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

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CHAMBER SINGERS Front row: Kim Marshall, Jeanette Duggan. Mitchell Eng, Scott Hall; Second row: Jack Neil!, Brent Mitchell, Jennifer McNally, Kim Todd. Loretta Patino. Jeff Beaulieu; Third row: Kelli Kirkpa- tric. Lakiesha Speight, Jeff Young, Remi King, Marc Russo. Julie Fortner. Debbie Hamlin, Yvette Dishno, Zach Smith; Back row: Lisa Byers, Shon Germany, Cheree Griffith, Jeff McMurry, Dawnes Sims. David Merrill, Laura Leisle, Shannon James, and Trent Cherry. TREBLE CHOIR Front row: Kim Shaw, Carol Jarva, Brandi Uranga. Kim Todd; Second row: Kim Armstrong, Dena Eubanks, Sheri Idzardi, Mary- Ann Huxford, Cmdy Mantey. Loretta Patino; Third row: Bekki O ' Connor, Jennifer McNally, Keliey Moore. Jennifer Moore, Deb- bie Hamlin, Yvette Dishno; Back row: Leslie Cox, Nora Dorson, Cheree Griffith, Becky Daniels. Krysta Griffith, Lisa Ellerd, Cindy Herndon. CONCERT CHOIR Front row: Bulene Martinez. Christy Downs, Monique Martin, John Duggan, Billy Ducas, James lllecki. Micko Jones, Juana Jones, Kim Jones Second row: Julie Lopez, Faith Conklin, Kristy Jones. Nancy Avila, Jennifer McNally, Nicole Dunsmore, Shawn Nie. Jason Dixon. Shon Wall, Brian Downs. Lisa Monahan, Darnell Steves, Tiffany Sacks. Kerri Kirkpatrick, Deanne Larson. Debbie Wise. Third row: Christal Provo, Candy Rodeheaver. Stacy Bloom- berg, Nikki Ishmael. Tina Farhs, Eve Gonzales, Kristi Maxwell, David Garcia, Dustin Tee!, John Farrington, Ian Anderson, Chris Houchin, Robert Lowe, Shawna Carr, Julie Giddens, Sherrie Keener, Christy James, Christy Manzaneres, Jennifer Todd. Back row; Shelley Marshall. Darleen Edwards. Jennifer Walls. Janet Day. Christal Orbvis, Dawn Larkin, Amy Yonkers, Joey Flyr, Bobbie Merril, Jeff McMurray, Jeff Almgren, Joe Liddecote, Tony Rodriguez, Luis Acosta, David Lubenski, Rex Berry. Michelle Erickson. Cindy Moore, Steph- anie Gordon, and Tracy Schlitz. PERFORMING, the Treble Choir sings The Ceremony of Carols. The Treble Choir and the Chamber Singers had the excitement of a harp accompanist. AWAITING THE CURTAIN, member; of the choirs get ready for tht Christmas Concert. This was the first year the choir performed sepa rately from the band. V STUDENT LIFE

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KIING himmering ice crystals form when it ' s cold, but when it ' s colder in the mountains, it snows! People can ' t wait for that first snow- fall, so they can head for the slopes to either play in the snow, or go skiing. Some students were wait- ing for it to snow in River- side, just as it had the past school year. Those who got tired of waiting, gave-up hope and headed for those white-covered hills. David llten, Todd Weibe, and I, took advantage of all the snow at the New Year to go Hitting the Slopes and Snow skiing up at Snow Summit, replied Troy Kaukani, senior. But skiing isn ' t the only fun snow activity. There ' s al- ways a snowball fight. I loved having snowball fights except for one thing, I couldn ' t get the snow to be compact, so when I threw it, the snow flew everywhere, but to my target, said Jayme Shelton, senior. Nothing really compares with the glamour and excite- ment of skiing. When winter comes, many students couldn ' t wait to hit the slopes, because what ' s more fun than recreation mixed with exercise! by Yvette Perez TAKING A BREAK. Kim Marshall and Christine Morgan rest for a few min- utes after going down the slopes. HEAD ski are a popular brand. AT THE BOTTOM, Jill and Julie Hol- lenbeck rest with their dad. Taking a break was a must after a run. I loved going to Rinn of the World Wrestling Tournannent, because after the meet, we played in the snow. Larry Jared, Junior. SKIING 63 y

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ONCERTS A M Preparing M for a concert m 1 You H need to bring your dress or tux, change, warm up and get on stage. Chamber Singers and Treble Chorus did just that. Many members had the responsi- bility of changing from one outfit to another. On December 13, the choir attended the 32nd An- nual Candlelight Ceremony at Disneyland. This was the sixth year AHS had been in- vited. One thousand singers » Choir Members Travel and Perform in Song from California and Utah joined. The Christmas story was read by actor Craig T. Nelson, of Poltergiest ame. This was one of the most exciting things our students have ever done, comment- ed Mr. Gaylen Darrough. Be- fore the official perfor- mance, the choir rehearsed behind Disneyland with con- ductor Sheldon Disrud and the Disneyland Orchestra. The rehearsal was about two hours. Chamber Singer Jack Neill revealed, It was fun, because we didn ' t know the music! Disneyland wasn ' t the only event during the year. There was the annual Dis- trict Festival and the Christ- mas Concert. Disneyland helped us prepare for the Christmas Concert, so we weren ' t as nervous for that concert, stated David Lu- benski, Concert Choir. The end of the year went well, with a successful tour to Sacramento, many festi- vals, and the annual Spring Concert. We had a terrific year, I hope every year goes as well as this one, ex- claimed Treble Choir mem- ber, Bekki O ' Connor. by Debbie Hamlin REHEARSING FOR THE CHRIST- MAS CONCERT, Cheree Griffiths and Loretta Patino sing the Spring Carol. Cheree and Loretta were members of the Treble Choir and the Chamber Singers. RECEIVING CUES, Concert Choir prepares to sing. Concert Choir had 68 members; the largest ever at the school. CHOIR 65,