Harlingen High School - El Arroyo Yearbook (Harlingen, TX)

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The III-:cod of memories IT S MORNING IT S A WEEKDAY MORNING AND I IKE ANY WE EKI AY MORNING THE BUILDING HAS ITS DAILY METAMORPHOSIS FROM SLUMBER TO LIFE IT STARTS SLOWLY WHEN THE JANITOR OPENS THE BUILDING TO THE COOLNESS CF GLISTENING DEW AND MORN ING BREEZES THEN THE PUPILS COME THEY FOUR OUT CF CARS AND BUSES THEY WALK OR RIDE BICYCLES THEY COME SINGLY OR IN GROUPS BUT THEY COME THE SCHOOL IS AWAKE GY OF STUDY THE ENERGY OF CHALK CN BLACKBOARDS FILLS THE HALLS OF H H S IT S THE CLATTER OF TYPEWRITER KEYS AND LOCKER DOORS IT S THE BUSTLE AND BANG OF A PEP RAL LY ASSEMBLY OR THE STEADY SOUND OF FEET ON STAIRS THE FINAL BELL RINGS AND THEY LEAVE AS THEY CAMF IN BUSES OR IN CARS ON FOOT OR BICYCLES THE BUILDING RESTS FOR THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON EXCEPT FOR VARIOUS TEAMS THAT DRILL INTO THE EVENING WITH DARK COME THE SESSIONS OF NIGHT SCHOOL AND THE QUIETER MORE DIGNIFIED STUDENTS THAT WORK AGAINST CIR CUMSTANCES IN HOPE FOR A BETTER FUTURE THEN THE SCHOOI CLOSES FOR SLEEP WITH ONLY THE SOUND OF r . I AND FOR SEVEN HOURS THE ENERGY OF THE CROWD, THE ENER- 2

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C. E BURNETT Superintendent of Schools HDIIIIIIISIHHIIUH THE ADMINISTRATION THE HUB OF OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FROM SUPERINTENDENT BUR NETT DOWN TO ASSISTANT PRIN CIPAL DOOLEY EACH IS AN INDISPENSABLE COG IN THE WELL OILED GEARS H R DOOLEY Assrsfanf Principal BARBARA WILSON MRS MARIE CAMPBELL J GORDON NIX JR Principal R VAN ALLEN W W BALLARD Ins frucfor of EdUCOYlOf1 4 Business Manager 5, f .A1' K . 1 I 1 ' A 'ix , , ' f ,K K 1. - .131 , ' . 'Nl is ,A .Q L,ffl',.j I 4 ' I , '5 f . , .