Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Karen Brodie MDMYOUMEANSOMUCHTOME ' Martin Brogden C-len Brolin Michelle Brolin Linda Brooks 'wiser vouiz New Row Stephen Broten Panamanian Red ' Dale Brown Laura Brown The Day will come ' Lynda Brown Melinda'Brown Scott Brown Flavio Spagatinni ' Warren Brown Kim Bruce Leland Bruner Gary Buckles oar rooerHER Mark Bundy Seniors X 29

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Stephen Bennett ff rmsowu, steam em. Mark Benson Philip Bergen Mari Berger Yvonne Bernal 4' Okay Yogi!! Zoso Leslie Bevan 1 os-LA-on OB-LA-DA Brett Bicksler Kevin Bird Patrick Birdwell Steven Bishop Patricia Blackburn Connie Blackmore ' State Champion Mariette Blair Charles Blalack April 18'83 yardage Craig Blogin Robert Blumhagen + w.P.o.o. -A-r-U Paul Bontempo ' Something Funny Aafke Bouwer john Bowen Karin Bowman Richard Bralley Stan Brannon john Braunwalder Stephanie Brighting Daniel Brockman 28 X Seniors

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Thomas Burhenn Alison Burk Andre Burke ff Poiur-amen BADXNUS Kathy Burke + Kuso OK Buoov Stephen Burkner Susan Burland , ' reborn Robert Burnett Thomas Burnside Debra Burrows ' I'd rather be skiing Raymond Burrus 30 X Seniors Out to Lunch was a popular expression among those sen- iors who took advantage of the two-year-old Open Lunch Program. The process of leav- ing the campus somewhat resembled an obstacle course. The most difficult hurdle to overcome was that of scrounging for an off- campus permit, flashing this card to the proctor, and then rushing to the car before any questions could be asked. With little more than thirty-five minutes allowed for open lunch, it was not surprising that the fast food outlets such as Bob's Beef Burger, King Arthur's and McDonald's became favorites. Some seniors enjoyed the option of going home for lunch. The Open Lunch Program was jeopardized by the administra- tion's belief that the problem of campus lit- tering could be solved by eliminating the program. The Open Lunch Program survived due to a concerted effort by concerned stu- dents to clean-up the campus. Seniors con- sidered open lunch not only a good way to break up the day, but a privilege and a responsibility as well. Karin Bowman masqueraded as The Queenof