Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Iaiyf AW, ,,,,..M,,- -f ,iii ff 'f' ,, nv: zz tri 1- :WZ s 1 Fi' ill? Feeling The Glowing Spirit Of The Christmos Seoson Tinsel, Sontos, presents ond jingle bells - it's looking o lot like Christmos! Whot is Christmos? Well, Christmos is mony things, but most of oll, Christmos is o time for shoring ond coring. People hove mony different woys of celebrot- ing this joyous occosion. One of the moin events of this seoson for Hoosiers is the gigontic Christmos tree lights on the circle in downtown lndionopolis. Literolly thousonds of colored lights ore strung from the top of the Wor Memoriol to its bose, This hos become o trodition in the store for o long time, however, other ottroctions hove been odded to moke this londmork even more foscinoting. Recently, on outdoor ice skoting rink on the fountoin's bose hos been odded to the circle's festivities. This hos been very populor with the public becouse it is free of chotge. There is olso, of course, o life size monger scene which re- minds everyone of the ideo of whot Christmos Left. What Q site . . . The onnuol Christmos tree of lights is olwoys o populor ex7ent in our city, Thousonds of lights ore strung from the Wor Memoriol. is oll obout. Live Christmos trees ond lights con be found oll over the circle to reolly bring in the feeling of the seoson. One of the greotestjoys thot comes with Christ- mos is the sensotion of giving ond receiving gifts. Tiring work is done in preporotion of these presents. Usuolly shopping in o hot, crowded moll is not o lot of fun for mony people but with the spirit of Christmos oround, somehow we oll ore oble to tolerote this set-bock When oll the shopping is done, gifts hove been wropped ond the decorotions ore up, Christ- mos Eve orrives to o welcoming world. Then is the time to sit bock ond wotch the shining lights on the tree. The exhileroting feeling one feels os they wotch the shimmering, bright colors is thot of hope, hoppiness ond the confidence thot o new yeor is soon on its woy. 'Photos by Photogrophy Editor Lorri Prott Christmos!2O

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Below. Such authentic beauty . . . Christmas is full of joy and the remembrance of how the season originated. Downtown visitors enjoy this life size manger scene. sf.. ,, , fvf ' X laik? wa ff f , rf, Z, , ,Z 'fyg WI -- ,Wh fr rt- , 6: ' , C Vi r gg? ' ' I 'C V, C , -2, ag' -'14, -wr Above, Say it with diamonds . . . Santa Claus certainly has his hands full in this display window at a local jewelry shop, most stores expressed their spirit with decorations. Upper left Catching a cool breeze Many citizens ventured out in the cold wind to grab a little ice skating on the circle in spite of the weather,

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Below. All together now . . . Bond director Williorn Solzmonn ond Goldenoire Sponsor Christino Allen spend on ofternoon offer school with the Goldenoires ond bond ro proctice for on upcoming P I A 'A' 4 ,V V V, -,fi . iw: ' r V A , 1 - Litre' ,A ,,,V 4 AV fif? 'Fifi ' nf-ff r Wi fi ' W --e-msammw. ' '--31WW,wffM,, ,nf ' -' - . ,-,,,,3Wf2-- 24 rf ks-, if . I V im- m,.,. 2 'f'eM. 1 if -U Z T 'liek ' 2 L-'W' W mi gome. - ., 1 -aw- 0, Above. One, two, three, hutl All foorboll reoms spend olor of time in the summer ond afternoons procricing for their gomes, Their dedication is greot ond their spirits strong. Right, Don't move on inch . . . ROTC members srond or otrention ro show their high milirory stondords ond proctices. ROTC is o closs os well os on ofrer-school activity, os they rnorch often for speciol porodes ond celebrations, 3O!After'School Activities