Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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. The Spirit Qf Psocing Shown By Peddling In The Little 500 On Moy 22, mony were onxious to porticipote in the running of the onnuol Little 500. The roce, which wos token from the Little 500 of lndiono University, involved teoms of guys rid- ing 10-speeds down the trocls oround the foot- boll field. Eoch teom hod its own Queen condi- dote ond the winning teoms Queen condidote wos to be crowned Queen. As in previous yeors there were mony cuts ond bruises occomponied by much sweot. The win- ning teom consisted of seniors Chorles Bellomy, Jomes Kennedy, Decoris Reed, ond Milse Young. The Queen wos senior Priscillo Poin- dexter. I wos so excited thot our teom won. I hove to odmit I hod doubts, commented Pris- cillo Poindexter, AHS does not hove just ony high school Little 500. Along with being one of the first to hold the roce, we hove the help of o true former IU. rocer. Dove Blose, science teocher helps cooch the teoms. He wos olso o figure in the movie I3reoIsing Awoy. The girls don't just sit oround ond Iools pretty through the roce. They hove their own Pixie roce. Though their roce is shorter it is no less difficult. They ride tricycles. ilhondo Fitzgerold, Angie Fox, Kim Humphrey, ond Sondy Kerr mode up the winning teom for the Pixie roce. The roce wos reol exciting. I wos glod thot we won becouse we troined long ond hord for it. Explaining the rules . . . Biology teocher Dove Dlose exploins the rules for the Little Five Hundred roce to contestonts. Little 500119

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Perfect exchange . , . Greg Crose rnolses o perfecr bicycle exchange wirh his reomrndre during the Lirrie Five Hundred bilse roce. Entering the first turn . . . This Lirrle Five rider heads his bike into rhe firsr rurn during the dnnuol Lirrle Five Hundred roce. 'lr' Vf+ ':4lW Q fl ' , , , M Nfw Q' ' , ' fi it ' 3- f ,, '-iii. , , ,, , . W, 5 , . ,yi,Qi,4j, , y - ' H f,,,,g,,, x . H S ,. Zn ' f I M ,,,'u , ., , H Showing their pride . . . The winners of rhe Lirrle Five 18fLirrIe 500 Hundred roce, Decorris Reed, Jomes Kennedy, Chorles Beilomy ond Morls Young, show their pride during the owords ceremonies.

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Tough Girls, Plough Ploys Molse Powderpuff A I-lit Senior girls were reody for the junior girls os they beot them in the Powderpuff gome held April 24, 140. Powderpuff is on onnuol gome of flog footboll. All junior ond senior girls were eligible to ploy. The proctices were good but the gome wosn't. I guess it's becouse we lost, com- mented Kelly Armstrong, junior. The doys preceding the gome were very sunny ond pleosont. Everyone expected o nice doy for the gome but to no ovoil. Temperotures dropped ond cold winds blew, which mode for o very chilly doy. But thot didn't dompen spirits. Eoch girl trons- formed into o surprisingly tough footboll ployer. Crystol Drown ond Domoro Stewort were Right. Don't worry . . . Lester Goodridge, senior, consoles senior powder puff ployer, Clore McGee ofter the juniors goin 10 more yords, The seniors finolly ended the onnuol event victorious. 201 Powder Puff teom coptoins for the juniors, ond Clore McGee ond Priscillo Poindexter were senior coptoins. Eoch girl poid for her own teom jersey which turned out to be good for the cold weother. Different from the post, this yeor there were no guys cheerleoding. No one volunteered. I hod o reol good time ploying. lt wos different with out ony cheerleaders, but it wos still fun ond crozy, commented junior Viclsi Horrell, Eoch yeor two mole teochers cooch the reoms. Chorles Poge, former sociol studies teocher ond present ossistont footboll cooch, cooched the senior teom ond Desmond Smith, former moth teocher, cooched the junior teom.