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

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A PANORAMIC VIEW, Jason Olvera and Vanessa Tripplett visited Half Dome at Yosemite National Park. Jason usually sees Vanessa, a Beau- mont resident, on the weekend. AN ARLINGTON COUPLE. Ralph Avila and Lisa Ponzini hold hands across the table in the L.R.C. Some students preferred dating students at school rather than traveling or making long-distance calls to their boy girl friend. MID-WINTER BALL COUPLE, Kim Snowden and Dustin Finch pose for Dustin ' s parents before the dance. Kim attended Arlington at the be- ginning of the year, moved to San Ramon, and flew back to Riverside for the Mid-Winter weekend. V STUDENT LIFE

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EATING BREAKFAST, Frank Shelton is not quite awake yet. Many stu- dents believed breakfast was the most important meal of the day. . JUST OUT OF THE SHOWER. Stan Kelley is wrapped in a towel. Some students preferred taking a shower in the morning, rather than sleeping in those extra minutes. BRUSHING HER HAIR, Christina Edivan squirts on hair spray. Christi- na spent twenty minutes on her hair each morning. GETTING READY

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ALLS p M an you imag- H m happens m when you have a long- distance re- lationship? The school days seem longer, classes more boring. It ' s just not the same without that special person going to school with you. Chris Wachter commented, I met a guy that lived back East, and I ' m lucky if I get to see him once a year. For those students who lived far away from that ' someone special ' , a telephone and a mailbox were requirements. Some people checked the THE LINK TO THAT SPECIAL PERSON mailbox the second they got home from school while oth- ers went straight home from school to make ' that ' phone- call. Jimmy Sands com- mented, When I moved out here from Virginia, I still talked to the girl I was going out with at least once a week . Not all boyfriends and girl- friends live across the coun- try, some lived only ten min- utes away, but their special person is out of school. Ka- ren Krechmery said, I only see my boyfriend Sunday through Thursday and then he drove an ambulance on weekends, but I cared for him just the same. Why go out with someone that doesn ' t go to school with you? There were many reasons. Some students pre- fer to date older people be- cause they seem more ma- ture, but others date people outside of school because they simply don ' t find any- one to attract them at school. For others, it ' s just fate. If you go out and meet someone that you really like, you have to work things out instead of forget it or trying to change schools, con- cluded Cindy Moore. ' ClOfr; , • j.; ' SITTING ON THE GRASS, Lisa Mathews wears her boyfriend ' s letterman ' s jacket. Lisa had a long distance relationship with Scott Gardner, who attended the University of Nevada, Reno. I think it ' s cool not go- ing to the same school, because we don ' t get into fights and have nnore to talk about when we see each oth- er. Matt Ramsey, ju- nior. LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS 1 ■