Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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eager students knowledge By cultivating inquiring minds, Arlington's extensive cur- riculum allows Knights to reap a harvest of education. Whether scanning a slide for a shy ameba, probing the heavens for a glowing star, or analyzing a complex problem. Arlington- ites move closer toward under- standing the changing world about them. Prying into history lets each student glimpse into the future. Backed by such an active pro- gram. Knights steadily progress toward the beckoning luture. WORLD EVENTS I've Cot lt! ,, 7 3 1 34 1 51 l ,n X 2 me ,. Craig Squier successfully maneuxers his calculations in analy . ,Q . ,. X sf Q ig' f t XM' 'hiivatn fa , ,E A 6, , e 'S--'fi' l ' or x t A t . as Y- ,-2 'iszpixgy P, azz... J 5 I ,Q -:Kar ' Q 1 'V l 'YA if? 5 2 . , lv W all gglg lv-v:,V.V , -v , i. l , , f-ij? f' it . 'fi' all FM . itat t t ' 11 tix 1 What's New? . . . llistory teacher Mr. llolmes discusses current exents with Ron Bennett, - X. Sh-h-h! . . . Steve Giddens studies in the library. Makers of Tomorrow . . . Slutlents in clothing and metal shop fintl that xocational training is fun and useful.

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UI ii Motivated by a strong desire to learn, A o converge in classes to acquire t f , A i i M i. I, X Watch Closely . . . Miss Purkex explains the delicate operations of ll titration experiment. Viewing. Bill Cottrell WlilCll1'S each intricate step. CllCllllSll'y students set up this :mtl other experiments llll-UllgllOlll the year.

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Forward March! . . . Full brings many sights and sounds. Jenni Pyle steps in rhythni as the Imnrl practices for half-liine. I Classes over, Knights think of activities Pre-game Practice . . . The Goldenaires await the end of the half as they rehearse a few steps for their performance. Snurdlcy junction . . . Casts for lhc variety show work to prepare routines.