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

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yr | » eG Spirit Boosts Gridders to State Playoffs « Towering spirit and ——— enthusiasm bolstered the Mighty Jacket football team to a perfect 10-0 record in district play. Spirit groups, energetic class members and faculty, and overall school pride also helped to support the team to a victory in bi-district. Again the SOH Spirit Cup was awarded at the pep rally each week to the class with the most spirit. Pe Summing it all up, Gary Williams’ jersey exemplifies, ''We're number one! Some sophomore girls cheer on the Jackets at a J.V. football game. The Varsity Cheerleaders sing the Alma Mater after another Heights victory. 20 Football Spirit

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AHHS Gains Faculty in Variety ot Areas Many new. faces appeared on campus this year as eighteen new teachers started their first year on the Hill. One of the newcomers was Mr. Leon Ray filling the job of vice-principal. Other new teachers were wel- comed to R.O.T.C., homemaking, science, English, and transitional ee , ook eee : = departments. Heights also gained | New Transitional Instructors: L to R: Miss Julie Stokes, Mrs. Rowena Eldridge, Mrs. a new librarian and two new coun- Karen Picket, Miss Denise Rowbotham, Mrs. Darlie Kent, Mrs. Paula Alvarez, and Mr. selors Ben Hutson. : Mr. Joe Paul Taylor advises students on their chosen vocation. Librarian Mrs. Kaye Hickox sorts some newly arriving magazines. Mrs. Nancy Blackwelder tells her home- making student how to cut a pattern. Sgt. Richard Morris, ROTC instructor, displays the rifles in the armory. New Teachers 19

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The Jacket Band marches off the field after their halftime performance. Up, up, and away with my beautiful bal- loon'’, dreams Billy Mitchell. Fy ‘ .|KNOCK, BLOCK °EM KICK, SOCK EM ene y f : 3 ; ; 6) A ; ’ H f : 4 ; i i i i Kelly Key assists Mr. Bill Cranz in the Booster Club drawing. The field house signs exemplify the Heights spirit. Football Spirit 21