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

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Ikcuck t GctinS Lto ofrPupils When Johann Goethe wrote, Everywhere, we learn only from those whom we love. , he must have had Mrs. Natalee Parr in mind. For the past eighteen years she has given totally of herself to her students. Through her unending will- ingness to give, she has won the admiration of her colleagues, as well as, her students. She never seems to tire, even under all the exasperating questions of her students. It is through her teaching that we, the students at Arlington High, have gained a better understanding of our nation's history. She has expanded our knowledge about life in general. Dedicating this year's Colt Corral to her seems somehow an inadequate expression of our gratitude for her high devotion to her work and to the commu- nity. The 1979 Colt Corral is hers; and it is with the greatest of love, respect and apprecia- tion that we dedicate it to Mrs. Parr. Fhu, Mustnates lustoiioal events. Don t you ml exdolhS M s. Pom, to ken, students. 3 fi nS. Pom, evpfoInS fads about fobov unions toAmOdOOn, LMony student Rkonda, Cuff Ivan .

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