Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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4979 Homecoming Court: Kim Norrish, Gail Vanlandingham, Lori Ban- Robin Polo, Monica Lichter, Elly Vis, Doug Campell, Steve Azzam, Jim Marc Perez. and Roger Sewell. Tall Flags form a pathway for the presentation of the Homecoming during holf-time festivities, Drum Major Rick Clough and returning Tom-Tom Maureen Caringella lead the procession. A lm' A Touch 0f Class Elegance overwhelmed Arcadia as homecoming day approached with A Touch of Class as the theme. A pep assembly, halftime show and dance were the major events that took place on November 2. Seniors from the class of '78, in addition to current Apache students, flowed into the north gym for the annual Homecoming pep assembly. Football coach Dave Bouleware introduced the Varsity team and led the crowd in a powerful fight song. Routines were demonstrated by both the '79 and '80 pep squads. A special privilege for all students and guests attending was to hear Brenda Burns, a returning Chanteur member, sing 'iMemories. The Apache Band, Drill Team members, Flag girls and Princesses displayed 'a high class performance on the Arcadia Field. A parade followed with the homecoming princesses vying for queen and a new addition, boys, A king was named, along with the homecoming queen. Mark Perez and Robin Polo received the honors respectively. Following the halftime show, the Apache team defeated the San Gabriel Matadors in the most highly qttended football game of the year. Music was provided by 2'lO West for the homecoming dance. Students past and present danced the night away under the lunch pavilion. Decorations and the success of the dance were attributed to the Executive Council and the administration and counselors of Arcadia. Hard work and determination to get things done by the pep squad, band, football team and homecoming committee all proved well worth while, but it was the student body who was responsible in making November 2, 4979, a homecoming that will be remembered. Sophomore prince and princess, Roger Swell and Elly Vis ride in the pre- gome parade at the Homecoming football game, SYud9nt Life Homecoming