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

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OFF TO Freshmen so homores rumors and sensors all pay theur own roles IU the constructton of our rg school The freshmen gust enternng thetr hugh school careers are laying a sound foundatuon which wtll see them through The sophomores have completed their llfSf story and are erectlng a second The rumors have reached a hugher level and the senlors theur hugh school toward the future Separately each class IS gust a class Together they are that wonderful whole the student body of Arlington Htgh School sU Un sEVl'0Ps UU Un FUTURE SOPHOVIORES ,.,,..al-P'- ' f p r V V I V ' l ' ' ' h' h building almost done,, are looking out, from the heights Q 5 U D D U U toes '. 'B 1 5 B U 1- 1.4

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CfaJuafe, 011,04 :WMI future Thinking back over their senior year, the graduates remember the first thrill of being called one of those HSENIORSH and giving the class yell, Boom-de-ad-eah, boom-de-ad-eah, seniors, seniors, rah, rch, rch. They recall the night they painted the grandstand, the worry- ing they did over American History, and always being sure to follow the tradition of seniors irst The month of November was filled with decorating for the Senior Ball Cinderella, on the thirteenth, and practicing for the Senior Play The Thirteenth Chair , the twentieth The months sped by under the leadership of Dick Russell, president, Cathy Walker, vice- president, Betty Espedal, secretary-treasurer, Dick Borseth, yell leader, and Mr. Ludwick, advisor. Then came Class Night, Baccalaureate, and the feeling of dignity which accompanied their caps and gowns on Commencement. The last strains of pomp and Circumstancen faded away and another Senior Class looked toward the future Thus ends, on graduation day the final year for the class of 54 with smiles and tears for new adventures ahead and for friends and memories left behind Dick Borsath yell leader Cathy Walker vice president Dick Russell president Betty Espedol secretary treasurer Mr Ludwick advisor N K-ir 14 in f-V l I ' . . I I - I I . ' ' . . . I ' . g . I . I I . . I l . I . ' , . I I i I i ' V i i , V i 1 ' ' . , . r H- f if Q ,gy Q . 3 i . 5' 2 , i I ee 4 ? I AW, M 3 F r 3 , A . , 1 .:'2Sf'3s+? , , L '65 A I 4 X , ,i I , , an l . 5 va -h V .' . T- 1' C ' ' ' . V . , A V . 1 Q . 'ffl e , 4 I Y: Tax, f ,- ,. H- 4- .s-.,.,: . .- - .. A. 0 -'-f U