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

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We found unity in things wo did together because they made each of us feel like we belonged — we weren’t just another face in the crowd. Romombor the second hall and getting smushed? We couldn't help but find unity there, right? And what about the unity we felt in competition. Whether on the grueling football field, basketball court, or track, we always strived to be the It 1 team; sometimes winning and sometimes losing, but always united. 10

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Mrs. Crouch is someone you con count on to count on you. She could be called the window to I the world because she urges us to open our eyes to the possibilities of life. She has an overwhelming desire to share and give herself to her work and overcome the many misunderstandings that happen every day. Cindy Green Mrs. Crouch is not only a great typing teacher, but also a teacher of determination, effort and patience. Debbie Brown When one tries to describe Mrs. Crouch with words, one faces the problem of not knowing where to start. Her teaching does not stop at 3:30 when the last bell sounds. Each student is indivi- dually important to her as she strives to teach not only typing, but also self discipline and logic. Through encouragement, praise, and helpful guidance, Mrs. Crouch usually succeeds in helping each student discover his own spirit of self motivation. Andy Wolfskill Marie Crouch is a truly dedicated teacher. She is interested in the total development of her students — attempting to prepare them for successful careers and happy, useful lives. Mrs. Mildred Shupee Mrs. Marie Crouch is a I professional, conscientious, I dedicated, and enthusiastic I teacher interested in the future welfare of her students. Principal James Crouch (A) After 19 years at AHS Mrs. Crouch plons another lesson for her 1973 typing students. (8) In the year 1970, at the onnuol foculty Homecoming skit, Mrs. Crouch leads some faculty members in the Hawaiian hula donee. 12