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

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IO THE ARSENAL CANNON QI , un 5. ONE OI-' SIX COSTUME DESIGN CLASSES 'l'I'1CHLAI,SO OFFERS BIQSIDES I'I'S CONIIXIERCIAI, WORK, .X COURSE IN S.XI,I'1SIXI.XNSI'III' FUR GIRLS During the eighth term, Technical High School enrolled in the month of April, twelve hundred and twenty stu- dents, who require the services of a fac- ulty of seventy. hIr. Stuart now comes out to see us every day. The present program offers thirty-two subjects in most of which we have duplicate classes. Besides other daily classes, the schools, program schedules 58 classes in Iinglishg 26 in History, 55 in mathematics, 32 in drawing, and -IU in foreign languages, The groves were Tech's first lunch roomf' Then the Guard House by the gate-way claimed the honor. As the school increased its enrollment, it out- grew its lunchery. Ilihen the Bar- racks became another school house, its first floor made us a fine lunch room. XVe have, however, outgrown these quar- ters. liven with our half-dayu and with numerous requests to ulunch at homef, the capacity of the lunch room is over- workedf, The first term, we occupied AQZOD, 134215, Cf22J, 23, 2-I, 25, 26, and part of the second floor of the Shops and the Electrical Shops. The second term creat- ed 27. The third term demanded 3-I, 35, 36, and 37, and a railing in the hall for an oflicefl Then the gym lost a section from its west side to make 30, 31, 32, and 33. The girls' cloak room became the oflice after the new stair- ways were built to the north, and the stairs in the tower went on the pension list and were assigned to fire-escape dutyf, The east residence then housed the Latin and Typewriting, Botany, and Agriculture. The shops filled the second Hoors of their respective buildings, and are now also occupying the first floors. The one building that now looks most like a real-for-sure school house is the old Government Barn. As the Blain Building is over a square from the Bar- racks we need seven minutes between classes. Sprinting, though not recorded on our study slips, is a regular part of our daily program. Now Technical High School occupies, in six different buildings, forty-four rooms, none of which was origi- nally intended for school purposes. Probably no high school in the United States has, during its first four years, had so many strange pioneering exper- iences as have fallen ours. These have not been altogether adverse. In fact, even the legal suspense may prove our greatest blessing in disguise. These facts sum up the whole situation: we are ideally located: we are happy, enthusi- asticg and above all, like our Tech Acorn, we are still growing.

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