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

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E SERVE f Smith waits for the ball to p. The goal of serving is to meet with the ball at its high- point. NCENTRATING hes i iott Lee positions himself for backhand. This was Elliott ' s firth year on the team. 25 4 7e uU Won 6, Lost 7 Canyon Springs Rubidoux Corona San Gorgonio North Norco Hemet North Palm Springs Ramona Perris Corona Hemet Perris Palm Springs Varsity 17 1 7 11 6 12 8 10 8 10 13 5 8 10 7 11 5 13 11 7 16 2 9 9 3 15 15 3 7 11 BOY ' S TENNIS Front row: Head Coach Allan Smith second row: Chris Gebelin, Cam Johnson. Kelly Gelhaus, Elloitt Lee, Jer Basich, Darren Thomas, Chun Chang. Vonsay Vithoun. third row: Jeff Smith, Paul Palacios, Bobby Moon, Charles Johnson, Mike Algren. Peter Lynch, Scott Bilinski, Mike Johnson. Jason Denham, Steve Williams. The returning players really helped to stabilize the whole club, not only physically but mentally, Coach Allan Smith BOY ' S TENNIS • 211

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Come Rain Or Shine Squad Meets Team And Personal Goals As the serve cleared the net, the player anxiously awaited the return. As he rushed up to meet the ball, a surge to energy came over him and he knew the point was his. This sceneario was a familiar one as the tennis team went into their season with a win against Canyon Springs High School. The team looked forward to a prosperous year and Coach Smith felt, Overall, we have the best group of players and we ' re looking forward to making the play- offs. To get in shape for their three month season, the players practiced, if the weather permitted, from 3:00 until 5:15, five days a week. Included in their exercise regime was running, jump rope, and individual coach- The reason that I liked tennis was because it is a good way to relieve tension and get all my agressions out. Mike Algren, sophomore ing, which consisted of ground strokes, serves, an. volleys. This individual coaching helped a lot in m game, said Jer Basich. Unlike last year, the returning player turn arouni,-. : was better. Previously there was four to five returning players compared to eleven this year. Placement oi-r the team was more challenging. In order to move u the ladder, players had to challenge each other to , match. The winner then would move up one slot. So after practices are over and the matches wen r won, the tennis team knew they had accomplishes personal goals, cemented team unity, and won as v unit. by Christina Edivan 210 • SPORTS

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THE BUS BLUES! Scvimmuty Won 8, Lost 8 BOYS GIRLS Palm Springs 50 105 47 108 Norco 96 58 86 70 Indio 50 106 79 76 Ramona 80 76 123 33 Hemet 55 101 77 80 Perris 51 94 109 37 North 74 83 117 37 Palm Desert 74 80 105 51 GIRLS SWIMMING First row: Sonia Romero, Lynn Peters, Christina Edivan, Julia Wolfe, Nora Dorson, and Mary Vikupitz; second row: Deanna Boettcher, Amy Cullumbur, Kathy Rykaczewski, Monique Martin Jennifer Boettcher, Mellissa Wild, Christy Warner, Tabitha Herrity and Lori Mccullum; third row: Joyce Madokoro, Amanda Shearer Niccole Bartolino, Alison Sommers, Breena Paladino, Karen Mado koro, and Kim Mozer; fourth row: Coach Bill Grisham, Pam Gahring, Lillia Lara, Dara Chapman, Deniece Brauer, Bethany Lockhart, Dol ly Reed, Cedra Thomas, Katie Anderson, and Mewa Danh; back row: Laurie Archer, Kristin Reed, Virginia Mariani, Debbie Maples, Ann Akers, Michelle Briny. Mandy Tinker, Mary Cunningham, Deanna Baish, and Deanna Solberg. - — cause of the heater mix-up, the The A.H.S. swimmers board the swimmers had to travel to Ra- bus and head for practice. Be- mona for three weeks. mm -m v BOYS SWIMMING First row: Assistant Coach Steve Bannow, Bill Choi, Jared Grif- fith, Rene Garcia, Jeff Mathews, and Andrew Ma; second row: Tony Reindl, Matt Brandt, Joe Fillippilie, Andy Reindl, Kelly Nabours, and Steve Pizzifred; back row: Coach Bill Grisham, Clint Briska, James Reyes, Jason Quintana, Tim Harris, Aaron Lema, Joe Liddicote, Mike Brandt, and Ethan Lema. 212 • SPORTS