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

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Joanne Beigal, and Linda McHenery the military ball danced the night away, wait to go into the dance. The activity The March Air Force Base Band played lasted until 11:30 p.m. a variety of slow and fast songs. IBBliffiMl Y ■:!. Cox have a blast. Kim and Leslie were both seniors. 30 • STUDENT LIFE TFwm laBH5f;lia[tT.«s7Jm Dai ■ lenger and his date were announced by Ron Morris. Each couple walked under a cordon of guidons and then were an- nounced.

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Campus Creates Various How does our school rank with you? What are your favor- ite parts? In order to get a clos- er look at how are our campus classmates thought, a number of students were asked a series of questions. When Stephanie Walters, a sophomore, was asked about what she liked about Arlington, off campus lunches, no- classes, and seven minute passing periods all entered the conversation. She liked these things the most because at her old school in Texas, these choices were not avail- able to her. What would you do if we weren ' t able to go out to unch? Would you see your friends as much if the passing periods weren ' t seven minutes? These are questions that should be thought about, may- be it will change your perspec- tive of Arlington. How do you consider which I think that student opinions are important, be- cause the students make up the majority of the school and we have to come everyday. Julie Newton, junior. schools you should attend after high school? Is it the location? Atmosphere? Or maybe the school colors? Well, senior, Cam Shalamunec, considers Cal Poly San Luis Obispo her favorite college. She likes the school spirit, beautiful campus, and learning atmosphere. Your choice may not be the same as Cam ' s, but have you considered colleges? Arlington is different from some other schools. It isn ' t all concrete and asphalt. There are rolling hills, green grass, and lots of big trees. I enjoy being with friends and the beautiful scenery makes a nice atmosphere to walk in, revealed Deanna Basich, junior. Some students consider Arlington to have a college-like campus. I think Arlington is the best, I wouldn ' t go to any other school in Riverside, concluded Breena Palladino, junior. by Karen Madokoro EBBffiSBJ at lunch. Lunch time was one of the Sjt. hardest time to get out of the parking CAMPUS OPINIONS • 29

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Dancing the Night The best thing I thought about the ball was the decorations, they were outstanding. It was the best ball room I ' ve seen in this program for the last two yegrs, revealed C lst Lt. David Deyoung. ignity, decorum, and I V dancing. What does this %S unlike list have in com- mon? These words all describe the Military Ball. On March 5 at 7:00 p.m. the CA-92 Airforce Junior R.O.T.C. unit had its an- nual ball at March Air Force Base. It lasted until 1 1:30 p.m. The Military Ball was a man- datory function of the ROTC class, but the cadets put on their best and enjoyed it. The best thing I liked about the ball was the way the ball was deco- rated. It was better then last year, confessed C lst Lt. Steve Simms. The ball was decorated in blue and white. The cadets arrived at school by 6:30 on the day of the dance. The girls waited inside the classroom and the guys waited outside. When the bus was ready to be loaded, the guys went to the door of the classroom by rank, announced their dates name, and escorted them to the bus. It was not mandatory for the cadets to take other cadets. After arriving at March Air Force Base, the couples entered the recreation center where the ball was held. There was a reception line and then, they entered the ball and were seated. A color guard presented the flags and band played the National Anthem. After that, the band played requested songs. There were nachos, sandwiches, cake, and punch served. I enjoyed the ball because I got to dance with all my friends and it was a lot of fun, revealed Rosio Mull. The court was also crowned. They we re: King Henery Peguero, Queen Virginia Tousley, 2nd year prince Todd Quesada, 2nd year princess Paula Farrar. 1st year prince Matt Nusser, 1st year princess Jennifer Sickafoose. There was also a photographer from the base to take formal shoots of the couples for a small fee. I think it went well and it was a success, stated Chief Master Seargent Richard Holley. All in all, the ball was a success, the cadets had fun and enjoyed themselves, and danced the night away. Diana Smnei PRESENTING THE COLORS David Deyoung. Henery Peguero. Mike Tous ley. Ed Urbalejo. Carl Osborn. and Jeff Galluzzo presented the colors at the military ball. Being on the R.O.T.C. col or guard took a lot of time and patience of the ( ,ldets MILITARY BALL • 31