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

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Krista Griffith John Griffitts Joshua Guilliams Sally Guzman Bobby Hall Scott Hall Derek Hamilton Morgan Hammar Paul Hampton Brady Hanes James Hanson Travis Hanson Jake Harbort Paula Harden Alicia Haro Francisco Haro Daniel Harris Ryan Harris Sandia Harris Timothy Harris James Hart Joseph Harvey Diana Hecht Danielle Helmstead Carlton Hemphill Robert Henry Jennifer Henshaw Renee Hernandez Cynthia Herndon Tabitha Herrity Shannon Hidalgo Mike Hildebrand Mark Hillis Michael Hitt Scott Holdredge Carrie Humphreys Tim Hundley Brian Hunnicutt Shawn Hunt Heather Hussey Maryann Huxford Lance Isaly Nickanne Ishmael Curtis Jaffee Charles Johnson Jianda Johnson Meko Johnson Summer Johnson 106 • JUNIORS

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Pcc Uo i4. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Ingrid Bernhardt, vice president, Lupe Delgado, president; back row: Patty Poppa, historian, Stephanie Wattson. treasurer, Sherry Jones, secretary. Prom Promoters This year, through hard work and dedication, we raised over $3,600, which I think is exceptional, exclaimed Sherry Jones. Zeadership, dedication, and most of all a belief in a dream were some of the characteristics of the ju- nior class officers. The officers had a big challenge on their hands in more ways than one. Mot only did the officers have to arrange the prom, but they also had a large amount of money to raise-$ 10,000 to be exact. The prom was the junior class officers ' main event. Plan- ning for the prom took up most of the year. The officers started planning for the prom last sum- mer. I feel that AHS students deserve the best! , exclaimed Lupe Delgado, junior. WfM When people think of being a class officer they think of telling people what to do, delegating, and having fun. Well, although some of this was true, they hold some of the hardest offices avail- able. They run football concessions at every home game, have at least two fundraisers, participated in other stu- dent government activities, and have to plan, set up, and host both the Jr. Sr. Prom and the Daisey Chain for gradu- ation. Through all of these activities they may need to maintain grades, jobs, and other school clubs. It was a lot of hard work and lots of time had to be put in, but in the end it paid off, confided Ingrid Bernhart, junior, 1 learned some- thing that can ' t be taught in class-lead- ership! ' ' by Jean Goodwin Suzanne Flores Stephen Fortier Jackie Former Keith Fowler Gloria Franklin Kimberly Fritts Cheryl Frost Michelle Frushon Patrick Gabb Pamela Gahring Michael Garcia Craig Gardner David Gardner Chad Geary Jason Geiger Craig Getchell Julie Giddens Gregory Gilbert Tressa Golden Eva Gonzales Penny Gosnell Kenneth Greene Andrew Grenier Shelly Griffin JUNIOR OFFICERS • 105

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cc«U yvA Junior Jitters Manuel Murrillo reflected, Some juniors worry about graduating and passing those proficiency tests. j cared . . . Excited . . . I Nervous . . . Thrilled V ... All these varied emotions were experienced by ju- niors anticipating their senior year. Crystal Davidson described her pre-senior jitters. I am scared of becoming a senior, because of knowing after I graduate I will probably never see my friends again and of all the tests I will have to take. On the other hand, not all ju- niors confessed to the dreaded dis- ease, pre- seniorities. Christie Lowe stated, No I am not afraid BROWSING through a brochure. Sherry Jones reads in the guidance office.. As a junior, she was preparing for college get a jump on traditional senior year decisions. of becoming a senior, but after gradu- ation I know that I will be a freshman all over again in college. Some of the common worries includ- ed not knowing if you are going to have enough money for things like announce- ments, caps and gowns, or enough cred- its to pass required classes. Some also worried if you were going to ever see your friends again. The most overwhelming worry con- cerned the future. After graduation, even more decision would have to be made. Scared and nervous. Yes, but these feelings were outweighted by the more positive emotions; excitement and thrills for most pre-senior juniors. Karen Jones Kristy Jones Sherry Jones Karen Jordan Frederick Joswick Juan Jurado Cindy Kammel Marissa Kats Sherrie Keener Stanley Kelley Matt Kendrick Tricia Kennedy Saveth Keo Phetsa Keophommachac Thomas Kessner Eddie Kester Richard Kincaid William Knopp Pannah Kouthiraj David Kramer Danny Kristina Raymond Lancaster Ella Laroche Theodore Larson PRE SENIOR JJJTERS • 107