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

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Marc Russo and Leigh Rittman. Marc is on varsity football, Leigh is captain of the cheer- leading squad, and both are leaders at the pep rallies. MOST ATHLETIC: Mark Ryneal and Suzanne Campbell. Both are involved in sports year round. CUTEST COUPLE: Jim Neihoff and Theresa Corbitt Fheresa exclaimed, Some people think that it (winning the category) was no big deal, but I think that it was really neat. IJtjHJEEESHiH Kenny Sommer and Tracy Silva. Tracy revealed that I mostly shop at Contempo, but I shop at other places too. PRETTIEST EYES: Dusty Simmons and Chrissy Miller. Dusty described his eye color, ... as a leafy green. MOST CREATIVE HAIRSTYLE MOST CREATIVE DRESSER: Southard won both these categories. He was joined by Jannette Haines for hairstyle and Rachel Holbrook for clothing.

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Selected pO€to Ute Seniors Vote For Popular Peers Unbeatable! This year ' s senior su- perlatives were incomparable. Cate- gories such as Best Dressed and Most Creative Hairstyle proclaimed the seniors with originality in the latest fashions. Other categories empha- sized the special features and talents , h ., „ „ , „ . . , , terests lies in band, that many seniors have such as Pret- twosome was Cutest Couple. And the by Cathy Garca and una j tiest Eyes. Cutest Smile, and Most MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Joe nners are: Athletic. Another category which was chosen to show the inner liveli- „„o „,h: u „ u Beltran and Knsty Garcia. Knsty stat- ness which many seniors have was CUTEST SMILE: Robert Kirby and ed that after high school she is going Most Spirited. And finally, a category Debbie Ash. Rob has taken Advanced to ... go out into the real world I nost romantic Placement classes, while Debbie ' s in- suppose! chosen to find the 78 ♦ PEOPLE

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INCONSPICUOUS WRITING. Jim Nie- hoff shows off his class ring. Jim had a white sapphire stone in his ring. High-Cost Purchases Estimated Highest Prices PROM-ARE YOU READY? Tracy Corn- well displays her dress for prom night. Tracy paid S200.00 for her dress. DECISIONS, DECISIONS . . . Carla Wilson examines her senior proofs to decide which picture she prefers. Carla had her pictures taken by Lifetouch Studios. Needed . . . $788.00 i Flashback over your senior year . . . how much did you or your parents spend? Eve Lar- son replied, Senior pictures were probably the most expen- sive items I bought. Another item that cost a small sum were senior announcements ranging from $36.50 to $91.00. Cap and gown orders also emp- tied the wallets of many. In my opinion the most ex- pensive item a senior had to buy was night at the prom, explained Chuck Green. James Reyes agreed, The most ex- pensive things for seniors to pay for were prom and grad night. Prom night costs could be out of this world! Several couplies rented a limosine at $40.00 an hour with a mini- mum of five hours. Then there were dresses or tuxedos to buy or rent. Even the price of tick- ets added up; $40-$50 a couple. Class rings if not purchased earlier in your school career could set a senior back any- where from $89.95 to $215.00. That price can still go up de- pending on the stone, grade of metal or other speciality want- ed on a ring. The total ... a whopping $788.00. Get the picture? by Jackie Burtt