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

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OUR YEAR MEMBERS GAINED SPECIAL EXPERIENCE IFTY-FIVE M.P.H.? WE ' RE BEYOND IT! WORKING IN AUTO SHOP, Geno Arias was a four year member. You are in your car ready to go home after sixth period, and it just would not start. BINGO! Don ' t worry yet. Go to the auto shop for help from the experts in the auto club. More and more activities and parties attracted Arlington students to join the auto club. There was another big ad- vantage. Through the four years in the auto club, I have learned how auto- mobiles operate and the techniques to repair. Solving car problems has been an interesting part of my life, said sen- ior Jeremy Callino. According to the auto club president, Jennifer Moore, It was a special ex- perience. You meet different types of people with the same interest. We really knew each other and it was a fun group. My kids are doing an excellent job in auto, announced auto shop teacher, Mr. Albert Caballe- ro. He continued, Most ad- vanced auto students have devel- oped good skills and have had enough experience. They might create a pro- fession from here. With all the work, the members also formed close relationships. We made friends while we had fun, remarked Julie Moore, by Terry Hsiao 4MM Tuesdee Rundle Darin Salazar Dean Samuels James Scheurer A i Richard Schulte Trent Seckinger Laura Seeber Jonathan Seipel SENIORS 4 YR. AUTO 179

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