Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Faces Unfamiliar faces, crowded halls filled with laughter, and of lockers containing books that soon will be put to use tap on the shoulder and a warm smile saying friendship the ball rolling. It takes off bumping into many obstacle causing a chain reaction. Suddenly, what was once a roc full of strangers transforms itself into a room full of frie As time passes, friendship extends itself outside the clas: room. Meeting in the lunch line or at football games, pei get used to people. Relations grow and get strong. Some close and others are just a friendly hello at a quick glanc Suddenly the end is near. Graduation claims the seniors. years have quickly passed leaving good memories and sh ded tears for their ending. Some friends will endure and in touch for many years to come, although new acquain ances will cross future paths. n

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Track Teom Proves Worthy The 1972 Arapahoe Track Team proved once again to be top quality among the Arapahoe competitors. Through hours of repetitious training the Tracksters gain the endurance and skill needed for competition, During the 1972 spring season, the Arapahoe Track Team experienced 11 eventful weeks of success and frustra- tion. The warriors finished first in the Centennial league meet with 40M points. The sophomores went on to sweep the league sophomore champi- onship meet. During the season, three state records were set: Art Burns in the Discus with a throw of a 183 feet 8M inchesp Bob Simpson with a throw 59 feet 12 inches in the Shot Put: and Eric Thomas with a jump of 6 feet 11 inches in the High Jump.

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