Arcadia's 25th Class Graduates "Front row left to right-Jill Bro,,:n, Beth Hoag, Amy Starkweather, Michelle Wilmouth, Nancy Newkirk, Roz Fleischer, Kristy Huston, Holly Lake, Michelle Brenchley, David Vershure, Kathy ChrISman, Amy Silverman, Nancy Bak, Theresa DeLuca, Stephanie Churchill, Jeanne Gilbrech, Ellyn Stein, Ntina Bakakos, and Becky Lee.

"Second row left to right-Melissa Harrison, Dede Decker, Vicki Cauthen, Cindy Vale, Elizabeth Brown, Anne Hotis, Amy Apple, Anne Campbell, Steve Nelson, Fabrice Venezia, Kim Munllo, Pete McGarry, Jim PhillIps, Tom Huber, Charlotte Vosskuhler, Wendy DiCkinson, Nicole McCurry, Debbie Funkhouser, Alyce Conti, Terri Klekner, Lynette Harrell, Shelly Jones, Jen Helsten, Amanda Cook, and Shelly Marquess.

"Third row left to right-Ian VanDerSchenk, Dan Winikka, Jeff Gilkey, Jim Peternel, Scott Fleetwood, John Sawyer, Matt Obele, Curt Skinner, Bob Munsil, Dean McCarron, Chris Biggs, Randy Goldberg, Steve Yunck, Greg Johnson, John Me.rwm, .John Butler, Paul Deremiah, Mike Bailey, Mike Chicoine, Doug Atchinson, Tom Bouquet, Bruce Lawson, Monty Cardon, Rob Patterson, Hans Gilsdorf, Rick Colson, Tma HIli, PaIge Livermore (in front of them)-Dana Loos and Sheryl Byers.

"Fourth row left to right-Kim Christy, Jill Nienstedt, Anna Cure, Lisa Weyer, Amy Segal, Megan O'Sullivan, Carla Sanders, Connie Deremiah, Camille Leezer, Martha Kennedy, Kelly Henley, Debbie Loeffler, Lynda BiShop, Kns Holze~, Carole Caldwell, Kim Vanrockle, Suzy Vitkovich, Jenny Martin, Holly Cooney, Polly Burke, Jenny Dana, Bettina Rocholl, Kim Tanner, Debbie Meyer,. Lisa Duazo, Jana Half, Anita Boyd, Kristy Miller, Renee Price, Kirsten Stathakis, Laurel Nofer, Karin Chapman, Ta:nmy McNamara, Sheryl Bennett, Mary Honnen, Beth Borovlak, and Dr. Pratt.

"Fifth row left to right-John Lang, Rodger Moore, Stacy Benson, Ryan Kelley, Shane Rizzo, Norm Douglas, Rich Dunlap, Matt Olszewski, Tom Kaspor, Alan St. Germain, David Halley, Mike Safrin, Mike Belverud, Jim Borst, Jeff Czerkies, Roger Cowger, Toby Smith, Chris Karas, Doug Calvert, ~hawn Bellamak: Jeff Guerin, Scott McFetters, Eric Northbrook, John Moody, Sean McKusick, Tom Schmidt, Dale Campbell, Dan Hackett, Zack McAlIster, Ken Stewart, David Ebbert, Jon Rice, Chns Hatfield, Rob Blgus, Mike Ford, Mike Bunger, Dave Pratt, Greg Slater, David Newsom, David Emerson. "Sixth row left to right-Ginger Vaules, Diane Nastro, Tina Kuntz, Cheryl Clark, Jenny Shoecraft, Deanna Cates, Diane Johnson, Rose Lausten, Kathy Rogers, Jayme Molen, Brooke Terry, Amy Ford, Jenny Sutcliffe, Gail Gustafson, Connie Pardi, Traci Langston, Jenny A'Mon, Lori Hernandez, Janet Nottingham,. Suzanne Hornung, Shelly Abt, Jennifer Hetrick, Nita Morrison, Joy Broderick, Debra Schultz, Shana Espisito, Andrea Lorenz, Jamie Brown, Martha Heaton, Payna Afsham, Lisa Held, Debbie Alldredge, Lisa Howard, Sharon Roden, Kim Lindblade, Wanda Lee, Shannon Openshaw, Wendy Flickinger, and Sharon Cook. "Last row left to right-Jim Vanconant, David Cozzolino, Dan Coyle, Mark Kerr, David Peters, Bob Hansen, Joel Kruger, Tom Kelly, Pat Smith, Stewart Hayes, Jon Schwab, Roger Adams, Steve Klatzke, Keith Koppes, Mark Vulcz, Jeff Lake, Matt Tomlinson, Jim Brown, Jay Martin, Jeff Harrison, Jim Spray, Rob Sanders, ~odd Rosholt, Scott Geisicki, Tony Scarcello, David Alley, Joe Akers, John McArthur, Ed Beuerlein, Adam Gruender, Jim Patrick, Dave Bush, John Hobson, Pat Connor, Dan SlkoklS, Steve Pangamban, George Priniski, and Mike Zerbib.

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To the Editorial • • • Editor's Desk:

Can you believe it? We're seniors. Not just seniors, but about-to-graduate-seniors. You know, I never thought it would happen, but I've gone nostalgic over the place. Dig through some piles, and pull out your old yearbook from freshmen year. Eeek!! Did we really look like that? Remember how cool we thought we were? High school students. Of course, pride comes before a fall ... straight down the ramp. And then there was freshmen P.E .... nice uniforms. Waking up at 5:00 a.m. to catch the smelly old bus ("Oh, no, I never ride the bus. Su, the junior who gives me a ride was, uh, sick . • . today!") The thrill of being able to chew gum in class was overshadowed only by the first bagel sale! The Polo Man hit A.H.S. big time, along with Dolphins, the Bo Derek look, Vans, surfer shirts, and who could forget Devo glasses?!

Sophmore year we were hot! We were nonchalant but eager members of the clubs we'd just joined, and getting closer and closer to big "16", and driving time. Goofing up in the simulators was sure fun than the first ticket. Our football team was hot ... we even beat Scottsdale!! Slurpees at 7-11 and French fries at the snack bar. Geometry was a pain, but we survived. Remember student body elections . . . (Pete and Paul's supporters). Punk rock was the latest fad - mohawks and saftey pins through various parts of the body. Gee, we're almost upperclassmen! Things are swinging now. Aren't the

This fantastic '83-'84 year is quickly coming to a close. We have had a fantastic array of activities from fine arts to sports, from clubs to student government and senate. The Silver Extravaganza and Silver Spectacular will always be fondly remembered, as will all the numerous extra-curriculat achievements Arcadia was distinguished with this year. Oliver has had a DYNAMIC year.

