Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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 wings of the morning The all-school play, “Wings of the Morning,” was a serious comedy with an un- I plot. It dealt with the strange things that happened to certain dissatisfied persons who were transported by an eccentric doctor to his home in a huge elevator shaft, far from civilization. His aim was to restore to these persons a clear concept of life and the way to live it contentedly. They come through their exciting and enlightening experiences there, eager to face life anew and appreciatively. PERSONNEL Joyce Colvcrt Loa ............. Adrien Powell David Banning Eben Forthright Tonio Di Silvistri Cariotta Benedetta F.ffie .......... Miss Wanley Mrs. Ellis J rudy .......... F.llen Master Geoffrey Stanley Gordon Betty Lloyd Tsutaye Nakashima Tom Shinn John Swalling James Arnot Bob Leach ..Edna Mae Farrell Phyllis Tiland Iris Walters Lorraine Perrigo Jeannette Jensen Margaret Ward Helch Deising .....Henry Schuhart .....George Carver

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sci'iio'i class cl as: MISS MEYERS A dviser President ............................................Milo Morris Vice President .....................................George Carver Secretary .................................. Lillian Ray Treasurer .........................................Herbert Carlton Yell Leader Nellie Ronning Motto: “Cooperation” Colors: Blue and Silver SCHOOL MEMORIES Now this is the end of the journey. Through High School so dear and near. May the lessons we have studied this long Prove a blessing, such as a song. Our teachers, each patient and loyal Through trials we have brought them each day, f orgive the errors we so thoughtlessly caused. In our own small selfish way. Our athletes, we’re proud to say. In hall or track or field. Have played and practiced both hard and true To make a name for our High School. We won’t give up that honored pride That might cause us to fall aside. Tho some may dream of roads to fame. We hope that none will fall to shame. Our friends are many, our sorrows few. We’re out to conquer both old and new. Let the thought remain. I’ll think of you Dear pals of Arlington High School. Good-bye dear school that stands on the hill. We’re leaving now but love you still. If only forever we could take and hold. Those dearest colors the Blue and Gold. Dorothy Nelson —: 120J:—