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

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« IN MEMORY OF MARK PAVLIK 1972-1986 AND JENNIFER CHOSTNER 1971-1987 It was like a terrible dream, but now we have awaken And found that it ' s true. Just yesterday we were saying hi , We never got a chance to say goodbye. But, now that they are gone, we can always remember and pray. They are free from all the pain and worry. All the troubles and doubts. How it really happened. No one really knows. Although they will never be forgotten For all eternity. Mark and Jennifer, so special and loved Please watch over us, from far above. The Class of 1989 1990 % y 240 MEMORIAL

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Shaputis, Lori 190 Shaw. Tani 070. 106, 180 Shay. J 080 Shelton. Edward 180, 190 Shelton. Frank 017, 044, 080 Shelton. Jaynne 006. 044. 045. 054. 073. 080. 088. 152. 180, 241. 246 Shenk. Nikki 26 Shields. Greg 068. 108 Shiffman. Wendy 084 Shin. Angle 029. 054. 055. 180 Shinnifield. Riley 022. 023 Shipley. Cody 080 Shirley. Mary 26. 044. 05 4, 074. 190 Shives. Greg 26 Showalter, David 26. 027. 096, 190 Shrabel, Tina 190 Shulte. Rick 163 Sicard. James 042 Sid. Yvetfe 090 Silva. Joann 036 Silva, Tracy 008 Silver. Jeff 104. 142. 151 Simkoff. Linda 090. 098 Simmons. Cheryl 044. 045, 142, 153 Simmons. Richard 086 Simmons. Shawnna 190 Simms. Erick 050 Simms. Erik 080 Simms. Steve 068. 086 Sims, Dana 094. 100 Sims. Dawnes 180 Singer. Debbie 050 Singer. Diana 068 Singer. Elizabeth 142 Skala. Eric 180 Skalski. Tom 070 Slingsby. Steve 080. 190 Smales. June 142 Smedtey. jAdam 050 Smith. Allen 110. 142 Smith. Christina 26 Smith. David 190 Smith. Dawn 068. 145. 190 Smith. Jan 153 Smith. Jane 142 Smith. Krisha 044. 073. 080. 083. 180 Smith, Sandi 038, 052, 056, 145. 190 Smith, Zack 210 Sneddon, Jason 050 Snowden, Kim 18, 054, 070, 190 Soholt, Dane 030. 092, 135, 154 Solberg, Larry 102 Solbers, Deanna 106 Sommer. Alison 106 Sommer. Ken 088. 108 Soria, Felix 032 Soudaros. Maniirat 190 Soulannilith. Sam 112 Southard. Don 080. 150 Southard. Lloyd 190 Souvannaiith. Somchan 190 Sparks. Elizabeth 190 Speight. Lakiesha 180, 190 Stamm. Eric 080 Stanley. Curt 030, 084 Starek. Dawn 112 Stark. Brett 190 Stark. Dawn 009 Starkman. Bridget 038. 044. 054. 180 Stevens. Brandi 190 Stevens. Michelle 074 Stevenson. Willie 092 Steves. Matthew 180 Stickley. Bob 100 Stickley. Dana 084. 108. 190 Stickley. Jason 084. 092 Stockton. Lance 080. 126. 190 Stotfell. Peter 102 Stonebreaker. Linda 142. 145. 153 Stracner. Lance 190 Stringer. Lynn 024 Stuller. Tiffany 012. 26. 074, 190, 243 Stumm, Eric 050 Stupp. Amy 060 Stupp-Clewell. Amy 010 Sturtz. Christina 180 Sullivan. Sob 068. 175. 180 Sullivan. Mike 096 Summers. Laura 068. 190 Sumner. Bill 140. 153 Sutton. Kaylene 044. 180 Sylvia. Mike 088. 108. 190 Szetella. John 050. 068 Szucsko. Terry 180 Tucker. Laura 177. 190 Tupper. Jeanette 022. 029. 037. 042. 048. 060. 094. 163. 18 2. 220 Tupper. Tonie 094, 112, 205 Turner. Valerie 232 Tyson. Melissa 191 Vongsay. Vithoun 191 Voss. Shelly 002 Voss. Sheryl 143 u CR hosted G. Gordon Libby to speak Ubrun. Stephanie 182 Uebel. Doreen 26. 027. 182, 233 Uranga. Brandi 060. 106. 191 Urbaleho. Ed 068 Urbatejo. Dorina 191 Urick. Michael 182 Urike. Carolyn 26 Utz. Russ 022. 149. 169. 182. 220 r hat ' s what friends are tor : song of the year V ietnam movie Pla- toon Stuck up contra- versy Ta. Chung 054. 084. 180 Takenaga. Eugene 054. 096. 149. 180. 236 Tang. Linh 002. 054. 068. 190 Tarmo. Loren 054. 070. 110. 190 Taylor. Anthony 080. 190 Taylor. Tony 088 Teaford. Jennifer 106 Thavisay. Senkeo 092 Thawixay. Khoun 112 Thomas. David 080. 190 Thomas. Mark 068. 110 Thompson, Todd 080, 102 Thongbanh, Pien 190 Thornbury. Kimberly 180 Threadgold. Lon 26. 074. 180. 211 Threadgold. Tim 036. 080. 096, 129 Thurman. Mareen 094 Tinker. Amanda 054. 055 Todd. Kimberly 180 Todd. Sherry 123. 