2023 Spring Preview

By SARAH WANG Staff Writer

On a cloudy Thursday afternoon, Arca dia High School (AHS) hosted its 2023 an nual Spring Preview with AHS students and staff planning a campus tour on Mar. 30 to introduce parents and future students to high school life. The AHS athletic and perform ing arts organizations set up booths to attract new members, and food and performances were provided for the attendees as well.

The booths that attracted the most at tention were definitely those of the AHS clubs, where club officers provided snacks and fun activities to help attendees explore the respective clubs that suit their interests.

President of the AHS French Club, junior Nikini Wathithantrige hopes to immerse high school students in French language and culture. The club hosts occasional events to help members learn about French holi days and cuisine. It is also associated with the French language program, which helps host opportunities for French stu dents to visit Los Angeles, and AHS stu dents taking French class to visit France.

“I’ve been taking [French Club] for the past three years. I’m a junior now and I think people should take it since it’s pretty fun, ” said Wathithant rige. “You’re also more likely to meet your friends in French class since we have less periods of classes compared to other courses.” around the community, such as in elementary schools, and we host other events around Arcadia,” said Interact Club Com