Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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'pf' Z 'if I .X I think l'll do my algebra in lunch and my English in study hall. That way I won't have any homework unless my his- tory teacher decides to give a test. Maybe I can .. Strategy, whether it be figur- ing when to do one's home- work, how to get to class, or what to do after school, is nec- essary to play the game. Stu- dents sometimes find that ev- ery minute of every day must be planned. One senior girl claims she is disorganized and has to sit down and make a list of every thing I have to do that day. As I complete each item, I check it off, that way I don'tforgetanything. Each semester new sched- ules are issued to the students. They then have to re-organize the entire day, rescheduling locker-stops and talk sessions in the halls and adjusting to NR! A 5 is. gg Q ssssgt. . . -i ts .. X we Q X, 2 sbs , - .t g A Q N' X Q - X, New ti S? A X Q55 1 - Q t es 2 - . Q- Es different eating times and new faces between classes. Teachers, too, are in the student's plans. After a brief get-acquainted period, new classes settle down into rou- tine schedules, with the stu- dent playing the age-old game of trying to fool the faculty. One senior boy claimed, lt's easy to psych out a teacher. All Ido is stay quiet and study him during class. Then I can usual- ly figure out how little I have to do to pass. Just like a game of chess, strategic moves are never con- stant. New approaches are used and the players must keepin practice. According to principal Rob- ert Turner, the team, in this case Arlington, is only as strong as its weakest link. Ev- ery person must do the best he can do and more personal in- volvement is imperertive. We must all work together toward a common goal. But, there is bound to be some discord. Thus the games must have rules. Mr. Turner, added, Nat- urally, the larger the student body, the more rules there will be. However, we shouIdn't let the rules master us: they should work for us. A new pol- icy for the 1971-72 football season has already been announced. This year teachers also have been told to emphasize reading. The movement start- ed on a national basis. People are finally saying something outloud, because they realize that many students are not reading as well as possible, commented Mr. Turner. Teachers, students plan survival tactics Page 17 - Education Strategy

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Knowledge, experience, preparation X W as 113 Mr. William Salzman watches from the sideiines during a concert. C27 The pep band periorms at one of many home basketball games. C33 Arlingtone members, Dave Lancello. Ann Calvert, and Randy Manning chat before a performance.