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

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Carole Johnson English Kim Kruger Band Math Martin Kruty ROTC Tami Latham Physical Education Karen Le« Counselor Lisa Matl Special Education Jane Mattson SIP. Donna Metcalf Librarian Gloria McCloud English Steve McNitt Social Science James Milan Special Education Jeano Miller English Lee Ann Moses Physical Education Phyllis Muhleman English Elaine Muir Foreign Language Larry Mumma Driver Education Kathy Olson Business Education Barbara Pecchia Special Education Helena Rangel Social Science Adrian Reinis Art Dolores Sanchez Foreign Language James Schlueter R.O.P. Rita Senm Psychologist Jeff Silver Permanent Substitute Cheryl Simmons English 142 Elizabeth Singer Science June Smales Business Education Allen Smith Drafting Jan Smith Computer Studies Linda Stonebreaker English ACADEMICS

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Cindy Bong Engli sh Elizabeth Bourne Business Education Sellna Bremenstuhl Nurse Bob Bushman Math Al Caballero Industrial Arts-Auto Charles Chapman Math Athletic Director Ralph Cline Counselor John Corona Social Science Dolores CrisuccI Physical Education Galen Darrough Vocal Music Kay Daughtery Counselor Dick Diamond Social Science Bob Douglas Industrial Arts-Wood Merial Everett Special Education Madelon Frye Special Education Nikki Gelhaus Math Anna Gilmore Math Debbie Goschke Science Nancy Graham Family Lite English Bill Grisham Math Frank Guzman Social Science Jack Harrison Social Science Kathy Hedlund Social Science Jim Hill Counselor James Hoeben Math Richard Holley ROTC John Hoyer Physical Education Vaughan Hudson English Mary Huggins English Will Jacobsmeyer Permanent Substitute TEACHER SURVEY

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Jay VanMeter Science Sherryl Vo»» Family Life Mary Weingart Art Duff Wiley Foreign Language English Bonnie Williams English I I r Board Board of Education Mr. William B. Wiley, President; Mrs. Ardice M. Bailor, Vice President; Mr. Joseph Peter Myers, Clerk; Mrs. Maxine Frost, Member; C. Wesley Wright, M.D., Member; Mr. George Lantz, Superintendent. CONFIRMING THE SCHEDULE, Mr. Stan Conerly looks over informa- tion with his secretary, June Jones. Preparation before each meeting involved reports to be given by re- presentatives of our school. I Current happenings. In- volvement. That ' s what they want. That ' s what they strive for. That ' s why they have meetings with stu- dents, representatives, and that ' s why they see the prin- cipal, Stan Conerly. Who is they? The R.U.S.D. School Board. The position of student representatives to the board was established to provide better communication re- garding the current happen- ings at the high schools, commented Mr. Conerly. This year ' s student repre- sentative was Courtney Chittock. Before the meet- ings the representative gath- ered all current information regarding school activities and prepared a brief report which she read to the board. The school representative also serve as a voting mem- ber representing the choice of Arlington students on this Advisory Board to the princi- pal of the school, added Jane Mattson. The real official job of the Riverside Unified School District Board of Education was to establish policy for the public school system within the frame work of state law. The board consid- ered and acted on recom- mendations from the Super- intendent concerning per- sonnel, capital, operating budget requests, and policy matters. These actions are taken at public meetings. But does all this really mat- ter to students? What It real- ly boiled down to is that the board is extremely Interest- ed in the high schools and appreciated hearing any in- formation about activities that they otherwise would have missed. That ' s what counts! 143.