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

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VIORESOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHC Wayne Brummitt John Buie Kelly Burke Tony Burnett Julie Burrow Joe Caine Tammy Canterbury Stephanie Carncaburry Aurell Castaneda David Ceballos Donna Chavez Jose Chavera Teri Chostner Scott Christy Jose Clemente Stacy Cohenour Delcie Collins Kerry Colmer Barry Cook Dan Cox Bryan Curtis Jim Curtis Paul Dahlman Dahn Dahn Asteroids Spaces Students . . . beep beep beep beep BANG! Par- ticles sprinkled the screen in reaction to the impact of the hit. Moving in all directions, the spaceships maneu- vered about anticipating their next target. Though this seems like a passage right out of a Sci-Fi novel, it is in reality a brief account of the space game, As- teroids. Machines set up in local hang- outs such as 7-11, Castle Park. Cal Skate, Roller City, and Farrell ' s were frequently visited by those caught up in the fever of the popular new elec- tronic game. A quarter plunked into a slot brought alive the screen of the game. Though most players limited themselves to spending a dollar or two at a time, Rene ' Cook, senior, and Traci Collins, freshman, surpassed this by spending the sizeable amount of $50.00! We tried every imagineable way to play: backwards, with our eyes closed, with our feet . . . anything! explained Rene. It took us all day. Others were also swept up in the craze. When Caryn Miles, sophomore started playing, she was getting ad- dicted. To Jeff Jones, freshman. As- teroids was ... just competition with my friends and a lot of fun. The game made such a hit that Jeff wanted to play, Anywhere there ' s a machine and whenever I have time! 10RESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESOPHOMORESSOPHC Bombarding the galaxy, asteroids zoom across the screen of the electronic game of Asteroids. Sophomores 165

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lOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORE ' HP ' Terri Dalglish Calvin Dalke Jeff Darden Richard Dearo Juan Diaz Robert Diaz Roberta Diaz Joan Diebold Breft Dietrich Jeff Dissette Andrea Dodson Sheila Dominguez Debbie Dooley Dimple Dorsey David Doty Janet Dubois Donnie Duesler Karen Dugonovec Heidi Dunham CeeCee Dunivin Michelle Dwyer Susan Dyer Cheryl Edwards Terry Ehrhard Mike Ebman Evan Evans Mike Evans Mike Falsetti Cindy Farrar Lori Fidler Dina Finmark Tracy Fletcher Students Take to Wheels Brightly colored wheels rolled along the lighted floor as the beat of the music penetrated the room and vi- brated against the carpeted walls. Skaters moved around the rink striking a variety of poses; some frontwards, some backwards, and at times even sideways. Going skating to many meant just that, Going Skating, but to Janet DuBois, sophomore, it was A time to relax and have fun with my friends. Ben Thompson, junior, agreed. It helps me to get through the school week. Roller skating became one of the most popular activities around. Stu- dents said one reason was the differ- ent kinds of popular music that was played at the local rinks, California Skate and Roller City 2001. Here songs ranged from mellow to punk rock. Skating has come in, gone out, and reappeared again; it will probably re- main this time as one of America ' s fa- vorite pastimes. Adorned with rollerskating pins and a purse, Cherie Harrison, sophomore, advertises her love for the sport. OMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMOR :.- 166