Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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IWLOKC! BZAOOK E AALMA M4-WEB ALMA MATER BENEVOLENT AND GREAT ARNOLD HIGH SCHOOL OH HELP US IN OUR FATE ALMA MATER, CLORIOUS THOU ART ERE VICTORIOUS AND XVITH THY SPIRIT GUIDE US TO THE TRUTH AND LICIIT FOREVER MORE. 7

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i 1 i s J to thc 'niory of HAROLD W. THOMAS, jli. 3 BEDICATTQN Q C owic Lllwgf exloreddw Lada Jgonor an ,ghrrow A Bypicui Alncrican schoolhoy, Whosc cvcry effort, during his lust inonti ' 1 schoc l, was directed toward plans for making this, the 1950 Arlion ' h hc,Cod-willing, would huvc hccn cditor-the he-st in thc history its publication, thc Arlion Stuff dcdicutcs this vohnnc with the sinccrc hopc that thcy have prodnccd sonn-thing of which Tommy would have hecn vcry proud. 4

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Have you ever wondered how many people and how much time it takes to complete a year- book? Five short years ago a group of students joined forces with their shorthand teacher to compile the present Arlion . After much thought, the name Arlion was derived from the two words, Arnold and Lions. This publication por- trays yearly the life of Arnold High School. At the beginning of each year, the staff decides the theme to be used in the book and it is they who select and prepare the best literary efforts Bernard Scherer, Editor submitted by the students for publication. The purpose of this book is to strengthen the students' interest in the activities, both formal and infor- mal, of our school. NVe owe the publication of this book and the preceding four books to Mr. joseph Pallone who now is on a leave of absence. NVithout his assistance the content of this book would be nothing. ln his place Mrs. Pallone has capably taken over. Row One: P. Cappone, A. Thomas, L. Poxel, L. Misko, A. Guzzi, NV. liusalc. Row Two: G. Yannulzi, ll. Young, NV. Morrison, B. Scherer. A. Bowser, F. llutter, S. llustalt, ll. Paulick. l