Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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jimi The members of A Capella Choir were: Joanna Achilles, Susan Albright, Debbie Amato, Karen Anderson, Nancy Andrews, Lynda Bergquist, Gary Buckles, Susan Burland, Rosemary Butzen, Doug Carr, Michael Caughey, Cathy Chute, George Davis, Joanne Dill, Lisa Eventov, Lawrence Gay, Stephanie Gladhart, Timothy Glaser, Deborah Goodman, Linda Goodman, Patty Hallberg, Cynthia Heather, Robert Henderson, David Horton, Lila Hubbell, Wies Hutchens, Kathy Kant, Jeanette Kastner, Debra Kling, Cheryl Lanning, Sue Lookabaugh, Keith Martel, Jeannette Mau, Diana McCormick, Paul McGarraugh, Robbi McQuown, Carol Monreal, Robin Mooneyham, Linda Nolton, Steven Nuss, Susan Parker, Jack Partch, Matthew Pochter, Jane Regas, Ronald Rhodes, Tina Ross, Lila Schmidt, Jeri Singer, John Starkey, Stacy Steele, Pamela Storey, Karan Stowell, Sandra Takala, Laurie Thorton, Debbie Tourtellotte, Debra Tweedy, Janet Vreeland, Gay Wessels, Janelle Winnen, Anne Winslow, Bill Winslow, Wendy Woolberton, Cheryl Zwiebel. Above: The male members of A Cappella rehearsed their part of a song, under the direction of Mr. Neumeister. Top: Stephanie Gladhart, Laurie Jo Thornton, and Joanne Dill, sang with enthusi- asm. Right: Janelle Winnen and Cathy Chute sang, You're a Grand Old Flag. Top Right: Sue Lookabaugh and Debbie Kling shared a piece of music. 28!Organizations The vocally talented Chanteurs were: fFrontJ Jenny Kastner, Sue Montague, Loralyn Anderson, Stacy Boy- ington, Gail Price, Debbie Donnelly, Franceen Laidlaw, Janet Vreeland, Debbie Hagelganz, Cindy Cromwell CBack rowy Mark Raid, Jeff Voegeli, Dan O'Donnel, Joe Scheel, Dave Donnelly, John Stothers, Clark Carlton, and Scott Miller. CPianoJ Eddie Sayegh, CNot pictured - Debbie Goodmanj.