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

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ALONG AUTO ' CtOB Top row: Mike Baerg, Barrel Finch, Eddie Leon, Robert Huspek, John Hudson, Dale Pipkin, and George Martin. 1 1 L. Bottom row: Fred Giordano, David Hagen Paul Waddell, David Petri, and Guy Gamble. 197

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JUST CRUISIN ' MECHA MAKES MOVE Moviemento (movement) Estudiantil (student) Chicano de (chicano) Actlan (southwest) was an association for Mexican-American students who wanted to learn more about their Mexican heritage. This club was formed to promote activities for the Mexican-American students in high school who planned to continue to college. As fund raisers, MECHA l:ad a bake sale and a car wash. The club attended the MECHA conference in May which was for all Riverside high schools plus UCR and RCC. MECHA officers were Christine Gomez, president; Ariel Vargas, vice-president; Patty Salas, secretary; Kathy Salas, treasurer; and Peter Garcia and Jess Murillo, sergeant of arms. AUTO IS IN BUSINESS Auto Club has been Easin ' on Down... with both business and pleasure. The activities they participated in included a button sale, a fund raiser for tools, and the homecoming parade. The students who promoted this were Dale Pipkin, president; Russ Victor, vice- president; John Lynell, treasurer; and Art Clark, secretary. The club met during third and fourth periods, and the shop was opened on weekends so students had time to work on their cars. Mr. Gaballero, advisor, was there to supervise and support all activities. f MECHA Arlene Adame, Rudy Aguilar, Richard Amaro, Richard DeAro, John Delacruz, Chilo DeLeon, Jaun Diaz, Darlene Escalera, Linda Escalera Richard Flores, Debora Fulk, Peter Garcia, Christine Gomez, Denise Gomez, Macrina Guerrero, Veronica Gutierrez, Conception Juarique, Vicki Leal, Mary Manzanar, Ester Martinez, Yvonne Martinez, Martin Moya, Jess Murillo, Jeannie Navarro, Steven Olvera, Rudy Palmerin, Mary Pena, Richard Pena, Arhtur Perez, Carol Perez, Jesse Perez, Mary Quevedo, Joe Quiroz, Shirley Rivera, Donna Robles, Eloise Robles, Kathy Salas, Patty Salas, Cynthia Sanchez, Lorenzo Seraelos, Anita Soria, Adrian Soto, Luis Vargas, Delores Vasquez, Sue Wang, Richard Zamora, and Janet Zubiate 196 i

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BRIGHTENING Pluck the Eagles, Leash the Huskies, and We ' re 1 were some of the slogans usee by the student activities ' class, along with bright blue, green, red, maroon and gold paint. The class, consisted of six students, produced an average of twenty pep post- ers a week. These signs were made to promote school spirit and support all the sport; pep rallies, and campus activities. The students also helped student government set up school activities such as the nominating convention and dances. Advisor Mary Weingart made sure sign deadlines were met and kept school activities on schedule. Students were permitted to elect this class because of their involvement with student life and class officer responsibilities. 1 198