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

RELAXING AFTER A DEADLINE, Mrs. Phyllis Muhleman, Mane Thingadm- sor, takes a break. The Mane Thing was sent to 5th period teachers to distribute to students. SIMBA KALI Sitting: Trina Gopar, Dustin Fitch, Ctiristal Mozer. 2nd Row; Debbie Ham- lin, Kris Cassias, Jayme Shelton, Kim Olivera, Kristia Smith, Christina Edivan. Karen Adnerson. 3rd Row: Cyndi Guy, Mike Roberts, Mrs. Cheryl Simmons. Doug Corbitt, Frank Shelton, Top Row: Terry Hsiao, MattAntolin, Karen Mado- koro. Trent Seckinger. Yvette Perez, Mary Shirley, Stephanie Gordon. Gassy Klippel. and Laura Elliot. MANE THING 44 / */ " STUDENT LIFE Sitting; Mrs. Phyllis Muhleman. Brian Marble, Kim Asada, Courtney Chittock. Middle Row; Roman Ponico. Wendy Bergman, Mona Ramirez, Kaylene Sut- ton. David Murphy, Jeremy Jerntgan. Valerie Layfield. Lauri Woodland. Doug Jacobs, Karen Krechmary. Connie Bayl. Back Row; Mike Kent. Greg Parkcs. Keith Fowler. Dean Samuels. Lance Troxel, Bridget Starkman, Jenni- fer Moore, Holly Hansen, Anna-Maria Notter. and Jennifer A. Moore. which were put out this year? Well, guess what! You ' re read- ing one of them right now! Yes, the yearbook was one of the nnajor productions of the school. Another publication, Mane Thing produced newspapers during the year with current, school-related topics. A lot of hard work went into plannin g and producing these publications. Jayme Shelton, editor of the Simba Kali yearbook staff verified, " I had to oversee every- one ' s work and whatever wasn ' t done, I had to do. " " I joined yearbook be- cause I felt I could learn a lot SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS DEMAND DEDICATED RINT STAFFERS and meet new people. " commented Krisha Smith, yearbook staffer. Produc- tions allowed students to meet different people. People chose to work on these productions for differ- ent reasons, but the most prominent reason was, as Mona Ramirez confirmed, " It was something new. " Kim Asada explained, " I like Mane Tiling because I get to tell people what to do and it ' s also something to do to get involved. " Kim was the Mane Thing sports edi- tor. Hard work and fun went into putting out productions. It was a new experience for a lot of people, but an exper- ience that will stay with them.