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

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UM I liked Wrigley ' s Extra, because it had extra flavor and extra fun, all in a sugar free gum! Stephanie Croft, junior. V BUBBLEGUM ■ H| naw, chew, H H smack . . . M M POP! H sound was a Bfl H familiar one B for students, but this year it was different. The gum producing these sounds were of all new excit- ing colors and flavors. The new colors these gums came in were: fluores- cent green, bright yellow, hot pink, brown, blue and black. The color black was preferred by Heather Hus- sey, Even though it makes my mouth black at first, it tasted good and it was fun to chew. People always tripped-out because it was black. The new flavors these gums came in were: Dr. Pep- per, A W Rootbeer, Rockin ' Rasberry, Chocolate Mint, Black Licorice and Blueber- ry. Stephanie Croft ' s favor- ite gum is Wrigley ' s Extra, I ALL NEW FLAVOR AND TASTE like it so much because - you get X-tra flavor, X-tra fun, in Extra Sugarfree gum - plus it glows. Although many people en- oyed the new colors and fla- ors, there were still some who did not. Among these people was Kim Jaffe who tried Chocolate Mint. I was curious what Chocolate Mint would taste like, so I tried it. I was let down. The flavor hardly even resembled Chocolate Mint and after a few minutes it lost the flavor it had. Gums of all colors and fla- vors were popular. Students tried the different kinds and usually found one they really liked. This year students chewed gum in an all new, yummy way. by Cassey Klippe! n SYNCHRONIZED, Melissa Fortner, Cheri Dishno, Stephanie Walters, Debbie Roth, and Vanessa Fernan- dez all blow their bubbles before sixth period. Many teachers did not allow food or gum in their class- rooms forcing students to dispose of their gum during passing period.

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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,

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