136. 190 Toler. Candance 190 Tomazin. Jeff 080 Tomazin. Maria 060. 156. 181 Tombyll. Amber 112 Toor. Tammy 181 Tousley. Michael 068 Tousley. Virginia 068. 190 Townsend. April 068. 181 Tregillis. Deanna 137 Triebwasser. Brian 050. 080. 118. 181 Tnplett. Ray 102 Tripplett. Vanessa 18 foxel. Lance 005. 031. 044. 132. 190 Vaderboom. Scott 092 Valdes. Jose 050 Valdes. Shermain 191 Valdez. Adrian 032. 092. 093 Valenzuela. Lisa 118 Valles. Jim 108 Van Meter. Jay 040 Van. Kenneth 191 Van. Michael 054. 068. 182 Van. Steven 182 Vanbilliard. Tracy 191 Vanderboom. Scott 112 VanHellen. Rus 080. 096 Vanhoose. Anne Marie 182 VanMeter, Jay 102, 125, 143, 151 Vann, Ken 26 Vargas, Aldo 032 Vargas, Jessica 068 Vargas, Maria 068. 182 Vasquez. William 191 Vaughn, Robert 068 Vega, Ana 133 Vega, Anamaria 054 Vega, Hilton 050 Veltum, Ann 123 Venske, Angela 008. 191 Verco, David 134 Vigil. Dolores 145 Vigoreaux. Ernie 030 Vikupitz. Mary 003. 054. 106. 191 Vilaiphanh, Khoun 092 Vilaiphanh. Maiavanh 182 Vileyphahn. Sisavahn 112 Vincent. Chance 102 Vitzelio. Tom 074 Vollker. Todd 102 ■■■■I ICAL— I HAIRSPRAYING. Kim Marshall assists Marc Russo ' before a performance Story. of West Side ■H USICAUHI students wander on the West Side The orchestra warmed up, the lights grew dim, and the curtain went up — ACTION!! The Sharks and the Jets began to duke it out in the 1987 musical production of West Side Story. The modern-day Romeo and Juliet, complete with a balcony scene, starred Misty Marks as Anita, David Merrill as Bernardo, Cory Nabours as Doc, Rex Berry as Riff, Courtney Chittock as Maria, Trent Cherry as Tony, and well over fifty other stu- dents as the supporting cast, or- chestra, and production staff. The musical was under the di- rection of Mr. Phil Holmer, musi- cal direction of Mr. Galen Dar- rough, and choreographer Ms. Michelle Franklin. The play was very successful, on one of the nights, it sold out, even the standing room! I thought it was a lot better than last year ' s musical, concluded Trent Seckinger. Wachter. Chris 26. 074, 182 Watford, Billy 054, 057, 102 Waggoner. Gina 094 Wakters, Mike 057 Waldow, B 080 Waldron. Suzanne 191 Wall. Shon 080 Walls. Jennifer 182 Walls. Robert 182 Walters. Mike 102. 104. 191 Walters. Stephanie 26. 066 Warbrick. Ken 007, 050 Ward. Mike 096. 191 Ward. Sean 191 Warner, Christi 26, 106 Waterhouse. Paula 191 Watson. Gary 050. 182 Watson. Stephanie 100 Wdowiak. Chris 068. 106 Weingart. Mary 143 Weise. Melissa 010 Weiss. Darrick 050 Wells. Brent 080. 191 Wells. Eric 096 Wells. Nicole 098 Wensel. Mark 054. 080. 191 Wesolek. Stephen 191 West. Lourena 074 Whitaker. Sharon 191 White. Gina 060. 149. 182 White. Lon 182 White. Theresa 145 Wiebe. Todd 030. 128. 182 Wiebe. Trent 036. 080. 191 Wiese. Melissa 036. 037. 060 Wilcuts. Kelly 098 Wild. Melissa 039. 106 Wilde. Melissa 26 Wiley. Duff 080. 108. 143 Wiley, William 143 Wilkie, Sean 030 Williams. Alena 148. 182. 191 Williams. Bonnie 143 Williams. Craig 182 Williams. Josh 182 Williams. Tina 191 Williamson. Tim 080 Wilson. Caria 068. 191 Wilson, Mark 080 Wilson, Orisco 023, 026. 074. 183 Winn. Jimmy 039. 084 Wirtz. Barbara 144. 245 Witaker. Sharon 068 Wolfe. Julia 015. 054. 084. 106 Womack. Robert 191 Wongsay. Vithoon 068 Wood. Robert 084 Woodhead. Jack 080 Woodland. Laurie 025, 028. 039. 044. 054 191. 220 Woods. Bobby 102 Wozencraft, Lisa 26, 074. 191 Wozercraft. Kim 183 Wright. Christine 191 Wright. Wesley 143 Wyper. Steve 127, 144 XYZ Yang. Seoung 183 Yaryan. Alice 144 Voder. Amy 191 Young. Andrew 191 Young. David 108 Young. Jeff 210 Young. Jennifer 084 Young. Jenny 032 Young. Pat 080 esty artist, Andy Warhol died Zack. Ahcia 072. 084. 118. 155. 171. 183 Zamora, Harvey 096, 232 Zapalak, Dan 26. 054. 191 Zaplon. Kate 070 Zeholla. Tom 030. 191 Zocholl. Kristen 183 MUSICAL 239

