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

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Desiree Hayes Lorie Helmers Linda Henninger Richard Hernandez Loralee Hof Michelle Hoffecker Rachel Holbrook Charles Hopkins David Huard Doug Huard Jaqueline Hubbs David Huish Dan Huseman Mark llten Jennifer llecki Corky Jacklin Charles Jacobs William Janewicz Larry Jared Mark Jarva Jeremy Jernigan Bryan Johnson Jawana Jones Kimberly Jones Shawn Jones Mark Kennedy Krystol Keophommachack Viengkhone Keophommachack Rob Kirby Karen Kline 90 • SENIORS

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SENIORS Finding Finances I applied for a scholarship, because I need financial aid for college and I was hoping to make a difference regarding to the U.S. citizen require- ment, revealed Linh Tang, senior. CHECKING IT OUT. Karen Kline looks over the Schol arship Sources paper, that were displayed on each teachers bulletin board. Applying for a scholarship took many hardworking hours. [ 5 to $500 dollars which would you » chose? Because of the high cost of T colleges, many students applied for scholarships. I applied for a scholarship because I wanted to go to college at a cheaper cost, commented Krystal Keo- phommachac, senior. Some scholarships paid from half to all the cost of college tuition. I encourage more students to apply, because the money is out there. All you have to do is visit the career center or check your teachers bulle- tin boards, stated Mrs. Karen Lee, counsel Counselors steered potential college stu- dents in the right direction. Most scholar- ships required filling out an application. The applications usually had to be typed in a certain format. Some even required a short essay on a given topic. The hardest part for me was getting it postmarked on time and seeing if 1 did win, revealed Senior Karen Kline. Some of the scholarships that were of- fered were the Korea Society, Rohr Indus- tries Inc., Southern California Edison CO., St. Mary ' s College, University of La Verne, Lawrence University, Washington Universi- ty, and the list goes on. I applied for River- side Scholars, so I can go to RCC for two years and then transfer to UCR, said Deb- bie Ash, grade 12. So all you juniors out there who plan to go to college after high school and your not sure about your finances ... a scholarship may be for you. The advise of many sen- iors? Start now! by Kathy Ryhaciewski FINANCIAL AID • 89

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SENIORS J ll A Dreaded Case Senioritis is The never ending quest for sleep, leisure, and money ' explained Scott Grenier. Z-ZZ-Z-Z!! Mike Sylvia quietly tries to nap during one of his classes. Sleep is one of the necessities for a senior with Senioritis. ay, after day, as time dragged on, the I M minutes seemed like hours, the hours S seemed like days, and the days seemed like years, constantly watching the hands of time as they endlessly ticked away. There was no way out, no place to run, and no where to hide from the dreaded case of SENIORITIS! The symptoms: laziness, procrastination, an overdose of excuses, and most of all, a very strange illness that occur only on days when there was a major exam or report due. It was only curable at the beach, in the mountains, or at any other great place to hang out. Senioritis was very easy to catch and pretty much came and went, depending on the classes. I didn ' t think that it would ever stop until after graduation, stated Tif- fany Stuller. Senioritis has plagued seniors as long as there has been students. Underclass stu- dents seem to be almost immune to the symtoms. Although, there has been seemed to be a growing case of a pre senioritis disease that effects juniors It must have started early in my junior year. Then it be- came progressively worse through the year, and this year was almost unbearable, ex- plained Trent Wiebe. The symtoms of Senioritis were uncura ble and could be very dreadful to someone who has had good grades all their life. I always knew Senioritis would hit me- it was unescapeable!!. exclaimed Katie Allota. Although it was almost impossible, there were a few students out of about 300 seniors who actually made it through their whole year without one symtom of Senioritis, and to these seniors- ' Hats off! by Jean Goodwin SENIORITIS • 91