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

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CHRISTMAS Yuletide Messa e Voiced by an Christmas week at Heights was celebrated by a Christ- mas gathering on Thursday evening, December 16. A skit was performed by Alan Friedman, Tav Holmes, Tera Man- sker, Billy McKenzie, George Montague, and Beckie Ray, seniors, and Brenna Barber and Rita Green, juniors. Music was supplied by the group 'Status Back Babyf, Bob Heaberg, and Randy Stegall. Free hot chocolate was served afterward. At the end of the week, the Student Council held its usual festive activities, with Santa Claus and his elves deliv- ering surprise Christmas cards and toys to many students and teachers. Candy canes, fudge, and brownies were sold at tables set up on the first and second floors and on the patio, and the traditional tree was placed in the main hall. Th-Th-Th-That's all folks! sputters George Montague. Elves, David jones, john Berry, and Alan Friedman sing Christmas greeting True Christmas spirit is shown through fellowship by Heightsters.

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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.

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RANCH DAY Traditional Ranch Heights' first beard-growing contest climaxed on janu- ary 28, Ranch Day 1972. Karl Leche won the Competition for the longest beard, and Lee Pendleton was given the award for the fullest. Both winners received Old Spice shaving mugs as prizes, Contestants were allowed two weeks to grow their beards and were required to have them shaved off by the school day following the contest, Old-fashioned and modern clothing was worn on Ranch Day in accordance with the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. After an election by the student body, Kathy Cash and Ronnie Ehrle, seniors, were chosen Ranch Queen and Foreman. wif. f7,'Vf' .- ,f i ' ftiilf A lone figure stands silhouetted against the horizon as Ranch Day ends. CN if gtg J . Q Z, Q x I lt l Q, l 1 fi 1 il ij , xx f' A n i . - ix HX I 5' t,'x,tx 9 ay Rides Again RANCH QUEEN AND FOREMAN: Kathy Cash and Ronnie Ehrle. I. .yi D4 ' fi! P'-,-I 'ai J.,g'q l',.4 f It im, A, 'YQ c if-9 fps . gf '-,Jo ' .f a 4 A+- 'Y .w . Clarence Mosier, Ronald Lusk, Huffy Scott, and Bill Stevens model the latest in Western wear during Ranch Day. 0