Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Shumway, Darryl Shupp, Bill Sica, Joe Sihaan, Cindy Silva, Georgina Simpson, Khandyse Siry, Monique Sites, Shelly Skinner, Susan Slife, Michelle Smethers, Scott Smith, Charles Smith, Gary Smith, Jeff Smith, JoanVia Smith, Randy Smith, Wendy Souza, Nancy Speldrick, Pat Spencer, Joe Spetter, Troy Spiekerman, Jill Srivery, James Springsteen, Dawn Stacey, Stephen Staples, Bethann Steffen, LaCresha ' 1 ina

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Salitre, luan Salitre, Veronica Salyards, Lynn Samaniego, Raul Sanchez, Brian Sanderson, Leland Sandoval, Martin Sanford, Mike Santella, Charlie Santos, Terry Sassen, Michelle Sattler, Tina Schexnayder, Bonnie Schmuch, Jennifer Sciortmo, Charles Scott, Brandi Sebastian, Pam Segarra, Alberto Seiber, Carla Sellars, Andreu Selleck, Cathy Selmek, limmie Senninger, Yevette Setina, Gary Severs, Trixie Shackelford, Terry Shaff, lames Shaffer, Angel Shaver, Larry Shernaman, David 269

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FRESHMEN As the boy looked out his window he saw a fascinating sight. There, up in the sky, was a comet. His face showed ex- citement as well as interest. He had never seen anything so beautiful. He looked at the comet. He wanted to learn more about it. In the Dark Ages, the comet was thought of as a sign of the devil. People thought that the tail end of the comet contained poisonous gases. They were terrified when they knew a comet was coming. When someone looked through a telescope, they saw that the comet had a head and a tail . The head of the comet is a cloud of glowing gases which are called the coma of the comet. The tail of the comet forms when gases are blown back by solar winds. The comet comes anywhere between every 75-80 years. No one is exactly sure when it comes, but scientists have come closer to naming the ex- act days in which it can be seen. I purchased a telescope to look at Halley ' s Comet because I love science. I want to learn about the comet, commented LaVonda Hall, a freshman. 1 . Dashing through the sky is Hal- ley ' s Comet. The comet caused great excitement since it comes so seldom. 2 . Edmond Halley observe the comet and studied it. He later named it alter himselt. 3. This is the path that Hal- ley ' s Comet will take. Maps like this were tound in many magazines throughout the year. ■v MM 1 jp% p P. i © T ( IN 1 rr f e 1 1 f) K. FOR HALLEY Stover, Gabriel Stulnaker, Lael Sturgill, Craig Sturgill, Shannon Sullivan, Michelle Sutton, Shanon Swanson, Steven Swanstrom. Stephanie Sweeney, John Swineford, Sylvester Switzer, Lisa Sybiak, David Szasz, Susan Tait, George Tankersley, Troy Tayasang, Dayna Taylor, Debbie Taylor, Kevin Taylor, Laurann Temple, Debbie Temple, John Teneyck, Chris Thomas, Carolyn Thomas, Mavisha I son, Chris Tin impson, Ruben Thurber, John Tiehen, Lisa Tinsley, Bobbie Jo Tiritilli, Michele 271