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

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Colts start '80 in different ways Following the holiday hoopla, classes resumed and the first order of business was exclu- sively for the seniors as they ordered caps and gowns for graduation. Mr. Gerald Umphries, a famil- iar face around AHS, had a grad- uation of his own as he retired from his custodial duties. AHS students affixed their names to a large valentine to be sent to American hostages in their third month of captivity in Iran. A stir was created in the Jour- nalism Department as its mas- cot, an inflatable Mickey Mouse, also known as the J- Bowl Lombardi Trophy, was kidnapped for several days before being returned. Academics were certainly not forgotten as sophomores applied their energies to the California Aptitude Test (CAT) for a day. FFA members held a chili cook-off and hayride, and the band had a fund-raising west- ern supper. Students welcomed a new Colt as French Teacher Mrs. Sharon Phemister named her new baby girl Erica. (A) C. K Cartwright attracts the eye of the camera at a basketball game as John Sauerhage watches the action on the court. (B) Mr. Umphries flashes his ready smiie. (C) Cara Koeritz adds her name to the Iran-bound valentine. (D) lack Dombroski ponders a question on the CAT. (C) A ransom note announces the kidnapping of Mickey CT ACTIVITIES 29