Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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14 THE ARSENAL CANNON. Senior Play No great number of words is re- quired to say that the play given by the initial senior class, was a grand success. Since A Midsummer Night's Dream was the first senior play at Tech, everything had to be built up. The first construction work was done on the grandstand. A more pic- turesque setting for the play could not have been found than the one beneath the tall trees east of the main build- ing. A murmur 'of content came from every member of the appreciative au- dience at the sight of the stage. The soft glow of lights from the trenches, hidden by masses of greenery cast upon the stage a soft shadow and one really felt that he was in a forest where the evening shadows were slow- ly lengthening. As each member of our senior class, costumed by our sewing department, came upon the stage, we knew that he would do the very best in his power. The orches- tra followed close suit and the com- bined efforts of seniors and orchestra were reflected in the audience which seemed to be roaming again in Fairy- land. But, hark! what was that? Yes, it was the sweet-toned Arsenal Bell, calling them from Fairyland to count its strokes, then dying away in the stillness of the night and allowing A Last Word Three years ago on September the twelfth, fourteen of our present sen- iors started in the then new Techni- cal High School. The fact that the school started out with a small num- lver did not mean much, for we thrived and grew. ln these years the four- teen seniors have obtained enough credits to graduate this June The third year Frank Sullivan and Shir- ley Walker entered Technical and brought enough credits to come into the senior class. They have shown their loyality to Tech and helped the seniors as well as Technical. The seniors of 1915 will be the first grad- uates from Tech. WVe have tried in every way to set high standards and customs for the future classes. We have worked for the sch0ol's, not for the class' glory. The success of Tech has been our one aim and ambi- tion. If we have accomplished any- thing we are glad. We will to you, the coming seniors, and to all Tech- ites, the spirit of our motto, We can because we think we can. lla-r1lfm1.1l1f n QI fiffmflr mlzmnzl them to return to Fairyland and finish enjoying, A Midsummer Night's Dream. A. E. A.