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

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DPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHO MORESi i Craig Rasmussen Rod Reasner Amber Reeder Missy Reeves Lars Reinhold Claudia Reul Rochel Revere Jonathon Richardson Tim Ricketts David Rising Tracy Rivard Leslie Roberts Wade Roberts Rudy Rodriguez Vincent Rodriguez John Rogers Terry Rollerson Olga Rosales Matt Ross Ramona Roybal Launa Rutt Stephanie Rykaczewski Tony Sandoval Deaira Santi Amy Sausser Chris Sawyer John Scheurer Brenda Schons Scott Schocover Virginia Schulte Larry Scoggins Steve Scott Kim Seabrook Eric Seckinger Lorenzo Sevallos Becky Sharp Tammy Shellenbeck Kevin Shephard Tesa Shephard Rickey Shotwell ►Greg McManus is interested in the personals of the Mane Thing. JOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORSl,, 172 iomores

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We ' ve Got the Look • Swinging off her Cherokee shoes. Kristi Zim- berg. junior, takes a siesta in Spanish class SOPHOMORES School opened, and after a few weeks it was obvious that. . . . every- thing changed, but nothing was dif- ferent. It was business as usual, but with a different look. Fashions opened doors into the past and present. Wool skirts, cashmere sweaters, and pumps reverted back to the 50 ' s. At the same time, the new designer jeans ' craze hit. Designer la- bels included Jordache, Sergio Va- lente, Calvin Klein, Sasson. Gloria Van- derbuilt, and A-Smile. all averaging $40.00 a pair. Lightning Bolt, Ocean Pacific, Brittania, and the old faithful Levi ' s, proved to be as popular with the girls as with the guys. Safety pins, old army shirts, pants, and the leopard suits were popular for those wild and crazy people who preferred to punk out. According to Ross Anderson, sopho- more, I don ' t like OP ' s, so I buy Light- ning Bolt. They ' re nicer clothes. Julie Castro, senior, agrees but claimed, I like Brittania ' s. They are good, duality clothes and they look nice. If one style didn ' t look quite right, there was always another style that fit right in the middle of the circle of fash- ion. Liz Neufell Mike Neumann Gudo Nevarez Syndi Newman Brenda Northcote Justen Novak Debbie Ogawa Kim O ' Hara Patty Olemans Steve Olvera Bill Ortiz Sean Parker Jodi Parkhurst Shannon Patty Pam Peace Dan Peak Richard Pena Jay Penland Jim Penland Art Perez Brian Perkins Brenda Perry Susan Peters Katy Philpot Lewis Picarone Rob Platner Lon Plourde Rob Porter John Powers Laurie Presson Betsy Price Ginger Pritchard Erik Prout Tracy Putnam Lori Quintana Randy Rader Francis Ramirez Paul Ramirez Paula Ramirez Lanie Rankin )MORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESS ' Sophomores 171

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-■:homoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoressophomoresS| Ronnie Shotwell Lea Simson Richard Singer Allison Singleton Brad Skala Donna Skeels Veronica Smith Darren Snider Eric Soholt Richard Southwick Sherry Spauldmg Craig Stearns Michelle Stephenson Steven Stewart Eric Stovner Bob Strine Brent Swarrett Toya Sweeney Darren Takenaga Kerry Takenaga Laura Teatord Cyndi Thomas Joann Thomas Mathew Thomas • Attempting to hear their own voices, are sophomores Leann Simson and Rick Nevarez 4 Looking younger than their sophomore years, Jackie Heaton and Lori Qumtana participate in class activities . ' HOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORES Sophomores 1