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

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Mike Gresovic Cheree Griffith Cyntinia Guy Eric Habenick David Haffter Janette Haines Phil Hall Mike Hammar Holly Hansen Sandy Hargis Erika Harrell Tory Harrelson Michael Harrison Rose Hartsock Antoinette Haskins Jeff Hays Jon Heaton Kirk Hewitson Dagmar Himmler Ron Hodnett 168 PEOPLE

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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

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AVING STUDENTS RAP ON THE ANNOUNCEMENTS CAUGHT LISTENERS ATTENTION FOR SPECIAL ACTIVITIES EAR ALL ABOUT IT! t RAPPING WITH RUSSEL UTZ, Jonnell Mosley, Pablo Sanchez, and Ken Cox provide the background rhythm. And the weather forecast for today is ... This sentence could be heard throughout the campus every school day during second period. Peggie Prop- er commented, ' The announcements made the first ten minutes of class go by a lot faster. Ranging from the school lunch menu to extra-curricular activity tryouts, the announcements were sometimes more amusing than other times. On occa- sion, Russell Utz would do his rapping to catch everyone ' s attention. The rapping was fun, but it was hard work. We came up with the idea when Mr. McNitt, James Rich, and myself were writing raps about each oth- er, remarked Russell Utz. A.S.B. and Student Govern- ment officers read the an- nouncements. Rose Hartsock, Jeanette Tupper, and Russell Utz were the three students to start off the year. For special events, other A.S.B. and Stu- dent Government members got to speak over the P. A. Rose Hartsock concluded, It was fun to do the an- nouncements and joke around with the other people doing them too! by Cyndi Guy Ron Holthaus Melissa Hood Dung Hua Lee Huber Jared Hudgens Valorle Huish Chuck Hunt David llten SENIORS MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS