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

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I ' d like to see the stu- dents taking over the main office by kidnapping Mr. Conerly, and letting school out for the rest of everyone ' s high school years. Cindy Owens, senior. I would like to see draw- ings by a senior showing the moods of a senior. Alicia Zack, senior. ! - BLINDFOLDING MR. STAN CONERLY. three students attempt to kidnap him. Jay Mayberry, Xavier Miranda, and Karlin Olson were chosen to play the parts of the stu- dents taking over the main office. f CARTOONIST. Ernesto Vigor- eaux. depicts his idea of the multi- tude of moods experienced by sen- iors. Seniors were apt to doodle to keep their minds on school subjects and avoid thinking about seniori- tis. WHEN SENIORS SPEAK, WE LISTEN! 155 y

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When Seniors Speak. . . We Listen! I thought it would be neat to have a picture of my sister and me in the yearbook, because we are both seniors. People may think we fight because we are sisters and we are both in the same grade, but we are best friends. Ethel Laroche, senior. SHE ASKED, SHE GOT, Dane So- holt, Mark Ryneal, Mark Kennedy, Scott LaSalle, and Bob Pizzifred were just five of Holly Ashbridge ' s ten rec- ommended guys with the prettiest eyes. Holly, as well as many other girls, were first attracted to a guy ' s eyes. ' IN ON THEIR FIRST COMMUNION, Ethel and Lynn Laroche celebrate. They were among the select few sen- iors who had a sister or brother in the same grade. |0 PREP-ATHLETE , Roman Pan- ico is a star basketball player as well as a high jumper. Bridget Starkman, sen- ior, asked to see Roman as a fantasy prep-person like in the weekly article in the Press-Enterprise. pre|beople Roman at 5 ' 3 holds the California High V Bl ■1 B IBiK School record for high ' ' jumping, jumping an H MW ■ amazing 15 ' 6 . tHe is wT i also on the varsity bas- ketball team. He starts Ir at center and leads the Ivy League in slam dunks. Roman also played nose guard on the varsity football ' team, but has aban- doned this because the s helmet messed up his hair. 1 ROMAN PANICO V 154 PEOPLE

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WHEN SENIORS flH SPEAK... C WE LISTEN! wouk would want certain accomplishments in the yearbook so if I have kids, I can look back and show them what I accomplished. They probably still wouldn ' t believe me. Bobby Pizzifred, senior. It ' s a good idea to have senior credits, be- cause in the future you can look back and see who was who in your senior year. Maria To- mazin, senior. It ' s cool to have sen- ior credits in the year- book, because certain people need to be recognized for their outstanding achieve- ments. Tommy Pa- tane, senior. ' Y SENIORS DREW AMMERMAN; baseball JOY ANTHONY: go .o college CHRISTIE ARNOLD: pep squad KIMBERLY ASADA: band, jazz band, mane thing HOLLY ASHBRIDGE: mane thing, asb, pep squad, tall flags, acadca DONIELLE BACA; mane thing, girl ' s state, acadeca, est STACIE BAIRD: tall flags, drama AMY BAYERS: drill team co-captain, senior class treasurer, ski club, csf DAVID BEEM: to be an electrical engineer CHRISTINA BERGER: band JO AN BIEGEL: rote DEBORAH BREWER: ffa, drama SHAWN BOUCHARD: soccer KIMBERLY BOUCHER: college SCOTT BURKE: acadeca, band, honor roll, csf GAIL BURY: to go to college KEITH CARROLL: baseball KARRY CASSLE: tennis LO ANN CATRON: to win the lottery WINDEE CLINARD: to be rich WtH ' MkA SHARON COCHRAN, ffa, sadd JANEEN COLMER: varsity volleyball, swimming, bast etball CHARLOTTE CORSON: prop and banner team JODI CZYSZ: college at texas tech. CHERISE DAMPER: track, cheer, fbia, bsu, sadd REBECCA DANIEL: concert choir, treble choir SHERI DANNER: to go to rcc LORENA DAVIS: fbIa LISA-MICHELLE DORA: rote KIMBERLY DOWNING: to go to rcc KRISTI DOWNS: chamber singers LESLIE DUDLEY: v. cheer, student gov ' t, soccer, mane thing JEANETTE DUGGAN: concert choir, chamber singers, basketball, stat keep- er. SHURLA EAST: csf, prop and banner team DEBIE EDWARDS: jv and varsity Softball. CHRIS ELSMAN: to be a coast guard drug enforcer. PAT PAGAN JR.: football, basketball, track, rote. CYNDIE FERGUSON: Spanish club. TRACY FIELD: Softball, tall flags, drill team. JOHN FILAR: wrestling. JULIE FORTNER: chamber singers REBECCA GARCIA: drill team, uc partners. SANDY GILES: drill team. Softball, v.p. of senior class. LAURA GOMEZ: to be a lawyer. SUZANNE GONZALEZ: to continue education.