Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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1. The reindeer skit, performed by lim Neelands, Chuck Pacheco, Mike Coherg, Steve Possemoto, Bill less, Brad Liv- ingston, Brad Palfrey, Bill Kramh, Allan Melkesian, and Alex Tsirigakis was a big hit with the audience at the Christmas Assembly. 2. The Senior Drill-Down was one of many acts providing Comic' relief at the Spaghetti Dinner. 3. Linda Posen, Lynn Highman, Anne Long, and Dave Bohmke tin earl, were among those who worked diligently for the Kiowa!Senior Men Car Wash, which, despite a severe shortage of dry rags, wetted S200 for both organiza- tions. 4. Nord Eriksson, Kevin Russell, Helen Nunez, Dave Bohmke, Anne Pendo, Dave Ledyard, and Doug Lama were only a few of the eager volunteers participating in the Christmas Tree Sale put on by Key Club, which donated the Sl5tXJ in profits to the City of Hope and Methodist Hospital, 5. Kim Sommers presented Mr. Morgan with a white carna- lion as part of the Valentine's Day Carnation Sale, which earned C.irl's League 5130. 2ZfAt'tivities

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Assemblies! Fund Raisers The AHS Student Body found itself Well-Endowed in terms of fund raising activities, among other things, as several organizations provided the students and the community with a variety of opportunities to support them. Food, however, was a favorite, as students eagerly bought a wide variety of toothsome goodies, while at the same time financing their favorite clubs - and dentists. Duchesses led off the year's efforts, putting candy apples on sale during the fall. junior Exchange held a Christmas Candy Cane Sale, while Girl's League put on their annual Easter Egg Fund Raiser in the spring. Arcadia, as usual, was also well provided with interesting and often musical assemblies. World traveler, john Goddard, fired the collec- tive imaginations of the Apaches with a pro- gram including everything from climbing Mt. Rainer to piloting jet fighters, along with a more than ample slice of his personal philoso- phy. The Rock n' Roll Review gave students a look at rock from the Beatles to Bowie. Another 'Rock' assembly, Listen to the Music, relating rock to social and personal development, was very popular with the stu- dents. Activities!23