Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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As our airplane wings its way swiftly through space, so speed our school days into the fu- ture. Each of us knows that much of the suc- cess of our progress depends upon concentra- tion, cooperation, consideration for others, and a mutual pleasure and understanding in an undertaking carried through to a satisfac- tory ending. Then when the journey is completed, and one muses in retrospect, may each and every one have the feeling that he sees clearly that for which he was striving. May your goal be worthwhile and may you never lose sight of it is the sincere wish of the faculty. % i i i 9re i v 8be T W° ? A V Ao - . e i fro 0' „ Re» ' oV u . Y »ft'% etre 4

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dedication To Mr. Henning, who gave his help and time so gener- ously and unselfishly to make this annual possible, we the students of Arlington High School, gratefully and sin- cerely dedicate this annual. 3

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[Personalities EVERETT TILAND—Everett has proved himself to be a very capable and popular leader as Student Body President. He also was chosen Honorary Captain of the football team and was chosen All-Northwest Center. MARGARET McFARLAND—Margaret has been an outstanding Girls' League Pres- ident and much credit is due her. COLLEEN CRUVER, MERILYN PEPERSON. and PHYLLIS BACKSTROM—To our peppy yell squad who led us in many a lusty cheer this year go praises for their good leadership. PEP CLUB DRILL TEAM—Many thanks go to you and your leaders, Bonnie Thomsen, June Fingarson, and Lillian Olson, for the fine work you have done this year. BOB SMITH—This year Bob was again chosen the most inspirational player on the football team. DENNIS ALSKOG—Dennis received the Blocking Trophy and also placed first in All- CAPTAIN OF THE BASKETBALL TEAM RECEIVER OF BASKETBALL CUP VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARD WINNER BOYER PLAQUE WINNER COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 5