Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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X i ' W fel Fxf pl T ' WWW so FEVER home, Alumni! The fesTiviTies included an assembly alumni, a parade of floaTs, The Royal CourT around The field in golf carfs aT half-Time, The game a semi-formalfdance The following nighf aT The Grand in Therl-lomecoming assembly gave many groups a chance To perform. Qrchesis performed al dance To The beaT of 'iNew Shoos,. The Pep Squad, Marching Band, Flags, and CAT QThe new compeTiTion1 Teamj also performed Their exciTing roufines. The assembly concluded wiTh Dave Spallina, Greg Pyle, Tom Longo, y John Renken, and Eric Nash Cfive alumnij lip-syncing To The beaT of Village People iusT as They: had clone aT The seniorgassembly. Many clubs parTlcipaTed in The homecoming parade before The fooiball game. The arT and French clubs won The humor prize for Their car. race, The varsiTy club won The grand prize for dressing as g grapes and playing The song, Heard iT,on The Grapevine, and The Junior class and surf clubs won The Theme prize for Their cardboard '57,Chevy. The Senior Men and Kiowas dressed upfor The beachuand hiT a volleyball around. Frank Rizzi said, IT was fun represenTir1g our conservaiive group in a less formal sTyIe. AT The fooTball game, Arcadia cremaTed Glendale 28-O. Players f of The game were Randall Wilson and Salvador lvlaciel. Mark , Shively felT Glendale was no conTesT. All ScoTT Graves had To, say was A.NeT.-yardage go Buffalo4f'D. A A A During half-Time everyone waiTed anxiously To find ouT who'The T 'T new Homecoming ,Queen and King would be. Cheers vibr Ted The sTar3ds1 as Jennifer Billings and Sean Evans were crowned Queen and King byiwo daring sky divers. y A ' The Homecoming fesTlviTies culrfninaTed on SaTurday wiTh a semi- formal dance aT The Grand, in Glendora. T'The dance was The besT dance ever, Theimusic was greai, every one enTire nighT, Erika Rorvick said enThusiasTicalIy. The Around The Ciockhwas very appropriaTe: everyone he night away aT The Hrjlrnecoming dance, Joanne Shannon Toepfer Take a break from Their dales To ' - dasome serious boogie, court: Van Horn, James Marshall, Mar s, Jennifer Billings, Sean Evans, nford. Anne-Marie Grund, and arlas: ' T T I M H l-lomecoming A ' 3' - ,I Siudenf Life V, '

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Dancing to the beat ot the Pep becomes enThused aT The Pep Rally. The school spirit. 1. fia -Q' . Y V ' .,. ', ,, 13, AQHA, J . .M 4 ,fx fn V .ff ' - .H ' To make sure the girls don't make a mistake, Brad Cambell and Sergio Lopreiafo keep Their eyes on Their favorlTe pep squad members. Twist And. . . A double third period meanT There was an assembly. Karen Acuna and Carrie Deollase felT Thai on a scale of 4 To 40 They were a Q! Ana Eucheverria said, l'They keep our school spiriT going. Laura Ganguin summed up The general aTTiTude ThaT assemblies were really fun and well puT TogeTher. I like Them. GuesT speakers were popular. WiTh brocures pouring in, The ExecuTive Council could carefully choose who would speak To The sTudenTs. The assemblies commiTTee. wiTh money raised from The ASB card, paid up To S500 for a good speaker. In 4984 we were lucky enough To gef Mrs. America To Talk To The sTudenTs. Around 4972 Kenny Loggins came and played in his band, Loggins and Messina. Assemblies were ThoughT ouT monThs before hand. The ExecuTive Council, wiTh The help of Mr. Tom Payne, discussed which clubs and guesT speakers would be invifed To perform. The acTiviTies comissioner. KrisTen Harris was in charge of organizing The show. Prior To The assembly. iT Took 6 hours To sef The sTage and coordinafe The lighTing and sound sysTems. Pep Rallies and Assemblies STudenT Life ,f-ff. 5 ,..,...,r' Pizza between rallies gives The pep squad plenfy of energy To work Two performances wiThin one and a half hours.