Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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if Mia' Ksrvi l flyin- ifi, -. hifi 'L c-'WX Grassy lawns, beautiful expanses of ivy, graceful shrubbery and rapidly growing trees have made Arcadia High School a campus of which residents and stu- dents can iustly be proud. Now the landscaping is maturing and has become ci handsome frame for the modern archi- tecture of the school. Following the unification of the School District and the passage of the necessary bonds in 1950, construction was begun on the first section of the school plant. Two years later a second bond issue provided funds for the completion of the plant as it stands today. lt was not until the fall of 1954 that the new Administra- tion Building was occupied, the Adminis- trators having been housed in what is now the Home Economics house facing Duarte Road. While the building of the physical plant otural brick exterior of the wld ind of the Admin- stration Building is softened with iacaranda and maple rees which accent the carpet of variegated ivy. Functional design ofthe front of the school is shadowed by graceful shrubs and trees advanced, so did the acquisition of a competent staff, and the purchasing of text books and resource materials to be housed in the newly established lib . ln the initial years, course study, standards of grading, an accreditation for the benefit of Arcadia graduates had A? to be established. ,l N A By the time the first S nior Class was f Y ready to be graduated i lf? ,fcux1PicU- ,-1 lum standards were so fir tablisheplf s ,f 3 that graduates of that year X41 ' QR M1 cepted without question ysllfeading uni- J r AN versities all over the U ' Statds. A ,JV ,J 'X With the continued growt of the City of .X A Arcadia, the High School has exceederdfsfm X X the planned capacity of the school plant, . Va , ,U and is now faced with me neaeggtyoffor f' ' 'D QQ, 'X i planning a prospective enrollmieht of ,O L 'f more than 2700 students next fall. A ' Y' Ks l if mfs rs fs 'Nl Q XX f AX Qfix fr XX f-.N N 'X . rw i , . x i . it if ,ii fi ,inf U f-I , f v X i X,