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

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18 THE ARSENAL CANNON THE r1l1IliA'l'IiR l,vNDIjR 'riiig GREENwooD TRELL MAY 9, 1916 JKT 3 11,CI,OCK 1. Processionul. l,ecl hy the school chorus of 300 pupils. Cal Songs-by Chorus lbl School songs hy 60 pupils. PRooR.xM 11211111 Llifvrus mil CCD Songs by Girls' Chorus. Cdl Traclesinen SHIlgS1UyclCI'1112lll Chor- us of 60 pupils. 2. Orchestra. Selections from Overture from 1Y1l11E1I11 Tell and Tzinnhziuser. lcll Traclcsinen songs by Uerniun Cho- rus of 60 pupils. 5. 1. the 4. 5. 6. 7. S. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 1-1. 15. 16. 17. Uzirlzincl Dance. nglish Classes Presented Scenes from following. The Tempest English 1 Coriolanus English 111 Julius Caesar Yocational Pupils Henry Y English YI Klisuinmer Xighfs Dream English 11 Merchant of Yeniee Yocational Pupils Morris Dance Gyinnasiuni Girls Arcliery Contest English 11' Taming of the Shrew Senior Girls The lYinter's Tale English Y As You Like It Entqlisli IV Xluch Ado About Nothing bluniors and SeniorS Song by Boys Cliorus. Klacbeth English Y11 ',v,,q,, 9 W2- Mfe lem:-sr9a',mif.eiiffy,-525115 i 112145 +5 l Y Rv 1' I-4 PM lb if? 02+-173053 4

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THE ARSENAL CANNON 17 RICHISARSING FUR THE S1-IAKlf.SP11AREI.'XN CEl,lilSRA'l'1ON THANKS The June Seniors wish to extend their thanks for all help given toward making the Shakespearean hlay Day a success. To the Art, Sewing, and Costume depart- ments, we express our ardent thanks for the completeness of the posters and cos- tumes. To the English and Vocational classes, we can say that their scenes deserve much credit. The Gym classes did splendidly and helped greatly in com- pleting the program. Also, the Qrchestra and various choruses responded in a not- able fashion. The Shop boys are to be commended on their services so willingly given. It was appetizing to help the cooking classes care for their sale of cream and candies. The Faculty committees and Student committees arranged every- thing in the best possible way. All others, not included under the above mentioned heads, executed their respective duties in a business-like manner. These and their audience, the Seniors thank most gra- ciously. Wie feel thatt, hough we are partially repaying this debt of gratitude with the present we are leaving to the school, purchased with the proceeds of the celebration, we can never repay, but in appreciation, all the assistance given for the Tercentenary Celebration. Louis HEITKAM, Prfridfizf. SHAKILSPEARICAN CELEBRATION Nlay 9, 1916, proved to be one of the ideal days willed by the June '16 class for all Tech's future out-of-door performance. By two o'clock the campus formed the back-ground for the merrymakers. The procession started from the main building procession started from the main build- ing, wound through the woods, and emerged east of the poen space before the Powder hlagazine. just to refresh your memories we print the names of events and changes in program made necessary at-the last moment.

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THE ARSENAL CANNON I9 18. Hamlet English YHI Most of the pupils hztye prtigrzttns, so the staff publishes the corrections mnly. In The Tempest, presented hy the English I classes, Helen Catrrmll ttitilx the part of Iris, Klztry lYilher did nut dztnee with the wood nyniphs, and lfthel Fixx- Worthy took the part of Ceres. The character of Stztrveling was omitted from A Klidsummer Nights Dream, English Hls part, and Klarguret Ctwlei' wats nmt among the fairies in this scene. In C0ri0lanus, presented hy lfnglish III, Fred Dyer played the pztrt ttf Brutus. In the Archery Cnntestu lfztrl Stephen- son took Richard l3z1leer's part and Harold Day did not pztrticipztte. In bt the prugrztrn for Xl1teheth, lfnglish YIl's crwntrihution, Clztrenee Xliller took the part uf liCIlIlHX and the lmrds were Herhert Bader, Hurry lirtnyii, Alhert Dtiugherty, lfdgztr Speeee, und Bernard l,ziwsfin. In Hztnilet, giyen hy the ' v Xllls Paul Health ttmlt the pztrt nl Lucianus. In the ctiurt group little Kliss Kathleen Htvttel and lfddie Fisher were added as Pztges. 'llhis celehrgttitwn, in which Lthflut six hundred :tnd seyenty-nyc Tech students ttityk part nut twnly hrwught us Z1 day of pleasure, hut ztlsti shfnyed inure plainly than eyer heftwre the ptvssihilitits tif Tech's wtmtllzttnls.