Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Football Excitement was at it's hilt for the last game of the season. The scores had progressively gotten closer and the crowd anticipated victory. The chant Rook Stead proved true as the Pep Squad continued to create enthusiasm throughout the games and at our win against Alhambra. Colorful renditions of the Band's contemporary music were provided by the Drill Team and the Apache Princesses. High- lighting the season, was a special patriotic halftime, as Arcadia commenced it's celebration of the bicentennial with fireworks and Doreen Bosacki singing God Bless America. aku-:J-vp. Activities!'l9

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1 1. Enthusiastic spectators, Ruth Kaminsky and Natalie joy, enioyed particpating in one ofthe cheers. 2. Students continued to support the team throughout the sea- son. 3. Players looked in apprehension as a new play was sent into action. 4. As spirit diminished, cheerleader, April Monroe tried to spark excitement in the rooters. 5. The Pep Band added some new songs to their collection, including the Chicago favorite, lust You and Me . 6. Kim Burdick, in one of his rowdier moods, made a rare appear- ance at the microphone, leading his favorite cheer. 7. Nancy Daves watched as Arcadia attempted a field goal. 8. During a break in the game, song girls, Carin Ashton and Debi lohnson relaxed a little. 18!Activities

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2 '17 4 1. Apache joe Mazzarese attempted to predict the outcome of the evening's football game. 2. loanne Bush took time out from her tonsorial activities to watch Monette Ower treat Varsity back Mike Mclellan to a shave. . . 3. and shower. 4. lim Hatcher amused himself with a Hoppity-Hop during one of many original pep rally competitions. 5, At the climax of a game of musical chairs, excited athletes were ecstatic over an opportunity to play grabsies with the cheerlead- ers. 6. Steve Barchan helped to conduct many impressive events. 7. The Pep Band was popular with the Apache student body. 20!ACtivities -V v r r' . .I A I ,, 1 4 use ' 1 it . l i BW,lllyfmli'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l il i i i ll W Il T u j vl I' twill lj W W y. '-fi l elk 4- y M l i.i- ,lififliqfllix y ,im I' llllill l . lilly Y 'hlllll lm ' l ill lllm l ylillivi it Y l i y . 'I 'll if ll , 'llf'ilpilI: X J ll N N 'li .I'l ll! lldw rl U mlMU'lwwhf'HHHui WMM! lmwmwlywm i i will i ll lill!l4i1li:l'if,:f.g,H if ll 'l lglallflj, . l ll V ,HI H H llilll l lu , , ,, , i llillilltlt l bwwhm i Jim T r will lllli-we l lll 1 W1-if lwll I ill l N l i i ., ll: iii l l lil i .filly I ' i llllllllllllllllllllll i it i lllllllll ' r , - , -,'lli i'l',lll'l,lllH::.l'E'1l.l, ii. l l . .lllhgy l l '1l.il.1','1'.',ll1'li'fillll'!llll'llflllfl'.flmi ff +'i.'fl 'fF'. Mlllll'il l 'iii i . . l ailll.. i ti it i i i ,iii iilllwfl itll i nl l l .A M ,ill l l l