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

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CLUBS ADD t CHOIR There was an awesome change in the size of the vocal music department from fifty singers last year to over one hundred this year, plus the addition of the Madrigals. The Madrigals were a group of thirty-four students selected on their voice quality, attitude, and ability to sight read music. This change came under the new direction of Margie Uechi. Concert Choir and Madrigals arranged their life styles around the many hours of practice for the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. In addition, the Madrigals participated in the Springs Pops Concert, compe- tition at Ramona, plus a tour to San Jose, and a festival in Garden Grove. Many harmonic hours were spent during lunch and in the evenings. CONCERT CHOIR Samantha Accito, Mark Aleman, Mike Aleman, Kim Anders, Debbie Barth, Sandy Bash, Roni Beeson, Heath Bernston, Vickie Bevacqua, Van Brandon, Joyce Briggs, Sherry Burks, Mary Cahill, Stacy Cohenour, Kim Cox, Lori Dunham, Lisa Elliot, Beth Fenery, Leslie Freeman, Mario Garcia, Lisa Graham, Kelly Godding, Jacque Heaton, Mike Henessey, Cindy Holt, Lori Hughes, Mindy Jackson, Jim Kellam, Newton Kellam, Dale Koeff, Jamie Litle, Marcella Loper, Eric Martinez, Jill Martinez, Sandy McDaniel, Caryn Miles, Lee Murray, Karen Reid, Alex Soukup, Kelly Voss, Katherine Yates, and Ken Wells. 214 r-

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CRE ATIVISTS DISPLAY TALENTS Panthera Leo , our literary magazine, exhibited the creative skills of more than one hundred students. Panthera Leo included more student writings and art work than any other high school literary publications in the city. Out of the several thousand writings submitted for selection, over six hundred were chosen by a student selection team and were published. Art work was added to the pages to enhance the design of the book. Sixteen students served as the production staff; they did all of the typing, art, and paste up, producing the camera-ready pages during second semester. PANTHERA LEO PRODUCTION STAFF Top row: Pam Ricketts, Maria Garcia, Gloria McCloud, advisor, Valerie Bremer thon and Damon Lyon. Row 2: Pia Budicin, Donna Martin, Melonie Lewis, Cyndi Byrd , and Jeanne Gustafson. Bottom row: Guy Hoffman, Dean Norton, and Tim Vincent. Not Pictured: Terri Eshelman, Brian Katz, and Debbie Sodders. 213

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PARTICIPANTS FOLK SINGERS After two months of rough roads :iting a constitution, the Folk Singers were officially chartered as a club on November 13, 1979. The club was organized for students who play string- ed instruments such as the guitar and banjo and wanted to improve their skills, and also to exchange and learn new songs. The Folk Singers met with John Mossman ' s encouragement regularly during lunch in C-4 to play and sing. They performed at the International Dinner sponsored by the Senior Class. BLACK STUDENTS UNION To satisfy some of the cultural and social needs of black students and to improve the relationship between all of the students, the Black Students ' Union, BSU, was organized for the third year to begin the decade on the right foot. This was possible with the help of Jimmy Hill, Peggy Howard, and Fannie Martin, advisors. Jaqueline Triplett, president; Earl Minniefield and Tommy Evans, vice- presidents; Sheila Minniefield, secretary; and Lynn Evans, treasurer; headed up the fund raisers, a car wash and a candy sale. BSU Top row: Kasey Bedford, Sheila Timmons, Sandra Woods, Monica Caldwell, and Janice Harris. Row 2: Jim Hill, advisor. Charlene Bailey, Dimple Dorsey, Lynn Evans, Lisa Graham, Stephanie Day, Cheryl Douglas, and Peggy Howard, advisor. Row 3: Fifi Eddington, Kitt Langston, Mona Grain, and Jovellea Nellum. Bottom row: Earl Minniefield, and Tommy Evans . A 215