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

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tw, w NT 'f7.'?'?.,-A - - -- CLUB ACTIVITIES Involvement - Allied Youth in Action Allied Youth kicked off the begin- ning of many activities with a dance during Howdy Week in September. Special assemblies in the auditorium and AY contests earned student support. In October, a bike race was held. Mike Reed having the best time for the once-around-the-school course. , A ' . .fe 1- I ii K 'S A 'Aa- 1. Q r ,rf . - T . . V -., , RJ ' , ...-- f , , tw. 141' f 1 A ,sail 1 5 - Q .gQj1 If e A , 44 Nr . ..1. E K i xl November was a busy month for AYers, as the first Ping-Pong Tour- nament was staged at Arlington Heights Methodist Church. The ln- ternational Allied Youth Conference was held in Buckhill Falls, Pennsylva- nia. Those attending from AHHS were Mrs. Martha Austin, sponsor, josh Baker, and Shannon Cox, jun- iorsg Charles Holley, sophomoreg and jane Smith, senior. AY sponsored the annual Mostest Contest on February 17. Taking top honors were jan Birdwell, judged Most Beautiful, Teddy Gardeline, Most Handsome, Pat Copenhaver, Most Talented Girlg and Rusty Cutchin, Most Talented Boy. Arch Van Meter joins in by taking bike race registrati . Cyclist Britton Cox whizzes past starting point during the AY bike race. Hcightsters gather to chat on the school patio during one of the several dances sponsored by Allied Youth throughout the year. i l

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HoWDY WEEK All Classes Included in Royalty Election To familiarize first year students with Heights' clubs and organiza- tions, Howdy Week included activi- ties for everyone. A special Howdy Week program, The Ding-a-Ling Brothers Barnum and Bacon Circus, boasted a gorilla, elephants, ballerinas, and acrobats, with Elbert Kennedy as ringmaster. Clubs made up skits to acquaint new students with their functions. Elected by students of 'each class, the 1971 Howdy Kings and Queens were presented at a pep rally which climaxed the week. The royalty in- cluded Debby Morris and Carlos Bethencourt, seniors, Patty Furey and Bronson Stocker, juniors, Donise Wilson and juan Becera, sopho- mores, and Kaydee Brown and Stuart Montague, freshmen. . i l i 1 I 5 Kings and Queens Kaydee Brown, Stuart Montague, juan Becera, Donise Wilson, Bronson Stocker, and Patty Furey ap- plaud senior King and Queen Carlos Bethencourt and Debby Morris. The unforgettable Annual staff performs their Howdy Day skit. Wincie Nuesse and Jimbo Calhoun take part in the AY Howdy Week dance.