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

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Leigh Rittmann Michele Rocci Monica Rodriguez Sanjuana Rodriguez Shelley Roemer Bridget Rogala Doug Rogalia Jaqueline Romero Mary Romero Sonia Romero Caria Rosas Brian Roycroft Steven Roycroft Marc Russo Mark Ryneal Darren Salquist Sergio Sanchez Daniel Santos Derek Scammon Gregory Schive Richard Schmidt Dylan Schott Victoria Scully Jeffery Sedgwick Kelly Seeber Shawn Seidel Cameron Shalamuneck Lori Shaputis Edward Shelton Mary Shirley David Showalter Tina Shrabel Roman Silva Tracy Silva Shawnna Simmons Steven Slingsby David Smith Dawn Smith Sandra Smith Kimberty Snowden Mantrat Soudaros Lloyd Southard Somchan Souvannalith Elizabeth Sparks Lakiesha Speight Brett Stark Brandi Stevens Dana Stickley Lance Stockton Lance Stracner Tiffany Stuller Laura Summers Michael Sylvia Linh Tang Loren Tarmo Anthony Taylor David Thomas Pien Thongvanh Sherry Todd Candace Toler Virginia Tousley Lance Troxel Laura Tucker V PEOPLE

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Jacqueline Payan Lisa Pearson Christina Pence Michelle Penticoff Leticia Perez Miguel Perez Lynn Peters , Han Phan Phongsi Phothiboupha Stephanie Ponce Lisa Ponzini Amy Preston Tabitha Prince Timothy Proulx OR MANY STUDENTS, CLASSES WERE A WAY OF LIFE OUR-EYED PERSPECTIVE WITH PRECISE VISION, Marcella Ogata gets a jump on her home- work. GLASSES . . . ARE FOUR EYES BETTER THAN TWO? Wearing glasses was one op- tion sight-impaired students chose. Also, students wore glasses not to correct their eye-sight, but for protection from the sun, or just to look cool . Four eyes was no longer a negative comment, because some of those who wore glasses chose to. Many glasses wearers found them an in- convenience. Scott Burke stated, Some- times wearing glasses is a pain, but without them, I can ' t see very well. He continued, Normally they do not bother me, but sometimes the nose piece is irritating. On the other hand, Mr. Jay VanMeter liked wearing his glasses, I tried wearing contacts before, but they were too uncom- fortable for me. I like wearing glasses much better. For those with 20 20 vision, there were sun-glasses. There were many styles of sun-glasses to express individ- ual tastes. Some students would spend as much as 50 dollars or more for a pair of Ray Bans or Vuarnets. I paid 40 dollars for my Ray Bans, but I think it was worth it because they protect your eyes better than the cheap ones, com- mented Steve Johnson. Well, now it ' s up to you to decide; are four eyes better than two? It probably de- pends on your own eyesight! by Mike Roberts Minh Quach Dana Quintana Jesse Quintana Mona Ramirez Matthew Ramsey Heather Randall Heather Rea Darleen Reece Stacie Reedy Silvia Rengifo Van Renter Laura Restrvo James Reyes Carolyn Rice JUNIORS GLASSES

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J y .ik B r A) EOPLE THAT HAD CASTS WERE PLAGUED WITH AN UNREACHABLE ITCH LASTERED FOR WEEKS! Melissa Tyson Brandi Uranga Dorjna Urbalejo Shermajn Valdes Tracy Vanbilliard Kenneth Vann William Vasquez Carmen Velasquez Angela Venske Mary Vikupitz Vithoun Vongsay Suzanne Waldron Mike Walters Michael Ward USING A COATHANGER. Angie Barrier scratches the leg she broke while practic- ing a Russian jump tor an upcoming pom pon competition. Ouch! I have an itch, get me the coat- hanger. From broken fingers to broken legs, casts have been seen all around the campus. Every direction that I ' ve looked, I ' ve seen a cast on somebody, claimed Johnny Fruciano. Some creative students came up with dif- ferent ways to disguise their cast, or at least make them look interesting. Rob Ja- red commented, I didn ' t want my cast a dull white, so I drew on it using different colors to sharpen it up. What do you do if you have an itch and you can ' t reach it because your cast is covering it? Some students used a coathanger or shook the part of their body that itched hoping it would go away. I usually hit my cast in the spot where I had an itch praying that the vibra- tion would make it go away , said Brian Marble, by nina Copar. Cyndi Guy Sean Ward Paula Waterhouse Brent Wells Mark Wensel Stephen Wesoiek Sharon Whitaker Trent Wiebe Alena Williams Tina Williams Caria Wilson Robert Womack Laurie Woodland Lisa Wozencraft Christine Wright JUNIORS CASTS