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

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Administrators respected him for his 27 ars of service in education and 15 years principal at AHS. Faculty appreciated him for constantly pporting and backing them. And students loved him. Here was the in who stood in front of the student body pep rallies and exclaimed the famous rds, “How sweet it is to be in Colt coun- try.” He thrilled students with his “dreams” of victory, happiness, and unity for the Colts. This February, he announced his retire- ment. Our dream, Mr. Crouch, is that you will continue to find happiness in your new endeavors. With this dedication, the Colt Corral staff wishes you its best . . . and their love. We will miss you. Dedication DEDICATION 11

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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

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 Some junior guy !«•» loose and go a little crazy at another exciting Colt pep rally. From the lazy afternoons of basking in the sur mer sun to the hectic days of May, students fillc their year with many activities. Sometimes it was the simple things like talkir in the parking lot before school, eating lunch wii friends, doing homework, and sleeping in c “snow days.” Then there were major events and school fun- tions such as the rowdy pep rallies, dances, th long anticipated Spring Break, and ultimate graduation. The memorable experiences as well as th everyday occurrences formed an unforgettabl part of the students’ lives. 12 STUDENT LIFE