Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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THE PEOPLI-2,5 CHUICE . . . Acclaimed as the most active and dynamic senior class president, Ken liush initiutezl the senior standing committee. Knights Afield, in Class Create CArlington9 pirit The Arlington spirit was cheering, campaigning, speaking out, welcoming newcomers, who like native Knights, reached out into activities with spirit. lt began in September as vacationers laughed over the errors of IBM and entered the seemingly incomprehen- sible worlds of modern math and English composition. Settling into a routine, Knights rehearsed for school pro- grams ancl stewed over college exams. Promoting L'Project - Senior on Top, seniors elected vivacious officers while government students pitched into politics with a month-long mocli campaign. A11 the while, the real flavor of a new year, exchange students, Hans Kamps and Margot Orrego, experienced life as friends and neighbors in an interested community. With the new year of 366, optimistic seniors ordered name cards and celebrated usenior days a la lemonade and WIFE while underclassmen struggled to grow up. Jamming in cars en route to the Hinlile Sectional, fans partied through the three-day frolic. Occupied by the Fine Arts Festival, deadlines, and job obligations, Knights reached out in the year's final activities with Hspring fevern and Mgraduationitis. With exuberance, Knights offered tradition a portion of pride clearly associated with 1966. ll.M'l'1Nli5S ls lNn1AxAPoL1s ron ,X YEAR . . . AFS ex- change students. Hans Kamps and Margot OlI'Pgtl. spent their senior year with the Harry L. Atkinson family and the Francis Preston family, respcctixelx.