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

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Being greatly humiliated sophomore Les Thurman displays his punishment on Howdy Day. 16 ACTIVITIES Junior Scott Gillet gains revenge by leading sophomores Joe Devine. Jamie Lawrence. Polly Proctor. Robert James. Leslie Harris. David Perkins, Evan Brooks, Jackie Underwood. Jason Ankele. Tammy Heinz. Doug Hooper. Brynne Keen. Katie Stall. Elizabeth Matlock. Marc Hletzman. John Hoffman. Julie Seal. Christy Dawson. Jan Remmert. Rachel Barrett. Anne Everett, and Tricia Tully through the Fight Song on Howdy Day. Letting personalities shine through, seniors Ron Needham. Taml Mason. Lloyd Douglas, and Tracy Fabus get radical at the Howdy Day Dance. Aug. 31.

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Sizing up the competition, cheerleaders DecAnn Kochel. Kristi Keeth. and Sarah Jones take a break at the SMU cheerleading camp. Banking around the curve. Grady Huff races at one of the many motor cross races he attended. In Cuernavaca. Mexico Susan Snider and Beth Hentze dance a traditional Mexican dance Celebrating the end of school, Jase McDowell spends a relaxing fun filled day at Twin Points. I ACTIVITIES 15

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Sounds of September cause halls to ring with endless hatter Did you hear about John and Amy . . . My parents would kill me if they knew ] can't believe he actually said that to . . . Gossip! New school year, new people, new situations, they all were part of September. In the first month of school the halls were once again filled with chatter. Shouts of. “Hey. it's a sophomore! were heard on Howdy Day. Poor sophomores did everything possible to escape the mandatory singing of the fight song. Strains of the song caught one's ear as captured underclassmen fell to their elders’ prey. “Actually it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. commented Alan Sticht. On Howdy Day I really did meet more people, embarrassment tends to help. Steve Price stated. “It was a lot of fun trying not to be noticed. Phil Johnson said. Boisterous fans yelled cheers at the first pep rally. However, because of House Bill 72, it was disguised as an orientation assembly. This label caused an uproar when students were forced to sit with their sixth period classes instead of their graduating classes. But once again Principal James Crouch reminded us. How sweet it is to be back in Colt Country! Expectations rose not only for football season, but also for the perfect date. Trembling high pitched voices discussed who they would ask out for Sadie Hawkins Week. After the dreaded deed was accomplished, jubilant celebrations were observed. Having the tables turned gave me the chance to ask out the guy that sits behind me in English. commented Cathy Ruppert. At PTA Open House, teachers were seen conversing with parents. Discus- sions about the new grading system and disciplinary actions topped the even- ings’ conversation. Mrs. Flo Francis, senior das sponsor, talks with Dr. and Mrs. Theron Brooks at open house. To show their appreciation. Kathy Weber represents the cheerleaders in presenting Prin- cipal James Crouch with a green monogrammed silk neck tie. John ACTIVITIES 17