Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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As we achieve seniority, We Take ur Place In the Famil of Schools . .. We achieve seniority in the family of Indianapolis schools and become its fifth largest member. By com- pleting the courtl' Arlington places itself on the same level as older, more established schools. This is ac- ccmplished through physical and mental competition and a genuine desire by all concerned. Wfhether a student represents Arlington on a quiz panel or in the marching band, real achievement is foremost in the minds of the challengers as they represent Arlington. This determination and air of seniority brought the confidence needed by the athletes to compete to the best of their abilities. Tough competition with the whole-hearted support of the student body ignites the needed spark in our athletes. W 4 F is Cioldenaires march at half-time with a glit tering performance typical of Halloween gaiety. Arlington Band members owe part of their musical inspiration to the nearly six thousand dollars worth of new uniforms, Various musical programs, plus the return of the popular Purdue Glee Club, helped their finances. v WZ ff

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Mr. Underhill, Mr. Combs, Mr. Sharpe, and Mr. Richardson serenade seniors Steve Stitle and Susie Pickering, who reigned as Knight 'n Gale over the Knight-Time talent show as the typical teens. Senior Terry Exline displays his artistic talents in a self-sculpture complete to the glasses.

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Half-time excitement at the Carmel game is climaxecl with the crowning of Susie Spiegel as Football Queen. Looking on are the queens escort, Dave Kersey, candidates Susie McCullough and Sally Anderson, and Susies escort, Dick Grana. ,7 Q 3 N ' Q i ., i n 3 fam gm . .. J nfs' ., ti 1 .:,., Hai .,.152f , u gly 1, I Coach jerry Butler yells enthusiastically for his reserve football team. To the apparent disgust of his opponent, Ron Albright goes over for a tally against Wfootl