Success did not come with ease: hard work and dedication were essential. The following people deserve a good pat on the back for giving their ALL to succeed: Nancy, Jon, Julie, Michelle, Carol, Jill, Christy, Kris, E.G., Kathy, Emily, Stephanie, Theresa, Avery, Penny, Katie, Roz, Jeanne,

freshmen small? We never looked like that! Hey dude . . . Fast Times at Ridgemont High was the movie. Girls wore miniskirts and knickers, while guys stuck to the tired and true ... Bermuda shorts and Polos. We showed our spirit in the fight to keep Arcadia open, and kept our class together. And then, just as we hit the top of the world ...

Senior year! The moment of truth. Gosh, econ is even more loving than American History. "Have you done your terms?" "Gee, I don't feel like a senior - I still can't reach my top locker." SATS, ACTS, Achievements . . . "And where are you going to school?" Goodbye Dr. Pratt, hello Ms. Collins. "What do you mean, I can't ditch?" "But I like using Mr. Bruins' parking space, it's convenient." Fun pep assemblies, the Silver Spectacular, late nigh t jacuzzing, "what homework?" Caps and crowns, graduation announcements, the relief of no more elections and club try­outs! Senioritis - arrugh! But we even lived through that. Isn't it strange that our only fashion statement this year was old sweats?! High school. It's suppose to be the greatest days of your life. Well, they weren't perfect, but mixed in with the tears, yawns, fights and frustrations were laughter, good times and friends. It may sound corny, but Arcadia has been an awfully nice place to grow up. The only problem is, I'm not sure I'm ready to leave the nest.

Oliver Says Au Revior!

Andrea, Beth, Lisa, lIsa, Chris, Kristy, Amy, Holly, Becki, Tammy, Pete, Trishia, Kim, Laurie, Steve, Nancy, Mia, Laura, Joey, Jim, Lori, Amy, Lynda, Amy, Amy, Ellin, Brooke, Fabrice, Steve, Christy and Anne. THANKS, guys. You were FANTASTIC!

Finally, best of luck to next year's student body officers: Christy, Julie, Andrea, Lori and Christy. Dave's "fatherly talks," Michelle's "temper­mental tizzies," Nancy's "mile­a-minute mouth," "painted­splattered fingers," and Jill's "last-minute bookstore raids" may come in handy next year. Take care of ARCADIA: this school deserves the BEST!

David Vershure Student Body President

Every year the Editor of the paper gets to write "From the Editor's Desk," ripping us fellow editors and reporters. I decided that Amy wasn't going to get away with it this year just like John didn't get away with it last year. So here goes.

A famous figure around Arcadia, Amy can be spotted carrying five different clipboards with her name, initials, alligators, whales, teddy bears or pigs on them. She dresses only in pink, green, white and pastels and only in overall dresses from Oxford Scholar or one of her 50 sweat outfits. She could knit me a sweater with her hair ribbons. She has a Polo portable nightstand and sends a Christmas (Oh, excuse me-Holiday) card to Ralph Lauren every year. He should send her one, I mean after all, Mommy and Daddy Silverman have forked out enough to buy him a car .

Amy can be seen walking down the hall making lists of what to do the next day, buying out Jutenhoops' supply of stickers, putting on her bossy President-of­Speech-and-Debate-and-ASPU voice, cracking anti-Semetic jokes to me, a fellow member of the Jewish persuasion, at the top of her lungs, drinking a Tab, and most often of all-selling bagels. Oh, I forgot-running over garbage cans at gas stations, not that I should talk.

I know her so well that it's hard to wonder what else she could possibly do in her "spare" time like sleep or maybe kick her dog or gossip occassionally. Hmmmm. The first female president or economist or professional critic I can definitely see.

Everyone always talks about the people that are the Arcadia stereotype, but you, Ed., are an exception. The school or the paper would not be what it's been if it weren't for you. I've never seen a harder working person at anything but homework than you-why did you bother wasting money on books, senior most cheapest nominee! I didn't.

On behalf of Mrs. Hagen and the staff, I would like to say that there could not habe been a better Editor than you-ya kept it together great! Best of luck in college and the future.

I Love You! Roz

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Dear Arcadia,

May 21,1984

At the beginning of the year when I took John Boydston'S place as the feature columnist, I really wondered if I could ever measure up to him, but then I realized that I wasn't competing with my predecessor, rather developing my own style of humor. (Well, humorous to me at least.) I had a great time writing this column, and I really appreciate having the freedom to express myself unedited. Thank you, Arcadia, for putting up with all the B.S. and the fun I poked at you. I realize that at times I may have seemed hypocritical, (I do wear Guess jeans and plastic shoes. I do leave tape up on the walls when I put up cheer posters. I flirt in public and on Camelback Mountain. The button has popped open on my shirt before (not that anyone noticed), and, yes, I have walked around with my my fly unzipped for an hour or so but I am an Arcadian who has to laugh at myself sometimes too. My column is one of the experiences that I will really miss, especially after two years of being the Feature Editor of the Arcadian. I doubt that USC will have a need for an obnoxious, New Wave writer voicing her opinions freely on the Trojan paper. Once again, thank you administrators, teachers, parents, and students. I really do love Arcadia and will really miss most of this small world that I lived in for 4 years.

Love Roz,

P .S. Good luck to next year's columnist, whoe~er it may be. You'll need it. '

From the Editor's Desk Well, guys, the year has flown by, and it seems like only

yesterday that we were saying goodbye to John, and wondering what would happen next year. We've had our ups and downs, but I think we still managed to put out a pretty groovy paper. More than that, we had fun along the way. (Remember cramming into the station wagon to go to Garcia'S, watching Andy Griffith, pictures on the chalkboard, interesting typos, rubber cement boogers and the one that went down Mrs. Hagen's shirt, and "selling ads" to 7-11!) Anyhow, I'll really miss all of you - it's been a once-in-a­lifetime experience. By the way, I'll forgive you for making fun of my ----- , calling me a Preppy, (and Cheap) and laughing at my typing skills, if you'll forgive me for my major rag sessions. Since there were so many people on the staff this year, I have a quickie for each of you.

