Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Corinta Gomez listens intently to instructions on a new routine. This was her second year on Drill. RHS FLAG TEAM Front Row: Tammy Lane, Rosanne Lopez, San- die Cassel, Becky Adkins. Row 2: April Bravo, Adrienne Domasin, Angela Liest, Jodi Eddy, An- gle Adkins, Shelly Johnson, Kim Renshaw, Jenny Cunningham, Tina Wilborn, Kelly Warr. Back Row: Debbie Lmdgren, Penny Field, Jennifer Lewis, Alison Poole, Paulette Prescott, Charlotte James, Tammy Riggs, Jodi Collins, Tonya Benas, Tan a Williams. DRILL TEAM Front Row: Connta Gomez, Michelle White, Kelly Mulligan, Nancy Mann, Janel Schiessel. Row 2: Lee Puente, Julieta Urrutia, Tammy McMicheal. Tara Mingay, Jennifer Gromus, Isa Gauna, Kelly Grogan, Shannon Crawford, Gma Ragusa, Gma Gaoutte, Dana Lang. Row 3: Rose Beyer, Chris Blough, Shelle Rayburn, Roxanne Oyler, Debbie Demello, Michelle Lerma, Leanne Hottman, Roxanne Jurgensen, Mishelle Payan, Monica Cobos, Brandi Scott, Christine Lee, Den- ese Spies, Patty Miller, Back Row: Kith Chun- gyampin, Julie Montoya, Kristine Sanchez, Tricia Johnson, Alicia Pilchar, Traci Daniel, Wendi Me- kic, Stacie Long, Tami Enderle, Carrie Pederson, Nici Beason, Heidi Emmenegger, Michelle Hob- bick, Lmetta Besette, Lara Chiodo, Jennifer Wright, Ernetta Bagby, Don Barnett, Ashley Sum- mers. Drill Team Tall Flags

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II In £ 5 » n IS) O Qj -o 3 L C ,U 9 C U a; ' t: V Q. o . J U ui £ Out on the football field a multitude of colorful flags swayed in the wind. On the other side were lines of girls marching in military steps to the beat of Oingo Boingo. A cool breeze blew through their hair, as a threatening voice rang out, It may be cold, but I still want to see a smile on your faces. The Drill and Flag teams were an important part of keeping up school morale. They were supposed to set the standards for everyone and promote school spirit. It took a lot of time and effort, but I think we did a good job in keeping the spirit up all year round, said enthusiastic Julieta Urrutia, a first year member on Drill. Not many problems erupted during the year. With the many after school activities and nightly practices, keeping up with homework could have become a problem as Penny Field, a Flag member explains, Homework is real hard to keep up with when we practice real late. Even with two new captains Kelly Mulligan, Drill; and Rosanne Lopez, Flag; the teams stuck together as one. The teams really came together when there was a problem. I was proud to represent the Flag team, commented Rosanne Lopez. C Practicing after school, the Drill Team works on a complicat- ed routine. Drill was important to keep up school morale. Sandy Cassel, and Rosanne Lopez practice before a game. Being a sophomore, Lopez was captain and Cassel served as co- captam.

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V FOR VICTORY Eh ith a final leap of victo- ry, the girl slid down into the splits. A magnificent smile spread across her face as the coor- dinator nodded for her to walk off the field. Sparks flew through her mind, Did I, Could it mean that I . . . made the team? Well, for those lucky few to be on Varsity cheer their dream finally came true. What makes cheer so memorable for me is the friendships that I made throughout the year, said Mi- chelle Marchal, a senior. A lot of dedication was needed to be a member of the Varsity Sguad. Friday nights were spent cheering at games to encourage school spirit. Lisa Fillmore explains, I love rooting for my team. Especially when they ' re battling to win prac tic s V fSolni 3 ht - e ekt°P e v.. ' ' ■ ' rleader m° vert 1 ' ents- 50 Activities and Organizations on a sguad isn ' t all fun and games. A lot of time and hard work was spent prac- ticing. Colleen McGrath puts in her viewpoint. You have to make cheer one of your top priorities. It takes a lot of time and dedication, but it ' s also a great way to promote spirit. Even with all of this practice a few humorous mistakes happened. McGrath tells her story, It was at a game, the Frosh and J.V. sguads told me to do a Russian Jump and when I did I fell off my box. ?