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

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FRONT ROW: Gwen Hartman. Suzette Guzman. Pamela Carter. Mary Ann Duran. DeeDee Salde, Susanne Zarp. Vice-president Bonnie Bailey. Pat Acosta. Scott McClung, Bruce Williams. Eric Mar- tinez. President Greg Albarian, and Treasurer Joy King. ROW 2: Doug Turczak. Kelly Brand. Debbie Barrow. Kim O ' Hara. Dave Baumann. Jackie Holt. Wendi Thrailkill, Jackie Moe. Susan Lowry, Kristine Lynch. Ron Reeves, and Diane Chaney. ROW 3: Advisor Phil Holmer, Pat Campbell. Jetf Hunter. Traci Lovetere, Diana Haug. Eric Wilson, Leann Hargus, Tina Mendyk, Judi Moe. and Melissa Smith. TOP ROW: Matt Jensen, Darrell Wallace, Damon Esail, Christi Scott, Lori Jensen, Ron Kollitz. Steve Standley. Lydia Walker, Tami Mickelsen, Desi Casto, and Ashley Bromley, ►There ' s not a sign of stage fright as Pat Camp- bell clowns around before the curtain opens 18 Drama

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CLUBS AND ORGANZA TIONS gves r i Unloading a feeder. Lisa Mayfieid lends a helping hand to a fellow FFA member. Clubs And Organizations 17

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a Unaware of Ron Reeves and Pat Acosta. Su- sanne Zarp, as a blind woman, bids farewell tc Damon Esail 4 Package in hand. DeeDee Slade presents proof of the owners previous visit to the house Drama Makes the Plays Imaginative, looney. and radical 1 That was the reputation the Drama Club had on campus. During the October production of Wait Until Dark, students were seen ' killing one another and dying on stage to give a dramatic effect to the play. Off stage, they wore terrifying masks to entertain the rest of the cast as they ran wild in the auditorium and on campus. Wait Until Dark, The Music Man, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds, The Miracle Worker, and The Mouse that Roared, were the five major produc- tions of the season. A highlight of the year was the trip to the Southern California Educational Theater Association. High School The- ater hestival X at Occidental College in Pasadena. During the three-day workshop, the students had the oppor- tunity to learn from the many work- shops such things as make-up tech- niques, stunts, mime, and acting tech- niques. Resembling a take off from Benny Hill, a film made by dramatists Ron Reeves and Jeff Hunter featured many of the drama students. Drama teacher Phil Holmer, in his sec- ond year at Arlington, was largely re- sponsible for the successful year. Through his dedication and hard work, students became more involved and the Drama Club had a busy and suc- cessful season. Oar