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Busy Knights with a job to do add variety to the rapidly The Knight-scene is a continuous circle of activities, an endless picture of stu moving, constantly changing Knight-scene '68, dents and events bursting with the spirit of Y68. if ...J Working to make the grade sophomore Karen Montgomery is one of many students adding biology studies to the Knight-scene, 7
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Working scholars join socializing teens, The Knight-scene is a study scene for jim Wheeler and Sue Bruton as the seniors join in the work mood of '68, The Knight-scene reflected King Arthurls Camelot with an added touch-the spirit of ,68. The addition of the new john Marshall High School made the round table of Knights a smaller, more unified team. By june of Knight-teen ,68, Arlington had gained a friendly rival in Marshall and was joining with them in a spirit of competition. Colden Knights and Patriots welcomed this addition to the city. Electrified with the excitement of athletics and subdued in quiet study moods, the Knight-scene be- came a picture of contrast. In the library and at home, it was a thoughtful scene of homework, research, and study. In a crowded auditorium and an overflowing corridor, it bustled with student activity and sparkled with the spirit of enthusiasm. The lunchroom and the senior cafeteria reflected different moods as the day-long study scene became a forty-minute social scene for chattering Knights. A quiet auditorium, a spirited cheerblock, a worried sophomore, and an active classroom added to the Knight-scene, coloring it as a continuous picture of events. Senior class elections, the Christmas concert, and the junior Prom completed the scene. A smaller round table, a unified team became the spirit and the theme of the Knight-scene '68. Senior Diana Adams finds that well-timed cafeteria humor adds to the Knight-scene '68 and a fortyeminute lunch break. awww,
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Sophomore cadet Robert Phelps has an eye forthe future in the new uniform of the Caught by the spirit of an exciting game, cheerleader Candy Belden anticipates a touchdown play. Goggles and a fire-resistant smock shield senior Glenn Bengert in the chemistry lab as the student prepares a class experiment. 8 Reserve Officers Training Corps, an innovation in the curriculum. Armed with campaign badges, senior Linda Friend adds dis- tinction tothe Knight political uniform.
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