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

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 Just be a show-offl I’ll show you! thinks Roger Adams to Pat O’Dell, as they dance at the Student Council's Christmas Ball. The bridge, be-decked with evergreen, provides a setting for Christmas for Joan Price and Dusty Barton. Christmas-time Ball Yi elds Fun and Dance 27 Jim Anderson, Jerry Craig. Debby Aydt, and John Anderson await the first strains of music at the Christmas Ball.

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During the holidays Jan Sherrod and brother, Mark, take part in the annual Christmas-time ritual of decorating the Christmas tree. 26

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Yuletide Carols Echo On December 17, the strains of Oh, Come All Ye Faithful,” the traditional processional hymn, rang through the auditorium to begin the Choral- ier’s annual Christmas Program. Bob Pentecost and Scott Taylor, officers of the choir, lit the candles for the assembly. After being introduced by Helen Weicker, the two foreign exchange students, Siok BengOngand Gerardo Falcon, participated in the program. Siok sang some Malaysian folk songs because Christmas is not celebrated in her native country, Malaysia. Gerardo sang some Christmas carols in Spanish and one of his native Uruguayan love songs. During the Choralier’s formal concert, selec- tions which the choir sang included Angel to the Shepherds,” Ave Maria,” Carol of the Drum,” and Deo Gracias.” The informal part of the program included an audience sing led by Miss Jane Ellis. For this Miss Ellis used the opaque projector to show the words of the songs to the audience. Some of the songs sang were The Twelve Days of Christmas,” Silent Night,” and other familiar carols. All we want for Christmas is a mustang, a letter jacket, a lot of money, a boy... sigh juniors Christine Rutherford and Sharon Self. While fellow Choralicrs look on, Siok Beng Ong sings a folk song from her native country. 28