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

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STUDENT LIFE AND CLUBS 6-69 GIVE ME A L ! Joe Beltran and Mark Kennedy, seniors, yell above the crowd at the pep rally before the varsity foot- ball team trounced Ramona. SENIORS 70105 SHARPLY DRESSED. Lisa Ellerd. sen- ior, prepares for the homecoming half- time. fc », y UNDERCLASS 106-139 GOTCHA! Amy Stupp and Jonnel Janewicz, sophomores, took pictures for the drill team booth at the home- coming carnival. FACULTY 140-145 GET TO CLASS! Mr. Jim Hoeben, math teacher, directs a lingering stu- dent to his next period. ACADEMICS 146-177 c QUE? Junior Dana Stickly goes over her oral question in Spanish 111. SPORTS 178-211 RIPPING THROUGH. Jeff Kaimer, sophomore, and Jeff Acosta, junior, take the lead to tear the banner before their big J.V. victory against Hemet. ADS 212235 FIX IT UP. Lynette Pike arranges the various decorations offered at Country Gardens in the Lincoln Plaza. INDEX 238-243 WORKING HARD. Sitting in alphabeti cal order, Armando Aldama puts effort into completing his assignment in Eng- lish. MELTING POT. Sophomore Non- grack Panyavong, Senior Somchanh Souvannalith, Senior Pien Thongvanh, and Junior Vilavahn Prakhinh check

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• THEN AND NOW. The two Lion mascots contrast each other at the homecoming game. The older one, obtained in 1974. was worn by Jeanette Tupper. while the newer one was worn by Marissa Kats. We ' ve Got Th Point 2951 JACKSON RIVERSIDE, CA. 92503 (714) 788-7240 POPULATION: 1880 VOLUME 15 ANNIVERSARY ISSCIE

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TORN BETWEEN 76ea €utcC Tfotv Fifteen years . . . not really a long time; about the same age as some students. But that ' s how long Arlington has been open. A mere young thing com- pared to some schools in the area, but in that time we ' ve built a reputation that sur- passes the others. We ' re better now than we ' ve ever been. We ' ve built on a good founda- tion, and added new things. But as the old saying goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same . . . Even though some things have changed, there are still some fads of the 70 ' s that are fashion statements today . . . Like . . . mini-skirts saddle shoes bob by socks thick-sided glasses bermuda shorts letterman ' s jackets Remember when the fad was afros long straight hair bell bottoms clodd hoppers disco funk heir work before class. Since 1980. the PROUD FINISH. Golden Pride Band opulation of Asian students has in performs at the home-game half-time reased. shows. The band has grov members to 90 members in fifteen TORN BETWEEN THEN AND NOW 3