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LION ' S TALE 11 ' The Mane Thing covered letters to the editor, sports, achievements, close- ups on individuals, and other timely cov- erage that told no lion ' s tale. Students had a regular look at campus through our news magazine each month. Every fifth period the Mane Thing staff with Jeano Cales, advisor, by their side, set out to prepare themselves to Ease On Down the Road of campus life. They were train- ing as journalists as they worked on lay-outs, interviews, copy, art, graph- ics, and photography. Mane Thing Top row: Robert Schmidt, Jeano Cales, advisor, and Victor Castro. Row 2: Dana Ciota, Cliff Woolls, and Laurie Dietrich. Row 3: Eddie Peace, Donna Harty, and Tina Oliver. Bottom row: Sean Hathwell, Nate Rauba, Gail Rogers, and Janette Oleary. 193
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MAKING THE ] The Year of The Roar was the 1979-80 theme; it gave the year a spirit boost. Meetings were held twice a week during the summer to get all the events planned and on their way to make the YEAR ROAR! ASB came up with this theme to help start the year on the right foot. It was to become the year-long theme for every- thing and everyone at Arlington, for home- coming, pep rallies, dances, and other act- ivities. This assisted in bringing every- one together for spirit and support. The News to You bulletin was another tool used to communicate with students by informing them of sports, meetings, news on campus, awards, and achievements. The Year of The Roar enhanced the spirit of the activities and gave the school its first nickname Spirit Capitol. A trash campaign was initiated to get rid of the trash on campus. Announcements were made and stickers were made to be put by every trash can and trash area. Top: Ms. Weingart, Julie Clark, Bob Minning, Tina Biste r, Cynthia Byrd, Cynthia Perris, Maria Garcia, Carol Herkelrath, and Mark Rodriguez . Row 2: Shelly Joslen, Chris Soholt, Jane Warkentien, and Danny Oplinger. Bottom: Katy Philpot, Sheila Dominguez, Ron Main, and Lisa Moray. Executive Council Top: Bob Minning, Julie Clark, Carol Herkelrath, Tina Bister, Cynthia Perris, and Ms. Weingart, advisor. 194
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