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

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Adrian Reinis Art Gary Rungo Science Dolores Sanchez Foreign Language James Schleuter Work Experience Joan Semonella English MGM June Smales Business Education Parenthood Ranks High With Teachers Hands fidgeted, knees wobbled, feet paced, and eyes blinked while they desperately tried to stay awake. A familiar scene? The scene was that of a husband laboring while his wife was having the baby. This all too famil- iar scene affected the lives of five male teachers: Mr. Jim Hoeben, Mr. Rick Dischinger, Mr. Mike Gibson, Mr. Tom Allen, and Mr. Todd Wales. Mrs. Sherryl Voss and Mrs. Helena Rangel were the two female teachers to have babies. Christopher James Hoeben was born on August 7, 1979. When affirming that Christopher was his first-born, Mr. Hoe- ben sighed and added, Yes, ... my first and only. But confirmed that he really enjoyed being a father. Chris-, topher is at the age when he loves to play games. His favorite game is biting dad on the foot. Born on December 7, 1979 was Brian Lemoyne Dischinger. Coach Rick Dis- chinger reflected, I love being a fa- ther. It gives me a great deal of satis- faction, joy, and pride. When asked if his son was going to be a football star, Coach Dischinger merely raised his eyebrows and smiled. Kyle B. Gibson was born on March 15, 1980. Mr. Gibson ' s first and foremost response to parenthood was that he wished he could get more sleep. Oth- er than that, I love it. Mr. Tom Allen was a mixture of smiles and laughs when speaking of his first- born, Thomas Christopher Allen, who was born on September 25, 1980. When recalling that day, Mr. Allen re- ferred to it as a spiritual experience. I love parenthood but I have no . . . make that very little patience. Mr. Al- len remarked between laughs, I enjoy spending time with him. It ' s remarkable to watch him grow and develop from day-to-day. Another first-born son was Bradley Nelson Wales, who entered the world on October 10, 1980. Mr. Wales smiled broadly and proudly when speaking of his son. He enjoyed the work involved and felt parenthood was rewarding, but added, It ' s not all fun and games. He also stated that his life had changed to a certain degree. I now do most of my grading at school so I can go home and give my wife a breather. I enjoy spending time with my kid. The field of first-born sons was not solely dominated by the male teach- ers. Nicholas Laurence Voss was born on March 17, 1980. When speaking of « Young Thomas Christopher Allen appe ; speechless as he listens to his father, Tom All explain the concept ot verisimilitude. motherhood, Mrs. Voss offered, I think it ' s the most rewarding experience any person can undergo. The only female in the newest batch of babies was Christine Rigby Rangel, who was born on November 7, 1979. Mrs. Rangel felt there was nothing so exciting or elating as being a parent She concluded by saying, I ' ve never been so happy in my life. 210 Academics

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Ann Veltum Social Science Sherryl Voss English Family Life Todd Wales Industrial Arts Mary Weingart Art Student Government Steve Wyper Social Science Alice Yaryan Agriculture Industrial Arts teacher Albert Caballero be- lieves in good old-fashioned transportation, his feet I Creating their own drama are English teacher Joan Semmonella and Phil Holmer. performing arts teacher » Student Government director Mary Weingert practices deep meditation after dismissing the student government class NOT PICTURED Michele D ' Ascanio Joe Engers Mike Montano Barbara Rhodes 212 Academics