Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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H- JUNIORS L!) A roar of music was heard echoing throughout the campus. Confused faces looked around. Where is that coming from? stu- dents asked. (Radios aren ' t al- lowed on campus.) It was from the Oktoberfest! One of the many Oktoberfest activities was having a D.J. during lunch. Conversation during school was not just about jobs or home- work but music, music, and more music. So the EYRY staff decided to take a poll to see just what radio station, popular group, and male, and female singers students fa- vored. Popular Radio stations: KROQ, KIIS, KKHR, KJLH, KMET, KLOS, KSBC, KDAY, KBIG. Popular Groups: Ready For The World, Tears For Fears, De- peche Mode, Oingo Boingo, Five Star, Go West, Duran Duran, A- Ha, Lisa Lisa, Wham, Arcadia, Scriti Politi, Dire Straits. Popular Female Artists: Madon- na, Whitney Housten, Sheila E., Pat Benatar, Sheena Easton, Van- ity, Aretha Franklin, Tina Marie, Lisa Lisa, Cyndi Lauper. Popular Male Artists: George Michael, Prince, Howard lones, Paul Young, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Idol, Lionel Richie, Bryan Adams, Adam Ant, Phil Collins, Eddie Murphy 1 . Shawn Mulligan shows the distinct design ota punk tee-shirt. Punk had a lot ol Rubidoux tans. 2. Showing off her New Edition concert tee-shirt is Sophomore Lisa Cooley. Concert tee-shirts were a popular way to express your taste in music. 3. On Friday November 1 5th many students rushed toward the quad to watch a heavy Metal band. Sean Kellogg, Amada Mor- gan, and Paul Wyatt all enjoyed Heavy Metal music. 7.V NTO THE MUSIC Monninger, Lore Monroy, Jerry Moore, Steve Morse, Kym Mow, Boyle Mross, Quenette Muniz, Alice Murphy, Denaie Natoh, Sherry Neminske, Rhonda Newberry, Robin Newhauser, Kim Nichols, David Nilson, Julene Nixon, Wendy Noble, Jodie Northrup, Chris Nowak, Jeff Nunez, David Nunez, Susannah Nutt, Greg Nutall, Shannon O ' berry, Marie Oceguera, Gustavo Ojeda, Awilda Olmos, Letly Omerbegovie, Michael Ormonde, S ar Ortega, Maura Ortiz, Barbara Juniors 21S

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214 Lucero, Robert Lyman, Jason Macias, Johnny Malafa, Chris Mancinas, Ray Mangiapelo, Tony Manzano, Frank Martin, Sean Martinez, Bernardino Martinez, Eddie Martinez, Maria Matthews, Andrea McAllise, Eric McClain, Chnsta McCoy, Mike McGee, Sherry McGrath, Colleen McKinney, Janeen McMichael, Heath McMichael, Tammy Medina, Amy Medina, Lydia Megard, Alan Meier, Jason Mendoza, Mike Mendoza, Sheila Mercer, Cami Merha, Alan Merten, Vonni Meservy, Richard Mettinger, Joe Mickey, Calvin Miller, Cheryl Miller, Travis Mills, John Miranda, Dana Mireles, John Mittman. Eric Moncriet, Jeff Moller, Greg Juniors

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KEEPS 216 Ortiz, Maria Padro, Harry Paluzzi, Kimberly Pasowicz, Corey Parry, Bobby Partida, Phil Pennington, Shane Peralta, Carmen Perez, Mynerva Petersen, Chuck Petrie, Steve Pittman, Lisa The week of Halloween hit Ru- bidoux with spirited activities and colorful costumes ranging from traditional witch and devil outfits to the unigue plastic Barbie doll and the mysterious Elvira, Mis- tress of the dark. Students and staff participated in the many Halloween festivities with enthusiasm. Dressed as a witch, Karen Bell, an English teacher, expressed her feelings about the activities. Halloween only happens once a year and this is my day, she said. Many students preferred not to dress-up, while others just did not have enough time. Yet, some teachers showed their Halloween enthusiasm by exhibiting their creative attire. Other events during the day in- cluded a tug-of-war and a relay race that were part of the home- coming celebration. During these events, the Seniors and Juniors struggled to keep ahead of one another in order to clinch the spir- it stick. The Sophomores and Freshmen were close behind in the fight for the stick. I thought Halloween went really well and I think the students enjoyed dress- ing up, explained sophomore Debbie Bryan, e 1 . Struggling to get ahead ol her oppo- nent, Renee Deveso tries to keep her bal- ance racing in one ol the lunch-time activi- ties. Deveso was a member ol the Senior class Council. 2. Showing their Senior spirit, SevMontoya and Vicki Scarbrough wear checkered togas. The Seniors clinched the spirit stick by one point. 3. Dressed in a dark cloak, Velica Flint waits outside the Drama stage with other drama students. Flint perlormed major roles in RHS plays. 4. Simon Umschied cheers on lellow Junior class members as a race ends at a close tinish. The luniors came m second, behind the Seniors, lor the spirit stick.