AMY'S ORIGINAL MOST LIKELY TO AWARDS 83-84

Roz: Most likely to put helium ballons up her shirt and ask Simon to pop them for her. Also most likely to wear argyle socks with pumps or high-tops with hose and a mini. Tiffany: Most likely to come up with the most creative boredom prevention. Shawn: Most likely to grow a goatee beard and propose marriage to Mrs. Kraus. Wade: Most likely to drop newspaper 2nd semester and leave us without a photographer. (We sure fooled you ... ) Claudia and Cindy: Most likely to sit through an entire newspaper hour without uttering a word. George and Randy: Most likely to develop in a dark room. Also most likely to stare at the wall for a month, and then do their photo assignments in 1 Y2 days. Yael: Most likely to take 55 minutes to go to the bathroom. Mr. Ed: Most likely to go to the library to "find out about an article." Loretta: (alias Rhonda Loretta Thumper) Most likely to produce gossip. Alexa, Martha, Shelia and Van: Most likely to SKIP first hour. Tina: Most likely to qualify for the Olympics in volleyball, basketball, and sports writing/editing. Eileen: Most likely to fib and say she goes to Saguaro. Christy: Most likely to shop at Oxford Scholar and accuse OTHER people of dressing preppily. Jeanne and Camille: Most likely to bill a place for 6 months and STILL not get paid. Also, most industrious. Michele: Most creative. Also, most likely to have a pre-sixth hour fit in newspaper. (The cure is diet pepsi, NOT suckers). Mrs. Hagen: Most likely to not let newspaper make her Teacher of the Month (that says it all, huh?).

May 21,1984 ARCADIAN

Fine Arts Presented Fiddler on the Roof

This year's musical was Fiddler On The Roof. The many hours and hard work paid off on show night. The leading roles were played by Scott Fleetwood, and Kim Murillo.

The story takes place in Anatevka, a small Russian Village. The Jewish families are being forced out by the Russians. The whole theme is about the traditions of the people and how they're being changed by Perckik, who is played by Bob Munsil. Marriages have always been arranged by the Matchmaker, (Lisa Ford) and by the fathers. The three daughters of Tvye (Amy Ford, Heather Brody and Elaine Daily), seek their own husbands and break the traditions that had been set long ago. This causes an uproar in the village.

Ms. Collins, vice-principal, gets too, Mr. Bruins! We liked your We would like to thank dunked in the Dunking Machine at the Speedo! Student gov't and senate did f

I . I b everyone who was a part 0 Silver Spectacular Carnival, which a great job he pmg AHS ce e rate was a huge success. Thanks for being number 25. Awright! this production. Although such a good sport, Ms. Collins! You attendance was low, the

Fine Arts has a Successful Year

The Arcadia Fine Arts Department had an excellent year. New and exciting productions kept everyone busy; wither participating or supporting as an audience.

Oct. 18 The year started off with the first fall concert.

Nov.4 and 5 The first play to be brought to the Arcadia stage this year was "Up the Down Staircase." It was a unique play in which the students and faculty got a chance to work, act and achieve with each other . .

Dec. The Holiday Concert included participation from: Varsity Chorus, Chorale, Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra, and the Symphonic Band.

Chorale put extra participation in singing Christmas greetings at: Organ Stop, rest homes, Biltmore Park and at the Governors Convention.

Jan 27 and 28 Once again Arcadia took part in the Solo and Ensemble and Regional auditions. It was held at West Wood High Arcadia was proud to leave with nothing less than an excellent in the overall grades.

Before Ingleside registered for their classes at Arcadia next year, Chorale sange a few numbers to show them part of our Choral program.

March 7 The Silver Extravaganza was probably one of the most successful productions at Arcadia. The participants ranged from the Pom Line, Varsity Chorus and Chorale, to Drama Club members and our own teacher Mr. Larabell. Many special effects were used to bring this

performance to it's highest potential. The Silver Extravaganza was video taped and shown on Scottsdale United Cabel.

Thirteen people from Arcadia made Regional Choir which was held at West Wood. Three people from that, made the All-State Choir and sang in Flagstaff for their performance.

April 27, 28 May 4,5 The Musical this year is Fiddler on the Roof.

May8 Chorale and Guys and Dolls had a fund raising concert to help raise money for their summer tour.

May 15 Spring Concert. The final choral concert the 18th.

May 25 Chorale Tour . Guys and Dolls is once again going on tour to California. They will be singing at Disneyland, Universal Studios, Catalina Is., and Burbank High School

Next years plans will be pretty much the same as this years. When Mrs. hageman, the Fine Arts Director, was asked what she would change next year, she simply replied; "I would like to see Arcadia have an Outstanding Concert choir of Festival Caliber." Many thanks is expressed to Mrs. Hageman for she has been more like a best friend than a teacher to most. It's no wonder her nickname is "Mom."

And thank you for your support Arcadia, for no performance can be a success without the applaise of the audience when the curtain falls.

gratification one receives from presenting a professional show is . beyond that which any audiance can give.

Again, Congratulations on a great performance! A special thanks to Mrs. Hageman for her shaping of an ideal show

30 Chosen for NUS The National Honor Society

of Secondary Schools (NHS) was established in 1921 to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. The Arcadia Chapter of NHS was issued its character in 1960.

Membership in the Society is bestowed upon students who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Any Junior or Senior who has attended Arcadia for one semester or more and has maintained a GPA of at least 3.55 through his fifth semester is eligible for consideration. Once eligibility has been established, the candidate's name is submitted to the faculty for evaluation of his service, leadership and character. Finally, a principal­appointed Faculty Council of five members along with the chapter advisor who acts as an ex-officio member, study the evaluation and decide by majority vote who merits the honor and obligation of membership.

The new NHS initiates choosen this spring are: Juniors; James Brasure, Sharon Bratt, Christy Bulkeley, Sally Carl, Carolyn Carns, Tracy Cramer, jeffery Fleisher, Lisa Ford, Diana Gage, Stacy Gower, David Heller, Colette Hunter, Ginger Jarvis, Dana Kaplan, Elaine Lambert, Tamara Lustgarten,

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Tidbits The A-Team has "adopted" three new members. They are Kim

Riess, Andrea Girand, and Catey Bracken. The Arcadian wants to congratulate these new members and wish them good luck.

Congratulations to the outstanding varsity cheerleaders of 83-84, PoUy Burke and Roz Fleischer, and J. V. cheerleader Jill Bernas. They won the award at the sports banquet this year.

