Arcadia High School - Olympian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Quietly boarding the bus for an away bout, varsity team members review the tactics to be used in the coming gridiron battle. Single faces in a crowded gymnasium blend together to form an eager and enthusiastic crowd to cheer on the Titan cagers.

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Junior» brighten goal posts with Titan colors, red and blue, to spark school spirit. United we stand . . . satisfaction of belonging . . . proud Titans . . . somehow the spirit developes . . . envelops academics, activities . . . athletics ... the drive to succeed . . . make the most of each opportunity . . . because we’re Titans . . . “Let’s go Red and Blue . . . We’re from Arcadia” . . . tense excitement, eager anticipation . . . “Fight Titans for Arcadia . . . give your all determination to strain every muscle ... in hope . . . jubilant pride in victory . . . sober pride when on the short end of the score ... a hug and a scream of congratulations ... a firm handshake, the grip of confidence . . . sometimes we lose . . . victory is always ours ... for the enthusiasm is undcfeatable . . . the spirit of the Arcadia Titans always triumphs. I 6

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A high school girl's dream comes true as Laurie Ptak is crowned 1964 Arcadia Homecoming Queen. With her are attendants Bobbie Davis and Jacque Lindstrom. Leaving to attend a Titan basketball game arc popu- lar seniors Andy Ambrose and Linda Scranton. The Arcadia education extends far beyond the walls of the classroom . . . Titans mature academically . . . grow in poise and confidence . . . friendships are made . . . somehow the campus . . . and life . . . look a little different . . . when there is someone special . . . very special to share the days with ... the fun of growing up . . . the boisterous excitement of a football game ... the quiet hush as a new Queen is announced . . . a dozen club meetings . . . poster parties . . . decora- tions and new dimensions . . . international exchanges open new doors to understanding . . . sometimes ... if there is time . . .’studying can be worked in . . . four years ... to do so much ... to see so much ... to enjoy life as a teen-ager .. . four years to grow. 8