Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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FTHT --.4 lv 1 l L1 'll I 11. el S,'xN't'x's ljuwvruvvx . . . Besides niarcliingr in parades. lvutldsiileil ruiiketl tirst dixisiun in wilt:-st. Explore New reas Mkt ft VS.. HUMECUXVIING . . . After u nine week stuy in St. llrieue. Fratice. LU. Hunurs Prngruin student. senior Man Nlvlhy. returns to Indianapolis. rf ,Q PROOF . . . Climaxing four years of studies and activities, Student Council president, joins the ranks of Arlington graduates.

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flfk ' W 3 it rfffkf 6- fvfkywff R With an Arlington accent Horizons Widen As Active Arlingtonites lilil-LXKIIIRHIIQII . . . Ent-oilrugvd by the unfultt-ring support of fellow letter- mvn Q-nior Illvk frflllllllllll is the x'arsity's 'scrappiest' player. Arlingtonites are the stalwarts of a new generation, 3200 active people provoked to accept challenges and to challenge others. Knights are the mainstream of a community as living, breathing individuals who reached out to grasp and understand the pleasures and the perils of our world. The Arlington story is a never ending one. Hardly stopping to catch their breath, students moved from one year, from one activity to another. Arlington High School was a stationary structure, but its pupils had the go-power to stretch its boundaries. Learning was symbolic, a tradition of the Arlington institution. Fulfilling its intricate framework, Knights reached out with a proud spirit. Enthusiasm was the key word, enthusiasm as a freshman attended his first pep session, as a sophomore tackled the dis- section of a fetal pig, as a junior decorated for his prom, as a senior wore his burgundy, navy, and white.

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.Xl.i1i:'l'Ni-:ss IN Acfriow . . . Before thc quiz tcam's match nilh Snutllborl, Channel l3's Exercise In Knowl- cdgch lNlNll'l'LllHl'. Ct-orgc Yville,-lord, talks with three-ycai' quiz kid. senior ,Ion llcard. Seniors Garner Honors for uperior ehievement t l :X freshman worked simple quadratic equa- tionsg a sophomore studied Shakespeare through fulius C'i'l6'SlIl'Q a junior memorized the Preamhle to the Constitution: a senior experi- enced the rigors of political campaigns. Col- lectively, Golden Knights reached out with minds and desires for answers, prohing the depths of the past. exploring the promises ol' the liuture. Stimulated hy educators, parents. and other teens. students learned lessons in connnon sense as welt as in the theories ol loreign pol- icy and nuclear physics. Scholars sought prool' ol their achievements. the honors pre- sented hy academic departments. lliausch and Lomh, and Betty Crocker. 19 e . ,awp- .51 Slanwilas . . . Awardcd for their community and school serxice in tht Hurd Start prograin and on thc IANCEH stall, seniors Fran lfullaglicr and Hclcn Hall rcccncd Optimist Lluh awards.