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

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Shuria East Debra Edwards Shawn Eldridge .,, Chris Elsman Ondrell Estes Patrick Pagan Douglas Fairchild Cyndie Ferguson Tracy Field John Filar Julie Fortner April Gama Bernie Garcia Eddie Garcia Rebbecca Garcia Stacy Geiger Shon Germany Sandi Giles Cheri Gomez Laura Gomez ■y PEOPLE

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RIGINAL KEYCHAINS BECOME TRENDS AS WELL AS NECESSITIES PENING THE DOORS IN YOUR LIFE Digging through her bag, Jane start- ed to get worried. If I don ' t find my keys, I won ' t be getting in my house, she replied nervously. Her friend asked her, What does your keychain look like? Unfortunately she didn ' t have one, so finding her keys was difficult. If it wasn ' t for my Gumby keychain I would always be losing my keys, stat- ed Valerie Huish, senior. Keychains were not only a necessity, but a trend as well. There were many different varieties. Some held pictures while others ranged from cartoon characters to poems. My keychain has a picture of me and my boyfriend, so whenever I start to miss him, I just look at the picture, remarked Julie Pelliter. Unlike other trends, key- chains will be around as long as there are doors to open. When I get my , license, I am going to have a key- chain, because without one, how can you find your keys? concluded Kim Jackson. tyKmha smith A COLLAGE, keychains display student ' s per- sonal feelings. Yvette Dishno Darlene Dooley Lisa Dora Janice Dorris Kim Downing Kristi Downs Leslie Dudley Jeanette Duggan SENIORS KEYCHAINS

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CC AND UCR WERE MAJOR CHOICES IN POST GRADUATION PLANS. EAL BIG DECISIONS ;tiTi»7S I arrived in my slippers and robe on Saturday at 8:00 a.m. at the Ramona High School Auditorium. It was one of the most horrible days of my life! ex- plained Dawnes Sims as she remi- nisced about the S.A.T. (Scholastic Ap- titude Test). The S.A.T. was one of the tests that was required to be accepted at four year colleges and universities. One of the local four year colleges was U.C. Riverside. Kelly Boozell stated, Going to U.C.R. would be much ea- sier, as well as closer, so I could easily drive to school everyday. On the other hand, some college-bound students opted for a junior college over a U.C. After I graduate I ' m going to attend RCC for my first two years then transfer my ju- nior year to U.C. Santa Cruz, said Darin Salazar. Ms. Mary Muggins stated, I felt the admission essay was very critical, and as a result, I was glad to be able to assist any student in writing it. She along with other faculty mem- bers helped students apply to various col- leges and universi- ties. Cheri Gomez, sen- ior, summarized, It could be a real hassle deciding which college to apply to, but once you received a letter of acceptance, it was worth it! SETTING AN APPOINTMENT with a RCC counselor, Kim Olvera opted for a junior col- lege before attending a uni- versity. Susanna Gonzales Trina Gopar Valorie Gordon Darren Graff SENIOR UCR RCC