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

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AccoMphlusd S motti Faithful fans and close games were common between two girls teams. Individual achieve- ments are highlight. There was four seconds left, the score was tied, the ball was in our hands. The girls junior varsity basketball team fouls an opponent. This gave Ramona the ball in their own territory. When the ball was thrown back into play, the clock didn ' t start. This was bad for Ra- mona because they scored the winning point. But the coaches decided to play overtime so that the game could be considered fair. Even after overtime, the game was decided by one shot. Arlington ' s junior varsi- ty won by one free-throw. This game was intense! I had a lot of fun and enjoyed it, concludes Ella Larache. Similar close quarters and games were experienced by the girl ' s soccer team. This girl ' s team was relatively new at Arlington. This the third year and the varsity was 6-6, which was the best record we ' ve done so far, stated Sheri Backstrom. After emotional games, these girl ' s team discussed their tactics and made plans for their next games. As var- sity basketball player, Su- zanne Campball, comment- ed, Sometimes I felt lucky to get a turnover, but I know that I was in the right place at the right time! Another factor the teams had in common were their faithful fans; both parents and students. During the games, the fans helped push their athletic ability to win. There were a lot of people who came and watched us play. Ann Johnson ' s parent came to every game! ex- claimed Kim Fritts. Although the teams did not have exceptional sea- sons, they strived for individ- ual achievements. Even though we didn ' t win, have a winning season, we had one of great accomplishments, concluded Danette Affaro. I ' m just glad we had some- thing to be proud of, sum- marized Tanya Nelson. by Dustin Fitch ■ TEAMMATES, Katie Allotta, Mi- chelle Mendolia. and LoraLee Hoff are varsity soccer players. Mem- bers of the soccer team were not only team mates, but friends also. GIRLS SOCCER BASKETBAL v

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GIRLS SOCCER Front Row: John Allotta. Debi Gomez, Julie Carlson. Michelle Mendolia. Jenny Godwin. Sheri Backstrom. Suzie Genovese. Gere Gomez Back Row: Don Logs- don. Tami Logsdon. Lori Nelson. Loralee Hof. Dana Sims, Katie Allotta, Stephanee Murray. Cindy Moore. Dom Genovese. J V. GIRLS SOCCER Front Row: Jennifer Dawning. Nikki. Kim Boucher. Sonja Romero. Jacki Hubbs Back Row: Bob Stickley. Tern Rittman. Stephanie Watson, Nancy Harrell, Lillia Lara, Maria Paasch. FACU Girls Soccer vs. Opponent 27 18 30 30 27 32 32 31 12 27 34 Rubidoux Eisenhower San Bernadino Hemet Canyon Springs Palm Springs North Norco Ramona Corona Hemet Canyon Springs Palm Springs North Norco Ramona Corona Girl ' s JV Basketball vs. Opponent 32 Hemet 37 Palm Springs 46 Norco 38 Corona 26 Hemet 35 Perns 35 Palm Springs 37 North 44 Norco 24 Ramona 51 Corona Perns North Ramona GIRLS BASKETBALL Front: Marrissa Kats. Suzanne Campbell 2nd: Danette Alfsro. Jauanna Jones. Jennifer Croteau. Laura Alvarez Back: Ella LaRoche. Ann. Kim Fritts ■ At practice, Marissa Kats and Susan Campbell play basketball. They both also played Softball, 100 SPORTS

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■ GOING FOR TWO POINTS, Jimmy Sands takes a jump shot. Jimmy, a junior, transferee! to Arlington from the east before the season began. t - VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Mark Ryneal. Jimmy Sands. Pat Fagan, Chuck Green. Doug Fairchild. and Dana Quintana: Back row: Coach John Corona. Jonnell Mosley. Mike Walters. Rick Schulte. Mark Pratt. Shawn Gibbons, and Karey Brandt. yjf I I, ' I VH . ' «iii - JO H f ' I JV BASKETBALL Front row: Ray Tnplett. Todd Thompson. Joe Ramos. Yvette Cid, Bobby Woods. Peter StoffeH. and Dave Roberts; 2nd row: Ken Cox. Andy Lynch. Jon Caber j, Chance Vincent, Mike Lehman. Mike Johnson, Randy Darden. Kevin Leedy. and Billy Wafford: Back row: Ray Lancaster, Larry Solberg, Mike Bella. Coach Todd Vollker. Cojch Jay VanMeter. Coach Will Jacobsmeyer. Alan Poe. Ervis Charles, and Richard Lugo J(Ut Tie. Facd AHS Var. vs Opponent AHS JV. Opponent 61 Chino 72 52 Cajon 38 51 Rubidoux 75 38 Moreno Valley 67 51 Palmdale 84 48 Corona 45 61 Workman 77 52 Chino 33 51 Perns 67 52 Rubidoux 50 5? La Sierra 60 42 Rubidoux 43 64 Hemet 66 42 La Sierra 39 46 Perns 63 41 Elsinore 55 53 Palm Springs 69 47 Hemet 32 50 North 83 29 Perris 55 47 Ramona 6-1 32 Palm Springs 53 61 Corona 67 44 North 46 55 Hemet 49 56 Ramona 27 .3.3 Norco 58 55 Corona 63 39 Perris 76 57 Hemet 58 42 Palm Springs 49 43 Norco 45 62 North 112 34 Palm Springs 50 54 Norco 49 46 North 67 40 Ramona 67 51 Norco 32 62 Corona 60 54 Ramona 38 56 Coron.3 55 io2y SPORTS