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

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The faculty and administration are the backbone of the high school; they supply the behind-the-scenes guidance necessary to keep things running smoothly. Teachers do not merely teach, nor coun- selors counsel, but they sponsor clubs and classes, chaperone social functions, and con- tribute time to other extracurricular projects. In addition to these activities the faculty at- tends departmental meetings where curricu- lum guides are set up, progress is checked, and suggestions on new techniques are received. Since the faculty and administration play a major part in the development of a school and the development of each student, its goal is for each member to instill in students his knowledge along with a high set of values. Then all can truly say, I am a part of every- one I have met.”

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Many of Arlington’s students became well acquainted with Six Flags because of its serving both as a employer and as a place to go for entertainment. Worship, Work, Play During the year many places besides school became familiar to our students. In areas all over town we took advantage of op- portunities to relax and grab Cokes. Recrea- tion areas and the movies were well-known gathering places, and Six Flags became a fa- vorite weekend haunt for many. But, realizing that recreation and study were not all-impor- tant, we took time out to attend church on Sundays. Many an afternoon and many a dime was spent at Pal’s by Arlington students. 17

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Faculty