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

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k - ' - VARSITY FOOTBALL Front: R. Cauchon, R. Cambell. R. Schmidt. J. Mayberry. P. Lyncti. D. Tliomas. D. Salquist. T. Wiebe. C. Fisk. Ind Row: G. Guiton. M. Gomez. J, Shelton, G. Calderilla. R. King. K. Smith, C. Ruel. D. Hayes. J. Murphy. 3rd Row: E. Simms. A. Ratledge. P. Fagan. J. Harrison. S. McNrtt. D. Arellano, G. Rungo, M. Payne, K. Hedlund, S. Slingsby. 4th Row: C. Green. L. Lambert. C. Hopkins. M. Wensel. M. Russo. R. Clark. D. Dooley, L. Jared, K. Cox, M. Linton. 5th Row: G. NeH. M. Dea. D. Southard. E. Acosta. L. Stockton. N. Miller. T, Harrelson, G. Pfrunder. D. Quintana. M. Ryneal, P, Hall. A. McPeak. Back Row: W. Fisk. R. Hodnett. R. Jared. M. Robitzer. A. Cowen. D. Fitch. S. Gibbons. T. Seckinger. B. Triebwasser. J. V. FOOTBALL Front: J. Shay. T. Threadgold. R. Campbell. J. Acosta. B. Buitteres. D. Thomas. D. Schlel- lenger. K. McCarthy. 2nd: W. Hawkins, R, Cauchon. J. Shelton. G. Calderilla. R. King, K. Smith, C. Ruel. D. Hayes. C, Fisk. 3rd Row: R. Schmidt. J. Quintana. D, Arellano. J. Harrison. S. McNitl. P. Fagan. G. Rungo. M Payne. K. Hedlund. 4th: A. Campos. D. Maples. M, Gomez. A. Taylor. P. Sanchez. E Poldrugo, B. Wells. C. Hopkins. J. Cabrera. A. Perkins. N. Alverez. 6th: R. Vanhellen. D. Salquist. M. Brittain, D, Ledbetter. M. Wilson. B. Waldow, L. Noggle. K. Leedy. C. Green. J, ODonnell. S. Slingsby. M. Delaney, Back row: F. Shelton. K. Cox, J, Patt erson, C. Finley. M, Russo. M. Dea. M. Linton. G. Pfrunder. L. Stockton, D. Quintana, D. Dooley, S Parker «»ir rr » ' » ♦ . V» ♦ ' •(• FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front; J. Sankey. C Martin. S. Murphy. D. Palmer. S. Wall. C. Shipley. T. Thompson, J, Mendolia 2nd Row; W, King. T, Oro2Co, C Morns. J. Duggan. M. Robitzer. V. Vacultad. N. bndblade, S Nielson. 3rd Row: J Tomazin. D Nell, D. Gomez. M, Schmidt. Coaches. Quesada. Wiley. Woodhead, R King. C Reid. P, Young 4th Row: D Rodriguez, J Cordova. S. Kunharl. D Kerby. A, Bohanek. D Penneau. C. Lyons. D Mirannontes, Back Row: B. arnagin, J Grace. E Stamm. M. Gerdeman, K. Judd. J. FIgr, G Locke, A Poe, T Williamson H JuitHe. Fae6 J.V. Opponent Var. Frosh. Poly 19-21 17-15 0-20 Victor Valley 15- 6 40- 0-48 Upland 0- 7 35- 14-14 Palm Springs 14-17 13- 6 8- 6 Norco 28- 28- 8-12 (Norte Vista) Hemet 30-14 35- 7 0-18 Ramona 14-10 14-20 0-49 North 42-20 6-21 18-12 Perris 16-28 28- 7 12-28 Corona 25- 0- 7 22- (La Sierra) I H ■ WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM, Larry Jared, Ken Cox, and Ryan Clark rip through the pep banner. The pep squad spent hours thinking of cre- ative slogans and painting these banners. SPORTS

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IN SPORTS Wet Water Polo y pg. 86 Vivid Volleybail V. g. 90 Tremendous Tennis v pg. 94 y. ETTING READY TO PASS, James Reyes saves the ball from an opponent. The team won its first game this year since the sport returned to A.H.S. V RETURNING THE BALL, Julie Newton, J.V. volleyball player, competes with her team. The J.V. team won nine of their sixteen games this PRACTICING HER SERVE, Sylvia Green gets ready for her next match. Sylvia was a song- leader as well as a tennis player. SPORTS 79 V

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4 ££AWI I OF aO G MB£ Crucial Varsity games dropped by few points. J.V. wins six games and Frosh end season with a victory. Even though we didn ' t have a winning season, I felt we all gained a lot of needed experience, confessed Shawn Gibbons. With a sea- son of only five wins, four during the regular season, and five losses, all at very crucial times, the varsity team suffered many disap- pointments. After an emotional loss to Palm Springs, the varsity team shut-out Norco in a game Norco was predicted to win. It was their home- coming, the stands were crowded, and the victory couldn ' t have come at a bet- ter time. I ' m glad we beat them like we did. I played and had fun! exclaimed Tory Harrelson. It was a year of greater ac- complishments for the ju- nior varsity team. Players at- tributed their wins to the coaching staff and the spirit generated by the varsity squad. Many players were able to suit up for varsity games to help the team in pre-game drills and keep the intensity high on the side- lines. Even though I didn ' t get to play very much on Fri- day nights, I had a lot of fun playing in J.V. games, com- mented Chuck Green. With an inexperienced team, the freshmen team managed to end the season on a much better note than the one they started on. We lost most of our games, but it was fun and I learned a lot because my coaches were great, concluded Ju- nior Cordova. Even though you wouldn ' t be able to brag to anyone about the facts, you would be able to say that there were many personal records set, and there was a lot of pride shown by everyone, on and off the field, by oustm Fitch ■ CUTTING UP THE FIELD. Layne Lambert looks for a hole while Geoff Guiton blocks several North play- ers. The Lions went on to defeat th e Huskies 42 to 20. ■ VIEWING A PLAY, Freshman play- er Steve tvlurphy concentrates on the action. Freshman players were required to practice three hours a day, four days a week. FOOTBALL 8 y