Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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I Z: xvilifh KVM' lo WVnrren? . . . Cars line ur lu befin the lltlllH'UHlllIll' noression Io ll.Ill4ll. , . 5 I with student body at first Homecoming Homecoming . . . 1963! It was a night of flurry and excitement as l9ti2 Football Queen Susie Spiegel crowned senior qlenni Pyle Arlington High Sc'hool's first Homecoming Queen. It, too, was a night ol' victory as the Knights defeated the NVarren Central YVarriors for the second consecutive year. The Homecoming caravan was a eavaleade ol colorful ears. Hundreds of Arlington patrons en- joyed an evening to be remembered lor years In tome. As the hand played the Hymn to .fXrlington. tears filled the eyes ol' loyal Knights. Presently laces were smiling as Homecoming . . 1963 unfolded. lx ' Hopefuls . . . Queen Candidates and team members await the big night each with his own wish and all with the same one-success. Left to right are Penny johnson, Stex ie Reitler, lenni Pyle, Det-na Ruth-1, Kathy Lorton and kneeling are Steve Horvat. captain, and Matty Rohrman, XVe XVin! , . . .X uinnino store inalst-s the night it success. Pi P1 v I l . . 'fir ' . ., -, ., 4 3 - .ACF .F -f,..4- ,--

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Hmnccmning Hall'-time . . . The Marching Bz1mi's show highlights .Xi'lingmn's first home- ithllllllg. lhv pu-usinii :mil snuml mlulighls alll f2lIlS. Alumni celebrate The Quccn Reigns . . . Alumni quccn, Susie Spiegel, in-w qua-on klcnni Pyle. amd Mr. Clcvcngcr, with Penny lnhiirmi, Hginn Xiillizums :mal Bill Iiirllm' in tha- lmzifkgimlml, smile :is Kmlfla-ii knights proclaim thc wimic-11 XV1' WVunt an Touchdown! . . . Tha- cimvmls fill Ovmy nook and W' 'f iiznim ul lhm- hlmulu-is :is lhvx' lmusl mn' twain on In victory. All thc Nfny! , . . The fans l'01lI' :iS Rohrman stores.

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Death of President Kennedy bewilders, Ilxperienu- . , . Kfatlt-t lam- Dunn tt-aeln-s her first grade X A .f .1 . C, 'Hb Q. -1' .,.. -'sf -4 'W 1 6 ,. 5 WV-' .' - '45, J img 3-2 ,, ' is -fs 'l 'L: .' : , 4 if U - ll-In-uun..,,,,, St-rvirr , , , Seniors participate on the lunioi llvarl Board. . 5 . t Q 5.1 asv sth K: it 'J K ,if ,Q N . ,fn 1 9, ,we , LV, 'Q N, .yur :nr . N5 l bAx g f Diff' - t. ,.- -Lx if ju 4 I . .sf pf gg ' mf Q, , Q .3 Possibly the highest tribute one can offer to his country is the unsellish giving of himself in serv- ice to others. A-Xrlingtonites working as Candy Stripers know the joys that come from such service. Helping around our town, many Knights are becoming more acquainted with the outside world, the world which they will hare .o lace in a few years. lly assisting others, whether it he in edueation. health, or any lielcl, these teenagers are preparing' tlienxstlxes lor the prohlems, responsibilities, and h ippiness ,thai will he hgstowecl on them upon leav- ing their classrnates and teaeliers in the near future. K ' -. S ' M XS Q '.'.,5f.ft!i' t i s 7 sei . - 5 .. Pl ' F ' in A ' I I Preparing Now For Tomorrow . . . Barbara Smith. working as a eantlx' striper, series her community well.