Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Taklng lime out for refreshmenls, Bonnie Derril. Chad Edgington, Cheri Bewley, and Rick Pike mingle as They walch The new dances of lhe new school year. Daring to bare 'lhelr voluptuous logs, Todd Samms, Robert Jordan, Javier Jimenez and Michael Bryce give hearl allacks To Their many viewers be- fore the Homecoming Dance. Escorilng Princess Kolll Wrlghl down iho royal alslo, Thomas Edwards smiles proudly as everyone applaudes. I Formal Dances Siudenl Life , 7 5 ,hai .KJ- W 15,33 vmafafr f f 4Q5g3,g - wilt 'va of . fu 'i ! 'C: f.5 fir' 4 l H 9 do Mg. Q X F' do Q f - ml? , Ti' ag ' j 4 Ll, f i J e jf if s V44:i,- J:-f 21 Sw VN' Qaq ' -XXX r Y, i .al rl ,.,,,:, 'ii ' ilxf2f?if2li',f.f ' 'f114ii,f'5 ' ,Q .fr 15 r-QR 'Wai wif, .-.54 'M 6 J- 'YI P 4 -M .LJ me '-...,, i

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W. 5, ,.. Q 'Sv fm- s- A S H life . in., l, . Ni V ' ' si' 'figs -nr! ,, f On club day, Kim Schneider, Krisfine Kupper, Kelli Hayes, and Krista Blardhal, Talk abouf all The new members Thaf have joined The club: Finanf ie'siuncniAiiQsikeil Bish nd sn is rn' I in Y weekend. 12, V op a and ggar can discuss eir pans for e , ff, , x Ulhtlb is Cl Friend . Who Took you To school so dial-a- ride didn l have To? Who covered for you when your mom asked where you were lasT nighT'? Who siayed up laTe hours To help you wiTh geomeTry or lis- Ten To your problem? As usual, a friend always came To The rescue. By defini- Tion a friend is, one aTTached To an- oTher by affecTion or esTeem, bui here, aT Arcadia High, a friend was someone who shared The mosT memo- rable Times of our lives, and who will never be forgoTTen. Some sTudenTs have described Their ideas of a friend a liTTle more creaiivelyz A friend is . . . someone my mom pays To hang around me. -Maff Ready- a person you can TrusT -Jeanie Sui- Ton- Usomeone who ls always There for you -Shawna Eggar- someone who leTs you in a parTy free -Bill Harris- anyone who has a brand new, black BMW and a rad broTher -Mara Ploi- kin- someone who never geis Tired of hearing abouf your weekly boy- frlends -Lori Bushor- in Ha parTier in need is a friend indeed - Kevin Johnson- someone you can Trusf and who won'T sieal from you -Rick Marino- d person you can counT on -Chris- Tine Avels- anyone who has a rad car and will drive us anywhere -Melanie Ais- wansian and Carolee Lesiuk- someone who will give me money aT lunch and l don'T have To pay Them back -ScoTT Devoe- T Friends STudenT Life

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nw 'fob Formal dances were an exciting part ot high school history. More than ever, people became in- volved with The formal functions. There was a Tre- mendous amount of pride and dedication in promot- ing These events, commented Mr. Tom Payne. So, iT's no surprise that The dances were a success. Homecoming, the first formal dance of The year, was held at the Glendora Grand Hotel. Many Arcadia alumni returned To reminisce about their high school years. The Chandelier Ball, Titled Winter Wonderland, was The second dance of The year and was held at The Santa Anita Turf Club. Although not a school func- tion, many students attended and enjoyed The holi- day festivities. The ValenTine's Dance was held aT The Pasadena Hilton. The Theme was Straight From The HearT which many students felt to be sincere. sl 3 vi. YW, 4' 'Q s- 1'-4 Q . . W The last formal dance of The year was The Prom, held in The Grand Ballroom aT The Disneyland Hotel. The Prom, for many seniors, was a landmark event They would never forget. Some of The most popular styles of dress for girls were black, off The shoulder or strapless, curve hug- ging dresses. The newest and freshest look, however, was metallic which was seen in an array of vivid colors. For The guys, Tuxedos underwent some drastic changes, cummberbunds and Ties could be ordered in a multitude of colors and patterns. They were even available in some metallic colors To match Their dates' dresses. Some of The Tuxedo colors changed too. The cool guys on campus could even wear The Miami Vice look in flamingo pink or marina blue. WiTh ThaT kind of a selection, what could possibly go wrong? Four noble alumnl: Norby Cisneros. Tim Stacey, Jim Gray, and Steve Mc Gov- ern. wait patiently for Their five lovely dates be- fore The Homecoming Dance. All dressed up and ready for a fun-filled evening To- gether. John Shu and Lu- cia Kim put on The finish- ing Touch for The Chande- lier Ball. .X 41 . X N, Celebrating with a candlellto dlnner before The Chandelier Ball, Brad Bu- cholz, Christie Becker, Todd Weeks. and Jackie Wilson cuddle up and share a meal together aT ln-n-Out. 0 111111 111111111 Formal Dances Student Life