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

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1' -w, Dedication I'. ilton Bransford He lmtb fl daily beauty in lair life. Shakespeare The desire to possess beauty is in everyoneg the will to find it appears in only a few. Mr. Milton Bransford is one of these few. While others have sat and waited for beauty to come into their lives, Mr. Bransford has sought to find the key to the little-known world of the beauti- ful. He has not limited his search to the walls of Arlington Heights, nor to the boundaries of Texas. Instead, he has traveled widely, including in his itinerary trips to Hawaii, Europe, and the Caribbean. Christmas finds the English teacher in New York City, further enriching his awareness and under- standing of beauty by attending on-and off- Broadway plays. Not one to be content 'with mediocrity, Mr. Brans- ford strives for perfection. After graduating from North Texas State University with a B.A. in English, he continued his studies at Texas Christian University, where he was awarded his Master's degree in edu- cation. As head of the English department and co-sponsor of the literary magazine, Mr. Bransford has attempted to better the students' understanding of the aesthetics of literature. It is this will to seek out the hidden beauty that makes Mr. Bransford a rare person indeed. In appreciation from the staff to one of the few, we dedicate the 1967 Yellow farkel. ff? V!- I ., KAY u 5,- ,..t,,

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