Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Bentley Chelf and Scott Davis joke around during a pep rally. Tall flags perform precision drills during a halftime show on the football field. Taking a break from a difficult class, Lisa Capron thinks about the upcoming weekend. Payam Ghiami takes a break from his studies. The specialized unit-the drum section of the band- performs at halftime, The section won several awards at parades. l ir . Mlm, 4 'cl :sf . ux,iX4KT', ' wil 1 3 l' fi if , X g 1 'K lm

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Smiles are in abundance as Scott Davis and Lise Papay celebrate one of four AHS touchdowns against San Marino. Unfortunately San Marino scored five and edged out the Apaches in the open- ing game, 33-27. Varsity Football Tackle Wayne Zucker gets a re- freshment during the game against South Pasade- na. As the first weeks of the new school year progressed, happenings of various sorts filled the School Bulletin. The theme of the school initiated by the ASB Officers was Do lt . And students did do it, with many different ways during the opening days. Club Days for club sign-ups were very successful, with some clubs getting as many as 200 names. But clubs were not the only way to get involved. Sports were outlets for many students. On Friday nights, when the team played, was often the most exciting thing to do during a typical Arcadia weekend. AHS dances were heavily patronized also. The first dance featured a da-nce contest with Cash Prizes. Pep Assemblies and Pep Rallies were a great success. Unfortunately, Apache Joe, due to Arcadia losses during the pre-season, was not successful in his first 3 predictations. However, by the fourth game he was on the right track. So was the entire student body, for that matter, and soon the first weeks ended, and students started counting the days to Christmas Vacation, then Spring Vacation, and then Summer Vacation...