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

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»:iar. ' Jlfcl»1:HT, ' JilM5!il vier, freshman, had her hair standing up on one side. There were many differ ent looks for students to wear their hair. EH39 Both Aneka Amez cua. junior, and Laura Roa. freshman, wear their hair standing up. Sometimes a group of students would wear their hair alike. Sophomores Robert Lowe and Ryan Litke wail for the bell to ring Guys as well as the girls used hair spray for their different styles. HAIR SPRAY MANIA • 19

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SPRAY SUPPORTS I wouldn ' t go as far as saying hairspray is essen- tial to a person ... If I want my hair up then I have to have it! stated Gina Waggoner, junior. Hair? Or shall I say pinenee- dles? Hair spray, mousse, and styling gel products have helped some people improve their looks. Karen Jones, ju- nior, said, I used mousse be- cause it works better and gave my hair body. But I also used hair spray on my bangs. Al- though students used gel and mousse, most used hair spray. To some girls hair spray was a miracle man in a can! Hair spray was popular hair holder of the eighties. Do just girls wear hair spray? NO WAY! The guys too have gone crazy with hair spray. I take fifteen to twenty minutes to do my hair in the morning, said Isamel Huerta, freshman. There are a number of hair styles that require hair spray. 1 wear my bangs standing up, because I like the style. Even when I go out, 1 wear my hair pretty much the same, said Aneka Amezcua, junior. Hair spray ranges in price from 99C to $7.00 or more a can. It also holds well in the summer as well as the winter, but for the fog and wind there was no hope. Girls stop to fix their hair more in the fog than any other time. Hair spray brands were also a topic among students. Aqua Met Extra Super Hold was my favorite, because it made your hair stay in place where you want it, said Christina Edivan, senior. Junior Jodi Cole, concluded, Paul Mitchell was my favorite hair spray, because it smelled like watermelons and it worked really good. by Francelia Belton and Ronyel Johnson MSM!SK nPIfi imelHu freshman, waits to go back to class. This style had a combination of long hair in the front and short on the sides. 18 • STUDENT LIFE Photo by Brian Downs

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Schroeder walks down the hall of Park- view Community Hospital where she worked as a volunteer. Marcy also helped out at the Parkview information desk by answering the phone. HSESSE fflH Ka,h y Ry zewski helps run the gift shop ] at Riverside General Hospital. I Kathy did a variety of other tasks while volunteering at Riverside in eluding training new volunteers. I .ngelica Perez (front) and Marcy Schroeder (rear) try to locate the room number of a patient. Angelica and Marcy often worked the information desk at Park view together. 20 • STUDENT LIFE EBEU3B3 ■ Perez comforts a little boy who was crying for his mom. Sandy loved work- ing at the Happyland Daycare Center, because she wanted to become a pres- chool teacher.