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

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5° O 8 »Now is when those early morning practices pay off for Jeff Lee. 62 Cross Country

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' ? lvi » Volleyball Plays Close To Net In Difficult Season Spectators bobbed their heads side- to-side as they tocused on the sailing white ball. A combination of serves, sets, and bumps continued the action until a miss or an overshot rendered the ball dead. We are ' Wild-N-Crazy Girls, ' com- mented Sheryl Lebel, JV Volleyball player. JV, like Varsity, had a schedule of three two-hour practices and two games a week, plus scrimmages against each other. Overall, JV Coach Frances Diaz stated, The six team members have finally understood what the word responsible means. Coach Diaz went on to say, On the personal level, they have matured through a variety of experiences each of them had. Accord ing to Varsity Volleyball Coach Michelle D ' Ascanio, the Varsi- ty ' s goal was to win at least half of their games. Though the girls fell short, the team excelled in other ways and took responsibility for their individual shots. Dawn Brown and Patty Campbell were named as outstanding players. Dawn, JV team captain, displayed leadership ability on and off the court. She ' s a super intelligent athlete that always gives 110%, said Coach Diaz. Another honor for Patty Campbell, freshman varsity member, was to be selected for the all-league volleyball team. She was the first freshman at Arlington to hold this title. ♦Using her strength to lift the ceiling oft the building is freshman Traci Collins FRONT ROW Debbie Sodders. Roberta Diaz. Pat- ty Campbell, and Nancy Brown TOP ROW Cheryl Campbell. Debbie Brown. Judy Acosta. and Sherry Tangren Volleyball 61

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f ' . £.1 ♦Little dances are sometimes used for warm-up exercises as demonstrated by Syndi Newman FRONT ROW Sandra Navarez. Kathy Yates. Joan Diebold. LeeAnn Reynolds. Maria Genovese, Shelly Anderson. Cindy Thomas. Shannon Hayes. Lisa Crampton, and Kathy Jelin ROW 2: Coach Steve Wyper, Emma Hunter. Aimee Myers. Jane Warkentien. Syndi Newman. Pam Hayes, Sandra Simon, Lori Good, Belinda McLaughlin. Jenny Haase, and Lura Kern. TOP ROW Frank Garcia, Terry Ehrhard. Kirby Dotson. Jimmy Winn, Dan Rugg. Eddie Marquez, Tom Elliott, Jeff Lee, Ca- sey Whitney, John Cato, and Vance Velardez k A: Mountain Lions ' Cover Rough Terrain The buzzing noise was piercing his ears. The noise insisted on pounding eternally. As he slid out ot his warm covers, the cold and uninviting air bit him. He grabbed the insistant noise box and threw it across the room. This was the alarm clock and it was five o ' clock. Many of the cross country team members were a part of this scene for the four morning practices per week. That was not all though, for they prac- ticed later in the day also. These prac- tices included speed work, hill work- outs, and distance runs. Mixed in with these grueling work- outs was some fun also. The team played tag. football, united their ♦Looking for a shower. Pam Hayes keeps limber after a grueling run ♦Cindy Thomas shows her love for Gatorade be- tween events voices in sign-a-longs, and according to Coach Steve Wyper, They howled at the moon. Aimee Myers a junior member of the team had a d ifferent viewpoint of the practices. She com- mented that they were a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. Traveling to Europe to win the World Championship of Cross Country with a visit to the Alps was a goal set by Coach Wyper, however, they decid- ed it was a more realistic goal to make CIF. Lots of hard practice paid off for the team. The boys came in third place and the girls went undefeated and fin- ished first in the Ivy League. Cross Country 63