Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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' gf, A' 43 A Q Lobbyir-.Is . , . Slualcnls slmly in thc balcony lobby. Finishing Touchcs , . . 'lwhu new zuldition, l1l1finishn'ml, is usul bx thc sluclvnl bmly Knights cram School Goes On . . . In spite of Construction C0llfllSiUll. Slum- Dickhuus and Lincla Sparks go on through to class assignmcnts.

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'N ll lllllfllli dxf 23'2 Q71 ll Q fl at l El f Mgdm.. 1 . it Q 1 1 uw - iw' Locked up Tight . . . Toni Taylor fantl companyj fastens his bicycle lock securely upon arrival. Like many other Arlingtonites he prefers pedals to shoes. Neither rain, nor snow, nor gloom ol test day shall keep Arlington High School's 2,800 Golden Knights from attending their daily class schedules. Hfhether they come in cars as privileged seniors, or ride the buses as harried under- classmen, walk to practice physical fitness. ambitiously ride bicycles or motor scoot- ers, or find it easier to get Mom or Dad to bring them, Golden Knights find that all roads lead to Arlington. From north, south. east, or west, Knights travel the road to Ar- lington to learn both mental and physical skills preparing for the future. Knee-deep in Mud .... Xpril slmwers holtl no joys for Biatl Blankenship and jane Sissoin who haue to lute the tonsequences, . vigil W2 IJ, WW I

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to meet needs o an increasing enrollment 1 fs s fi ,. GV A k ,,, X ii., . se W d f I I ' , i s s .. f , Q-'- ,i s ,i t ZDPA ft ,:,. , 4 ' 1 - ',, 4- n-.-...W . ls s f .Xrlingtunites study lu the whit nl :hills :ind pound ul' hznnniers :is they wzttth their stlinul expzind. lht . . . . . . IIICIKCQISC in ,Xrliiigtuiis enmllnient, lllillilllg it tht seemid largest high stlitml in Nlzninii Cluunty, his l'u1'c'etl the ztdditiun ul' zi new wing. ttllllllllllllg nifnt t'lztssi'umns :ind lailmmtmies. lhe tunsti'ut tion tztus the closing nl smne exits and tm'riclui's, niziltnig it net'esszn'v lui' the entne student lmrly tn use ceitznn 1 hztlls :ts thev pass Irwin cluss to elztss. This iiiuniveiii 1 enee, linwever, is ztefepted hy students luis they ieztlift that it will result in ll larger und hettei' equippu Arlingtmi. Knight's pztths cross niziny tinies dztily is they hustle :around the tioiistt't1t'timi ztnd tlntiugli tht t'iiuwded halls to their aiezideniic' eticleziwns :ind au tivities olleretl within out stlmnl. Hold That Pose , . . Ruger Pxtintei finds the tonsttiu- tion useful :is it nmdel for Qin ant Class pmjeft. Main Street . . . The stairs leading up from the main lolmhy hear the steps of thousands of students with din. i 1 ,Mi i.- Walls Come Tumbling Down . . . Bnllclozcrs as well as students labor. Q Q' K s 'V' 7 ,1 . -U: - xx s s-.4- fe-, iift L e -ggi it