Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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saddens Knights The President's Order of Business . . . President Kennedy smiles at a small caller, five-year-old Debbie Sue Brown, as the 1962 March of Dimes Poster Girl visits with him. A shadow crossed the path of every Arlingtonite on November 22, 1963. An assassin's bullet took the life of President john Fitzgerald Kennedy as he rode in the streets of Dallas amidst the cheer of thou- sands. The trails of his life led him to the Presi- dency, where he sought peace, not only for Ameri- cans, but also for all mankind regardless of race or creed. Serving his country as the Chief Executive to the utmost of his ability, President Kennedy set his goals highg and he achieved them through his hard work and dedication. Though many people often opposed him, President Kennedy never wavered his ideals and never sacrificed his beliefs. May his courage and devotion to duty guide us all from the paths of sorrow and darkness into the light of to- morrow, each enriched and strengthened by the gift he gave the United States and the world-his life.

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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.

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XVQ A A 'World of Knowledge' . . . Ralph Bziilcy lrziccs civililaition for pupils l.gn'y Brown :incl Suc Eisciilimvcr. Scholastic Rccognition . . . Pupils V who niukc outstanding contributions lo lln- school arc llonorcd czich ycar.