Arcadia High School - Olympian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Beginning with Joel (have a — day!) in the morning, the student's academic day might be full of surprises. Among the terrors of the day are the discovery that you've got your books but left at home the paper you wrote, or the quiz you really didn't expect, the speech you have to give, and the people you run over while oper- ating the driving simulator. You just might, though, have an opportunity to find a ter- rific book in Paperback Power, and if you're really lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the daily whist game during lunch hour in the faculty room. 9

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For some, lunch hour is the best part of the day, even if lunch hour is only thirty-plus minutes this year. For some, it's time to ease those hunger pangs, for others it's a time to chat, and for some it's time to just goof off. But real appreciation time comes around 2:15— when teachers often sigh and reflect how the day went while students fumble with bicycle locks or rush to join the traffic line at Indian School Road and freedom. A time for appreci- ation. Unless it's you who waits—and waits— and waits for the ride home long after the park- ing lot has emptied. u