Good job to Scott Fleetwood and Kim Murillo for the lead roles in this year's musical, Fiddler on the Roof.

Shari Bratt and Julie Bowe have been selected to represent Arcadia High School at Arizona Girls State. Congratulations!

A special thank you to Nancy Bak and Nancy Newkirk for their assistance in the 10K run sponsored by Camelback Hospital Counseling Center.

Congratulations to Arcadia's representatives to Arizona Boy's State: Chris Adams, David Burkett, Peter Cannice, Dean Cerimeli, and Charles Peters.

Congratulations to the 1984-1985 Student Body Officers. They are Christy Bulkeley, Julie Bowe, Lori Rubin, Andrea Girand, and Christy Williamson.

Congratulations to the proud parents of a new 8 pound, 2 ounce baby girl. Stephanie Barbara Nissen was born on April 26 at 8:02 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nissen. Mr. Nissen is a teacher in the English department.

Congratulations to the new Sigma Sweethearts, Van Thcker and Mark Hunsaker.

EUyn Stein was recently named "Student of the Year" by the Exchange Club of Scottsdale. She was selected among seniors from all four high schools for this award. Congratulations, EUyn!

Interact would like to congratulate the new 1984-85 officers-Julie Bowe, Andrea Girand, Laura Phillips, Sarah Tobiason, Jon Belsher, and Erica Gildsdorf.

Mobel Legislature is a program sponsored by the YMCA, which gives high school students the unique opportunity of acting as state legistlators for a weekend. The Arcadia Student Political Union participates in Model Leg., and for many years Arcadia has produced outstanding participants. Students worked hard all year to prepare legislation which was considered at the session. All forty kids from Arcadia earned praise, but a few were singled out at the end of the session.

Outstanding bill award, Avery Crossman' appointed to the State Committee, Amy Rutkin: nominated for outstanding first year senator, Tim Gibson; nominated for outstanding senator, George Prinski, Amy Sivennan, and David Vershure.

An especially fantastic job was done by fifteen Ingleside eighth graders, who served as aides.

On Thursday, April 19th, 1984, a Cake Baking Contest was held in the Home Economics Department. Students of Mrs. Jan Cable's Independent Living Class participated in the contest.

Judging the cakes were Home Ec. teacher-Mrs. Dorothy Hoover, Coach-Gary Howard, Counselor-Mr. Penefield, English Chairperson-Mr. Bob Larabell, Miss Pam KeUy-sister of one of the contestant, Mrs. Carol Helsten-mother of one of the contestants, and Mrs. Alice Jacobsen-English teacher.

The Winning cake, "German Chocolate" was baked by Ed Beuerlein, Tim Wampler, Shane Rizzo and David Bush. Second place went to the "Hamburger Cake;' a chocolate cake decorated to look like a giant hamburger, was prepared by Becky Head, Brock Anderson and Ryan KeUy.

The contestants are willing to share their recipes, and would be happy to offer advice for the less experienced.

Congratulations to the Sigma girls' basketball team for defeating Delta in this year's game. Better year next year, Delta.

Congratulations to next year's Varsity Cheer Captains: Loretta Wooten and Christy Bulkeley, and J.V.: Erin Owens and Lisa Hodak.

Congratulations to this year's students who made Principal's List for first semester: David Gross, Lisa Hodak, Laura Ogden, Sarah Tobiason, Sharon Bratt, Laura Schott, Kim Coar, Diane Kocour, Teresa Paschal, Lisa SheUy, Doug Atchison, Chris Biggs, David Emerson, George Prininski, and Juan TeUeria. Also, congratulations to the members of the Honor Roll.

Congratulations to Lori Rubin and Kim Coar, 84-85 Porn Co­Captains.

Phoenix Youth and Gov't day was held on May 1 and 2. Congrats to: Debbie Myers, Jim Peternel, Jennifer Hetrick and Amy Silverman, who attended.

To all those honored at the awards banquet on May 16: congratulations!

Also, a big thank you to NHS for making it a big success! Scottsdale Youth and Gov't day was a smash, too! Nancy Bak and

David Vershure served as council members, and: Jayme Molen, Jodi Minnick, Amy Silvernnm, Kim Lindblade, and Monty Cardon went too. Awesome!

Coach Skip Schifino will be inducted into the Arizona Coach's Hall of Fame on May 20th. Mr. Schifino is a charter member of the association. Congratulations Skipper!

Madelene Manley, Charles peters, Sheryl Reese, Jordan Rockowitz, Amy Rosner, laura Schott, Sandra Smith, Juan Telleria, Loretta Wooten and Alan Work. Seniors are Douglas Calvert, Robert Cowger, Elaine Daly and Dean McCarron.

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Teachers are people too: Mr. Tamasaukas

month the Arcadian Mr. Tamasauckas as

teacher of the month. Mr. Tamasauckas attended City College of New York for three years and then enlisted in Luke Air Force Base during the Korean War as a draftie . After his four years in the service, he returned to C.C.N.Y. to finish his last year of education, which he majored in Industrial Arts, and had a minor in education.

Mr. Tamasauckas has been at Arcadia for 22 years. We asked him about the most peculiar thing that had ever happened to him at Arcadia, and he recalled one Christmas some of his students

bought him a bottle of alcohol and a subscription to Playboy. He claims all he did with them was store them on a shelf; what did you really do with them? We also asked him if he was the original "Mr. T" and he said, "Yes, but without a mohawk . Before students are allowed to call me 'Mr. T,' they must first have my permission."

Some students may think he is strict. Mr. Tamasauckas says he demands respect not only for himself, but for the industrial equipment the school supplies them with as well. He is serious about teaching, and has maintained a very good safety record, which he is proud of. Mr. Tamasauckas would like to see every student graduating from Arcadia pass through one of his Industrial classes.

His hobbies include playing the drums in a band. He plays for conventions, hotels, and country clubs. He teaches college students at night and also teaches traffic survival courses. When and if, he retires, he plans to travel outside of the country, possibly to Europe. The Arcadian appreciates you, and wishes you luck in your upcoming years of teaching.

Senioritis Senioritis (se-nyer-i-tis), n.-a

physical and-()r mental state that affects all twelfth grade students and usually occurs between the months of April and June. Symptons include laziness, forgetfulness, lateness, sleepiness, and happiness.

poug Since we, the Arcadian staff,

want this last issue to be so tre­mendous, we decided to do a tre­mendous thing for our Student of the Month column. We took two outstanding students, one an aspiring Freshman, the other a retiring Senior. Both have dis­played outstanding qualities that we feel deserve to be recognized. The neatest thing about all this, is that these two wonderful people, who you are dying with anticipation to hear about, are, yes . .. brother lnd sister.

