Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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Yesterday | J. Tusing and D, Shaw ia their younger days,

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Two new additions to the band? The history of Arnold High School is a treasury of memories which will live forever in the hearts of its alumni. The Arlion staff of 1962 wishes to share these recollections with you, the student body. Looking back on the good old days of 1895, we find our first high school surrounded by fields and vast orchards which is now the site of the Leishman Avenue Elementary School. In 1914 it was necessary to meet our growing needs by erecting a new structure at a location which is now the Vic- toria Avenue Building that houses our present ele- mentary and junior high school. As the town grew, the increase in the number of students forced the erec- tion in 1931 of our present high school which is located on Alcoa Drive. In 1952 a new wing was added which now houses a gymnasium and twelve new classrooms. These annals are ours to cherish and to appreciate. In preserving these memories it is our desire that these reminiscences will afford you many hours of golden entertainment. A tearful climax after Tarentum game.