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Students begin another year with registration. They make the all-important decisions as to subjects, teachers, and whether or not to get into the classes with all their friends. There is actually no great need for placing too much emphasis on these decisions, since they arc in- evitably decided for one later. Since it is his last year, each senior is planning to fill out his units with the requirements for the college he has chosen. All in all, it is a very trying day. Mrs. Whitten assists Don Roach and Jean Mickclson in planning their schedules. School Begins With Registration. 18 Sophomores prepare for their second glorious year in AHS.
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Frances Green visualizes graduation exercises with Mr. Martin. As the class of '58 marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas, expectant juniors began to dream of the day when they would be traveling the same path. They would have completed their sixteen credits in math, science. English, and history. No more nightly studying, no more staying up all night to complete a term theme, no more apple polishing. Happy would be the occa- sion, but sad, too. The drudgeries of school work would be over, but also would be the hours of joy and fulfillment spent at AHS under the patient leadership of a devoted faculty and community. Even with these realistic visions, the members of the class of '59 began the following term with graduation still a year off. Rosalynn Guinn and James Dunkly await graduation. Juniors Look Forword to Oraduation In a short while, the class of '59 will be taking these places. ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL T V T T .V T X. s s A t 1i » f t t » 7 4:,' nr
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Studies. Howdy Week. And Senior Rings Many activities help to start the school term off at a gal- loping pace. First come the inevitable assignments from each teacher. Howdy Week eases some of the tension and is followed by the order- ing of senior rings, which helps to brighten the out- look of each senior and to make his goal appear more worthwhile. Joyce DcLong. Madeline McCoy, and Marilyn Gil martin sing the fight song. Lessons are assigned even before one can find a place to sit, huh. Bill? James Dunkly is the first senior to order his class ring. 19
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