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

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4 Dr. Rowland stores up on smiles before the paperwork starts to build Administrators Are People Too Pwock! As the ball crashed against the wall, we did not see two ot Arling- ton ' s finest student athletes, instead we saw Principal Liz Jennings and Vice- principal Rita Rowland battling it out on the racquetball court. Yes, Arlington administrators and teachers had a life beyond their school duties. Mrs. Jennings, assisted by Stan Con- erly and Rita Rowland, vice-principals, worked together on curriculum, teacher evaluations, student services, discipline, and campus supervision. Dean of Students Nick Rodillas direct- ed the attendance office, while Jean Cosentino, Dean of Guidance, direct- ed testing, counseling, and career 4 Not 007 but, 00UON Stan Conerly. stalks his prey planning. Administrative aide Tony Go- mez worked with student referrals and campus supervision. The job of administrating kept all of them busy and allowed little free time. Jean Cosentino admitted, I would like to get out more and play some tennis, but there just isn ' t enough time When asked about some of his weekend hobbies, Stan Conerly answered, My hobby is coming down to the school parking lot to supervise. Somehow most of our administrators found a way to play their games and make and enforce the rules for our school games as well. Academics 195

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Liz Jennings Principal Mr Rodillas and Carol Scott evaluate the at- tendance chaos Tony Gomez finds his office quite comfortable after a usual day of supervising. » It ' s a good omen when the principal and dean of guidance are smiling. 194 Academics

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►GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES FRONT ROW: Ann Davis. Audrey Hoover, and Ra- mona Salgado TOP ROW Linda Revelle and Pa- tricia Simpson. • MAIN OFFICE SECRETARIES Sandra Smith. Jean Brown, and June Jackman Will It Ever End? . Crazy and hectic were the two words all the secretaries agreed best described the year. The guidance of- fice secretaries felt the abundance of scheduling problems greatly added to the confusion at the beginning of the year Jean Brown, secretary to vice- principal Stan Conerly, stated, Be- tween the students and the constantly ringing phones, we ' ve kept very busy. The never-ending problem in the at- tendance office was the strange ex- cuses such as, I couldn ' t walk to school because I was afraid of the thunder. This led the secretaries to act as detectives in checking up on students. Once ea ch month, a meeting was held for all of the school secretaries. These meetings were referred to as parties by some of the secretaries. On some social occasions, former sec- retaries attended. Even though the meetings were generally informal, min- utes were taken by June Jackman, secretary to Mrs. Jennings. If the min- utes were checked, they might be found to contain the best joke of the meeting. Due to the scheduling problems and the changes in administration, all of the secretaries felt that this year was one of the most difficult years yet. ♦ ATTENDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES Joan Howard and Carol Scott. 196 .-academics