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

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Excitement transforms the reluctant faces of amateur performers into faces of participation as they act out a skit for Western Day. participation...tempered with recognition... y The face of determination of an athlete mirrors his desire to defend the honor of his school in his weekly battles on the field of competition.

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Three enthusiastic faces, Little Arlie and his two trainers, play an important role in the autumn football halftimes that accent the first three months of students’high school life. Faces... focused through desire...enlivened by And when the names are gone, there are the faces, still. We remember the faces for their raw and unashamed anxiety in times of stress. There is the coach whose face bled because he could only watch the plays in a tight match. There is his toughened young athlete, who paused to pray because he was really afraid. There is the face of the candidate, powerful in his elation because all the odds were on his side. The face is so familiar... We see the spontaneous grin of the victor, who is happy in his victory. We see the crumpled face of his defeated rival. Sometimes, though, the loser comes through with a smile. And that is the most beautiful face of them all. There are those faces that are consistently studious, or thoughtful, or searching. And then there are the happy faces, somewhat vacant, perhaps, but perfectly satisfied to let the mystery of life remain unsolved. And when the names are gone, buried in our senility, there are the faces, still. Do you remember the blonde girl who had the longish nose? we shall ask. And the answer shall come back, sure and strong and tinged with longing for the old times. I remember her face,” we shall say. Faces of participation often become the faces of recognition during the halftime when the students’choice for Homecoming Queen is announced. 4

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Hard Work and Warm Personality Characterize 6 E. A. (Jack) Roquemore