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

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Texas State Fair. The choir, band, and Arlettes. entering high school competi- tion. entertained fair visitors on and off the stage. Many seniors, voting for the first time in the '76 Presidential election, put their two peanuts in. and helped elect Jimmy Carter. The yearbook paper drive helped build strong bodies twelve wavs bv mak- ing sturdy staffers lug heavy papers and magazines o'er halls and staircases. Though one hundred pounds of paper were bought for but a dollar, male members were comforted by the dream of finding a Playboy in the news stacks. (A) Pam Martin and Monica Mason try to stay awake for the early-morning PSAT. (8) Susan Franks is shocked by the immature actions of Pam Mosby and Cathy Spivey. (C) Donna Smith orders senior announcements from Bryan Matthews. (D) Coach Bradham gives her winning volleyball team a few pointers. (E) Bonnie 8ledsoe. Whitney Schmidt. Georgann Johnston. Jane Santarelli. and Jeanne Posey are just a few members of the outstanding '77 Drill Team. (F) First-time voter Dinah Dalton participates in the '76 election. (G) Matt Loynachan. Glenda Gard- ner. Andy Bridges, and Terri Griggs load papers. ACTIVITIES 23

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Eager Students Participate in Various Activities Dots. Dots. More dots. Dots on the paper. Dots on the ceiling. Dots on the brain .. . Sophomore and juniors, only armed with the eternal 2 pencil. fought the good fight of the circle-filled ICED tests (brought to them by the friendly folks from Iowa.) Their captivity was not helped by the raucous laughter of the seniors inattentively enjoying a film, A Lion in Winter. Ahh .. . Richard Burton. AHS put on a show of its own at the 22 ACTIVITIES

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Country Jamboree, Fifties Day Delight AHSers Corn County USA. an aptly named habitat known for its ham. corn, and bad jokes, made its Second Annual Bicentennial Real Live Grande Ole Opry Style Wingding for the edification and enioyment of its Arlington High chums. The joint choir and band presentation started off with decorous tuxes and other high-fallutin' duds, but soon re- laxed into traditional denim grandeur. Nashville celebrity Minnie Pearl (alias Dinah Dalton) graced the festivities as the official M.C.. while a professional bluegrasser regaled the audience with his fiddle. A special beauty pageant brought a few tense moments to the show. Four delicately padded young lads vied for 24 ACTIVITIES