Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Action Packed Tear From spring ith a precise hand stroke, the bright blue words ' sup- port your ASB ' were writ- ten on the infamous yellow paper known to belong to our student council. Those people lucky enough to gain a position on ASB, spent a good deal of their time making posters to advertise events and activities, because ASB, ad- vised by Mrs. AnnMarie Weaver, had an important job: to keep 3200 students interested in their school. Our goal is to involve more RHS students in school activities than ever before, stated Weaver. Ang ' e K,m Behind, T.na y varria. » aCB 34 ball Homecoming was an inspiration for everyone ' s spirit. Besides promoting school pride through the publicity and promotion of special events, the officers served many important functions. In command of $60,000 the Secretariat organized a budget and created a calendar of school events at their annual spring re- treat. Demonstrating their active in- volvement in our community, ASB again co-sponsored the Steve Yeager Celebrity Golf Classic. We had more spirit centered activi- ties to make this year fun and exciting, concluded Joe Goree. ff ASB

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Kelly Larson and Gina Ferraro make a sign to advertise an ASB sponsored event. They were both active m all ASB activities. Participating during Homecoming week is Renee Olivarria. She was a part of the ' 86 class. During lunch, Alice Muniz sells tickets Irom the ASB window. Many members devoted their time during lunch and brunch. Taking a break from lunch activities, is Jeff Huerta, Troy Adams, Kelly Young, and DeChon Burns. ASB had many activities planned through- out the year. ASB 35