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

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THE FUTURE ROTC Rebecca Albertson, Phillip Alger, David Arnold, Beth Ault, Angela Bailey, Charlene Bailey, Tandy Balcom, Kasey Bedford, John Benavides , Leon Bergom Lon Bergom, James Boston, Charles Boyd, Mark Buscher, Frank Brennan, Robert Brown, Grant Garner Robert Ghalmers, Terry Crewse, Stephanie Day, Robert Diaz, Jeffrey Dissette, Rocky Dobson, Dimple Dorsey, Kirby Dotson, Karen Dugovanec, Michelle Dugovanec, Hattie Eddington, Mike Elsman, Lynn Evans, Tommy Evans, Mike Fox, Dan Galey, Susan Garcia, Pam Gibson, Tony Giordano, Robert Guy, Terry Guy, Ron Hampton, Shari Harris, Steve Hayden, Duane Hayden, David Heavener, Michael Hennessy, Douglas Henry, Timothy Hixon, Joe Hobbs , Lorralie Holman, Donald Hughes, Walter Hughes, Melinda Jackson, Conseption Jaurigue, Darryl Johnson, Jane Krantz, John Kulak, Joyce Lipscomb, Allen Lockridge, Rene Manandise, Joe Martinez, Donene Mathews, George McKinley, Greg McManus, Robert Minniefield, Carl Nasluchacz, Michael Newmann, Raul Padilla, Susan Peters, Wayne Please, Erik Prout, Frances Ramirez, Paul Ramirez, Karen Reid, Tom Reid, Johnathan Richardson, April Rogers, Kevin Rounsaville, Cynthia Sanchez, Romel Scott, Kevin Shepherd, Richard Singer, Bill Soza, Kelly Soukup, Karen Weeks, Eric Wilson, and Steve Yates. 211

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ROTC STEPS TO Dedication, dignity, and order were all part of the Reserved Officer ' s Training Corps , This program was for students who planned to join the Air Force after graduation. Approximately one hundred students were involved in this program. Survival training and first aid instruction were courses new to the depart- ment. An inspection of all military per- sonnel was held at 7 a.m. on the first Friday of each month. Fieldtrips to Edward ' s Air Force Base, George Air Force Base, and March Air Force Base were also included in the activities. The annual Military Ball was also held at March Air Force Base, where Rebecca Albertson was crowned Queen. Several different activities were organized within the unit. A drill team with sixteen members went to competitions and parades, a Color Guard of five members presented the colors at all home football games, PTA, civic functions, and school events. Black Jacks, an eight-man rifle drill team, performed at parades and flag raisings. A girls ' Rifle Drill Team was recently formed. ROTC officers were Col. Tom Reid, Squad Commander; Lt. Col. Lorralie Holman, Operateens Officer; MSGT Doug Henry, Squad First SGT; Lt. Col. Martin P. Kruty and CMS George J. Mack, instructors. 210

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SKIERS. Skiis, poles, gloves and other accesories were on order as Christmas presents for Arlington ' s first Ski Club members. The club was formed by students interested in outdoor activities, especial- ly skiing. With the help of two advisors who skied, Steve Dickman and Michael Nickless, the club ' s first task was devoted to writing a constitution and electing officers. Officers serving were Hansruedi Fehr, president; Linda Osborne, vice-president; Julie Agnew and Robin Magnuson, secretaries; and Mojgan Pourpak, treasurer. To raise money for a trip to Ullr Lodge at Mammoth Mountain, the club sponsored a Rock-n-Roll dance. Twenty-four students and their advisors eased on down the slopes. Another activity was the 2nd annual Newport to San Diego bicycle trip. 212