Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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- squad feels Hornet sting, I ng X grads 're-enter' for night R s t Yu was Y X. Aiding a fellow player, two Knights take time out from a rough game. Although Knights lost the game, fans and players retained a winning spirit. A Old friends, former teachers, and fans, warmed by coats, smiles, and a 5-O record, greeted alumni returning for homecoming. A swarming crowd circled the field as fans, awaiting the battle of the un beaten with Howe, squeezed into packed stands. During halftime, a parade of ten winning floats preceded Nancy Meek, homecoming queen around the field. A sock hop con cluded festivities. Although the Knights lost, 34-14 chants of We're proud of our team echoed in the stadium ssl-gf.-ad-wi Y Y YY A ,ff ' fddarmm z W of fi' , is s 'A I , Teachers Ferne Gurvitz and Margaret Blessing grade a float in pre-game judging. Former student council president Marc Boucher greets his successor at the sock hop.

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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

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,fu T' Halftime celebration activities reach a climax with the crowning of the 1969 homecoming queen, senior Nancy Meek. Nancy receives roses and congratulations from Mr. Clevenger. J V'-V 7' i 13551595 i n ',,q:f, 5, .. ' I KIHGHTS DEN Q - . 1' V ,N Jian. 5 ,,,,,,..i,,.,fbt1f 2' 'mf' ' 'I s. i 3 1 A X. g wx i ' N N Sophomore homeroom 340 receives rewards for weeks of painting, cutting, and constructing, as it captures first place honors in the parade of winners for the second straight year. 21 I Tl? 4 , ,fig ki sf'f2f'4W iZ W, 5 W Members of the marching band raise their col- ors proudIy in halftime activities. i v.