Ladies and Gentlemen, our Students of the Month are Doug­las and Kristen Calvert!! Isn't this exciting? Ladies first, of course. We take Kris, who's 15, and has involved herself with Student Government, where she holds the office of Freshman class Pre­sident; ASPU Seargant at Arms of the House; she also plays softball and tennis. Kris really enjoys playing tennis, and also loves to shop. She has a hilarious sense of humor, which obviously runs in the family! When asked if she has learned ANYTHING from her older brother Doug, her reply was, "Mainly-Make things fun. Laugh at life (even when it's bad) and especially don't put off those college applications!!!" (We'll all swear by that one) Kris likes the ' variety of people here, and because Arcadia is rather small, getting to know people easily is another advantage. In the future, Kris plans to get involved in Inter­act, Delta, and possibly run for Student body President in a few years. Kris admits that she'll miss Doug next year, because she'll be without a ride to school everyday. She and Doug get along well; of course there will be an occassional brawl or two, but they are very

Siblings of the ID 0 nth

good friends-as Kris puts it, "It's really a good deal when you have a friend who lives with you."

Kris seems to like everything about her big brother, except that "He's so much of a stud, I feel inferior!" (just kidding Doug!) The only other thing that bugs her is his "obnoxious parties with his obnoxious friends when they're supposedly watching tapes of football games !?"

Over the summer, Kris plans to attend Summer school, hopefully get a job, and "get a tan!" Well, thanks for the info Kris, now let's hear what the Almighty Doug has to say for himself . ..

- He claims to be 17, and casually adds that his birthday is just around the corner (June 4) keep that in mind everybody. Through­out his 4 years at Arcadia, Doug has played on football, baseball, and wrestling teams, been on Student Senate, and is (Or was) Key Club President. (Whatever happened there, Doug?) Doug also has quite a brain, which explains his being in the top 10070 of the State Math Exams, and top 5 % of the Senior class. Very impressive Doug! His interests are as stated, "Females, school and my activities, carrying surprises with Scott Gesicki-Michelle Brenchley inside." When asked what he likes about Arcadia, he said the people, except for freaks and !_%&**s_?*.! (female dogs). He thinks his litter sister "is just swell," and he's real proud of her accomplishments. Doug claims he doesn't beat her (Kris) up or anything, and they talk about "people 'n stuff" -especially the 'n stuff." His precious advice that he leaves with Kris so she may also succeed at Arcadia is to "become friends with B.C. and Cal."

ARCADIAN

Titan Band had a

great year

The Arcadia Titan Band has again completed another successful season under the direction of extraordinary band leader, Marty Krusniak.

During marching season the band showed tremendous talent. Now that it is concert season, the band is still bumbling with exciting activities.

Arcadia is proud to honor two students here who attended All­State in Flagstaff on April 13 and 14th. All-State consists of the best musicians from high schools in Arizona. Junior Alice Crump attended because of her superior flute playing ability and senior Jennifer Hetrick played alto clarinet.

On April 27, 28 and May 4th and 5th, the pit orchestra is planning to perform the music for the play "Fiddler on the Roof."

The Arcadia Jazz Ensemble will be competing on April 28th at the State High School Jazz Festival at Thunderbird High School.

On May 8th, drum major and flag line tryouts will be held. About 26 girls will be chosen for the line this year. All sophomore, junior, and senior girls are welcomed to tryout.

Kris (That's very clever, Doug!) Many Arcadians admire Doug for his outstanding school spirit. Whenever there's a Dress-up day, count on Doug to be all decked out, whether it be a dress, pajamas, or a toga, perhaps. In fact, this is one of the reasons Doug was chosen as Student of the Month, and he was so excited when he found out, that he had to change his pants . To all the aspiring youth of Arcadia, Doug leaves this advice, "Do anything you can, but don't get caught." Thank you Doug.

This summer, Doug plans to work as an "office boy" at SRP, and will probably attend Pitzer University next year. Last of all, Doug would like Arcadia to remember him for his "modesty;' SURE THING DOUG, you can count on it!

We hope you've all enjoyed this article, and perhaps even read it! We know it's not always the most exciting column, but this is certainly the exception-a DOUG and KRIS CAL VERT exclusive??? COME ON NOW!!!! We hope you have relished each and every word and perhaps even say "hi" to Kris or Doug if you're lucky enough to run into either of them throughout your daily travels. Kris and Doug, good luck in the future, and please don't become ego­maniacs over all this exposure and recognition! Yes, Arcadia salutes you both, for being the exemplary brother-sister couple that you are. May we all strive for more harmonious relationships with our own kin, and oh, yes, may your lives be filled with happiness, success and lots of Energizer batteries for your Sony Walkmans so Doug doesn't have to borrow Kris's and wreck her tapes and start another fight ...

84-85 SB elections prove that "Girls don't just wanna have fun"

As school this -year came to a close you probably noticed thousands of multi-colored posters covering the walls of Arcadia and said to yourself, "Who are these people?" Well, it's our job to tell you just who these "people" are.

On April 19th, the annual assembly of Student Body Elections took place. The first to make her speech was running for the office of Treasurer. Tammy Lustgarten stated that she would ­implement new ideas from Scottsdale High for next years' student government. Mia Onodera told us her many qualifications, school activities and interests . Christy Williamson made a lot of strange and humorous promises.

For the office of Corresponding Secretary, Lori Rubin ran unopposed, but that didn't detract from the quality of her speech. She read a motivating poem.

Penny Diehl was the first speaker for the office of Recording Secretary. Although a !le~ st1ldent at Arsadia, Pennr's speech showed great determina­tion and spirit. Andrea Girand's speech showed true originality as she compared Arcadia's Student

May 21, 1984

The new 1984-85 Student Body officers: (top left to right) Andrea Girand, Lori Rubin; (bottom) Christy Williamson and Christy Bulkeley. Not pictured: Julie Bowe.

Body to Dr. Seuss's Cat in the Hat. Laura Owens listed her many activities she has been involved in, and the reasons she was qualified.

The next office was that of Vice President. Julie Bowe gave a very classy speech with Top hat, cane and a sparkling glass of ... 7-Up. Catey Bracken was next and her speech showed just how much she really cares about Arcadia. Kim Reiss' speech was truly motivating, and we knew she was the best possible choice.

