Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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yearbook sales campaign ends X on stage with double feature A Despite the tensions of opening night cast members find the time for backstage clowning. bw With an emphasis on brotherhood and bridging the generation gap, Knights worked together to transform an ordinary program into a meaning- ful production in the 1969 Accolade talent show, lN ter the Young. A narration with color slides opened the show while fast paced music and iridescent lighting lent the atmos- phere for the performance that fol- Iowed. Representing all phases of enter- tainment, the 21 acts blended their talents to create chorus line spoofs and the sound of Star-lighter soul and religious folk. The Arlingtones highlighted the eve- ning with a musical salute to Knight and Gale, Jim Seamon and Barbara Saillant. Ending the production on a thought- ful note, the Campus Life Group echoed the thoughts of many with the message, Get with lt.

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Um between two decades A year of reforms . . . A draft code revision, A man on the moon, And a de-escalation Of the war in Viet Nam. Good-bye. . . . . . to the sixties When youth became active In national electionsg Unrest on campus grewg and a nation mourned the Deaths of famed leaders. Hello. . . . . . to the seventies With more moon walks And maybe more walkoutsp A step closer to unity And improving educationg A new chance for peace.

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l i l l l l i li il l 1 qi ll l l 1 Karen Ryza, sophomore, executes a perfect walkover during her tap dance routine, Bugle ll Call Rag. l r l I l l , l Q l on, 'QE Adding a spark to the talent show, 'IN'ter the Young, members of the barbershop quartet Lloyd White, Dave Edmonds, Steve Kehrer, and Dan Lane recall sentimental memories. ABQ i s at , us 1 Seniors Barbara Saillant and Jim Seamon reign as Knight and Gale , Arlington's ideal teens. ACCOLADE staff member Willie Portilla helps freshman Joe Wickers choose a day for his audition. 19