Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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W if Qi gifs WQW A is MQW W in TOWARD A COMMON GOAL A With the Ideas dreams hopes and ambitions characteristic of maturlng youth students enter ,f', , M. ,W N . ' Q ' XC L, -'viz , . 4 Cx V I Q l 9, -til O.. K .I r- ' T. , 'Q-' f- 5. s ,ff FH ff - C9921 'L' K-fi Q 2 .'f ,, ni V X .1 6,5-T,C-. , , f 6, U. TA ,. T5 'l C-S A .1 lr M . . X ,C, I ,f,rff' .f ,. fr tb f 1 1' f! -mf ,, x , C TJ sl .4 Q . uf? Y QL, L ,A,ly 2 H-.. wr 13. Kg'g ' -I- C.-c Y, ' 1 f 1 gf, ' f the equipped and expanding O71 ci fr it Hi ff 4, 4 lg ,g Q l halls and classrooms of ,fy Arlington In these classrooms, - . sb -f WA , 4, tomorrows scientists and V, ,fk .. 41 g 1 'O V , 1,1 'Of C K 171: 4 l ,sf ' A' ' ' ' ' engineers, motivated by ability fi'2Opk ,' X l N and desire, catch a glimpse N x X l of the future. Involving themselves L-ef K T , L 'f 'L O, ,kv Y. in extracurricular activities they strengthen their minds and bodies. With responsibility and diligent work as teachers, students prepare for society. They feel the need for others and they learn to help others in need. Youth tind guidance in the citizens of today as they blaze the pcuth ' toward the citizenship of tomorrow. . page ' Album . . page Advertising . . page 'W v M . L7 Qfii f fl A f 'l 'fnyff'7 L r A ff tm yr 'Q we A ff ,M ri A ' ,WW W 7 ffiffwfs if W f lr , V xl ,, l V u fl V if pf' hi ,mf V4' . Q' ' A f l'llAl0 YAIUFI yin! , LUMM lf ,ls,5f'1 l 4' J iz, wffqg, it Mi ,ws 1 'yg l',, . fmt. -' vm PLN P 2 A ff W -nlwvvzfaffli 'W W 'i'ActliVi'tiie'sl. . page' 40' ' Athletics page 78 ,Z 3

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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