Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

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CLASS HISTORY WE wouip BE Buiipiua Freshmen: We would be building faith from the start So our courage would not depart, The Freshman Class made success its aim, Desiring to leave behind a record ot tame. Sophomores: We would be building in our second year Untolding hopes both ideal and sincere, The Sophomore Sport Dance was a pleasant event, Each one agreeing it was time well spent Juniors: We would be building things still harder to obtain While memories ot our Junior Prom still remain, Choosing our class rings was a major issue to be solved And the decision was approved by everyone involved. Seniors: We would be building even after high school days Hoping to better our lives in many ways, The Senior Sport Dance will always be a grand memory, As all who went will heartily agree. We would be building in our last year here So when our class leaves its Alma Mater dear, It can recall the Senior Prom with pride And with the other accomplishments be well satisfied. Chorus: We would be building, classmates, may we all succeed, And set the dream that hardens into deed.

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Top Row: T. Voil, J. Howson, B. Ross, A. Voil, G. Tompkins Third Row: L. Glock, D. Spoor, D. Cody, B. Perez, J. Finkbeiner, J. Philipbor, V. Keller Second Row: G. Rockefeller, M. Donnelly, J. Purdy, S. Alpers, A, DuBois, B. Cooke Bottom Row: A. Webb, A. Morreole, B. M. Bobcock, F. Cromwell, M. Brown HONOR KEY STUDENTS We toke oft our hots to these brilliont members ot our senior closs who hove mointoined top stondords ot scholorship tor tour yeors. Their glory is heightened by the toct thot only o smoll percentoge of the closs receive these coveted ovvords. Moy these leoding scholors be just os successful in the yeors to come os they hove been in high school. Smarty pants , from the song of the some title

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Top Row: T. Vail, R. McAllister, G. Murad Second Row: M Brown, B J. Bennett, D. Spoor, H. Oakley Bottom Row: B. Bennett, C. Meddaugh, A. Webb, B. M. Babcock JUNIOR PROM Truly one of the most beautiful proms ever held in the Arlington High School was the Winter Carnival. Soft music by Roger Baer's orchestra, unique decorations featuring a white canopy overhead, many white bal- loons, small cardboard evergreen trees for centerpieces on the tables. and to top it all, the choosing ofa king and queen to reign over all this beauty, all contributed to an enchanting evening for everyone who attended. A beautiful sight, we're happy tonight, walking in a winter wonderland , from WINTER WONDERLAND SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE This group of seniors was responsible for that cute and novel Dream- land Prom, where Helen Oakley and Bob McAllister were chosen Cin- derella and Prince Charming respectively. Certainly it was different from any other prom ever held at Arlington. Everyone who attended admits that he had a lot of fun and was sorry when the strains of the last song died away, telling him it was time to go home. It was surely a prom that the seniors and the rest of the school will remember for a long time. Theme song, Humpty Dumpty Heart. Top Row: G. Murad, J. Seguine, D. Perkins, A. Hicks Third Row: M. Plass, B. Cooke, J. Rose, B. Ross, D Spoor, J. Finkbeiner, F. Miller Second Row: C. Schomer, G. Skelly, M. Knapp, L. Glock, D. Spencer, C. Meddaugh, D. Cady, B. J. Bennett Bottom Row: B. Bennett, B. M. Babcock, V. Campbell, S. Haight, M, Donnelly, A. Morreale, M. Brown, S. Alpers, H. Oakley , .v. We V M Q.'Jrw.4.W,e Q l-up 1 -m. ngm 1 f-wWNi.mw.,fmr -11-up-11