Rubidoux High School - Eyry Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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KISS DAY ' S February 19th and 20th With fists raised, Jonathan Boloxson is proclaimed kiss victor by Scott Corrales. Boloxson was a second semester foreign exchange student from Australia. Candi Jennings walks to the kiss counter during lunch to get her handful of kisses counted. Jennings was on the Girls ' Varsity Softball team. Michelle Vanderhouten was proclaimed Miss Per- sonality alter talking fifty-three guys out of their kisses. Vanderhouten was also a song leader. Counting up kisses, Scott Corrales and Troy Adams keep an accurate count of the wrapped candies. Besides being A.S.B. members, Corrales and Adams were also involved in athletics. Kiss Day 7S

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Give Me Your Kiss O kay, what ' s this all about? How come this chick won ' t talk to any guys? It ' s not normal, I thought. Of course not, it was Tuesday,, ..February 19th, also known as Girls ' Kiss Day. For the guys the object was to make a girl break down and talk to him. On the other hand, the girls objective was to stay quiet and keep; their kisses ' intact. The guy to get the most kisses was named Mr. Personality. Jonathan Bo- loxson stole the title with 52 of these silver; candieS. Others weren ' t as lucky, Steve Gibps explained how he felt, I got, fr ustrated after a while because a lot of girls had great will power, I didn make it past first period! T hat ' s right, the tellows had to either eat their kisses or take a vow of si lence on Wednesday. With a total of fifty-three kisses Michelle Vander- I J houten won the title of Miss Personality. Jennifer Stubbs, a sophomore com- mented, 1 like the idea of the Kiss day ' s, it adds fun to the days, plus it ' s the only time a lot of guys are quiet. ven though these activi- ties may have seemed like fun, some people %i didn ' t participate for var- ious reasons. I didn ' t think that I could go a day without talking to any girls so I ate my Kiss as soon as I gpt it, said an honest Efic Butts. nd so the kisses were counted. Those who were fortunate enough to stay silent got their re- ward in a small silver wrapper. For those who there ' s always next year, ff 74 Kiss Day

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II se of a Jf. fe .lf-§ •.- -C += +- (L) a i ) 3 CD O CD i U - o -c O) c o • c ' £ CD -C 42 J? - 3 CDhT B efore you step into that darkened hall or open your closet door, stop to remember the moral of this tale. You never know, it may happen to you! With a rather pleasant smile on his face, the boy slowly closed his notebook containing this essay. The Creative Writers club gave many beginning writers the chance to expand their field of knowl- edge in the area of writing. As lodi Hataway, president, explained, This club is a great advantage, because the members can critique each others work and pick out the fine points that need to be fixed. Throughout the year members of this club com- posed literature to include in their annual book, The Gallery. While we are on the subject of art let ' s talk about the different aspects of it. When the word art is mentioned, people immediately think of paintings or a form of a drawing. How about those students who can whiz through a calculus prob- lem? Terry Snell was aware of this so he founded a club with GATE students, (which stood for, Gifted And Talented Education). On Campus there was a special program for students who were on ad- vanced levels of learning. The GATE club was an extending facet of the GATE program, ff Thinking about what she ' sqomq to publish in the Gallery, is Zena Dunlord. Zena was in Creative Writers.