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

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Upperclassmen set standards JuIk- Moulloo Another example of Classic Colts can be found among faculty members Mrs Pat Thompson en joys a comment from one of her students during an Accounting I class Knot Nrddrrman Silently watching times hange. the 20-year old Little Arlie mosaic stands guard at the end of the downstairs middle hall Classic Colts. A breed apart. A group consisting of juniors and seniors. The students saw changes such as the new exam rules which stopped the three-day-exams-and- get-out-early schedule. Along with this decree from higher-ups, came the news that seniors would no longer get out early. One oright spot amidst all of the red tape was graduation. The senior class accepted their diplomas from Principal Jerry McCullough on the stage of Arlington's new convention center. During pep rallies, both the junior and senior class represented themselves with spirit and proved they were Classic Colts. Sporting their Colt Band t-shirts. Bill Kapsos and Rick Rivers make their an- nual appearance at the early morning pep rally. 6 OPENING

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Tim Elkin Hard work pays off for Tommy Bates as he receives a first place trophy after showing his sheep. Bo, at a local contest. The Gentleman's Quartet, Brian Sepulveda, Chris Kelsey, Brad Scott, and Russell Ware take the spotlight at the Jamboree. TimElkim OPENING 5

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During An Angel Comes to Babylon. The Crown Prince (Chase Perrett) ridicules King Nebuchadnezzar (Troy Obregon). On game day, Kyle White receives a morale OPENING 7