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

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i REST, AND PLAY Work, rest, and play were all a part of being a senior. Many discovered that senior life was dif- ferent than they had anticipated it to be. Their energies were spent on such diverse activities as selling concessions during the basketball games to ordering caps and gowns and selecting announcements for graduation. Other activities included working out details for Grad Nite and creating a theme for Baccalaureate and graduation. With demands of classes, the SAT and ACT exams, part-time jobs, and applying for college, there seemed to be enough work to last a lifetime. There had to be a time for the seniors to kick back and rest. Many found time to break away from all the hard work and spend a class period or two enjoying a delicious Winchell ' s doughnut while socializing. Others got away at noon when they would spend their lunch period at a fast food restaurant or 7-11 store, then rush back to get to fifth period on time. During homecoming activities there was evidently more play than work on the infamous spaceship float. Seniors took part in the pizza parties that were an integral part of the float building and then burned off the cal- ories by constructing their float. Pep rallies and class competition lifted senior spirit and kept them avid sports fans. In fact, their spirit seldom waned and this defi- nitely proved that Class is ' 80! Mojgan Pourpak, Cindy Perris, and Karen Gilbert make excuses for the senior float. Kim Solar is on the verge of a Big Mac Attack. USO; Unidentified Senior Object. Kris Hayes plays hide-and-seek behind Karen Rumbarger. Theresa Kasick and Curtis Lyon have headaches over homework Chris White and Ken Bailey fight over a banana at homecoming . 23

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SENIORS WORK, I R

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CHRISTINE GRUNWALD ESTHER GUERRERO JACQUELINE GURWELL JEANNE GUSTAFSON DONNA HARTY KRISTIN HAYES MATTHEW HEINZ MICHAEL HELM 24