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

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nfflTTWyfl Peter Mura shige is trying to get Jeremy Metivier ' s attention. Mr. Murashige was one of the new instructors at Arlington. Mr. Murashige is a dandy guy. He ' s outgoing, ener- getic and a very hard worker. He is an excellent addition to the Arlington campus, as a teacher, a role model, and a person, stated Coach J. (Mr. Wil- liam Jacobsmeyer, Per- manent Substitute.) loved the way Mr. Mur- ashige dressed. It was so cool! , stated Hackty Chounlamountry, sopho- more. Mrs. Harris was good; a little crazy sometimes. But what can you expect, she was from Utah, com- mented Erik D ' ye, junior, and Ray Jordan, fresh- man. ' V 3k HESaJEH Mrs. Marsha Harris Peter Manlez, freshman, some sug- )estion in Adv. English 1. Peter is one if the top writers in Mrs. Harris 5th eriod class. Esmsssssm ■ Hodges shares her work with Louise Rasmussen, senior. Louise was an ex- change student from Denmark who was sponsor by a AYUSA International. MEW TEACHERS • 53

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New Teachers Add Their Their (Mr. Murashige, Mrs. Harris, and Mrs. Hodges) enthusiasm for their job has added strength to their departments and to Arlington , stated Mr. Tom Schultz, Vice Principal. ' an you tell the I difference between V teachers and students? Not always! One of our new teachers was Mr. Murashige who looked a lot like a regular students. Mr. Murashige was one of the most unusual and wild teachers on campus, but I guess that ' s why he was the most liked. He sure did get his point across, stated Amber Riley, freshman. Two other new teachers were Mrs. Amanda Hodges and uui.i-uji.i.m at Mr. Murashige, the instructor many mistook for a stu- dent. Mr. Murashige was a new teacher in school; he taught math and traveled from room to room. 52 • STUDENT LIFE Mrs. Marsha Harris. Mrs. Harris taught Advanced and General English and her students seemed to respond to her as well as they did to Mr. Mura- shige. I loved English. It was the best subject for me. The class was really exciting. Mrs. Harris was a sweetheart! , re- plied Becky Costello, fresh- man. Another well-liked teacher was Mrs. Amanda Hodges who taught English and science in Special Education. She split her day between Arlington and Chemawa. Mrs. Hodges was a pretty good teacher. It was hard to get use to a new teach- er after you had one for so long. We had one problem at first, but we get along, commented Michelle Schmidt, sophomore. Although different teachers have different personality and taught different subject, they seem to have one thing in com- mon; they all care about stu- dents and students seem to re- spond in the same way. by Patricia Keophommachack

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B33S3B b, i c« i .mg BE55EEEMJSS5EB with the Arlington choir. Many of Bek- plays his bass guitar. Jim played in a ki ' s performances were at choir con band with some friends from Poly High certs. School. UiaaMiOimai lim Hart parking lot at lunch. Jim attended Ar- lington for three years. iNar.nyutpffl i, m i school. The band sometimes practiced after school and on weekends. 54 • STUDENT LIFE