Arlington Heights High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Miss Kathryn Haden Dean of Girls . wr' f an Faculty Total Mounts lo 74 lo Mrs. Martha Ackert, English Don't be afraid to be yourself. 4 I 5 W at Mr. Flavm J. Arseneau, Biology, Science Club That comes under the heading of Personal. M .M h A - G- I , P E' The farnous personality of Mrs. Norma Wells rs art a ustln, Irs . PU, me down! I said put me down! has enlivened Heights for 31 years. Mrs. Anne Ayala, English, ROTC Sponsor, Chess Club You see the world not as it is-but as you are. Miss Grace Becker, History, AY Even a fish wouldn't get in trouble if he'd keep his mouth shut. Miss Alice Bennett, History Here we sit like birds in the wilderness. Mr. Charles G, Beseda, Speech, Jacket Footlight Players That idea is no good unless I think of it first! Miss Grace Boone, Latin If yo-u think you're tired of this, multiply it by 160 and think of me. Mrs. Janie Lou Brewster, Art You look, but you don't see, and art is a language of vision' Mr. Arch Van Meter cg'-,, to his class, making neg, Mfsgf. R. Brown, ROTC T as you want to be treated. Mr. George H. Carson, Band, Orchestra Go back to circle B as in Beelzebub. Mr. Dayton Carter, Boys' P. E. ' Let's go, boys! Mrs. Frances Caveness, English Don't be facetious. Mr. Ray Dyche, Mechanical Drawing, FTA I believe you have a small inaccuracy of about a yard.

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Meet Demands Ol 1649 Students Mr. John B, Sharp Assistant Principal Mrs. Juanell Earl, Girls P. E. Joy, will you get out of here! Mrs. Glenna Edwards, Biology Tooting his way into the hearts of Heightsters Mr, George H. Carson adds spirit and en couragement through the band and orchestra. Mrs. Belle B. Evans, English Given two ears and one mouth, you should do twice as much listening as talking. I Mrs. Oleta Epps, English l'm ignorant of so many things, therefor' l try my best in what I do know. Gladly would he learn and gladly teach . . . Chaucer we-few Q- sf -I g W .,,W,,,.,4, fwfr' ,v mf' , Mrs. Mary Foust, Typing You're wasting only your own time. Miss Kathryn Garrett, History We are here to learn and grow and stretch our minds. Miss Helen Haddix, Math lf you don't want to learn something new, then there is no point in coming to school. Miss Helen Hale, Spanish, Cheerleaders Me entiende? Mrs. Kathleen Hanley, History And Luther did not hang 95 Protestants on , , the door, effemally explains stems lt? Come alive- Mrs. Fae Harrison, Typing, Shorthand, Counselor That's one ot the tricks of the trade. Mrs. Joyce Howell, Math l don't have time to teach you third grade arithmetic. Mrs, Gladys R. Hunter, English There's just a wealth of material. Mr. Herbert Krauss, Math Remember, you can't add cats and dogs. - Mrs. Junuetta Lay, D. E. lt's not a job-it's a training station. WW ,pw -gy-