And now, the moment you've been waiting for, the new 1984-85 Student Body officers: President, Christy Bulkeley; Vice President, Julie Bowe; Recording Secretary, Andrea Girand; Corresponding Secretary, Lori Rubin; and Treasurer, Christy Williamson.

Thanks to all of the many candidates who ran for the various offices, and congratulations to the new 1984-85 Student Body Officers. Good luck!

Don't tell anyone butiii What ex-Arcadian (J.L.) got into a fight at a Western party?

T.M. How's your face? Did K. W. really go to McCormick Ranch and mash on the

shore with G.T.? G.T.-How's your neck? S.C. and G.T. seem to enjoy skinny-dipping at 12:30 at night. B.S. and J:-B.-How's combat? Did you guys have lice or

what? J.P. do your really know a girl named Caroline, or are you

making her up? Don't worry C.W. and E.C. Prom was just a figment of your

imagination. Is there any special reason why D.H. 's date to the western got

together with two other girls? (D.B.) Hey W.W.-What really happened to your Bronco in Apache

Junction? Rumor has it that K.K. is slightly accident prone. Or is that

only too obvious? What happened to S.M. and J.P.? They aren't joined at the

lips anymore. T.D. seems to enjoy reversing her car over medians at 7-11 at

1:00 in the morning? Hey M.Z.-Did you wear leather jockeys to Prom too? K.B. and T.L.-T.R. is very sorry she forgot her boat key. Don't worry K.C. -C.B. isn't worth anything since he sold his

Corvette. P .S. - You didn't really want to be the wife of a used car salesman, anyway!

G.J. and D.B.-Could it be these two basketball players have finally found true love?

Looks like K.S. has finally got L.F. under his thumb! Don't let her get away!

Hey K.S., Will you please explain your "Life is like a beanbag" theory to us all? Especially M.O'S. and K.K.!

How come 20 cops with guns stopped L.G. on the way out to a Western party?

Tell us Lance, Sean and Elliot; What did Cupid make you do? What well known football player, M.C., gave a certain student body

president a hickie with the help of a fuction sunnel in 4th hr. Chemistry. Hey D.B., Eddybear says he wants a hug-Blondie Hey Blondie, I hear the seals are loose!-D.B. What two girls were in the fast lane (95 mph) with a frog, brute, and a

simpleton? What senior, J.F. was seen with underclassmen B.S. and R.F. driving

into Burger King backwards? What senior guy almost got arrested for trespassing when he was just

trying to get across the mall to see a movie? (F.V.) What ex-pommie (A') doesn't wear a bra? What junior girl (A.C.) went to see the muppet show, hoping not to

see anyone she knew? What choral student shot the director wearing boxers with red hearts

on them, with a lazer gun? (See above for clue). Yes, L.S., Jr. will be baptized. What two Freshman girls, S.l. and S.P., went to such extreme

measures as to pass out flyers and paint a car just to impress a senior guy with a black truck? Nice try, girls!

Eric, I'll always care. Love, Erin.

May 21, 1984

THE ARCADIAN ... .THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE

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Did I Really Look Like That?

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All American

Nancy Bak & Danny Coyle

Most Likely to Have Eieht Kids

Holly Lake & Mark Kerr

ARCADIAN

Best Derriere

Polly Burke & Shawn Bellarnak

Most Egotistical

Becky Head & Doug Calvert

Most Likely To Be A Centerfold

Davi~lley & Dede Decker

Biggest Stud & Studette

Ed Beurelein & Connie Dererniah

Cutest Couple Most New Wave

Jeni Shoecraft & Tom Schmidt Ntian Bakakos & Sean McKusick

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SENIOR MOSTS BEST EYES Dan Coyle and Beth Hoag BEST SMILE Doug Calvert and Jenny Dana BEST DERRIERE Shawn Bellamak and Polly Burke BEST LEGS Dan Coyle and Tina Hill BEST DRESSED Todd Rosholt and Kirsten Stakalis MOST PREPPY Jeff Guerin and Brooke Terry MOST NEW WAVE Sean McKusick and Ntina Bakakos MOST OBNOXIOUS Tony Scarello and Roz Fleischer MOST HUMEROUS Hans Gilsdorf and Theresa DeLuca MOST NEUROTIC Sean McKusick and Becky Lee MOST SPIRITED David Vershure and Ellyn Stein CUTEST COUPLE Tom Schmidt and Jenny Shoecraft BEST ATHLETE Monty Cardon and Anita Boyd MOST STUDIOUS Dean McCarron and Ellyn Stein BIGGEST PARTNER Dan Hackett and Cheryl Byers BIGGEST SNOB Jeff Guerin and Becky Head BIGGEST GOSSIP Roger Adams and Kathy Chrisman BIGGEST AIRHEAD Zack McAllister and Martha Heaton BIGGEST STUD AND STUDETTE Ed Beurelein and Connie Deremiah BIGGEST BACHELOR AND BACHELORETTE Tony Scarcello and Roz Fleischer CUTEST Dan Coyle and Kirsten Stakhalis CHEAPEST David Alley and Roz Fleischer BEST PERSONALITY Jim Phillips and Jenny Dana MOST EASILY EMBARASSED Bob Hanson and Amanda Cook LEAST EASILY EMBARRASSED Tony Scarcello and Roz Fleischer BIGGEST FLIRT Doug Calvert and Shelly Marquess MOST EGOTISTICAL Doug Calvert and Becky Head MOST LIKELY TO HAVE 8 KIDS Mark Kerr and Holly Lake MOST LIKELY TO STAND UP A DATE Tony Scarcello and Dand Loos MOST LIKELY TO MARRY FOR MONEY Jeff Guerin and Shelly Marquess MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MOVIE STAR Bob Munsil and Amy Apple MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A PLAYGIRL/PLAYBOY CENTERFOLD David Alley and Dede Decker MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A PRIEST OR A NUN Jim Phillips and Kristi Wedell MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A RABBI Randy Goldberg and Roz Fleischer and Amy Silverman MOST LIKELY TO BECOME PRESIDENT David Vershure and Amy Silverman MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE Dean McCarron and Shelly Marques MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A TEACHER Fabrice Venezia and Hynette Harnell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ed Wintergalen and Nancy Bak ALL AMERICAN Dan Coyle and Nancy Bak ALL ARCADIAN David Vershure and Michelle Brenchley

TEACHER MOSTS

This year Arcadia's newspaper staff decided to take a poll on who the seniors feel are teacher mosts.

