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

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Bod Burnt Flexing muscle . Shawn Conley. David Michener. Lance Moffett, An thony Underwood. Brad Gautncy. Greg Wallace. Jeff Carver, and Bob Dellcr pose for an admiring camera Sophomores Amy Agee. Tammy Speer. Julie Ratzlaff. and Ross Ferrill provide Howdy Day entertainment if VICTORY U HIGH SCHOOL' 9 Brad Barton 5 OPENING 9 1974 1975 1976 1977 PiBlMbyRod Ban

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Traditions Little Arlie’s annual Homecoming visit . . . Colt County Fair . . . the fight song . . . Howdy Day .. . Mr. and Miss AHS . . . Twirp Week . . . How Sweet it is! All bring to mind annual events students expected and looked forward to — and all are traditions. Activities were not the only traditions AHS could boast of. Students con- tinued to excel in academics, extracurricular activities, and sports. Mary Liaa Thomas. Brian Sepulveda, Darla Johnson, Pat Varnell, Lana Lively. Brad Hlgbee. and Mary Ann Cam along with the choir perform the finale at the Jamboree 1970 1971 COLT CORRAL 1972 1973 8 OPENING

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Staff honors retirees The old cliche, “Behind every great man stands a great woman,” could be altered a bit to read, “Behind every great school sits a great secretary.” Arlington High is no exception. For years Mrs. Jeanne Butler has been in the background of AHS activities performinc miracles. Her countless acts of encourage ment and help have endeared her to all. It is with great pleasure that the Col Corral staff dedicates this birthday editior to Mrs. Jeanne Butler. Secretary to Mr. Crouch for 14 years. Mrs. Jeanne Butle smiles cheerfully as she files countless stacks of paperwork. 10 DEDICATION