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FROM THE EDITOR I think we ' re going to be okay, Jayme ... was one ot the many reassuring phrases Mrs. Cheryl Simmons told me before each and every deadline. I was so relieved to hear that precious word okay and with- out Mrs. Simmons, I think I would have said, forget it, if we don ' t get our book until August — FINE, I don ' t care anymore! That would be a false statement because I care very much about the reputation of the Simba Kali, and much of that care was shared by the rest of my staff, especially those who spent end- less weekends, and evenings working at school. All of that care went toward creating this book. It is my belief that the good reputation of the Simba Kali s preserved with this 1987 edition and it will always and forever STAND OUT as the book that broke tradition. I owe many special thanks not only to Mrs. Simmons and my staff, but also to my Dad and Mom, my brother, Frankie, my boyfriend, Jeff, and his fam- ily, (I mustn ' t forget Shasta and Elvira, the dog and cat) all of whom I love dearly and greatly appreciate their love, encour- agement, and tolerance. I ' ve spent four wonderful years here at Arlington, three of which I was involved in year- book and take much pride in saying I was editor-in-chief of the book that proved Arlington High School and the Simba Kali are still STANDING OUT!!! THE aAFF Karen Anderson-trends, stress, unusual teaching methods, weight of books, 4-yr. clubs, Mr. Conerly, ads Matt Antolin-photographer, senior class officers, badminton, ads Kris Cassias-getting ready, divi- sion pages, 4-yr. art, mid-winter ball, asb, band, ads Doug Corbitt-senior section edi- tor, growing up, productions, flower people, closing, the art of posing, ads Christina Edivan-clubs section editor, student life division, boys tennis, hangouts, teachers are people too, surfing skating, aides, note folding, when seniors speak . . . ads Laura Elliott-opening, tanning booths, diets, parades, college requirements, teacher of the year, ads Dustin Fitch-football, home- coming, soccer, girl ' s soccer basketball, ads Trina Gopar-sports section edi- tor, pep squad, football, when seniors speak . . . , casts, braces, basic student stereotypes Stephanie Gordon-student life editor, opening, hangouts, homecoming candidates, pa- rades, Softball, 4-yr rote, ads Cyndi Guy-underclass section editor, getting ready, long dis- tance relationships, oversized fashions, when seniors speak . . . , morning announcements Debbie Hamlin-theme section editor, division pages, press-en- terprise, colors, choir, senior credits, frosh. bloopers, ads Terry Hsiao-trends, 4 yr. auto, drama sign, homecoming Cassey Klippel-bubble gum, stars, lion ' s den, clothes stereo- types, class rings, opening, de- tention paper dolls, ads Karen NIadokoro-colors, aca- demic clubs, girls tennis, girls guys state, bathroom passes, when seniors speak . . ., ads Christal Mozer-academic sec- tion editor, opening, press en- terprise, cross-country, track, teachers are people too, ads Kim Olvera-photo editor, senior homecoming, ucr students, ffa, ads Yvette Perez-student life divi- sion, orientation day, volleyball, skiing, memorial, 4-yr athletes, when seniors speak . . ., closing, ads Mike Robers-student life divi- sion, water polo swimming, glasses, calculators, field trips, cars, basketball, unusual teach- ing methods, ads Trent Seckinger- photographer, hats, baseball, ads Frank Shelton-growing up, homecoming carnival, bumper stickers, Benjy Loop, letter- man ' s jackets, silly survey, cal- culators, basketball, unusual teaching methods, ads. Mary Shirley-opening, parades Krisha Smith-trends, football, wrestling, procrastination, pro- jects, key chains, ads SPECIAL THANKS TO: AHS Coaches AHS Staff Allen Asada Jeff Bottini Jennifer llecki Lifetouch Studios Mane Thing Photographers Andy Olvera Terry Bourne Jean Oxford Mike de Voogdt Plaza Photo Dick Diamond Jay Van Meter Jostens EDITORS PAGE 241