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

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 en i o r au o r i Because he has given to his community and to his school, Royce Bush was chosen by the members of the graduation class of ’64 as the class favorite. His character is a combination of leader- ship ability, personality plus, and a sense of responsibility. His teachers and cohorts find in Royce a quality of friendliness toward ev- eryone and the willingness to work for the school. In his sophomore year, Royce was elect- ed to the office of social chairman and began his first year of football. His junior year saw yce more in the way of the junior play crew, foot- ball, and baseball. He was also elected as the vice-president of the class. To top all three years, Royce was voted into the office of class president along with being manager of the baseball team, Key Club member, and a jun- ior achievement worker. Along with the of- fice of class president, came the honor of act- ing mayor of Arlington for a day. All these traits and characteristics led the members of his class to elect him to this honor. (f3 U 6 ll 25

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s en i o r 3 av o r i t e Gigi’s high school career has been one of many activities and responsibilities. In her sophomore year, she served on the Devotion- al Council, her name appeared on the slate of officers as social chairman, and she was one of the runners-up for soph favorite. This live- ly miss boasted membership in FHA and Foreign Language clubs. Being in the in-between class did not put a damper on the actions of this bubbly lass. Secretary of the junior class was the new- est tag placed after her name, as was junior i i rJj e e r i ncj class favorite. She was initiated into the Na- tional Honor Society and elevated to the post of social chairman in her senior year. Her nomination as junior class Homecoming Princess was the stepping stone for her elec- tion as ’64 Homecoming Queen. Joyously, she accepted the task of cheer- leader. She yelled, bounced, and stomp- clapped across the gym floor for the green and white. Because of her graciousness she was nominated by the student body for the title of Miss AHS. 24

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unior auorite ”Rah, rah, rah-sis-boom-bah- go team, go!” Colt spirited Susan Wine receives this year’s honor of Junior Class Favorite. Plenty of school spirit and get-up-and-go are a good summary of Susan’s out-going personality. While serving her school in vari- ous ways. Susan has come to be known all over the halls of AHS as a friendly personality. Her career in high school has been marked so far by varied interests and activities. Num- bered among these activities is the work de- manding job of cheerleading as well as the -S Uian W i n e job of class leading! In this, her junior year, Susan has held the office of class secretary. The spirit with which she leads her classmates makes her a student worth following. She has also been a member of the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica and is sweetheart of the Future Farmers of America. She is, along with all her other interests, a member of the Student Council. Her ability to work side by side with the sponsors and the members of her class helped her in winning this honor of favorite. 26