Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Gymnasium Parking Lot .. . Lest Fe Forget Temporary Buildings Field House 9

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Arlington High School Once again the end of the school year is here. The prospect of summer vacation sends happy echoes through the resounding halls of Arlington High School. Some will walk through these doors for the last time, never to return again. Some will be happy, some will be sad; others will be bewildered by the future ahead, but most will be prepared to face that future squarely and honestly, knowing full well they are ready. If these bricks, concrete blocks, and solid walls could speak, what secret would they reveal? Are they merely masses of rock and mortar, used only for a functional pur- pose? No, these and other buildings like them are living symbols of man's thirst and quest for truth and knowledge. As you go out the doors, down the steps, and on the sidewalks and parking lot, look back and up at the silent majesty of this two-year-old building. Give it a smile and a Thank You before you go on your way. The Home of Main Entrance Auditorium the Co its . . . Student Lounge

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Dedication For his understanding and promotion of our interests and activities. For his kindly humor that makes us at ease in any situation. For the time and talent so unselfishly devoted to the students of Arlington High School, For the high ideals by which he lives. For the honor and recognition he has brought our school. For the music he has instilled in our hearts and minds, For the alma-mater and fight song we love so well. We dedicate this 1957-58 issue of the Colt Corral to MR. DEAN COREY