The following are the winners of the teacher mosts: 1. MOST TALKATIVE: Mr. Schifino, Mrs. Fangman 2. BEST DRESSED: Mr. Shore, Mrs. Sommer 3. MOST LIKELY TO BE A PLAYBOY/PLAYGIRL CENTER­

FOLD: Mr. Shore, Mrs. Sommer 4. CUTEST: Mr. Shore, Mrs. Stone 5. MOST LIKELY TO BECOME HOMECOMING KING/QUEEN:

Mr. Shore, Mrs. Foss 6. MOST LIKELY TO LAUGH AT HIS/HER OWN JOKES?:

Mr. Schifino, Mrs. Fangman 7. MOST LIKELY TO BE LATE TO CLASS: Mr. Hallman, Mrs.

Sommer 8. MOST LIKELY TO FAIL HIS/HER OWN TEST: Mr. Hallman,

Mrs. Sommer 9. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Myer, Mrs. Stone

10. MOST LIKELY TO GET A SPEEDING TICKET: Mr. Kimball, Mrs. Riddle

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1£ast )!Ill ill (0 ijJ tstamtnt I, David John Alley, hereby

will my body to the female sex, my brain to science, and my thoughts to those who deserve it! Thank God I'm out! P .S. By Brownie See ya 008.

1, Doug Atchinson, will my collection of Fred Flintstone/Barney Rubble popsicle molds to the entire Sophomore class. May they use them well.

I, Nancy Bak, will my running uniform to Katie Ewing and Miki Clark, and my B:lly Idol pin to Lisa Hodak.

I, Ntina Bakakos, will my earrings to Holly Pemberton.

I, Shawn Bellamak, will my wiskers to David Jones in hopes that someday he will be able to grow a beard like mine since he hasn't reached puberty yet and his face feels like a babies bottom!

I, Michelle Brenchley, will my parking space to Julie Bowe, my outstanding study habits to E.G. Carlstrom, and rrll my authority to Julie Bowe so she can keep an eye on my little· sister next year.

I, Doug Calvert, will my body to all the Arcadian girls I never got to, and my knowledge and soul to the legacy of S. W .E.M.E.

I, Katherine Chrisman, being of sound mind, and soul do hereby leave Arcadia with a thank you to everyone who has made these four years so very special and made this place and time 1'0 hard to leave.

I, Stephanie Churchill, will my Buckwheat pin to Danny Colson, with hopes that he won't let Curt and Ron steal him!

I, Jenny Dana, will my book of Mormon to Coach Howard and Coach Brown.

I, Theresa DeLuca, will Stephanie Churchill to anyone who will take her. Just kidding Buckwheat! !

We, Emily Denning and Jenni Sutcliffe, will two garbage bags full of popcorn and a big red bow to Dave Buskett. P.T. and B.A. love you Dave!!

I, David Emerson, will my wasted weekends, endless frustrations, evil disposition, and the yearbook to Sherri Bratt, Tracy Cramer and Lisa Johnson.

I, Wendy Flickenger, will my boat-of-a-car to my brother Rod. Enjoy! (Ha-Ha!)

I, Roz Fleischer, will my I LOVE MYSELF keychain to E.G. Carlstrom in hopes that his head will get so much bigger than )t already is; and my Dave Pratt underware to Carol Brown so that she gets to meet the King Salami someday.

I, Scott Gesicki, will my nickname "Keg Body," which I have had for my four years, to Tim Wampler in hopes that he can live up to it.

I, Jeff Guerin, leave my fine morals to E.G. Carlstrom and Steve Rosholt, because they don't have any. To Jon Belsher I leave my Porsche so he doesn't have to drive that awful Z-28, and finally I leave my Polo's to the freaks so they don't pollute Arcadia with Iron Maiden and Motley Crue anymore.

I, Tori Huber, will nothing: thanx for some interesting papers. Special thanks to Mrs. Hagen.

I, Christian T. Karas, will my GMC Jimmy, my 236 albums, 38 tapes, my ASO gymnastics shirt, and my $154.38 in my savings account to my beloved A.B.S.

I, Mark Kerr, will my basketball jersy No. 20 which has been worn the last four consecutive years by a Kerr to my little brother Paul, hopefully he will surpass the accomplishments which Todd and I have both made. P.S. HOOP is No.1.

I, Tina Kuntz, will my marquee job to anyone who is dumb enough to rish breaking his neck, and my high tops to Becky Molen in hopes that she has a super basketball career with no technicals.

I, Traci Langston, will all my Gone With The Wind memorabilia to Barb Foster, because she's seen it almost as many times as me.

I, Camille Leezer, will my ability to be on time to Dana Kapalan who is always late to everything.

I, Paige Livermore, will my first original beer bong (J ohnny Bong) to my sister, Leanne Livermore.

IL Dayna Loos, will E.G. Carlstrom to Erin Davis, and I will Sting to myself, I'll share him with Michelle.

I, Andrea Lorenz, hope that all you underclassmen during the last two months of your Senior year get your driving priviledges suspended for the rest of the year like I did by Ms. Collins.

I, Jay Martin, will a half of Lowie's (gee what a score), and a pool table to Hilburn. Just how wasted can we get today?

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I, John McArthur, will all my used Johnny bags to E.G. Carlstrom and Steve Rosholt and a full year's supply of elbow ones for E.G.

I, Sean McKusick, leave my red underwear to Wade Dollar and my saftey pin collection to Barb Foster, and I leave all my elf clothes to Eric Hale.

I, Kim Murillo, will my sad Chevette to David Martin in hopes that some day it will get fixed!

I, Nancy Newkirk, will all of my paintbrushes, paints and poster paper to the next corresponding secretary! Good luck!! Fun Job.

I, David Newsom, will my old bicycle and a bus pass to my sister.

I, Shannon Openshaw, will all my memories of high school to Michell Sandlin, so when it's her turn to leave she'll remember hers too.

1, Connie Pardi, will my clothes to Peter Cannice in case he spills Big Gulp on his sweats agaip.

I, Steve Ponganiban, will my individuality to stay free of the preppie trend, no Polo's etc . . . so that any incoming Freshmen won't have to grow up to be like the rest of the snobs around here.

I, Rob Patterson, will all the headaches of this school to Helen, I hope that they don't drive you crazy.

