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

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SPIRIT Iacket Spirit: A Tradition of the Hill Rallying the spirit to a greater momentum than in any plrevious gear, the decorations of the auditori- um, alls, an fieldhouse, expressed the enthusi- asm of the Heights' campus throughout the football season. The imaginative signs and banners were created by the decorations committee and the sen- ior girls. Cheerleaders and the newly formed Spirit of the Hill club amplified the spontaneous reaction of the student body durin the pep rallies and at the games. After each game, acket supporters came to congratulate or console t e team at the fieldhouse. Parents, faculty, and most important, the student body, exemplified the traditional spirit for which Heights is known. . Tarzan Tommy Roberts jives to a new soul chan! during the Waco pep rally. 20 t 1 I Cheerleaders look out at the many decorations which blanketed the walls for the Homecoming game. it :lil - Co-captain Pete Geren presents Football Queen Sidney Cozby with a charm, oops! , ,

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xi? Tommy Roberts and Bill Fuller pass time during lunvh at the THSPA Convvnti br' N, 'K :ei. s is a holduplv warns senior Doug Griffey to Kay Pmdllslomme, sophomore-. .L S Q9 Sidney Cozby adds finishing touches to Dub Stocker before the AY. Beauty Competition CLUB ACTIVITIES 4 School Functions Highlight Season Basketball games, beauty contests, and conven- tions were he d throughout the year, providing a change of pace for the student ody. In ecember, Allied Youth formed a basketball team challenging the KFIZ Courtjesters and KXOL Bumbling Basketeers. Led by seniors Bob Cauthen, Bill Lane, and lay Dee Iones, the A.Y. team never trailed, roaring to a 60-47 victory over the Iesters and a 56-48 win over the Basketeers. A.Y. beauties competed in a beauty contest with boys vying for the crown. Greg Fer uson emer ed victorious with class winners inclucing senior Igub Stocker, junior Pat O'Malley, sophomore Tom Mercer, and fresh- man Buddy Sample. NASA astronaut, Dr. Philli Chapman s oke to a special school assembly in Oliztober. Dr. Clhapman expressed his views on such subjects as having women astronauts, as well as answering questions from the floor. On December 6, three bus loads of journalism students attended the Texas Hi h School Press As- sociation Convention held at TXi1U in Denton. Pub- lications workers assembled for various sessions concerning yearbook, school newspaper, literary magazine, and photography. Bad weather hin- dered the annual picnic, but after eating in the buses, the staffers braved the drizzle for a game of touch football.

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