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

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Douglas Fuller David Garcia Dawn Garcia Susan Genovese Daniel Getz Shawn Gibbons Marcus Gomez Thomas Gomez Hector Gonzalez Amy Goodard Jean Goodwin Felipe Gopar Gregory Gordon Stephanie Gordon Darren Graff Charles Green Rhonda Green Sylvia Green Scott Grenier Michael Oresovic ichelle Gurskey Anthony Hadsall Deborah Hamlin Paul Hampton Alicia Haro Ruth Harrison Florence Hauver Desiree Hayes Lorie Helmers Linda Henninger Loralee Hof Michelle Hoffecker Rachel Holbrook Charlie Holmes Charles Hopkins David Huard Douglas Huard Leesa Huber David Huish Daniel Huseman Jennifer llecki Mark llten Jose Inzunza Corky Jacklin Joy Jackson Charles Jacobs William Janewicz Larry Jared Mark Jarva Christopher Johnson Julye Johnston Jawana Jones Kimberly Jones Kimberly Jones Crystal Jordan Kathy Kayne Mark Kennedy Michael Kent Viengk Keophommachac Abdullah Kinnarath Karen Kline Catherine Klippel Karen Kneeland i I J 186 PEOPLE

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Victor Deleon Steven Dement Jason Denham Scott Dexten Julie Diebold Mary Dora Nora Dorson Charlene Doucette Jennifer Downing Nathan Dubree Kelli Duncan Victoria Dunsmore Christina Edivan Darleen Edwards LL TYPES OF HATS COULD BE SEEN ON CAMPUS HEAD ABOVE Hats had become a big fad. They were no longer used just to keep the sun out of your eyes. They were worn tilted to the side, tilted to the back, or just straight on the head. And they also came in many different styles; caps, bowlers, barets. Fedoras, Cowboy Hats, you name it. ' To me, I wore my hat to ex- press my personality, com- mented Lance Isally. Keith Fowler stated, Hats are the cool way to cover your head. Many people who wore hats had a favorite color of hat. Maroon, repre- senting the U.S.C. Trojans. comment- ed Trent Seckinger. But no matter what style, color, or why they were worn, hats could be seen sporting the campus, by ooug corb tt Lisa Ellerd Laura Elliot Mitchell Eng Pamela Emsinger Laura Evans Kimberly Petty Michelle Ferguson Maria Figueroa Robert Fillett Joseph Fillipelli Wayne Fisk Dustin Fitch Jaqueline Foye John Fruciano JUNIORS HATS y 185

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WSWT ' Katrjna Knutson Adam Koralewski Kandice Kovatski David Krahn Craig Kruczek Stephanie Kuehl Dawn Larkin Michelle Larkin Ruzanna Laloyan Eve Larson Valerie Layfield Dennis Ledbetter Lee Eliott Michael Leggett NE WAY TO HAVE AN EXPENSIVE SMILE WAS TO WEAR BRACES THOUSAND SHOWING OFF HIS SMILE, Dana Quin- tana is one of the many students who wore braces. DOLLARS AND UP He walked out of the orthodontist ' s office grimacing from the pain in his mouth. He wouldn ' t smile, he couldn ' t! His mom followed immediately behind him, looking at the bill with an utterly blank expression, eyes not moving, mouth wide open. She would never be the same. He was many students who had to wear braces. But if the pain or the price didn ' t break you, the cute little names people made-up probably would. The pain faded after a few days, but the bills kept com- ing. While the price didn ' t affect the wearers that much, the par- ents suffered the full blow. Heidi Hall said, I didn ' t care too much about the price, but my parents did. The names were the worst. Com- ments like brace face , soon became tiresome. When I was a lot younger I ' d call people names just to aggrevate them. It was funny, confessed Jackie Payan. There was a lighter side to braces though; getting them off. Matt Brandt conveyed, When I got my braces off it felt different. I was really glad they were off. ty Ooug Corbitt and nma Copar Mechelle Linton Jun Little Benjamin Loop Ctiristina Love Mitzi Lozano Le Lu David Lubensky Kathleen Lucius Richard Lugo Peter Lynch Shan Lyon Marcus Mackenzie Lacresha Mackey Denise Maloney JUNIORS BRACES