Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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W LLKUMMEN Returning from Germany with a summer full of news, senior Steve Apple is greeted by his mother and a giant welcome home sign, Felix Compadre has found two helping hands in AFS sponsor Audra Bailey and his American 'imotherf' Mrs. George Wilson. Although Spanish architectures is centuries old, exchange student Felix D, Compadre enjoys modern engineering. Working on a dream house. Felix ponders the drawing and then displays the plan for approval from adviser Dewaine Metcalf and senior Mark Conreaux.

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AFS participants add customs, culture, In the spirit of competition, Steve Apple joined the American Field Service program for students abroad and emerged as one of the finalists destined for Ger- many. Spending the summer with three families, he returned to share with Knights the adventures of his eight-week European travels. Exchange students Britt Johansson and Felix D. Com- padre also brought to the Knight social and academic scene the customs of Sweden and Spain, an interna- tional addition to an expanding Arlington. Britt, with a Swedish accent and All-American en- thusiasm, found a spot on the journalism staff, inform- ing Knights about her country in a weekly newspaper column, i'Continental Dividef, Felix, a future architect, became interested and active in Arlington's architec- tural drawing program. Both students added momentum to the AFS program, and with sponsor Audra Bailey, enjoyed an active year in the United States. As a cadet teacher, Britt Johansson adds an international touch to a School 3106 classroom with her contrast of Swedish and American schools, customs, and cultures. 6-. 1'

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Enjoying game festivities. senior Lynn Tatum reigns as queen of the 196741968 Knight homecoming activities. up-gk The man on top, assistant coach Steve Tegarden, spots weaknesses in VVarren's defense from the pressbox and alerts coach Al Nowak. Senior Frank Brown reaches tor the skyu to catch a long pass during the football contest with Warren Pepsters unite, join with returning grads OI' Homecoming '67 sparkled with a panorama of Knight-teens welcoming grads, decorating cars, and joining in the spirit of competition. lt glittered with an overflow crowd of watching fans and glowed with the Knight gleam in the crowning of a 1967,homecoming queen, Lynn Tatum. Although the Knights lost the match, 21-9 to the XVarren warriors, the spirit of good sportsmanship was there, lighting the game, It glowed in the face of an excited cheerleader, the screaming crowd, and a struggling team. It was the spirit of '67, the growing Unowi' spirit of Colden Knights. A determined team donned its armor on the football field, and an eager crowd cheered the efforts of the hard-working griddcrs. Grads compared the upcoming teens with the heroes of their high school days, and Knights celebrated the achievements of their enthu- siastic sportsrnen fighting for a victory. Colorful cars sported the Arlington label in flowered designs as the homeroom posters and Knight signs were paraded before a cheering crowd. All the ele- ments for an unforgettable game were there, the team, the crowd, the formidable foe, in the spirit of a Golden Knight homecoming '67, 5,-ya, Mm .3-,K '-V I ia--we .,Z,fQ qrff K f. , -