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

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Many Award-Winning Programs Actively Recruit New Students To Guarantee Their Success Award-winning programs . . . state-recognized classes . . . Ar- lington boosts many, among them the guidance and business depart- ments, and ROTC program. The counseling and guidance depart- ment was notified that it was one of the five top nominees for the H. B. McDaniel group award, the most prestigious counseling and guidance award in our state. Another department in the spot- light was business. Mrs. Kathy Ol- son, Mrs. Liz Bourne and Mrs. Lee Ann Moses went to English classes to tell students about busi- ness courses. Mrs. Olson stated, Taking business classes were re- warding experiences, because em- ployment skills are offered which are necessary for the twenty-first century include: touch typing, computer applications, career planning, business record keep ing, and financial accounting. The final award-winning pro- gram was ROTC. On March 1 1th, Captain John Edwards came to inspect all of the ROTC students. He also talked about how reward- ing the ROTC program really was. Award winning programs like these were the results of excellent students and motivated faculty members. e want to tell stu- dents about the rewarding experiences and skills they can gain by taking business classes. r jrt RECRUITING • 171

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IN CHARGE. Laura Summer ' s gives the com mands at the Super Driller Competition. The vas Henry Peguero. IlAND SHAKE. Col. Martin Kruty congratu- lates Rory Hammon on winning the Best Dressed Competition. Rory was a new cadet in the ROTC program. REWARDING BUSINESS CLASSES. Mrs. Liz Bourne talks to an English class to try to interest them in joining business classes. The business department hosts visitors from around the state. Instructing the class Mrs. Kathy 01 son lectures to the typing students. Mrs. Olson and other business teachers actively recruited students by visiting classes with their bro- chures. Award winning department. Mr. Hill and Laura Elliott take a break in between counseling appointments. The guidance de- partment received a state award. 170 • ACADEMICS

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h; lARD AT WORK Christal Mozer, a senior, writes copy on Yearbook Club for the IJEA Write-Off. Although photos and layouts were supplied the team had to bring everything else including typewrit- Tc OP COMPETITORS . . Karen Kline, Dylan Schott, and Linda Schaeffer are all winners from the FBLA Southern Section Conference. All three later competed at the State Conference at the end of Apr ' V i S VI -CINCH BREAK . Travis Hansen and Garrett Winn go to lunch at Shakey ' s after a writing competition. Lunch was short be- cause the students participated in a spell- ing bee after lunch. 172 • ACADEMICS