I, I, Tony Scarcello, will my favorite book, How to M~~t Girls, to Steve Rosholt in hopes he might learn something.

I, Amy Silverman, will my Jetson's sweat shirt to Christy Williamson, a special Jumbo

Jack to Christine O'Brien; my typing skills to next year's Arcadian Staff; my sense of humore to Mr. Schifino; my love to Mrs. Kraus; all of my favorite creative names for assorted staff members to all my Frosh bussies; my red bra from Dave Pratt to Roz Fleischer (there's still time) and the color pink to Arcadia's landscape.

I, Jenni Sutcliffe, will all my sweats to Erika Gilsdorf and Danny Colson, in hopes that they will have as comfortable Senior year as possible, like I did.

I, Brooke Terry, will Trisha and Laura a ride to school, Catey her couch and road trips to U of A, Loretta a later curfew, boyfriend and good times and Herberger, Mikki and Evette a car and lunches we had, Kara a new foot, Suzanne a year without mom and dad, Linda beverages at Aykako.

I, Matt Tomlison, will all my automobile and motorcycle ;wrecks, past and present (hopefully future), Police arrests, and all permanent scars obtained to George Trezos, in that he may carryon a tru Arcadia Tradition.

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What's in store for the class of 2009

Ah, yes. I can see it now. Arcadia in 25 years will definitely be a sight you won't want to miss. Assuming that the year 2000 has advanced man beyond our wildest dreams, could you even imagine what our campus will look like in the year 2oo9? For starters, at 7:30 in the morning, Joe Stud space cadet will cruise onto the campus in his radical starlit metalic silver hover-craft, race over the magnesium powered ultra­sonic lazerbeam speed bumps and park in the excaliber student parking quarters. Then out of the car he hops wearing his silver one-piece reversable Ralph Lauren hand knitted fire proof space jump suit. No need to comb his hair because the newest style for guys is bald, although he'll never remove the 5 lb. uranium ear ring which is bolted to his lobe. As for the girl, the new clothing style will consist of high-quality miniature geodesic domes which are worn are worn over each bosom.

A solid silver, fig-leaf designed wrap-around will be worn over the lower body hitched together with an incinerating touch-proof padlock. The hair will hang at ankle level and weave around each geodesic dome.

Teachers on the other hand will wear tight fitting silver "Lost in Space" stretch pants with matching top, and an afro will be the most popular hair style along with silver elect­rodes protruding out of the scalp. Each teacher will issue his students shock collars which will be worn at all times and the teacher will sit in the center of the classroom on a

ARCADIAN

Senior Prophecy ----

We are here at Arcadia's 10th reunion in 1994. Jeff Guerin, psychoanalyst, is reminiscing briefly with Brooke Terry, the next Rona Barrett, editor of Brooke's Enquirer. Polly Burke, a social worker in South Phoenix (THE Exclusive Blonde), is having a glass of punch with Steve Nelson, now a soccer player in Belgium, running a 7-11 chain as a tax shelter on the outside. Let's take a look at how some other classmates have turned out •••

David Emerson hasn't graduated from Stanford yet. Scott Gesicki made the Guiness Book of World Records for the biggest neck. Holly Cooney attempted to become a fashion designer, but after losing her measuring tape and scissors too many times, she decided to get married instead. Monty Cardon is the wide receiver for the Arizona Wranglers. Bob Munsil starts in a world-touring vaudeville act with Wade Dollar. Terri K1ekner took Vana White's place on Wheel of Fortune. Jill Brown isn't talkin classmates have turned out ... Doug Calvert lives comfortably off his salary from Close-Up commercials. David Emerson hasn't graduated from Stanford yet. Scott Gesicki made the Guiness Book of World Records for the biggest neck. Holly Cooney attempted to become a fashion designer, but after losing her measuring tape and scissors too many times, she decided to get married instead. Monty Cardon is the wide receiver for the Arizona Wranglers. Bob Munsil starts in a world-touring vaudeville act with Wade Dollar. Terri Klekner took Van a White's place on Wheel of Fortune. Jill Brown isn't talking to Brooke Terry because she was on the front page of her Enquirer last week, "Olympic Diver to Wed Eighth Grader." Amy Silverman started a Pic-n-Save Papagallo chain with kosher clothes only. Michelle Brenchley is on Good Morning America. Nancy Bak went to the University of Pacific, became a pharmacist, and works at Skaggs now. Tony Scarcello joined the Navy, saw the world, and has a girl in every port. Tina Bakokos owns her own earring store. Fabrice Venezia and Ellin Stein are married and are the presidents of S.A.D.D. and M.A.D.D. Holly Lake has the Romper Room show on Channel 8. Roz Fleischer is still looking for Simon LeBon. Danny Coyle grew two feet miraculously and plays ball for the L.A. Lakers .

retro-rocket powered swivel Shawn Bellamak converted to Judiasm so that he could grow his chair. beard to his knees without looking totally stupid. He still hasn't

lost something yet ... Lessons will be taught to

each student by an overhead Beth Hoag joined the Navy, saw the world, and has a guy in every monitor which will be installed port. above the head and attached to DeDe Decker started a "Where's the Boobs?" slogan for the ceiling. Any student who is Frederick's of Hollywood for those less blessed than she. caught listening to "space Anne Campbell is now a librarian at Arcadia and sponsors the rock" on an AM/FM Sony pom line. Spaceman will be shocked by Becki Lee is a volunteer at Camelback Hospital, teaching French the teacher. and singing lessons. Strange how they won't let her leave ...

. Lunch will. consist of diet- Mike Zerbib is attempting to survive running Scottsdale Escort pills ~o~ the girls and capsules Service. contammg a 5-course meal for J' Ph'll' . h'l . d 'd h d' P II ., the guys. As ff>i extracirricular-~ 1m ,I IpS IS appl y marne to a pastor s aug ter an IS 0 Y activities nose rubbing will be Burke s boss. more popular than the French David Vershure is ~unning for Vice President of the United kiss and the women will pay States, teamed up With Jesse Jackson. for the men 0 n wee ken d Carla Sanders is the next Dave Pratt, influenced by a pair of red extravaganzas. The drinking underwear he gave her nine years ago. age will have been <l:b?lish~d Dale Campbell and Dan Hackett are making serious bucks from and 450 proof moon JUice Will their Keg Land Stores. bet hen e w Ii qui diu n c h Joe Akers passed a bill through congress to try to abolish the beverallge. . I I d drinking age and is still working on it. Support of this would be

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