Arrowview Middle School - Quiver Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Richard Reed Katharine Reynolds Merilyn Rodecker Milton Roe Harvey Rootland Not pictured: Ed Thomson Carol Spencer Craig Walker Saleska Wichman Dennis Williams Mr. Lee, We ' ll Miss You Mr. Lee, who retired in February, had taught at Arrowview for .31 years. He left this message: Teaching at Arrowview has been a rewarding experience for me. My relationship with the administration, the faculty and students has been exceptionally good. I value highly the many friends I have made. Through the years many changes have come to Arrowview. Among these is the new approach to the teaching of reading in the labs. In these students work at their own level and may choose to a great extent what they do. I have been glad to be a part of this effort. As I leave, I know Arrowview will continue to provide students with outstanding learning opportunities because the school is in good hands.

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AdmiHistratioH Mr. Anderson, Principal ' Principal ' s Message Success in life depends upon your attitude and desire to become a productive person in society. Opportunities you have in school provide you with the knowl- edge and human relations necessary for your progress in life. What you make of the opportunities is your responsibility. My sincere wish for each of you is to ac hieve in all areas of life to the best of your ability. Best wishes to all of you for a happy, productive, and peaceful life.