Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Backpacking Club: top row - Walter Ellis. Wendy Wilbert, Karen Johnson, Chris Van Buren, and Emil Amato. middle row - Julie Neal, JoAnne Noble, Lyndi Lipka, Reggie Lamson and Mr. Brown. bottom row - Ken Carpenter, Mark Shmagin, Lesley Price. Grouped together in front of Brianhead's rope tow are ski club members Cory Pasqualone, Eric Knirk, Cindy Boland, Gabe Lopez, Robin Bell, Cindy lviar- shall, Desa Tomavich. Cross country skiing with the Yosemite Institute is Janet Hier. Suiting up for the day's hike is Shirley Bazin. 'Q .lk i W' 75. 'f':1r- 1 r' . 1 4 its I if 1 '.n. .. -, . , 31.9-alle, .- ,.. Q- J - gs.,- - - Aw, - He...- 4 , .-- A. .H - .. v , .N tfNimvue:,1N f--.Tx .- ,Qs ft. gigs: is - , ' ' if ..-, '11,-'2Lf-- it' 'Ga 154- !'? .- ,,,:I, ,- - -1 T9 ., -,,. .Age . Ag'- 'LK' - . 1. T w.-'. .f .4' ' Q .J D IRTAN E-, Y 26!RecreationaI Clubs G9 ' :nw-7 'L' 71 A 7 ' eg.-

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Al 7,000 Feet The Ski Club, the Backpacking Club, and the Yosemite Institute were three organizations that gave the student an opportunity to get away from it all with a group of friends and participate in one of many outdoor sports that were offered through these various clubs. The Ski Club, which was run by president Tracy Chalmers and advisor Mr. Bartlett, gave Arcadia High's ski population a chance to do some serious snow skiing in places such as Utah and the High Sierras. For the outdoors sportsman who enjoyed such recreations as hiking, skiing, and camping, the V A v., Each year the club went to Yosemite during spring -I If i 1 i f K 1. l 'ix Yosemite Institute Club was well worth looking into. vacation to participate in the,,lYosemite Institute program. After spending a week learning about the history of the Park, and studying its plant and animal life, the students received 25 credits. This club was headed by president Karen Doble and advisor Mr. Bartlett. On the same trail as the Yosemite institute was the Arcadia High Backpacking Club. This organization, which was run by president Mark Shmagin and advisor Mr. Brown, allowed students to go backpacking in and around local mountains, and even to places such as Mammoth Lakes and the Sierra Nevadas. They went on many trips a year, usually for a weekend, and the club's members had or rented their own gear. , ' 3. 1 fxA'Q,' 5 I H-,up X v- aft L 3?-'J JA - Members of Yosemite Institute Club quit cross coun- try skiing to sit down and eat a quiet lunch. Ski Club member Joe Rossi carves up the snow at Mammoth Mountain. Backpacking Club president Marc Shmagin fills a canteen on a backpacking trip as Ken Carpenter watches. Fiecreational CIubs!27