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

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Magazine sales create activity and money for Student Council. Student Co unci Provides Leedership In School Activities Bjorn appreciates the money presented to him by Harry Allison from the Student Council treas- ury as their annual gift to the foreign exchange student. First row: Maszy, Matthews. Mayhew, McLellan, Mickelson. Moore. Murchison, Murphy, Oakes; Second row: Ormsby, Parrish, Plemmons, Poe, Raish, Reid. Rivers. Rodieck, Schug; Third row: Searcy, Skiles, Spencer, Stepp, Stiles. Thorla, Veres, Vileta, Waibel; Fourth row: Ward, Watkins, Whitten, Whitworth. Wilson, Wood. 29

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First row: Allison, Bane, Beebcc, Bclovsky, Bontlcy, Brittain, Bronstad, Buchanan, Burchfiel, Second row: Burke, Burress, Campbell. Carlson, Carmichael, Carrico, Chasteen, Cofer, Collins; Third row: Craig, Creswcll, Cummings, Deering, Evers, Farhat, Ferrell, Gaston, Gould; Fourth row: Gowin, Gregory, Hart, Harvey, Heffington, Hightower, Houston, Howsley, Huckabee; Fifth row: Huffman.Jernigan.Joy. Lindvig, Long, Malone. D. Martin, M. Martin, R. Martin. Early Student Council members anxiously( ?) await meeting. 28

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Senior Ruth Benbow seems to be having trouble getting Junior Bob Busch to acknowledge her superiority. Howdy Week Forms Lasting Friendships Hi,” Howdy,” and How do you do, sir?” became the theme of the two days al- lotted to the traditional Howdy Week. Seniors took advantage of their status to make the Juniors sing the fight song and Alma Mater. The Juniors took it upon themselves to initiate the Sophomores to their first taste of school tradition by mak- ing them sing, too. The teachers had the privilege of making all classmen sing. Though there were a few sore throats, many people made lasting friendships dur- ing this week. Ira Evers is having to perform for Lynn Waibel. Wonder if Lynn will sing for Mr. Faulkner. 30