Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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S3 Q if t 5 S 5 IAC l ,gif . 5 E t a-Mg ......,-- Musee 3 15 L: M. we .. ., 5 ri.: fs M- 5 ' - s s l 34 i E 2 Performers I-lave Many Roles The Junior Jesters had a busy season, serving as actors, writers, and stagehands. They presented four one-act plays, and an original production entitled Bits and Pieces com- posed of several short acts written by the Junior Jesters. The other tour plays were The Lottery, And I Have Another Sur- prise For You, Four Little Words, and Thirty Minutes In A Street. Many of the actors also worked behind the scenes as members of the stage crew or sound and light crew. The players drew on their own personalities and experience in order to present convincing and vital characters to their audi- ences. The Road Show travelled throughout the area, performing for the P.T.A., the Arcadia Chamber ot Commerce, senior citizens' groups, and at the elementary schools. The show consised of skits and acts which were presented by the thirty traveling members of the cast. As well as being entertaining, the Road Show was an excellent advertisement for the tal- ented and able Drama Department at Arcadia. .Junior Jesters and Road Show X 25

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1. Cindy Oberman and Mike Taylor were among the entertain- ers who traveled with Road Show. 2. The part of a grinning gorilla was played by Laura Masono- vich. 3. John Eldredge, Lisa Rumbles, Hugh Callaghan, and Sara Willins portrayed the nutty members of Peanuts. 4. The cast of Bits and Pieces pertormed Union Label as a sig- nal for the intermission. 5. Scott Davis and Ken Roht relaxed during their skit in Bits and Pieces. 24 X Junior Jesters and Ftoad Show 1 1 3 n--fi .3

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This 0ne's For You! Over 1 ,OOO people attended the traditional Junior-Senior Prom, held May 7th in the California Ballroom of the futuristic Bonaventure Hotel. The five and one-half hour affair featured dinner and dancing, with music provided by Bill Tole and his orchestra. The rock band Homebrew played more contemporary tunes during the breaks. The highlight of the evening was the-crowning of the 1977 Prom Queen, Ann Harper. Every girl was a Wlhhef, however, as they all received brandy glasses engraved with the prom's theme: This One's for You. The boys were given beer mugs. The juniors, led by their class officers, worked hard to reduce the price of prom tickets. ln the fall, the junior class sold jewelry to the student body, friends and relatives, they held the annual donkey-bas- ketball game in the spring. The pep squad helped too, by holding a raffle for limousine senlice the night of the prom. 26 X Prom j