Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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As we achieve seniority, We Are Motivated To Accept Home bligations. Mike and Wfnde Bourdon Li011,E seem very enthused about sister Da1buey's cooking.

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if fszssis in Q H0wE me Emc Kathy Lorton and Sherry Harry McConnell, Pat Magrath, Paul Hornbeck, .. K . d S B h , King check sportsmanship slogans. an usan ournematc wits against Howe High Schools quiz team on Exercise in Knowledge. Arlingtonites Compete 3 n An Equal Basis . Arlington gains equality participating in the city's quiz show, i'Exercise in Knowledge, and acquires 111 seats in the all city orchestra. Seniors vie for various college scholarships while five students receive art awards from the John Herron Institute. The planetar- ium draws awed spectators from grade schools and adult organizations alike. Activities, both scholastic and extra-curricular, mul- tiply many times, thus allowing students to diversify themselves. The National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, and National Thespians awards outranding students. The newest member in the family of schools has reached seniority by successfully asserting itself into every area of city intra-scholastic competition. Science Seminar delegates Dennis Kersey, Max Vandiver, Karen Miller and Todd Curless work on their project.

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Achieving seniority at home means displaying udult ut- !! titudes, sound family relationships, and mature actions. Wfhile girls cook und clean, boys do much of the heavier work around the house. With this sharing of responsibility comes an equal New iespoiisibiiiiics imcifcic amount of special privileges. Arlingtonites are endeavor- With Susi and Becky Fuuxs homework. ing IO eSt21l3liSl1 21 l12lI'IUOf1l0l.lS balance of responsibilities :ind privileges. Big brother John is 21 much needed assistant in the Curran household, us he directs activities, providing his parents with at night out. .13