. These notes were uselul in the upcoming Government tests. 4. Midterm graduate Terri Quintana listens to a lecture while taking brief notes. There were twenty-nine mid-term grads. 5 .

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I Class of ' 86 i Olson, Shawn Olson, Teresa Pacheco, Renee Payne, Kari Peccerilli, Donna Lee Pena, Yvonne Pendleton, Sherri Perez, Moses Pierce, Camie Planck, Michael Plant, Melissa Pollard, Stephanie Popham, Bngette Powers, Tonya Preciado, Julia Prescott, Paulette Price, Tammy Prince, Tammi Prior, Simone Ramirez, Mona Ray, Anita Razo, Melissa Redmond, Kent Reed, Michael Renshaw, Michael Reyes, Michael Richardson, Tammie Richmond, Kim Riez, Rhonda Riggs, Joanne Rivera, Bernie Robarge, Edward Robinson, Marie Robles, Lorraine Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Maria Rodriquez, Teresa Rogers, David Rohleder, Christy 1 . Chuck demons watches the Oktober- lest activities with interest. This year was the first tor such events. 2. Gripping the tug-o- war rope, Bill Linsey, Monce Romero, Scott Sanders, and Miguel Viera try lor another Senior victory. Many students enjoyed the lunch-time activities during basketball home- coming. 94 Seniors

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I Class of ' 86 eel 1 . Kevin Ferguson cheers his class on at a pep rally. The senior class was known lor it ' s pranks during pep rallys. The top students of the class of ' 86 have higher GPA ' s than any other RHS graduating class. There were three valedictorians, all with 4.11 GPA ' s. Being accepted to U.C. Berkely, U.C.R., and Pomo- na College, valedictorian John Anderlik plans to study for a career in business or laser technology. Also valedictorian, Cathy Hill, ASB Vice President would like to attend one of the UC Colleges or Stanford University and study to be a psychiatric doctor. Yet another valedictorian, Kelly Larson plans to major either in business or biol- ogy. Larson is not sure what college she will attend. She has been involved in ASB, CSF, PAC, AFS, and the swim team. Salutatorian was Mary Travis. Mary had a 4.09 GPA. Mary has been active in Political Science, Troup- ers, CSF, and GATE. She plans to attend Cal State University Long Beach to study physical therapy. Kevin Ferguson was num- ber five with a 4.07 GPA. He plans to be a business- man attending USC, UCLA, or San Diego State. Planning to attend UC Ir- vine or UC San Diego to ma- jor in Biological Sciences, Penny Spiekerman wants to be an Opthalmologist. She had a 4.05 G.P.A. Ranking seventh in her class, Jennifer Huerta graduated with a 4.0 G.P.A. She plans to attend either UC Berkeley or UCLA to study psychology. Academic Decathlon team member Marie Robin- son, tied seventh with a 4.0 G.P.A. Marie plans to be- come a teacher, either at- tending UC Santa Cruz or Stanford University. Considering attending UC Davis to become a veter- ianarian, Lauretta Buser graduated with a 3.93 GPA. With a 3.93 GPA Wayne Liu plans to attend Cal Poly Pomona to major in me- chanical or electric engi- neering. 2. Michelle Sager eats lunch with her classmates in the quad. Picnicking in the quad was very un - common lor RHS students. 3. Top Ten Graduates. Front row: Mane Robinson, Mary Travis, Lisa Bommer (not in the top ten), Kelly Larson, Lauretta Buser. Back row: John Anderlik, Jenmler Huerta, Cathy Hill, Penny Spieker- man, Kevin Ferguson. Not pic- tured: Wayne Liu. |M