Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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221 Organizations The members ofthe Arcadia Apache Tom- sen, Karen Killian CHeadJ, Joy Kunz, Tom Drill Team were: Caren Ashton, Sharon Kuthe, Dianne Legg, Anne Long Nancy Boice, Diane Brolin, Sue Brooks, CGuideJ, Betty Lopez, Laura Lunghard, Joanne Bush, Dana Deverick, Carole Karen MCG-uffin, Marianne McMillan, Engle, Robin Ferguson, Sue Gibson, Lau- Cathy McNally, Janice Mies, Cheryl Miller, rie Grater, Candy Greenburg, Kim Hansen, Diane Morsillo, Dorothy Myers, Helen Amanda Iles, Debi Johnson, Barbara Jona- Nunez, Monette Ower,Linda Posen, Kris- i ten Powell, Gayle Prophet, Julie Reeder Robin Reeder, Laura Roberts, Monic- Rodriguez, Joanne Rosnagle, Conni Scherer, Julie Stiles, Nancy Stoke, Ran Wallstrom fGuideJ, Lori Wardein, Desirel Wilbanks, Michele Witt, Carolyn Wuille Michelle Yoder.

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is as -'f 3' Left: Steve Marcussen, a mere trumpet boy, headed the l m P Pep Band. X -..kk ' kkrk f if as 4 t,,. fi, ii' Below: The Pep Band performed musical scores at all pep My of S ? yi i o x ett, Q fi assemblies. 5 ' . iws'ffj',Qsk f S H ZAA 'w , 55, Ivy? S f- ' ' i Far left: Kevin Roberts and Amy Freiburger hoped for vic- e 3 ' -4 K sste ' ,aw tory during a game. if 'f -I' iivf H ,fi , o' Xl Q S Q, ' i Below middle left: Amy Freiburger did all she could as Pep Q 94, if Ia ,el l Commissioner to stimulate spirit. ., lv i ' 5 3 S fi A ' u m I ' S 'i if .E -'Q 5 q 6 Q Below far left: Apache Joe inspired pep through his game i l t'- f' i d' 1' . gif' i iff: o pre icions .-:wx I A 3 K X V ' lp ig 1-121 0 we o 5 o G We 'fwfr 1 L. , Q V if X Q, - - Q is i, s' '- s . , S .:,k X3 A K K if L . fa i . j L P -fl fi -.-mln-dn.Usn I if The members of the Pep Band included: Bob Hollingsworth Carl Muller Paul Bahn Neil Holmlund Charlie Papp Scott Borden Bill Horne Gary Stevens John Damico Scott Lamoreaux Rick Zemer Ron Fritz Steve Marcussen Randy Zorkocy Jim Hoffman Dave Matern Organizationsl21

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. .ki ' X: ...L 3 Q s A Leff: Karen Killian added her charm, personality, and fine ideas to the character of the Drill Team. Below: The Princesses proudly and uniformly carried the school arrow during a football pre-game performance. Below Left: The honored Princesses included: Leslie Thomas, Karen Schellin, Marilyn Balaban, Sandy Hage, Judy Vlhllis, Linda Scheibel, Karen Bolenesi, Judy Bochte, and An unusual problem arises when one finds himself in the predicament of having two Left Peet The Apache Tom-Tom Drill Team, however, obviously overcame this problem as forty- eight members radiantly displayed their marching abilities with no apparent difficulty. High caliber and energetic attitudes were stimulated by Head Tom-Tom Karen Killian, right and left guides, Anne Long and Randi Wallstromg and advisor, Mrs. Mary Ann Lat- ham. Sparkling halftime and parade perform- ances highlighted the season. A third place award at the Chino Band Review was the spark needed to ignite an atmosphere of hard work and discipline, for at the Santa Monica parade, one week later their efforts paid off. The girls took an impressive second place after an excellent showing of their skills. The marching season came to a close with the West Arcadia Band Review and terminated with the thrill of performing at the Ram's half- time in December. Designing routines and trying to master them took a majority of the Princesses' time. Many of the girls' brilliant ideas included the use of flags during halftimes, a, different banner for parades, and eye catching uniforms. In addi- ton to one headdress losing its stuffing in parade competition, the Princesses experil enced another first : Pauline Godfrey was their new advisor. OrQani2ali0nSf23