Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Cn Top Gi Life Being sold to an Arcadia High School stu- dent was the best thing that ever happened to me. I COl'1't believe the active lives these students lead due to their school spirit. Sports, clubs, and dances were full of happy, energetic teenagers having a great time, and l was there! l was usually included in My Owner's social life. What owner didn't bring his jeans jacket almost everywhere he went? My Owner didn't wear me very often at work or on vacation. l understood though. l-ie usually had to wear a uniform to work, so l'd only be a nuisance. l didn't want to go to work anyway - nobody would pay me minimum wage. When My Owner went to the beach l was too hot for him, and when he went snow skiing l wasn't warm enough for him, so i missed some good times. This yeor I was lucky, l got to go to the Rose Parade and spend New Year's Eve there onthe street. That was unforgeta- ble. l enjoyed watching My Owner striving to stay On Top in his free time. Hanging from the hoop, Phil Smith tries to impress people with his enthusiasm for school dances. Boy we are really hungry, all we want is F-O-O-D! Carlos Mejia waits for his order. The snack stand gave students a quick, easy way to get lunch. Three's company, not a crowd! Brad Campbell, Rick Marino, and Denise Franco demonstrate this during snack. Gathering for the girls varsity volleyball game, Brien O'Brien and Cita Fernari enjoy each other's company. Some of the best sports action could be observed by watching the undefeated volleyball team. Togetherness was a great feeling between couples. Mike Walsh and Mara Grabis enjoy what time they have together at snack. Braiding hair gave Don Kuhlberg and Kristi Whipple something to do when they didn't dress out for P.E. This class gave students a break from difficult subjects and a chance to work off their tensions. 'S F ,i N. as .fi ,677 ,A Y 3. 'A Q ,Elk X t A - ' v-T' ' . - ' ' x 5,1 5. . X -I' 3 W . W: g,M,.:y .. ,X Q 1, N i I w l X x 'Y Divider Student Life cf -S i Qt

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S UDENT Clothes - Why wear them? Junior Mi- chelle MerhauT said, I wonT To reflect siyle Through my cIoThes. STudenTs displayed their own sTyles in The cowboy look, The surfer-skaT- er look, or the laid bock look. Accessories were a musT. Many of The girls wore gold and silver shoes and belTs and, of course. big silver earrings. Almost every guy owned Ree- bok Tennis shoes and a surf shirT. Money was a main factor in everyone's wardrobe, KaTherine McKeon would spend up To S'l'lO for an outfit wiTh The money coming from her parenTs and her job. An al- ternative To the high cosf of cloThing stores was sewing your own outfits. Jo-Anne Swens- son said, Making cloThes is a IoT cheaper. IT cosT me S46 To make my last formal. Everyone had her own idea of where The best cloThes could be found. STephanie Rodri- guez said she liked MGA, Con'remp, and Bull- ocks because They have got The cuTesT cloThes. On The oTher hand, Sanyo Markus felT, the ThrifT shop and Zocly's had all The lafest sTyles! All of the styles came from The individual. Everyone creaTed a unique fashion sTaTernenT which kepT him in style. T-R-E-N-D-Y. Boots become a popular accessory and improved any outfit. Alisa McVay displays her stylish boofs while waiTing for photography class To begin. smdem sryle Sfudenf Life