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

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Associations Become'Getting To Know But I thought you looked kind of cute when you rode your go kart full-speed down the wrong side of the track.”

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Through success comes the art of grace- ful acceptance. Through failure—not neces- sarily academic—comes the learning of val- uable lessons. AHS has had its share of both this year. For the first time Career Day was a huge success. The Journalism Department copped the first All-American in the school’s history. AHS walked off with the honors in the Fort Worth Science Fair and sent represetatives to nationals. Although Senior day started off resembling the Florida Everglades, the sen- iors made the best of it—mud and all. All the work put forth on the Senior Banquet brought rewarding results. Failures were also included in the annals of 1964. There were individual failures, group failures, and national failures. Home- coming festivities had begun with eagerness and anticipation and ended in tragedy. The make-up of a nation and its people was se- verely tested during those difficult days of recovery from the assassination of President Kennedy. Tearfully we watch the symbol of a nation at half-mast. 13

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You’ Friendships People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.” Because learning is peo- ple, we need other people in order to develop to our fullest. We are continually being influenced by what others say and do. We can learn a great deal about the world about us by our associa- tions with friends and acquaintances. We learn as we play and as we meet other people. The importance of friendship cannot be under- mined—be it an unexpected push down a slide, a snowball in the face, or a fight over a mustard bottle. Deprive an individual from association with other people and all that is left is an empty shell. An argument with that special person teaches us more about strategic tactics than ever thought of by any army colonel. People is laughing, crying, giving, receiving, sharing, and belonging. Move your camera, or I'll stick my little foot in your mouth.' Refreshing as the land of sky blue water—a face of snow. 15 If it's bleached, this'll fix her. It'll start fizzing.'