Arlington High School - Simba Kali Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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KEEP ON TRUCKIN ' Four girls out of the ten who initially signed up for cross-country decided they were tough enough for this grueling sport. So one more year passed by without a team for girls because seven runners are needed to make a team eligible to run. By practicing fourteen to seventeen hours a week, th6se girls, Carol Lowe, Carol Herkelrath, Connie Brodhead, and Mary Lomayesva, tackled the rough terrain of the tracks and survived the tiredness and pain that accompanies long-distance running even though they were short three runners. Hopefully in the years to come, more girls will accept the challenges of cross-country and enable Arlington to have a competing girls ' team. 141

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iwebratH, ■- ' STDnni rodfi aSy-, ' Mary : ' :isti,llo, tlfnM o ' Retard Tni. Second Row ;. Tom Mays , R-usselL.CorlTTd .v-A IiH ' Cloud, ; ::lK nour , Dave RoconsT y, Lax-ry Tottilin, Leo Bister J, Fred Lomaye.sva.r-RwbeTi •■ UOOlI CROSS - COUNTRY RUNNERS Practicing fourteen to seventeen hours a week, the Boys ' Cross-country team showed signs of becoming one of the best in the area. Led by junior Tom Hays, the Varsity squad re- bounded from a poor start to finish the season with a respectable 4-3 record. Coach Steve Wyper blamed the poor start on the loss of our four top runners before the season started, due to sickness or injury. 1. Team members warm up before the race. 2. Sophomore Greg Good crosses the bridge at Colton. 3. Dave Rozonsky checks his time. 4. Tom Hays puffs to the finish line. 5. Carols, Lowe and Herkelrath, enjoy a drink after the face. 6. The Varsity runners check out the course before their race. 7. And they ' re off and running! 140

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i VOLLEYBALL SUFFERS FROM The Varsity Volleyball team, coached by Michelle D ' Ascanio, had a most unusual season. Led by seniors Vicki Schulte and Jennie Jennings, the team was described as, . . .highly intelligent and capable of good understanding. However, things never quite seemed to come together for the girls. The coach sunmicd things up by saying, There was a lot of talent on the team, and all players had areas of play that were impressive. If only we could have performed at our best on the same day, our won-loss record would have been much better. On the other hand, the J.V. team improved both their record and their play over last season. However, one was most impressed with the enthusiasm with which the team played. Although they didn ' t win much, they still had a good time, said coach Michelle Amicone. One reason for this could have been the presence of captain Gloria Harris who had a way of spreading enthusiam throughout the squad.