Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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EARLY TO RISE. . . EARLY TO SCHGOL The usual day at Arlington High School in the school year of 1969- 70 begins with kids ar- riving at school. Half asleep, half awake, the children climb on the buses early in the morning, trudge in the snow a few blocks or in hot Weather, or drive in comfortable cars. Many of the latest fashions can be view- ed as this year's Maxi coat, worn by jacie Hindall, Kathy Fin- ard, and student teacher Miss Smith. Everyone tries to make it on time but many just can not seem to make it. Well, Mr. Cooper.. . I stayed up late last - night doing homework and then this morning I did not hear my alarm go off and. . . Everybody tries! 5

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HIGH SCHOOL AND GR DE The always' faithful elementary also have many things to do when arriving at school. Hurrying to tell the teacher about the fun they had last night, the kids pull off coats and caps and those horrid snow boots Everyone joins in when it comes to taking off boots. Of course the water fountain is the busiest place in the morning. A good supply of water is needed to put in a day of hard, dry work. Oh no, the bell is ringing, hurry up the teacher will be mad if we are not in our seats.