Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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Another job for Mr. Clean. There is nothing as important as the people around us, for they mold the eventual person we become. Each person we meet leaves his impression for us to benefit by. The faculty, administration, and fellow students themselves have gained much from each other. This association is the most last- ing kind for it is based on mutual benefit. The close association of school friends is perhaps the most memorable. Yet, after graduation there will only be a few such friendships that will con- tinue. Even so, the effect of high school relation- ships will be ever present in the lives of this year’s seniors as it has been present in the lives of the first seniors who graduated from Arnold High School. ‘