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The bell rang and it was time for lunch. The Freshman walked to the lunch area. She and her friends looked around and decid- ed they would go to another part of the school. As they walked past the lunch area into the quad they noticed that many of the students were eating there. The new stu- dents went over and asked one of the yellow jackets if they were al- lowed to eat in the quad. The yel- low jacket said that they were. The Freshman were amazed that they were allowed to wander around campus. In junior high school stu- dents were restricted, they had to stay in a special area to eat lunch. This was just one example of the ways in which Rubidoux offered its ' students more freedom than the junior highs had. In Junior high they treated us as though we were too young to do anything ourselves, but in high school they treat us as young adults, com- mented Can Wood, a freshman. Other privileges included be- ing able to go off campus during lunch. Students were allowed to walk down to the nearest mini- market, or drive downtown to Taco-Bell or Baker ' s. My brother and I go out to lunch a lot. I really enjoy being able to go off campus during lunch. It ' s a privilege that I had never experienced. stated Rachael Weese. fi 1 . Mark Lozano enjoys the freedom he is allowed m the classroom. In many ol the classrooms Ireshmen experienced a lot less restrictions. 2. Walking to a mini- market. Dorthy Green likes the privilege ol being able to go oii campus. Freshmen were glad they were treated like young adults. 3. Shawn Bently talks with Iriends during lunch. RHS students were allowed to eat anywhere on campus which had not been a privilege at the Junior high. Westgate, Brian Wilkerson, Tracey Willcut, Jennifer Willey, John Williams, Adrian Williams, Angelo Williams, Kicheko Williams, Ole Willis, Maddie Wilson, Bill Wilson, Christine Wilson, Glen Wilson, John Wilson, Tom Winney, William Wilkowsky, Elizabeth Wollmg, Donna Wood, Caroline Wood, Richard Woods, George Woods, Tonya Wright, Dewayne Wright, Jason Yandell, Scott Yarnell, Sherrie Ybarra, Naida Yelinek, Tiffany Young, Craig Young, Scott Young, Tmisha Youngwirth, Tom Zavala, Mike Zellmer, Jeff Zongker, Elizabeth Zuray, Tonia 273
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