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

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John Laycock Kevin Leedy Ethan Lema Pamela Lewellen Joseph Liddicote Dawn Linder Marcus Linton Barry Little Benjamin Loop Justin Lord Trisha Lovell Christina Lowe Karen Lynaugh Raymond Lyon Andrew Ma Anthony Mace Karen Madokoro Micheal Magoto Sheila Mahan Thang Mai David Maples Brian Marble Michelle Marks Michael Marley Tina Marsh Shelly Marshall Monique Martin Belen Martinez Darlene Matejka Andra Mays Kenneth McCarthy Lyle McCollum Gretchen McCroskey Gregory McGee Marylou McMicheal Brian McMorris Shannon McWhorter Susan Mcomie Westley Meachem Jeremy Metivier Hollie Meyer Kevin Million Brett Mills Angela Miranda Brent Mitchell Shelly Mongeon Cherise Montellano Robert Moon

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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

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pci U i4. Carrie Anderson, Princess, Tim Thread- gold, Cathy Fagan. Pain And Pride When nominated, I felt priveleged to be picked by the students to represent them, said Tim Threadgold, ju- nior. g xcitement, nervous- M ness, butterflies, • stress, pain, . . . PAIN? Yes, that ' s right, pain. This year ' s Junior Homecom- ing Candidates experienced some of the same feelings that other nominees have felt in the past year, but at least one more. All of the 1987 Junior Home- coming Candidates were pretty excited about the nomination, even though most of them had already been nominated during an earlier year at high school. All were quite anxious to hear the results. The game was also on the minds of Patrick Gabb and Tim Threadgold. Although after the game, Pat had other feelings at hand, besides the announce- ment and the score. I was excited but also angry at the same time, commented Pat. Earlier in the game against Hemet, Pat had a very painful experience that still hadn ' t been looked at when he got to the dance. During the game, Pat cracked a bone in his right hand. About five minutes after I was crowned, I was rushed to emergency for my hand, Pat Ex- plained. All three girls also had other feelings in mind. They all were good friends be- fore the nominations and didn ' t want the results to hinder their friendship. Be- fore homecoming, they all agreed to have no hard feelings towards each oth- er no matter who won. Although there is no one adjective to explain how it feels to be nominated, each candidate still felt just as special as the next. This was the greatest memorable experience ever! Carrie An- derson exclaimed. by Jean Goodwin Cynthia Moore Jennifer Moore Julie Moore Charlotte Morton Bonnie Moskwa Rocio Mull Rebecca Murphy Stephenee Murray Julie Newton Tamara Nie Jason Moggie Rebecca Oconnor Nichole Old Chanthaphon Ophaso Monique Ornelas Manuel Ortiz Anthony Otwell Geoffrey Overturf Jay Paasch Paul Palacios Breena Palladino Phaksavanh Panyavong Scott Parker Scott Parker HOMECOMING CANDIDATES • 109