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

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Coach Mike Stovall advises the defensive unit during a time-out In the Infamous Arllngton-Lamar football game. Participating in Open House, Coach Stovall speaks with parents concerning their children's grades and behavior. Hik«McCMl«y OLDER BUT BETTER 11

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Older but Better EDICATION To be the best means to ■ ■•■• give everything to achieve a certain goal, to be the best teacher means to stay longer and do more than anyone else. Coach Mike Stovall has v.' | proved himself worthy to be ! called the best. “Coach Stovall is an inspiration to all. He demonstrates a caring attitude towards the students.” Describing Coach Stovall is • not an easy task, for there are so many aspects to this I man. He is a strong believer in the family as a basis to liv- ing He also believes every one should strive to be the best person possible. ■■■H He has dedicated his life to teaching and helping kids reach their full potential, not only as athletes or students but also as people. He strong- ly believes one has to be a person first before he can ac- complish his goals. Since coming to AHS in 1969, Coach Stovall has pur- sued excellence in his classroom for himself as a teacher and for his pupils as students. By supporting the no-pass-no-play ruling. Coach Stovall has shown that ob- taining an education is of ut- most priority for students. “Coach Stovall is an in- spiration to all. He always demonstrates a caring at- titude towards the students through encouragement and respect for their ideas,” senior Jerald Caffey said. It is with these reasons in mind that the Colt Corral staff chose Coach Mike Stovall for the dedication of the ’87 Colt Corral. Mfc« McC ii y Taking part in Colt County Fair. Coach Stovall gets a pie in the (ace while working In the pie throw booth. Coach Mike Stovall has dedicated hls career to helping young athletes become the leaders of tomorrow's youth. 10 DEDICATION

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ACTIVITIES Parading downtown Arlington High School students hove always been involved in school activities. Early students held their dances in the old gym on Cooper Street and staged their junior and senior plays for the whole town to view. A big Homecoming parade once wound its woy down Main Street to the well in the middle of Main and Center Streets where a rousing pep rally got everyone in the mood for the football game. Studonts of '68 let loose to the Nova's pulsating beat at the Key Club dame, Night at the Pub.'' • i :I. 1 i') • V «11 12 ACTIVITIES