Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Mrs. Margaret Schroedle points out items of interest in the library to eager visitors who admire the excellent woodwork and structure of the athenaeum which furnishes students with a ready supply of reference materials. Eager Envoys Escort Guests on Tours Through Building I . i ff Q fa X-X -V gfvfg rf- With pride as their guide, Student Council members and other students showed guests through the entire building. Visitors of both nights shared the eagerness and enthusiasm of the teenage set that daily travel the halls and sit in the classrooms admired by the visitors. Although most open houses are only to introduce teachers and parents, the majority of this open house guest list was viewing the school for the first time. The one thing that most impressed guests was the size of everything. The auditorium is bigger than many of the movie theaters of today, and the science lecture room enables several classes to attend a lecture or see a film at the same time. The library will ultimately house 16,000 books, and the gymnasium is one of the largest in the area. This certainly surpasses the little red school house. As many of the visitors left, they commented, What I would give to go to a school like this. Arlingtonites know they are very lucky to be in it, and all respond with loyalty and respect. IBM computer? Hardly! However, visitors are just as awed by the stage control center located at stage left.

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K e..e,....Q- ' Seven hetiutilul brains, Susie Lee, Karen Dittmer, Janice Brown, Sue Stoner. Susie Smith, Cheryl Thomas, and Niuicy Lox cruise the fieltl in ii trio of convertibles while awaitinlu the final decision tluring half time ceremonies. Proutl papa watches as his exuberant Ll1lLlgl1fCI' is croxxnetl the first queen by Principiil H. ll. XX'i.llIL'!'. I tlon't helieve ill excluims Queen Susie Lee, sophomore, as futher escorts her from her royal court.