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

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240 Timeline ? S ' Ji s S3 ? The 1981 S moo Co staff would like to extend our appreciation and thanks to the following whose time and effort went far beyond the normal call of duty. For constant patience and assistance: AHS Staff Coaches and Advisors Parents and Families of yearbook staff members For photographic assistance: Mike Christman Ralph Crowell Sandi Oplinger Jeano Cales Janis Inman For advice and understanding: Liz Jennings June Jackman Bud Rose Others: Aaron Brothers ' Art Mart The Press Enterprise

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erson n December 25, 1965 Died on June 12. 1980 Steven Wayne King (Tatom) Born on Mar Howard Earl Watt Born on September 11. 1966 Died on September 8. 1980 - Louise Jordan on May 16. 1965 er 28, ' ie Lee Gibson Born on November 4. 1949 )ied on January 15. 1981

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Mount St. Helens blows its stack. Mae West dies at 88. The Empire Strikes Back makes its debut. Bjorn Borg, 24, wins for the fifth straight year at Wimbledon. After 250 days of captivity. Richard Queen is released from Iran due to illness. John Anderson announces his candidacy for president as an independent. Billy Gate falls under investigation. The Shah of Iran dies in Egypt. Peter Sellers dies of a heart attack. Ending the seaon, Dallas leaves viewers guessing, Who shot JR? Polish workers strike for food and rights. Iraq makes a major attack on Iran Protesting actors and actresses end strike The Phillies defeat the Royals 4-2 in the World Series. Republican nominee Ronald Reagan appears in Riverside at Tyler Mall. Ronald Reagan and George Bush defeat Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale in a landslide election. Actor Steve McQueen dies following cancer surgery. Southern California suffers from major fires. The MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas burns, claiming 85 lives. Sugar Rey Leonard wins back his welterweight crown from Roberto Duran. Kristin shot JR. John Lennon slain at age 40 Prime Interest Rate reaches 21.5, Founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, Colonel Sanders, dead at age 90. Ronald Reagan is Time Man of the Year. Buddy Buddy, starring Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon films scenes in downtown Riverside. Free at Last! After 444 days of captivity, 52 American Hostages are released from Iran. Gas reaches $2.00 at station in Corona, highest in the nation. President Ronald Reagan at age 70 says, You ' re only as young as you feel! After almost twenty years of broadcasting, Walter Cronkite leaves the CBS Evening News. Prince Charles, 32, of England, chooses Lady Diana Spencer, 19, to be his bride. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visits the U.S. Carol Burnett brings her $10 million suit against the National Enquirer. New grounds for suspecting coffee as a cause for cancer are revealed. Mandatory busing ends in LA. First class letters cost eighteen cents Columbia scheduled for orbital flight. El Salvador continues in turmoil. Timeline 241