Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Moments after the bell to end sixth period, cars and trucks edge their way out ol the student lot. Yellow jackets protected the vehicles through- out the day. Joey Arredondo relaxes in the back ola friends truck on the way out ol school. Students car pooled in order to avoid riding the bus. 22 c„

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Gathering her dress that was loosely draped over the edge over the car, Joanne Eddy stepped down. Her fa- ther then took her arm and escorted her onto the foot- ball field. Banners with the various princesses ' names bobbed up and down waiting for the arrivals. Eddy saw her sign and guickly made her way to her proper position. The boisterous crowd awaited the final outcome. The gueen candidates stood looking at one another. Troy Adams approached the mi- crophone and the crowd grew silent. Ladies and gentlemen, the 1985 86 Football Homecoming Queen is Joanne Eddy! The crowd jumped to its feet with excitement as they gave the new gueen and her princesses a round of applause. Joanne Eddy had her hands full during her four years at Rubidoux. She was on the Drill Team for three years, becoming co-captain her junior year, and in her senior year became a mem- ber of Poms. Eddy felt RHS ' s spirit and involvement was its best aspect. Eddy plans to attend a school of Cosme- tology and become a profes- sional Cosmetologist. She advised students to com- plete high school and to get a diploma which would help them in future years. She felt, You should never give up your dreams, and you should always think positive- ly. Eddy ' s court contained five other seniors . . . Lisa Bommer would like to study business manage- Queen Reigns Over g Tropical Fantasy REIGNS ment at Cal State Fullerton. Class council, the GATE program, Christmas Belle, and UCR Partnership Pro- gram were all on Bommer ' s agenda during her four years at RHS. Loretta Buser has partici- pated in JV Soccer, German Club, GATE and CSF. She would like to go to college and become a veterinarian. Lisa Fillmore has plans to go to college and become a lab technician. She took part in Freshmen Cheerleading, JV Cheerleading, Varsity Cheerleading and PAC. Bunny Moreno was very involved with AFS, PAC, CSF, Prom Committee, Class Council, Drama Club, French Club, Varsity Soft- ball, Spirit Club, and with taking wrestling stats. She would like to continue her learning experiences at UCLA and major in medi- cine, specializing in Pediat- rics and Cardiology. Kelly Mulligan would like to pursue a career in law after attending Long Beach State. Besides being a bas- ketball homecoming prin- cess, Drill Team Captain and ASB representative, she was also involved in PAC and Spirit Club. She has also been nominated for Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents . Speaking with sincerity Homecoming Queen Joanne Eddy summed up her feelings. I just don ' t know what to say ... I was so surprised!! I know that I ' ll al- ways remember this night. ft A ® k

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Trendy Transport Janette Holloway gets out of the car alter her ride down to the mini-market. Many students who owned cars gathered their tnends together to eat oil campus. Popular lunchtime havens were Stop ' N ' Go, Touch of Italy and Bakers. Haven ' t you ever dreamt of the per- fect car, the perfect upholstery, and the perfect price? Only a select few, those who were at least 16, encouraged this dream, and only the lucky created reali- ty out of it. When a new car was purchased, there were many joys and hardships. Some hardships included insurance payments, repairs, and affording gaso- line. I like my car because I can go anywhere. But I don ' t like paying for the gas, especially when the gas prices keep rising, stated car owner Ca- meron Wood, a junior. Once the students got over the bar- riers of busted brakes and gas bills, they had a chance to focus on fixing up their cars. Troy Adams, a senior, felt appear- ances were a key element to a car. My car is my only means of transportation and I go everywhere so my car should look decent. Appearances were not the only things students looked for when buying a car. Purring motors and stick shifts that slid easily into gear were carefully examined before the deal of buying the car was finalized. Is this hot pink bug too pink lor you ? Obvious- ly it wasn ' t too pink tor owner Christy Rohleder, a senior. Coming back from lunch, Bobby Heck bnelly chats with a friend belore going to class. The stu- dent parking lot was a popular hang-out during breaks. Cars 23