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

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Christopher Alton Mario Alonzo Dana Amsler Erica Anderson Katherine Anderson Paul Andree Tamiko Aochi Robert Arce Laurie Archer Marcela Arenas Renee Arias Tricia Arnold Melisa Arter Melanie Atwell Ana Avila Fredrick Avila Frank Ayala Gaston Bachelier Adam Bachor Carl Backstorn James Barker William Barlett Deshawn Barnhart Nichole Bartolino Rick Barton Deniece Bauer Jason Baur Cory Behrens Salma Bejjani Ephraim Benjamin Michelle Benzor Jason Bernreuter Mike Bernstein Rickey Bertram Michelle Biber Doug Biddle Windy Birchard Chad Bishop Mark Blanchard Nichole Blanchard Stephenie Blinco Tomara Borden Kimberly Bodle Christopher Book Tricia Boyd Lakimba Bradsbery Danell Bretzing Melynda Brooks 126 • FRESHMAN

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Safi i H0ne4. Officially Speaking 1 enjoyed my job as vice-president, and ... all the responsibilities that came along with it, stated Deanna Reynolds. lass officers, How are m they chosen? and What do they do? Many hours of hard work and a lot of money went into the cam- paign week. I spent about twenty-five hours and a hun- dred and sixty dollars on my campaign, stated Marta Casper, sophomore presiden- tial candidate. During the campaign week, each candidate had a chance to express their goals for the class, and to gain votes through a speech over the inter- com system. Finally, the time for the main election arrived SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Cal vin Davis, president; Deanna Reynolds, vice president; and Jennette Corbitt, treasurer. and the winners were chosen. This year ' s sophomore class presi- dent was Calvin Davis. His job as presi- dent was to preside over class meetings, promote and plan class activities, and participate in all ASB activities. Presid- ing under Calvin, was Deanna Reynolds as sophomore class vice-president. Her responsibility was to take over as presi- dent when Calvin was not around. My favorite part of being vice-president was meeting people and having responsibil- ities, revealed Deanna Reynolds. Also presiding under Calvin, was Jeanette Corbitt. Jeanette, as treasurer, orga- nized and purchased all the ASB sopho- more class orders and participated in all student government activities. Though being an officer took much effort, Jean- ette claims, My job was fun, and I en- joy being in student government. by Joyce Madokoro Kelley Wilcutts Alex Willcut Tara Williams Timothy Williamson Garrett Winn James Wisslead Robert Wood Tammy Wozencraft Gregory Wrench Shawn Wright Tracy Yoder Sharon York David Young Jennifer Young Anita Zamora David Zapalac Katharine Zapien Jason Zeilenga CLASS OFFICERS • 125

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FRESHMEN Specific Supplies I knew most of what to get, because my dad told me, he teaches at Chemawa. All I needed were dividers, said Sara Fratt. ea, and Mom, I need this, and these notebooks, and pencils and yea, that ' s it ... Okay, so you thought you were prepared for school, BUT then, on the first day you real- ize you got pencils instead of pens, the wrong size paper, and the wrong notebooks. In Mrs. Stonebreaker ' s Adv. Eng. 1 classes, some students had to redo their school shopping to get the right supplies. I had to go back and get new stuff, but I was able to use some old stuff too, explained Micah Stevens, CHOOSING THE RIGHT SUPPLIES, John Keating makes sure he gets the correct size paper for his English class. Sometimes a student had to check with the teachers requirements before get ting all the things necessary to be pre- pared in class. ITr ' n freshman. I didn ' t tell my mom what I needed so I had to use some things from last year, confided Liz Justice, freshman, but I did need to get a specific notebook for Span- ish, she added. The reason for such specific requirements are that Fresh- man will turn in their home- work on any kind of paper and when the papers they turn in and the dittos they receive are all in their notebook, and are the same size, it makes it look so much neater, clarified Mrs. Linda Stonebreaker. In any case, in-coming fresh man who thought they were prepared may have had to ac- quire other materials. This may be one case where it paid off to wait and ask the teacher! by Chnslal Mozet Jeffrey Bryan Donald Buckles Tammie Buie Michael Burkes Michael Burtt Greg Byers Kristine Cahill Gary Campbell Sicard Kelly Campos Rosa Campos John Carbajal Edward Cardoza Andrea Cartwright Claudia Castaneda Consuelo Castro Kristina Cauthen Rudy Cervantes Danny Cesena Benjamin Chaires Ary Chang Cesar Chavez Henry Cheeley Bennett Cherry Lisa Choi SCHOOL SUPPLIES • 127