Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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'Winn'ing teens back campaign favorites ultiigg .sd 3 tt igf'TQi? xiii' .R The Winn ing team, seniors Becky Pearce, Emil Molin, Dave Schwantes, Ed Harlan and friend prepare posters forthe campaign of senior Craig Winn. V .V Cheering politicians gain first hand knowledge of the election process in the state of Indiana, as they participate in the mock nominating convention. The fluctuating rhythm Ofan election year lnvaded AHS. Campaign slogans Echoed through the halls As teens became Actively involved In the mock election. Political headquarters Became Homes-away-from-home To teen supporters, As the swish of envelopes Being stuffed Sounded in headquarters. Senior elections Opened new channels Into active campaigning, As the steady tempo Ofa campaign band Exploded in the halls. Election year '68- A vital part Ofthe KNIGHT BEAT. 452'-'G fi?-N in Posters provide part of a successful cam- paign for senior Craig Winn. 7

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I A party slate enables senior Charles Lowery to preview the nominees before a roll call vote is taken. Ui V -vw -uv-Uni? H363 hunt as ,ef ,Sify I , M fig, My I . : . I -- ,- Q I i Knights exercise patriotic responsibilities in the facets of virgorous campaigning as they jump on the bandwagon for president-elect Richard Nixon. 6 The flag, a symbol of democracy, reminds students of our free election system. gf 'L 'Z' in Appealing to teen ideals, Senator Birch Bayh gains the support of AHS students.

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RJ Summer AFS student Karen Wilkes pre- sents a letter from Brazil to Mayor Lugar. A LANCER beat is a part of the curriculum for reporter Wiff Griekspoor. 8 Foreign pupils build world The school flag becomes an addition to life in the United States for seniors Esther Pomerada of Peru and Wilfred Griekspoor of the Netherlands. K SMS During intermission ceremonies at the American Field Service dance, Kaleidoscope of Nations, foreign students Esther Pomerada and Knut Grazei receive gifts from AFS.