Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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The Seniors won because of a pre-game plan. They brought pots, pans, horns and anything else that could make the slight- est amount of noise. I ' m glad the seniors won, it is their last year and they should have something to remember. stat- ed Theresa Guerero. That is what people exper- ienced at one of the many pep rallies held during the football season. Students came to the pep rallies to see many differ- ent activities and to yell until their throats would ache with pain. During the class compe- titions, to see who could yell the loudest, I would always get chills up and down my back, expressed Nenea Rutherford. Present at pep rallies were; cheerleaders, drill and flag members, majorettes, the band, and of course students. As in previous years, the first pep rally was to determine the winner of the spirit stick, and to initiate the freshman class president. This year was no dif- ferent as Jeff Huerta was given a mask in toothpaste all over his face, while students enjoyed every minute of it. 1 . Students stand toshow their spirit as a Rubidoux football player makes a touchdown. At Friday night games, many students packed themselves into the bleachers. 2. Rooting for the Sophomore side, Shatawn Page and Leshawn King laugh at the games and races being performed in the middle of the gym. Pep rallies were well attended throughout the year. 3 . At a pep rally, Faith Hurst watches the pep squad per- form their perfected routines. The pep squads usually lead the huge student body m cheering. SPIRIT Maas. Steve Macias, Liz Mack, Denisha MacMulhn, Jeff Madrid, Robert Madrigal, Beth Maldonado, Eslia Mallory, Brenda Manar, David Mancinas, Richard Mangiapelo, Mark Mansour, George Maroosis, James Marguecho, Jeanna Marroguin, Gabriel Marshall, Eric Martel, Robert Martin, Jefl Martinez, Armando Martinez, Hondo Martinez, Javier Martinez, Juanite Martinez, Sophia Martinson, Tonya Mattert, Debbie Matthews, Mandy Maunder, Tricia Mayotte, Melissa Mays, Pncilla McGehee, Kirk 235

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T ■ BIG NIGHT 236 McGrath, Steve McGrath, Thomas McGuire, Bonnie McGuire, Francis McGuire, Ryan McGuirk, Eileen McGurn, Tina McKinney, Candy McKinney, Kevin McKinney, Ronald McLean, Sharlet McNeil, Mekael McPhee, Roberta McSheehy, Tamara Meade, Raemie Mekic, Wendi Mendez, Luis Mendonsa, Kenneth Mendoza, Jesse Metcalfe, Keith Meyer, Cheryl Milburn, Shannon Miller, Laura Miller, Lisa Miller, Stefan Miranda, Gerad Mireles, David Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Tisa Modde, Chris SOPHOMORES Silhouetted pictures, stream- ers, and balloons hung on the gym walls. As parents and teachers entered the decorat- ed room they were greeted by ASB and PAC members. The band continued to play as par- ents were escorted to their seats. Back to school night ' 85 was a big success. It turned out great! I ' m very proud of our students, staff, and parents for showing up and supporting our school, stated principal Doug Huckaby. Back to school night gave parents the chance to become involved in their child ' s educa- tion. Parents got to meet with teachers and see the kind of environment that their child worked in everyday. Many programs had been planned for the evening with the parents, including routine by the Dance Team, Dri Team, Madrigals, and all of the Pep Squads. According to the staff, and the parents, the night was a big success, a 1 . Parent Teacher Student Associ- ation President, Penny Newman, con- gratulates principal, Doug Huckaby lor a great job and thanks PAC members, Scott Corrales and Kelly Larson tor their participation in the evenings ' events. PAC members escorted par- ents to their seats, passed out pro- grams, and gave flowers to ladies. 2. Speaking in front of a packed gym of parents and teachers, ASB presi- dent. Troy Adams, introduces each new performance. Performances in- cluded the band, dance team, pep sguads, and drill team and flags. 3. Tammy Uluf anua cuts out silhou- etted pictures, that will later be hung on the side of the gym. This was the first year the PAC and ASB members deco- rated the gym for Back-to-School Night.