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

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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

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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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HURRY. RUSH, GET IT DONE. Karen line has her cap size measured for a correct fit of her graduation cap. Cap and gown cost $20 00. 70 fat 7 T Sty (feme y Mail College Applications v y v V V Purchase Sr. Photos Pass All Classes Order Cap Gown Send Announcements Buy Sr. Yearbook y Research Jobs Students Pressured By Senior Deadlines Seniors have more to think about than just getting out of school. There were many other things to do in the course of the year. Immediate concerns were always grades. Will I pass? Will I graduate? Do I have the grades to get into the college I want? Grades can determine what the next year of a seniors life will be like. Other deadlines included sending those dreaded applica- tions out to colleges. After fi- nally finishing my college appli- cation to CIC Riverside and CIC Irvine, I proofread it ten times. I personally took it to the post office, because I was afraid the mailman would forget it. I prayed it wouldn ' t get lost in the mail, exclaimed Christal Mozer. Sending an application for the UC system costs $35 for the first application, and $20 for each one following. For a Cal. State application each one costs $45. To keep organized, some seniors developed checklists that they posted in prominent places to keep their goals close at hand. I make lists to keep me organized. I make lists for lots of things, but usually for choir, concluded Debbie Ham- lin. Jacket Sports A Price A unique jacket? Definitely. Shawn Gibbons had the saying, The Center Of Attention, on his letterman ' s jacket. He got the idea for his jacket, Be- cause I play center on the foot- ball team and center on the bas- ketball team. It ' s kind of a pun. A men ' s basic lettermans jacket started at about $100.00, and that didn ' t in- clude stitching or the picture. The price of the picture de- pended on the complexity of the design. My jacket cost about $300.00, stated Shawn. Parents thought that college was a money worry, but high school had it ' s share of finan- cial burdens too, like letter- mans jackets, cap and gown, rings, photos and announce- ments. ONE OF A KIND Shawn Gibbons is seen wearing his lettermans jacket. Shawn bought his jacket during his sen- ior year. SR. MINI MAG • 81