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

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(A) Winning float begins with a bare frame. (B) Future AHSer expectantly owaits Homecoming parade. (C) My hand has to be here somewhere! reasons Marc Stovall as he works on the junior float. (D) One more flower and I quit!” sighs Retha Vermillion working on a float. A ▲ B ▼

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c T (A) Gee if I could sell enough magazines to win Ihot! thinks Kerry Persons ot the magazine meeting. (B) The mighty Colt Machine bursts with spirit at a November game. (C) I'm not sure, but I think I'm going to cry! sniffles Mr. Michael Cade to Mr. Lorry Williams os they cart off a dead Blue Raider at the Homecoming pep rally. ACTIVITIES 23

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Homecoming Plans Result In Work; Fun After a week of float building and spirit boosting, AHS cele- brated Homecoming '70 Nov. 6. Sophomores took first place in the float contest while seniors nominated Tanya Turner, Michelle Byam, Robin McGlew, and Laurie Walker as Homecoming Queen candidates. As Student Body President George Tuttle crowned Tanya queen. Sophomore Princess Sheila Eppes and Junior Princess Nancy Pitstick looked on. This year's pep rally featured a visit from Superintendent of Schools James W. Martin, Mayor Tom Vandergriff, and Mr. Walter Echols and Mrs. Ruth Miller, who were named Coming Home King and Queen. AHS’s talented facul- ty again presented the pep rally skit this year telling the story of Colt Spirit from the time of Colum- bus to man’s moon landing. Breathless fans who witnessed the Colts’ 14-13 defeat of L. D. Bell climaxed the day by attending either the annual Homecoming dance or a reception for exes in the Student Lounge. (A) The end product of sophs' work yields winning Homecoming float. (B) Senior Jim Ward concentrates on tagging Key Club float for the yearly Homecoming parade. ACTIVITIES 25