Arlington High School - Accolade Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Summer Sights Reflect The Feelings Qt Freedom Summer. Sounds good doesn't it? Going to foirs ond cornivols, ploying tennis, wotching sunsets - oll of these ore o port of enjoying vocotion. After o long, hord yeor of worls ond study, students ond teochets olilse olwoys seem to be in need of o respite. School does ollovv sevetol holidoys ond doys off, still, o few months of lying bocls ore in order. I sleep in lore every chonce l get in the summer, soys senior Cry- stol Brown. Not only do people sleep in bed, but they often cot-nop ot the poolside, smoth- ered in cocoonut oil ond soolsing up the toys. Why do students live for the longeowoired doy when they con leove school for three months? Exploins senior Liso Miller, lt's reolly nice. I hove o chonce to be irresponsible ond lozyf' Adding o comment obout summer, senior Kothy Tip- ton stotes, l hove time to do two of my fovor- ite things - grill steolss ond ride my bike. Sounds lilse summer is fun becouse of oll the things one con do, While some people rest or porticipote in vorious octiyities, others ottend workshops, summer school, honors progroms sponsored by universities, or wotls . . . This is the time when one con get owoy from oll the pressures ond hord worls of school life, lt is o time to relox ond cotch your breoth. Just remember, when school storts to get you down, theres olwoys summer! CAII photos by Photogrophy Editor, Lorri Prottb flu LJ Aboye A lozy doy ot the luke . . . Summer is Right, Fading into the night . . . This beoutiful sunset is certoinly o time for reloxotion ond whot better woy is just o smoll somple of some of the exhileroring scenes there to obtotn this thon fishing This sport ts both given by notute. As seen here, o worm summer sunset soothing ond fun for oll who potttctpote 10 lSummet is o perfect woy to end the doy,

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The Final Excursions: You've Come A Long Way! Excitement, fun and a little bit of fear was present in the hearts of the 1981 senior class as they stood in the Hilton Brown Theotron at Butler University, and waited to be given one of the highest honors a high school student can receive - a diploma. They all lsnew it would be a night to remember, but still, there was an air of sadness as they would soon be former Golden Knights, Family and friends alilse watched as the students proudly stepped on the stage to accept their diplomas that they worlsed for four years to obtain. Yes, June 4, 1981 was a rewarding day for many. Bruce Dasson, who was the senior class valedictorian, tools a place in the spotlight as he made a final speech to his peers. And of course, Pat Gord' ner made a few closing comments to the class she worked for as Senior Class President. For every member of the graduating closs, the highlights of being a senior came to an end through the memorable commencement of 1981. Decorated with streamers and fancy tables, St, Peters Clover Center, proved to be ci memora- ble setting for the 1981 Junior!Senior Prom. The last school sponsored event before gradu- ation, the Prom turned out to be an enchant- ing evening filled with fun, dancing, and social- izing. One of the highlights ofthe Prom was the crowning of the King, Queen, Prince, and Prin- cess. Votes for the Royal Couples were taken as students entered. Farley Pounds turned out to be Prom King, Tracy Kerr was crowned Queen, Junior, Kim Ketchlsa recalls how she felt when crowned Prom Princess, l was really surprised! l though someone else would win. The Prom will always be worth waiting for. After two to three years of being an under- classman, one really has a feeling of esteem. 1Qf6raduation Above, Bringing the ceiling down . . . The Prom provided entertainment as well as dancing. The crowd danced to the beat of the most current hits and listened to the wit and humor of the disc jockey. i 1 I , 1, I r